How to Take Your Own Art Reference Photos and Why It's Important
This video is the second in a four-part series in which I will be talking about the use of references when creating figurative artwork. In this second video I will explain why taking time to produce our own reference photos is important and how it can actually be quite easy to do. I also give specific ideas of how to take photos quickly and easily whether you are interested in portraits, animals, landscapes, and other subjects.
Link to Part 1 of Using References series: • Can I Use Photos I Find Online to Cre...
Link to Part 3 of Using References series:
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Watercolor Pumpkin and Flowers Still Life
Sakura Koi Watercolor Set
Canson Watercolor Paper
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Canon Rebel T4i
Music : Water Lily by The 126ers
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