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Here is a selection of portraits from some of the characters I painted throughout the last few years.
I rendered and detailed the faces some more as part of the excersises I am doing lately. Hope you like these!
Portrait study I finished this week.
Since I paint most of my characters full body, I have the goal to get better at understanding key elements of subject a matter closer to the camera (textures, color nuances, intricate shapes, etc).
Hope you like it!
All the best,
JCH
Happy to be a part of #PortfolioDay !
My name is Joel Chaim Holtzman and I am currently working in the entertainment industry and on my worldbuilding.
You can see my artwork on https://t.co/yuPY5AWDFu
All the best!
Saint George and the Dragon, painting by Solomon Joseph Solomon.
Excellent use of the ''Figura Serpentinata/Serpentine Figurine'', A method to make the characters more dynamic.
Method was popularized by ''The Big Three'' from the Rennaisance (Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael)
Painting I made a while back depicting an Ethiopian warrior priest from the empire of Axum.
Tom Lovell, one of my favourite artists. Love his takes on history.
Painting from 6 years ago, (with some changes) that I did for a mentorship.
Only able to share most of my unreleased freelance work by 2023. I will keep maintaining a varied social media output until then however possible.
Faerie Necromancy, based on Celtic myths and legends.
''Third Value'' By Sam Neilson.
Mastering the midtones:
From experience I can say that this bit of knowledge can bring a piece to the next level. I applied it a bit later in my artistic journey than I wanted, but I am happy I understand it now.
Hope its of use!
Character design I painted developping a concept for a board game a year ago. Details everywhere!
Love this painting by Carl Friedrich Heinrich. The mood and strong shape languages are exceptional.