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Portrait demo - probably the best that I have seen.
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I have always thought that accurately drawing the face is the hardest of all painting tasks because the human eye automatically picks up anything at all that is wrong.
I have been watching quite a few videos on the subject and came across a particular short YouTube demo that just left me staring at the screen in admiration and respect for the artist's talent. I assume that much of the tonal variation has come from lifting out - superb.
at 57 seconds, the mouth goes in and that instance, the portrait is instantly recognisable.
Hope nobody minds me sharing this find here?
link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qmAbXZmfnA