Give More Life to Your Painting with Reflective Light with Mark Fehlman
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- What is the difference between a good painting and a great one? Subtle little differenes like reflective light. In this video our guest Mark Feglman shows how to paint reflected light and how to create paintings that look more sophisticated. We did a lot of joking around and groaner puns today. Join us for the fun, and learn about plein air painting.
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Today we're doing oil painting and showing you how to paint en' plein air (outdoors) to make your paintings better.
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Thank you.
thanks so much Mark and Eric!
I like how you mix colors and leave them next to each other nd then you have many versions of color to refine your later colors
Hi from Ohio. Thank you for this new demo. I get so much out of these tips.
Thumbs-up for tree sky wholes
As a beginner painter your explanations of shadows temperature is enlightening
This is so good! Totally love this exciting demo. Thank you for the explanations.
This guy is gold great lesson!
Awesome lesson!
Watching from Louisiana
Very informative! Watching from Hillsboro , Oregon
Hey there Eric and Mark. I thoroughly enjoy watching all these videos. Thank you! Also, curious if that's an Ivory brush or Bristle or what? And are your linen panels always oil-primed?
Nice work❤
One of the best!!!!!
From Ottawa 🇨🇦 Great examples of reflected light (didn’t like the “bite” out of the house).
you mentioned design finder... what is it?
Shadow on building makes it look much hotter out there
Ann HAS EDUCATED YOU !
Talk, talk, talk!
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Mark talks about how much he loved architecture but why did he leave it 20 years ago?
Mark says he uses two other colors to tone down a color..
But he never explained what they were with an example !
you mentioned design finder... what is it?