@chip-valecek cool looking forward to seeing it

Hey I like your character, I'm not sure if you want any thoughts I did a quick paintover that might help flatten the road a bit and give your picture depth. Just a thought. anyway great to see your process

I enjoyed this one, got a bit controversial at the end lol maybe you should have cut that bit.

That's interesting to see. I second a timelapse

I like both. I also like it when you can see the loose underdrawing just peaking through.

You could always do a loose pencil sketch then do a tighter line after. I've done that before and enjoy it. And I am a messy painter really haha

@smceccarelli I think it looks great. I would remove the two cogs to allow the jaws silhouette to be clearer though. I'm not a biker but I did use to have a bmx lol

@kevin-longueil I think it looks good, the top of the head looks a bit washed out to me though it's void of any detail? I think what @smceccarelli said about using extra layers will improve this method because even oil painters don't finish with colour glazes over there grisaille under paintings... they would come along and add there thicker paint where needed to finish it off. I'm glad you've started to add colour to your work it will be exciting to see what you do.

I think if you want all your work to be unified using a limited palette of colours works well for traditional painting. So only have say eight colours on your palette and just use them might help.

Another vote for the first one. It's technically better

1.2 with a white background I assume looks good to me.