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Kathy will set up a live still life using daffodils and whatever other spring flowers she can find, and demonstrate how to design and compose a strong block-in, and then, what to do next to bring the painting to a successful finish.
Paint along and study with Steve as he leads this first of four watercolor sessions highlighting panoramic views.
Paint along and study with Steve as he leads this, the second of four watercolor sessions highlighting panoramic views.
Paint along and study with Steve as he leads this, the third of four watercolor sessions highlighting panoramic views.
Mounting watercolor paper so there is minimal buckling is key to ensuring the painting can be framed flat under glass. In this video I demonstrate two different methods for mounting paper using simple materials and minimal time and effort!
Thoughts about traveling for plein air painting and discussion of a few example plein air paintings I've done. '.
In this demo Jeanne shows how to turn on the power of your brights to make your sunsets realistic, never garish. Harness the power of neutrals to create color magic.
In this demo Jeanne shows how to turn on the power of your brights to make your sunsets realistic, never garish. Harness the power of neutrals to create color magic.
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.
Follow along with Kathy as she demonstrates painting a fall floral and pumpkin painting. This is the day one demo of her three day autumn workshop at Landgrove Inn in Vermont.
In Contemporary Canyons I switch gears to the city streets of Providence Rhode Island. I address how to keep energy in the depiction of static buildings, as well as the importance of indirect light.
It is important to consider the properties of watercolor paint when choosing your palette. Within each color of paint there are properties of opacity, transparency, granularity, and staining. Understanding these properties is important to knowing how ...
Paint along and study with Steve as he leads this, the second of four watercolor sessions highlighting panoramic views.
Initially, three oily colors are applied to the canvas. With a paper towel move aroung the paint and pull out the lights. Add more darks as needed. Continue to develop the composition and pay attention to the big value shapes.
Continue to wipe out and add paint to keep the value relationships, edge quality and design heading toward a pleasing result. Keep the shapes interesting and avoid sameness. Take frequent breaks, use a mirror, and keep your objectivity. Stop before ...
Finishing the painting. Continue to wipe out and add paint to keep the value relationships, edge quality and design heading toward a pleasing result. Keep the shapes interesting and avoid sameness. Take frequent breaks, use a mirror, and keep your ...
The sky is full of color year round, but especially so in the spring. Join Jeanne for an evening of sky-painting, recognizing gesture, shape and perspective in the sky and using them to create distance and atmosphere.
In this demonstration Jonathan will depict two working fishing boats in Chatham Massachusetts. He will address the challenges of form and depth, as well as color and value. Deviating from photo reference in order to achieve interest and excitement ...
In this demonstration Jonathan will depict two working fishing boats in Chatham Massachusetts. He will address the challenges of form and depth, as well as color and value. Deviating from photo reference in order to achieve interest and excitement ...
Join Kathy as she demonstrates how she sets up a beautiful still life in preparation for a painting.
Water rarely sits still. Whether it is a gust of wind ruffling the surface, a pebble or fish breaking the surface, or currents running deep underneath, the surface of water is constantly moving. Building on the first two layers this video shows how ...
Water rarely sits still. Whether it is a gust of wind ruffling the surface, a pebble or fish breaking the surface, or currents running deep underneath, the surface of water is constantly moving. Building on the first two layers this video shows how ...
Please join Mary Rose for part 1 of this live oil painting seascape presentation as she demonstrates how to build a solid foundation for her composition, leading to a dynamic design. Attention is given to the relationship of design, drawing, value, ...
As the painting develops and the colors meet you should paint the edges as they are. Hard, soft or somewhere in between. Keep the most beautiful color and design in the area of the focal point.
Paint smudging is a delivery system for applying paint to the page with a straight edge such as a palette knife, small pieces of metal, or other implements to creating interesting and somewhat etherial shapes. You can apply the paint directly to the ...
