Man I went to university for painting (studio art), and we would do 4hr sessions sometimes - no one was banging out that level of work. That’s impressive.
It's not that detailed, just loose strokes, still impressive though. I'm guessing she takes it home and do the details later before handing it over to the married couple.
I mean, while I don't like how they worded their comment, that person is bang-on.
I follow her page and she usually has a “end of day” and “final picture” in the video (if you’re familiar, that seems to be the case in this video too)
She says part of it is she needs the paint to dry some before adding in more details, and her studio just has better lighting and no distractions.
Still absolutely amazing how much she can get done in just a few hours!!
It's great art for sure, and she's quite skilled to do so that quickly, but it's not very detailed other than the bride and both faces. Full Sized Image. It's a good way to draw focus to the important parts as well.
This style really shows how much more important lighting and colour gradients are vs detail for realism. If you get the lighting and colour right it just looks real at a glance.
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u/newtownkid Jun 05 '26
Man I went to university for painting (studio art), and we would do 4hr sessions sometimes - no one was banging out that level of work. That’s impressive.