Mood and Light with John Crump
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Get the full lesson here: mypaintingclub...
Join New Zealand artist John Crump at Taupo Bay and learn how to add mood and light to your paintings.
Mood and light are what inspire many of us to paint, but it can take many years to achieve convincing atmospheric and lighting effects. Now you can save yourself some struggle, and benefit from John’s 50 years of painting experience.
This workshop is for every artist who wants to add more drama into their paintings with mood and light.
Get the full lesson here: mypaintingclub...
I hope New Zealand acknowledges and recognises just how much of an asset this painter is to his country. He is a plein air artist of world calibre, a master of landscape atmosphere and light, second to none.
Such a joy to see John in action. Love his work !
New Zealand so insanely beautiful and so are the paintings of the masters.
What a master painter, such beautiful work with such feeling.
Love John's work. Pleasure to watch.
You are one of the best artists I like. I wish many artists may come to see your instructions. THANKS..
Gorgeous and as a new painter, the idea of the less thick paint application technique is so helpful as muddy problems still persist. Scenery is incredible and you are a great teacher
Mis respetos para el maestro Crump. Espectacular.
Very...very .. very good Job... THANKS
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John inspired me so much that after watching his Colour in your life documentary we made the first CIYL series here in the UK
Amazing work! 👍
Thanks a lot!
He is amazing
Beautiful!! Thank you!
Wonderful painting. Thanks for sharing!
brutal painting . love it !
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great tutorial, thanks for sharing!
wonderful master!
Many thanks!
Cách hát của đức phúc luôn làm hài lòng tất cả mn.
Logro buenos enfoques en su trabajo
Wow!
Can you tell us about that easel?
Good water. The big rock is a problem… don’t paint something just because it’s there. Use your imagination which is where true art resides.
Don’t paint on white canvas. Paint on primed Masonite. Red is the best under color. Don’t use ultramarine blue. Use Pthalo and Prussian blues.
He is a good painter.
Also primed and sanded birch plywood. Our local lumber store will size, cut and sand edges for free when you buy a big, whole sheet of plywood