Zendaya
This is another study I did, using Zendaya as a refrence!I'm aware that my drawings barely have a variety in skin colour, I want to change that and practice different skin tones, and this was a try at that (though it ended up looking bright because of the lighting...)
I also wanted to draw some fluffy, curly hair but I'm not sure what I did
I started with a general shape with a hard, big brush, then zoomed in and started adding strokes and colours, but it was hard to get a 'natural' feel to it and I still feel like it's a bit off...
If you have any tips on that, or see any mistakes or things that could be done differently, please let me know! I'm open for constructive criticism
Dec 17, 2020#zendaya
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This study is really good omg 
The only two things I can recommend is making the colors more vibrant by making them look more saturated to make it look more alive (of course if you're going for a different mood, ignore this), and to make the details in the face more tilted and rounded as in plump to combat the flatness of the features.
The only two things I can recommend is making the colors more vibrant by making them look more saturated to make it look more alive (of course if you're going for a different mood, ignore this), and to make the details in the face more tilted and rounded as in plump to combat the flatness of the features.
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•Overall i think this study is well done! The lighting is good and i think you handled the composition rlly well. One thing im noticing tho is that her face lools a little flat. I think if you tilted her eyes a wee bit, it'd make the face appear more curved. Also, some shadows where her hair meets her forehead would help with that too ♡ amazing work tho! Keep it up ~
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•Very nice piece. I really like the ambience. About the curls: it helps to build up some darker tones after the light ones, then light ones again over that. Doing "clouds" and filling the spaces also helps to build the shape!
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