Blues darkened, flicks of dark paint and pops of warmer tones added to the face Darker paint added wet onto dry First layer of paint added to body before adding darker spots wet into wet Making the most of blue and lilac shadows in the whitesUsing the tip of the brush to paint in the shadows Beak and eye painted tightly Rich tones added with pops of orange and crimson First layer on the beak Initial sketch Photo on unsplash
Love the eagle! I would never have thought to use blue or violet. I love learning from you. It has been some time since I have been back to finish my course. Lots of life happenings and several loved ones passing. I want to get back to the lessons and some fun. I love seeing the stages of this painting. I love your work
I also noticed only part of the painting has tape around it. Was some of it removed before picture was taken? What was the purpose for half taping? Just curious
Philadelphia Eagles fan here. Go Birds! Wonderful eagle Sarah. I think I would like the eyes a little more intense, just personal preference. Super portrait of a magnificent bird of prey. Can't wait for that book! Hope you make a video to go along with it. Congrats, Dee
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Sarah Stokes' projects are always wonderful. Great artist. Thank you
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Love the eagle! I would never have thought to use blue or violet. I love learning from you. It has been some time since I have been back to finish my course. Lots of life happenings and several loved ones passing. I want to get back to the lessons and some fun. I love seeing the stages of this painting. I love your work
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I also noticed only part of the painting has tape around it. Was some of it removed before picture was taken? What was the purpose for half taping? Just curious
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PlusPhiladelphia Eagles fan here. Go Birds! Wonderful eagle Sarah. I think I would like the eyes a little more intense, just personal preference. Super portrait of a magnificent bird of prey. Can't wait for that book! Hope you make a video to go along with it. Congrats, Dee
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Wonderful and great to see all the steps for learning from too! Thanks Sarah
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Oh my! It is so beautiful!!!!
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Beautiful Sarah, you are such an inspiration. I must get on with my course with you. Thanks Sarah.
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Professor Plus@carlagrilli54 thank you so much. I’m really glad you like them!
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Professor Plus@dlynn thank you so much. I often saturate my photos heavily and this helps me identify the colours easier. Hope this helps!
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Professor Plus@dlynn it’s to give me a crisp clean edge at the base and sides of the eagle
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Professor Plus@pronker_therover thank you Dee, glad you like it!
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Professor Plus@raysofsunshine you are very welcome! Glad you like it!
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Professor Plus@monica_marelli thank you Monica! @ditty thank you so much! Enjoy the course!
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Beautiful
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very beautiful, great job 👍👌👍⭐👏
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Professor PlusThank you so much! @neairfan
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Professor PlusThank you Grant! @grant_marven
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