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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.
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One of the key elements in a landscape painting is the sky. How a sky is painted can affect the mood and emotion of the landscape. Bright skies, stormy skies, clouds, and color all influence the story told in a landscape. In this series we will work ...
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Botanical beauty and profusion in the garden: so attractive, so joyful! In this live demo, Jeanne shares tips for approaching the chaos, discovering compositions, and creating impressions without being overwhelmed with the detail. Learn how to ...
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Watch as Mary Rose demonstrates how to start a painting of a rose.
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Watch as Mary Rose takes a portrait of Terry, part boxer and part basset hound, from start to completion.
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Watch as Mary Rose takes a portrait of Terry, part boxer and part basset hound, from start to completion.
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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 ...
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One of the key elements in a landscape painting is the sky. How a sky is painted can affect the mood and emotion of the landscape. Bright skies, stormy skies, clouds, and color all influence the story told in a landscape. In this series we will work ...
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One of the key elements in a landscape painting is the sky. How a sky is painted can affect the mood and emotion of the landscape. Bright skies, stormy skies, clouds, and color all influence the story told in a landscape. In this series we will work ...
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Finishing a painting with attention to values and edges
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In this video I discuss the benefits of changing up subject and content to find new inspiration and creative outlets. Although trying new techniques and processes is a great way to learn, so is shuffling up one's subject choices. Choosing unexpected ...
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From planning the design through addressing value, color, and edge relationships this video will describe the process from beginning to completion.,
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Join Jonathan McPhillips for a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Reliable Passage, a 12" x 9" oil painting capturing the iconic train bridge over the Cape Cod Canal. In this video demonstration, watch as Jonathan brings to life the structural ...
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Still water ponds are full of reflection, color and life in summer. Join Jeanne to explore the color and composition challenges of lily pads and marsh grasses and reflections in still water.
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Strategies for choosing the best ground, then tackling the complex subject of close-up dramatically lit dahlias, from start to finish.
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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.
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How to mix and compare color and value relationships in a painting. Squinting down and naming edges as the colors meet.
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Working on a gallery painting, I show you how I evaluate and make the final marks to finish the water on a icy creek.
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Focus on specific techniques for painting realistic water. These include working over an underpainting, dragging, using a sponge, your fingers and brushes.
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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.
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How to mix and compare color and value relationships in a painting. Squinting down and naming edges as the colors meet.
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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.
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How to mix and compare color and value relationships in a painting. Squinting down and naming edges as the colors meet.
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Strategies for choosing the best ground, then tackling the complex subject of close-up dramatically lit dahlias, from start to finish.
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How to simplify, then use analogous color and temperature shifts to create glow.