Plein Air around CCAD

These are a few plein Air sketches I painted back when I was in university. They were all done with acrylic paint. 

Portrait Painting Process in Photoshop ft Morgan

This video shows my usual process when painting portraits in Photoshop. I usually start with a rough sketch in black and white, and slowly add color using a series of overlay and multiply layers. This video is a bit shorter than my previous ones since I'm not narrating the video. I plan on uploading tutorials with my commentary sometime in the near future.

Digital Portrait Process (Ft Michael Phelps)

Portrait Painting Process in Photoshop (Alton Sterling Tribute)

Take a journey into my portrait painting process in Photoshop. It shows how I start with a rough sketch, refine the line drawing, then I move into the coloring phase, and I finalize the painting with some last minute details.

Interior Painting Photoshop Demo

This painting was done from observation at my job site. This video
simply shows my painting process. I intended on adding a commentary
explaining my thought process, but I don't have the adequate equipment
for that yet

Revenge (WIP/process)

Here's some progress on a piece I'm currently working on. It began as a tiny thumbnail. I then enlarged the thumbnail onto a larger canvas and started painting, working from the bigger shapes to the smaller ones. Honestly, I may never finish this piece; but If i so decide to finish it, I'll make sure the final product remains readable when reduced to a thumbnail size. I'm saying this because I feel like the values are starting to get muddy, and I'm losing that strong silhouette I once had in the initial thumbnail sketch.

Late Night Work (Process)

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1. The initial sketch. This began on a recycled old painting which already had the colors I was looking for. In this stage, I was trying to capture the overall essence of the piece.
2. The line drawing. This was done over the initial sketch. You know what they say, behind every great painting, lies a great drawing.
3. The line drawing was then placed on top of the initial sketch.
4. I began to paint under the line drawing, trying to separate values, and distinguish the different items in the painting.
5. I Finally rendered on top of the line drawing to a more finished state.
final piece can be seen here