Yes, I’m actually going to paint something! Unfortunately, it will just be the head as the video camera ran out of juice just as we were getting ready to paint the body. Not to worry! both the body and the hat are pretty cut and dry compared to the work on the head so I think you will get the general idea of how I get the results I do by watching the color being applied to his noggin.
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How do we get permission to watch the video. Can I please?
ReplyDeleteopen say's sesame......I think those were the magic words We used use when I was a kid.....still don't work.....maybe it'll be open in the morn.
ReplyDeleteJim Q
Lynn
ReplyDeleteDo we have to join this Vimeo to view?
Doug
I joined and I still can't see it.
ReplyDeleteDeb
Hi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteI can't see it either even after joining Vimeo. Also, I didn't see any final carving on the crown of the hat.
Shifty is looking real good.
Take Care
Vimeo came through here real well.
ReplyDeleteLike the effect of the way you are painting. Deffinately will try.
Charlie
Have you given any thought to making and selling a how to cd?
ReplyDeleteMORE! MORE! these are great thank you
ReplyDeleteI also did not see the final carving on the crown. the video cut off just after you were marking the front of the crown.
DELL in Mississippi
Lynn,
ReplyDeleteI was able to view the video tonight. Great job on explaining why it is better to start painting, almost any artwork, with washes first. You can always add more paint or adjust the color then, but if it soaks in too far or is too heavy it may not come out. Also, good info on shading, because most people would think black or grey should be used.
Thank you again for sharing your techniques. Please do not stop.
Good video on painting. It seems there are many, but some have it over the others,which is your technique.These are great learning tools please keep them going.fred
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