Concept for a machine

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Sketchbook of "stridiggio"
Hi David, you have some interesting concepts in here! You might want to also experiment with brushes that have harder edges (or try less blending) to sharpen up your paintings a bit. Painter is a great program, with a ridiculous amount of interesting brushes to try. I’ve the acrylic wet detail brush is my favourite currently. Keep experimenting!
Aviva: Thank you so much for the feedback.
You and Gary have reason with the sugestions and advises, this year is my first attempt to work in Painter, I’ve been a bit lazy to do something serious in this, but is time to starting to do it, I’ll be playing more with this because finally I found that is something that I like to do, Regards.
hi Stridiggio,
It’s going the right way
Your images still lack sharpness but colors are looking good. The lady from your 08-12-09 post (with flowers) looked better value-wise before updating- present version has too much black and near-black greys in it.
cheers!
Sebastian
SebastianZ: thank you the comment, I agree
with it!.
For now I'm changing all the concept for this personal work, also now I changed the face since this was one overpaint or "Photomanipulation", but after read the topic of [Robert Chang here](http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=166&t=461830) about the use of references,...I did my own face with the reference but the face changed a lot to me and now doesn't look like the original ref (I'll be posting it later).
About Hard Brushes is the last thing which I usually work with, sometimes.
[img]http://lh6.ggpht.com/_6SMp5uuYlZo/SpU4oXbnnZI/AAAAAAAACPo/B57mvYdFF3g/s512/J555x900-01509.jpg[/img]
Working in B&W again, no references for the Woman, 
UPDATE 29 sept. rotated and adjusted:
[img]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_6SMp5uuYlZo/SsHs1VxSOeI/AAAAAAAACio/D7TXZo2rcvY/s1600/womanportrait021.jpeg[/img]
UPDATE 29 Sept. Some minutes more:

20 mns more for this.

About 60mns this morning, I forgot crop the image 

OCT 5 / 09. Traditional Charcoal and starting values with Digital after scann…, yep muddle 

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