February 2024 Reference Photos: Falling Light: Dane H.
Added 2024-02-21 18:00:07 +0000 UTC150 Hi-Res Images of the female portrait and figure. Reference photo pack for artists to use in their own art.
Reference Images- Female, Portrait, Draped, Clothing, Indoor, 150 Hi-Res Images
Dane H is an absolutely wonderful and talented person and traveling art model. Check out her Insta page https://www.instagram.com/theredbomb_model/
Also note she has an amazing coast-to-coast modeling tour coming up including a week long event in Iceland. So Contact her for booking info if you're interested. Oh and please tag her with your creations of her, I know she'd love to see em.
Thank you all for your Patronage, I hope these reference images are helpful!
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Feel free to use, edit or reinterpret the actual photos any way you choose for your own artwork. Your artwork derived from the photos is yours to do with as you please, share, tag (or not) keep or sell.
Please don’t share, post or redistribute the actual photos indiscriminately. If you’d like to use the images in an educational environment that’s fine. The model and myself appreciate your discretion and professionalism. Thank you.
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I'd love to see and share your work derived from any of my reference shots on Instagram so please feel free to tag me or use this hashtag #bclpatreon or both.
I get really far behind sometimes and loose contact with social media. If I've missed your tag previously I'll do my best to catch up.
Download the entire zip file in the attachment link below.
Or you can download from my Dropbox here.
Comments
Danes un draped poses are one of the best!
Gedra Simkus
2024-10-16 22:36:44 +0000 UTCGreat question Alexandra, I think typically its best to stick with any asymmetry, its actually part of what we recognize about a person. Comparing the ancient Greeks and Romans, the Greeks idealized their subject (took the asymmetry out) but the Roman keep it all in, including scars. So its just two different ways of thinking about it, neither is wrong. I would say experiment with both ways.
Bryce Cameron Liston
2024-03-05 20:26:19 +0000 UTCHi Dear Bryce, I have a question about drawing with reference.. if in the picture the model seems to have for example asymmetrical eyes, is it better to stick to the reference (even if they look kind of odd) or modify and make them aligned? Anyway thank you for this beautiful images, I will post on IG a portrait of Dane, who is amazing. If you don’t mind I will tag you and her of course! :)
Alexandra Veneziani
2024-02-28 17:52:04 +0000 UTC
