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Published: 2013-09-16 19:11:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 33630; Favourites: 835; Downloads: 572
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This is a tutorial on how I do my nose on my paintings following my eye tutorial. I have broken it all down so you can see how and in what order I paint the nose. There are many ways in which other artist do this, but I am self taught and I find this way works for me and allows me to achieve the realism that I am after
Here are some examples of how this fits into a portrait alongside my original eye, mouth, hair and ear tutorial
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Thank you for taking the time to even view this and I hope that this might help some of you a little, and a massive heartfelt thank you for all those who commented on my Eye Tutorial and faved it.
I hope you all like it
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Another great step by step, as good as the one with the eyes ! I hope you'll show us more of them !
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Thank you so much for that, it means a lot to me 
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few strokes and voila....a perfect nose...how do u do thaaaaat??? when i try..its like impossible 
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Jia, you are too kind and it's slightly more than a few strokes
When I do the Video tutorials it will be so much clearer 
Thank you so much again
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Thank you so much for that Tas, you are way too kind 
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nah! Thank you!
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Another amazing tutorial. You have shown how to do something that most people difficult, and you have made it look easy.
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Thank you ever so much my friend. I see you used my eye tutorial on your latest painting, beautifully done
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You are so welcome and thank you for your support
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Very nice
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Thank you so Hayley. For skin colour I just pick a pink skin tone depending on the lighting, then just select the lighter and darker tones around it. I actually paint all my skin on one single layer and only use a separate layer for things like freckles, spots or stubble. I always paint using 300 dpi so I can get all the detail I need, so my smallest ever line will usually be a strand of hair at around 8 pixels. My canvas size is usually around 5000 by 3500. I hope this helps you Hayley
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Yes very helpful
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A painting will normally take between 6 to 9 hours on and off, however something likeΒ Β will take around 12 hours
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Ah, that's normally how I end up doing it, too. Β Work for an hour or two here and there over a couple of days. Β Once I get something started then I always have the drive to finish it, but I just have to get something started, lol
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Thank you so much and I'm so happy that it has helped you a little
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