Jim Wodark “Composition for Painters” **FREE OIL LESSON VIEWING**
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- In this powerful video, Jim provides that the answer to “What makes a good painting good?” is a great composition. Today, you’ll see a segment of what high-level artists know and use to make their paintings rise above the rest. Suddenly things will start feeling right, all because you understand these composition principles.
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Wow. How helpful is this video, Jim.
What a pleasure it is to watch Jim think! It's not often that we can know what the artist is planning as the painting progresses!
Excellent teacher, excellent painter. Thank you.
Thank you very much for giving this free. He is such a great teacher!
Yes thanks I like free stuff!!!
Really great information! Thank you
Jim and Eric. Wonderful presentation!
Thanks for sharing this video... to you and all the artist of this series.
I own many art DVDs. Jim Wodark's is my favorite because he explains everything extremely well, and I had so much fun painting my own version of his demo. I recommend anyone interested in painting rock monuments to get this dvd.
Jim is a great and painter and teacher ! I have learned a lot from here. Thanks Eric and Jim !
Hello from Ohio. Eric THANK YOU SO MUCH for providing all of these streamlines.
Glad you're enjoying them, Linda!
Thank you for these wonderful inspiring videos, especially during this past year. ❤️
Thank you so much for your tutorial video! I'm just starting to come back to using oils after being immersed with acrylics, and you have several helpful tips I will be incorporating. Jim is such an excellent teacher! I hope to share some of his composition skills with my own students.
A delightful surprise. I almost moved on to a watercolour demo - my only medium so far. I decided composition is more important at this stage in development and voila - Jim Wodark's video is exactly what I need to help my art move forward. Thanks.
Kinda leaves you hanging, i guess thats a good sales tactic
Regardless it was great to have someone like jim explaining as mich as he did
I was at PACE when you won the prize , that painting almost made me cry when it came up on the screen. Its magnificent
Very interesting and helpful video. I also enjoyed your take on flake white as it's more transparent and doesn't make tints so chalky.
I'm curious how you classified your primaries into warm vs cool as your descriptions are the exact opposite of what I learned: Ultramarine blue is warm (heads towards red), manganese blue is cool (it heads towards green); quinacridone red/magenta is cool (heads towards blue). Can you share your thoughts on this? In your opinion, what constitutes a "cool" vs "warm" primary? Lemon yellow is cool (heads towards green).
I love Indian yellow, makes beautiful, rich tones. Thanks for the very thoughtful video, I will share it with my students, lots of good stuff in here!
🙋♀️❤ simple way to find the golden mean quick. Learned a lot. Thank you!
This is an excellent video.
Hello from San Antonio, Texas!
Hello from Australia! Thank you so much for this video....very helpful! Marylin Smith
Eric, Thanks for the specials! I have bought a couple and they are just what a guy needs right now! Good luck with the business.
Thank you, Rodney! We appreciate that. Happy painting!
It's awesome!!!!
It is kind effort to share great Masters work..Thank you
That hat! such an american
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