Blind Veit Stoss with daughter

Create a preliminary sketch to establish the composition and proportions of the figures and background.

Block in the main shapes and values using thin washes of color.

Begin to refine the details of the faces, paying close attention to the light and shadow.

Develop the textures of the clothing, fur, and architectural elements using a variety of brushstrokes.

Build up the layers of paint, gradually increasing the level of detail and realism.

Pay attention to the subtle color variations in the skin tones and clothing.

Add highlights and shadows to create a sense of depth and dimension.

Glaze with thin layers of color to unify the painting and create a sense of atmosphere.