Kari Lynn M.

Back to Portraits for Beginners Course

Ready to tackle the last class focused solely on eyes in this course?

Remember, if you’ve struggled to grasp the concepts we’ve discussed—that’s okay! We are merely practicing the act of painting eyes in these classes, and you have plenty of time to improve your painting abilities. You can even come back and take each of these eye-focused classes again later on to see yourself improve the second, third, or even forth go-around.

In this class, though, we will review and re-practice everything we’ve learned so far about painting eyes, and we will attempt painting some thick eyebrows. We’ll also focus more on the skin underneath the eyes, just so you start to understand the techniques we often use to make skin look more realistic.

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Materials Needed

• Paints
  • White
  • Raw Umber
  • Blue or Black
• A mixing palette for acrylic paint
• One paint mixing tool (either a spatula, butter knife, or craft/popsicle stick)
• One small/medium roundhead brush