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Jon Sephton at Galerie JS
France
Registrace 11. 01. 2016
Artist based in Monflanquin, south-west France. Work is primarily in watercolur (including ink) and oil.
House in Pujols in Acrylics
Speeded-up demonstration of painting a village house. Not fine detail, as it's about the principle of painting in layers, starting with the walls and working forwards.
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Waterlilies Demonstration 2. Painting in the style of Monet with acrylic paint.
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Painting in the style of Claude Monet, using one of his 'Waterlilies' series as inspiration. For this demonstration I'm using Golden Heavy Body acrylic paint on a 40cm x 30cm canvas panel. The original was around 92cm x 73cm. This painting is currently for sale at: www.galerie-js.fr
Quick Sketching
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A real-time video of a very quick sketch and watercolour. This isn't the finest sketch, but the video will show how I would approach a quick 'record keeping' sketch in the time it takes to have a relaxed cup of coffee. Using pigment marker and watercolour paint with a waterbrush. The sketchpad is by Seawhite, watercolours are mainly Winsor and Newton and the waterbrush is by Pentel.
Acrylic Painting Demonstration: Monet's Water Lilies (1908)
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A demonstration video originally made for a beginners acrylic course in February 2019. The video consists of a number of real-time clips, so when you see me painting, the video is not speeded up. The clips are edited so you don't sit through me having a cup of tea or sitting thinking! Total painting time was about an hour from start to finish. I painted on a 30cm square canvas board using Jacks...
Adding shade to a sketch
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A short but real-time demonstration of a technique for quickly adding shade and depth to a watercolour sketch. There are many ways of achieving the impression of depth in a painting, but this works for me, particularly when working quickly. Materials used: Waterproof black Staedtler pigment pen for the sketch Winsor and Newton artists watercolours in pans (for the shade colour I used French ult...
Sketching a doorway using soluble ink and water
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This a very rough video made for a sketching class to show how one might go about sketching using soluble ink and water. It's in real time with no cuts or edits. There was no pencil underdrawing or guidelines, so what you see is rather raw.
Easy Acrylic Painting Technique
ABSOLUTLY BEAUTIFUL
Exactly what i need for school. Thank you! <3
So cool
How beautiful
C'était un symphonie avec un beau voyage de rêve merci pour la démonstration ❤
Thanks this is very useful!
Beautiful work, thank you.
why did you stop posting tutorials??! Like these tutorials are soo helpful !
Thanks for the comment. There are plans to do a few more very soon.
this is so useful❤ thank you
nice video, i really love it <3
This is so gorgeous! You captured the essence of his painting using student grade paints no less 😱 thanks so much this made my soul happy
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment.
Very beautiful.
This is a great video! I am inspired to try this with some small sketching projects soon!
Thanks and good luck. The great thing about this technique is all you need is a fine nib pen and any normal fountain pen ink.
Are you the colours Monet used, still avalible today
Hi Ben. There are a couple of reports of the colours Monet used and most are still available although I'm sure formulations will have changed. The National Gallery's report is probably the most exhaustive (www.nationalgallery.org.uk/media/15524/roy2007.pdf). All manufacturers have some slightly different names for their colours, but it would seem Monet's palette was (roughly, after 1860): Lead white (difficult to buy in Europe now, but many offer a 'lead white alternative'), Cobalt violet light, Emerald green (now a safe version - the one Monet used would probably have contained, and given off, arsenic!), French ultramarine, Vermilion (similar to Alizarin Crimson), Cadmium yellow light, Cadmium yellow dark and Lemon yellow. Hope that's some help, Jon.
@@jonsephtonatgaleriejs7799 ty… I was just curious … I love this painting of yours btw
I painted a version myself
Merci its very interresting, more like Thatcher please😊
May I ask what brush you used? Bristles?
Hi and thanks for the comment. Yes, the brushes are bristles. A softer flat for the underpainting and then a firmer filbert for the rest. If you stand next to an original Monet the brushstrokes are very evident, so it needs a firm bristle to keep the texture.
Thank you Watching you paint Monet was very hypnotic.
so soft , thank you
Thank you, nice work!
Excellent demonstration!
This is a great video! Definitely going to try this. Do you think you could do a Georges Seurat demo in acrylic’s? Or is pointillism not easily achieved with acrylic paint?
I think you can achieve most things with acrylics, but pointillism had a different basis to Monet. I believe Seurat was influenced by the (then) modern printing process of using dots of CMYK in rosette patterns. It's very time consuming and, for me, not as emotional as Monet's painting style. I admire many of Seurat's paintings, but don't have the 'connection' to make me want to try it. Hope that makes sense.
@@jonsephtonatgaleriejs7799 yeah it makes sense. I’m definitely more connected to Monet’s style of Impressionism. I tried to do pointillism but it wore down my patience very fast.
Beautiful
super merci
I've been longing to try out a Monet Water Lily painting.. you have inspired me to go ahead and do it.. thank you for sharing.. I have subscribed..
Glad it inspired you and thanks for the comment.
This is magic!
Ive watched this a couple of times and it's still fascinating & beautiful!
Ive watched this a couple of times and it's still fascinating & beautiful!
Wonderful!!!👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you
Brilliant! Thank you.
Beautiful!!!!
Very beautiful layer of colours ! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful!
Such a beautiful painting and the video, thank you very much. And the music is very harmonious too :)
I am awestruck by your use of color. It is more beautiful to me than I could convey in words. I would love to know the palette you used. I can only imagine how much better it looks in person...
looks amazing..
What kind or art type is the painting of Claude monet
WOW! That is so cool ! Keep you the good work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Merci!!! Je cherche cette peinture sur le site de la liste des ses tableaux mais ne la trouve pas. Pouvez-vous me diriger vers un lien sur internet? Vous expliquez qu'il faille utiliser beaucoup de peinture blanche, ce qui enlève parfois la vivacité des couleurs, pourquoi est-ce nécessaire? Merci bien
Merci pour vos commentaires. Réponse facile pour commencer - voici le fichier que j'ai utilisé comme source : art-monet.com/1901_49.html. Selon mon expérience, j'ai dû utiliser plus de peinture blanche que je ne le pensais, ce qui m'a surpris. Je pense que Monet s'appuie sur le contraste pour ajouter de l'éclat à un grand nombre de ses œuvres, et le fait de mettre des couleurs plus vives à côté de couleurs pâles fait apparaître les couleurs plus riches encore plus fortes.
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Ciao.... mi chiamo Lelio , anch'io sono appassionato alla pittura impressionista, in particolare mi piace Monet, mi sono iscritto al suo canale, complimenti per la bellissima dimostrazione, era ciò che cercavo!
WOW. Thank you for this!
What type of brush did you use? Thanks!
Thank you!
This is so good. Im gonna try this. Thank you!
Good luck! Hope you have fun with it.
Una belleza.....gracias por compartir..!!.Estoy maravillada!!
Wonderful....
Lovely painting and the music is wonderful too. What is it?
Hi Cris - sorry it's taken a while to get back to you. The piano is a piece of royalty -free music by Kevin Macleod - you can get more information in his credit at the end of the video. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
@@jonsephton7101 LOL Thank you so much. Really enjoyed you video.
Excellent piece, Thank you for sharing
Fantastic!!! Thank you so much!!!
Thanks Elena - hope you found it useful.