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LHS-Keeping Track of Your Art
21:21
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If you've ever forgotten if you entered a show with a particular painting, forgotten to pick up after a show, or just can't find a painting ANYWHERE this discussion is for you. Full of tips and ideas that will make managing your art much easier.
LHS-Live Demo: Travels with your Sketchbook
2:00:34
42views
The best way to really capture your travel experiences is not by taking photos. It is by slowing down to really see it, and draw it in a sketchbook. Sketchbooking is an easy, portable way to bring your art with you. In this demo I share with you my ...
LHS-Kickstart Your New Year
25:25
29views
Where do you want your Art to take you? If you have been painting for awhile this is an important question for reflection. I offer some tips on goalsetting, getting help in evaluating your art, and thoughts on guiding your art where you want.
LHS-Rainy Reflections (part 1)
27:44
29views
Capturing rain reflections on a sidewalk at dusk is made easier by beginning with a darker paper. A good exercise in working with value.
LHS-Rainy Reflections (part 2)
28:23
23views
Capturing rain reflections on a sidewalk at dusk is made easier by beginning with a darker paper. A good exercise in working with value.
LHS-Live Demo: Sunstreaks on Water
1:58:43
37views
Let me show you how to capture the subtle play of sunlight and shadow on water. This can be a complex subject which can require some finesse to accomplish.
Sunstreaks on Water (part 1)
32:27
28views
Let me show you how to prepare your painting to the point you can add in those subtle sunstreaks that cast across water at sunrise or sunset.
Sunstreaks on Water (part 2)
24:48
24views
Let me show you how to prepare your painting to the point you can add in those subtle sunstreaks that cast across water at sunrise or sunset.
pastel painting of a waterfall painted by Liz Haywood-Sullivan
1:46:25
78views
Waterfalls are dramatic and dazzling. But they can be elusive and difficult to capture, and easy to overdo. Let me give you some techniques to capture a moment in the life of an eye-catching waterfall, with it's splashes and energy. Hint: Don't first ...
Liz Haywood-Sullivan pastel painting of a moonlit marsh
1:54:27
60views
It's one of those moments that stops you in your tracks when you come across it. The rising moon has a magic all its own. It doubles when its reflection is captured in water. Let me show you how to capture the effect of this fleeting moment in time.
Liz Haywood-Sullivan live demo picture
1:59:41
76views
The subject of this live demo is a swiftly flowing creek full of active, energized water tumbling over a shallow rocky streambed. Let me show you how I approach this complicated type of moving water and chip away at its intricacies, layer by layer.
how to paint sand with pastel
26:28
57views
I get asked this all the time. It's a conondrum because sand is a chameleon. It changes it's color based upon the source and color of the light hitting it. So how do you paint it? Let me show you.
Color of Painting Sand with Pastel
28:30
51views
I get asked this all the time. It's a conondrum because sand is a chameleon. It changes it's color based upon the source and color of the light hitting it. So how do you paint it? Let me show you.
LHS-Intro to Arial Perspective Principles for Water
16:37
34views
This video describes and illustrates principles of aerial perspective that apply to painting water. Representational painters are magicians - we take a 2D surface and convince people it has three dimensions. These principles are essential tools in ...
LHS-Arial Perspective in Water Reflections (part 1)
25:17
37views
This full demo incorporates many of the aerial perspective principles laid out in my introductory video. The focus is on how the execution of reflections can indicate three-dimensional distance and depth.
LHS-Arial Perspective in Water Reflections (part 2)
27:29
22views
This full demo incorporates many of the aerial perspective principles laid out in my introductory video. The focus is on how the execution of reflections can indicate three-dimensional distance and depth.