How I use PHOTO REFERENCE to create vibrant fun art. 

I go through my latest painting explaining how I use basic photo reference to create vibrant paintings. They don't have to be amazing photos to be useful for reference. Sometimes it can be an advantage if they are not so great because you will not be able to copy them exactly. You will have to use your imagination to make them more fun.
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Drawing equipment:
Main tablet - Wacom 22" pro amzn.to/3XVIbVH
Other tablet - IPad Pro 13 M4 Nano screen amzn.to/3NgT0Na
Tablet pen - Wacom Pro Pen 3 amzn.to/3zNHjKP
Controls - Xencelabs Quick keys amzn.to/4etGrub
PC equipment:
Monitor - LG-34GN850 amzn.to/3Bz34i3
Sound - Sound blaster katana v2 amzn.to/4eysgDX
Headphones - Sony WH-1000XM5 amzn.to/3Ybzg3O
Camera equipment:
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B Camera - Sony Vlog ZV-1 amzn.to/3NdsHr9
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Main lens - Sonnar T* FE 35mm F2.8 ZA amzn.to/4dwd6xD
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Mounting - Manfrotto 396B- 3 amzn.to/3TYGzJQ
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Drawing Apps:
Procreate - IPad
Art station pro - IPad
Affinity designer 2 - Ipad/Windows
Clip studio - Windows
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