Oil Painting Process Broken Down Water
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2020
- In this video I break down how I paint water. I use a photo I took of a sail boat in the water as a reference and walk you through my process step by step.
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Hi, I am the son of two artists and began painting in my hometown of Richmond, Virginia before I could walk. I was a rare combination of artist and athlete so I moved to Los Angeles in 2008 to play football for USC. I left the team my sophomore year to focus on painting and filmmaking, applying the same focus and discipline from my football career to my art. I primarily work in oils, and spend most free days painting "en plein air" in my new home of Sarasota Florida.
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The best teacher ever.
I learned from him for few days more than I learned from others for years.
Fundamentals and basics, very important.
that kayak looks amazing, the lack of detail yet 3d effect is amazing, i am a million miles from that kind of skill lol
Love seeing how you go from very rough minimal thin paint sketch to nice finished painting. I am just now starting to understand how this works as I do my own painting. Another great vid.
Thanks!
Love you get right to the point and don’t drag out the explanations. Also enjoy you go fast and if I need to hear again I can just rewind!
I appreciate that!
Excellent teachings today! Start big end small!
The speed is great. Cut to the chase 👍😊👏
Thanks 👍
This is wonderful advice
I kneel before you!
Painting water is literally my nightmare 😂 thanks alot for this!
Happy to help!
Just found this channel and That was good stuff!
Awesome, thank you!
I love it! I have a video suggestion, how do you paint teeth? I love your method of painting and how you do things so I would love to see how you go about painting teeth
Beautiful, I need to work on boats🎨
Yo how do paint transparent fabric on the skin. Love the video
Thanks! Ill try to make a video demoing that
Afro the art god yes!!! I always want to do that when I see it in references , so beautiful but daunting 😂
Correct me if I'm wrong but I use a lite wash. Kind of like simulating water over the base of reeds giving sight under and through swallow water.
Graphite dissolve in the solvent I use and tint my wash, so yeah, avoid using graphite.
Aquawesome 👍🎨
Thank you so much 😀
Great video, coach and clear explanation! I had to slow the playback speed as it seemed fast to me... too much of that yummy coffee? 😆
composition, dark to light,thin to thick, covered by thin paint, squint, darkish green, boat blue, focal point, jumping around, dark with lighter tones, more paint, start with foliage lighter green add red to green=natural, yellow okra +blue. paint reflection in the water, horizon strokes, find the reflecting, just values look at color darker or lighter, work smaller shapes, step back see your painting fix it, keep doing until you satisfy,
How do you clean your brushes and keep them soft? And thank you again for video and beeing so good at explaining step by step
Nice! This is "alla prima"?
Great video. Only thing was that the brick background was a little distracting. Thk u!
I am new to painting, what does the yellow ocre and the black prime do? Also what does the burnt siena outline do?
Did you apply the 2nd layer after the 1st layer dried ?
What thinner did you use to create the wash of burnt sienna ?
Creo que habla demasiado
Hi coach, how do you varnish your paintings? What do you prefer to use? And how do you keep dust off the varnish? Thank you.
I do varnish my paintings. I use retouch varnish because I can use it once the painting is touch dry. If you use regular varnish before it's fully dry which takes 6-12 months you run the risk of cracking. The battle against dust is a hard one. I varnish outside because of the fumes and I try to find an open space where nothing will blow on the painting and get stuck in it.
Hi I think your art work is awesome but I have a question about paint thinner and medium. What is the difference between them and how do I use these in my paints?
this should help answer your question czcams.com/video/lKuzi4DGE84/video.html
@@paintcoach thank you
Can I suggest that you slow down a bit please
Too fast to follow.. unfortunately
Eva it’s slower on my Patreon