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That's basically just how heavy Your line is. Sometimes you want to be have a thicker line and then you make the line thinner. So I mean, that's pretty much it for line Wakeman. If I apply less pressure, the line is going to be really, really light. So the more pressure I have, the thicker the line will be. So I'm gonna use this brush Incan and what line weight is? I'm gonna make the brush a 100%. All of my brushes are pretty much talk brushes that I've just tweaked. These of course, are also available in the description. Line Weight, Taper, and Opacity: Okay, one of the most important things that I see that people don't apply to their line work is the line weight. So you're stuck with looking at our faces. And also in that Dropbox folder is the photograph that we're going to use for this tutorial, which is myself and my fiance, mostly because I don't have to worry about getting anyone else's permission.

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You can download it in the class resources. If you're using procreate, you can download my brush back. That way we can do the whole class together. So both of these images are contained in this class. I'm going to insert another photo of little grow Gu. I'm gonna start with this photo as the, as the photography trace. The next thing that I always do, just because I prefer it, is I'm gonna change the background to a beige color. So we're going to open 3 thousand by 3 thousand pixels at 300 DPI and it's essentially a square. So I already have it saved as client square because I've been do client work with it. And I used 3 thousand by 3 thousand pixels at 300 DPI.

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So we're going to hit this little plus over here on the top right. So we're going to open procreate and we're going to open a new canvas. Getting Started: Okay, first things first. It's going to be fun and you're portraits are going to look great.

PROCREATE FACELESS PORTRAIT HOW TO

I'll do some colors at the end, just so you can see how to color it if you want to. I'm going to go into how you make a stylized design portrait. They're not sure where add lines, what to trace, what not to.

I've been seeing a lot of minimalist designed portraits with flat color, but a lot of people just don't know how to handle the line works. Just be true to yourself, true to the art that you want to do, have fun with it, and I'm going to show you how to make it the best it can be. Don't let anyone make you think that your art is less than anyone else's. Some people want to paint a portrait, some people want to draw it, some people want to draw cartoons, some people want to sculpt. It's not any more or less art than any other type of art. If you bring a photo in and you want to make a minimalist portrait and you trace the lines, that's just more of a design. If I make a sketch, I'm going to trace over it as one step in the complete illustration. Tracing is and will always be an integral part of art and design. Is it art? Is not art? A 100 percent, yes. Let me just address the elephant in the room. If you see my Instagram, then you know what I'm about. I've been an artist for over 30 years, I've done children's books, character design.

One of my most favorite things to do is teach everything that I know about art so I can make your art better. I live in Brooklyn, New York with my fiancee and our cat. The Elephant in the Room: Thank you so much for your interest in this course.

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