Each and every layer creates more depth but it is also creating a change in my subjects face. Not so sure I am liking the transformation.
As the last layer dried it looked a little chalky. I went in and added more warmth and deepened my shadows with a cooler tone.
There is much I have to learn before my painting can be considered "realism"... practice, practice, practice!
I will continue posting my transitions as I complete them.
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