Caravaggio Technique Tutorial 2
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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This is a copy of Caravaggios "David with the head of Goliath". It is painted in originalsize 95x116cm (37x46in) with the pigments available at the time of creation.
You can see the steps of white highlighting, colouring and glazing.
Take time, enjoy and ask if you have questions.
Track 1:
Smells Like Grunge von Audionautix ist unter der Lizenz "Creative Commons Attribution" (creativecommon...) lizenziert.
Künstler: audionautix.com/
Track 2:
California Wind by Bruno E.
Track 3:
Cut It by Silent Partner
Track 4:
Hang for Days by Silent Partner
Please do not be disheartened by the unpleasant comments. I love watching your time-lapse. It helps with my painting. You have amazing talent. Do continue sharing. Tq.
A masterpiece by itself. Bravo !
Thank you! I am old, art wasn’t an option for me to study. I’ve never had lessons. I am very happy to watch and learn. I’ve been painting since I was 11-12.
You're never too old to Learn!!
Gracias por compartir
Perfect music choice for Caravagio head kill painting. Nice work and thanx for the process
Danke schön 😁
Cool painting
Amazing work and good taste of music! Just perfect :)
how fascinating the painting 😍🤩🤩
Shadows (layered) are applied first and then lights (layered).Finally, the glazing. each phase (shadows, lights and glazing) is made up of several layers. The shadows are made with the same color as the primer (imprimatura).
Aaah, how boring..
Yes, it's the right basics
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I don't know and I haven't found someone who does it right. But I do it right. If you want me to explain, get in touch via Instagram.
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Leonardo da Vinci painted like this
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yes, this painter did everything wrong.
Nice
I had a friend in high school that dressed punk, was getting drunk in the w-e, and loved ancient greek language and was very good at it!
You remind me of him. :)
I loved that the music and the art don't match haha. That's different!
I felt like it matched perfectly. Haha
@@kouyshima6897 same :)
When talent comes from Lucifer 😈
amazing job, i would really like to paint like that one day.
wow! very very good!
Lovely Agony's expression. Amazing work!
This is so relaxing to watch. My new bedtime videos 🤩
One of the coolest paintings. Good video
This is exactly how I paint with acrylics (obviously not at this skill level because omfg this is insane) maybe I should look into oil!
Definitely-and throw the acrylics!
Amazing art work, superb
You are an incredible painter.
A "tutorial" with absolutely no info on what colors using, process, nothing. Great. Thanks. Very informative and helpful.
I like the painting and the music- don't change for anyone
awesome choice of music and work:P
Nice the music.👍Fun. But nice painting and thank for the sharing
Thank you very much for sharing, I've recently taken up painting and I love the style of Caravaggio's paintings. Could you give us a rundown of the colours/brushes used?
My standard colours I introduced at the beginning of this video:
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I prefer black sable bushes for the softer parts (da Vinci Serie 1840 & 1845) and Tintoretto Setola Extra 285 & 295. But I always look for other brands so it can change.
You are fantastic. Would love to see your palette as you paint. Thanks for sharing
Fantástico...
Muting the music made possible following the film up to the end. !!!!!!...nice work there.
Beautiful👍👍👍
The music is incongruous to the art...I’m staying.....
Spettacolare
I love your work 🧡🔥
Que interesante forma de pintar tenía ese gran artista.
Amazing! Your work is fabulous.
The process for oil painting like old masters are actually from Dark shades to light colours of shade.
Plot twist: different masters had different techniques.
@@marketadohnalova2341 great artists have different strokes but the process of dark to light shade is same in every master's work.
@@Upwangupta782 Nope.
Amazing painting and painting skill
Bravo!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
It would be amazing if you explain step by step what to do instead of just watching. Thanks.
How long does it take to realise that painting ? Very well done !
didn't know caravaggio had square brushes
This possible to paint with acrylic?
Thank you, very watchable. My only wish is the colours you used was mentiones at each stage, ie other than white wjat colour was used for first coat, and which browns were used for background etc
perfect i wish i was ur student
Punto primo caravaggio utilizzava l'abbozzo, una tecnica che non si svolge così in nessun modo è un errore. Punto secondo è un errore fare prima lo sfondo e poi i soggetti interni, si lavora al contrario e se si parla di Caravaggio lui parte prima dall'abbozzo, quindi ritorniamo al punto uno. Punto tre nell'abbozzo si usa solo il terra bruciata, misto a olio formando le diversi gradazioni, non si aggiunge ne il bianco ne il nero è un errore grandissimo. I colori inoltre si mettono per velatura. Il bruno che si vede come sfondo è di solito il colore del bitume, che fungeva da strato protettivo del dipinto.
Ma per abbozzi che intende? Perché in Caravaggio, fermo restando che non ha usato una singola procedura sempre uguale a se stessa, gli abbozzi erano prevalentemente a biacca.
Nelle tecniche pittoriche per abbozzo si intende prima fase di preparazione. Di biacca equivale proprio a dire abbozzo a biacca, come abbozzo a guazzo, ovvero con colore diluito che può essere olio o acrilico.
@@francescamariarosariatranc6819 e Caravaggio abbozzava a biacca spesso....
I hope you're not claiming this was his technique.
Bravo pittore con tutto rispetto. Però niente da ugualiare. Riguardo la tecnica e la qualità pittorica del Caravaggio!
I'm excited! it's unbeatable! Bravo! I have a question: what colors do you use? thank you very much for the answer 🤗
Супер, очень круто!🌺🌺🌺
I would subscribe if you chose different music for your videos, to paint or learn anything you need a calm mind, how about something that facilitates that?
It's a shame you're not able to turn OFF your volume, that must suck.
The music is great for that painting. I love it yeah 😎
brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr WestSide Gunn - Pray For Paris (2020)
Pense lo mismo !
shoulda had this album playing in the background instead. nice calm painting to DOOT DOOT DOOT DOOT DOOT DOOT AYO
What colour did you make skin toon plz mention
You used almost all the pictorial resources here. I see experience and technique in the process👍, but Caravaggio ... his very refined and high-quality technique in handling transitions like a great tenebrist that he was in his stories, because he told stories in a refined technique.
Por que primero pintas la luz? No se te mancha al meter sombra?
This is just my opinion, but some nice Baroque lute music would go well with your Caravaggio videos
is this technique doable for acrylic painting?
Sorry man. I justwant to ask. do you paint a brown layer before start painting, or the canvas is from an other material?
First I put on a layer of cold rabbit glue on the raw canvas. One day later I applied a layer of oilcolour with the knife. It was a mix of linseed oil with chalk, ochre and umber.
@@oldmasterpaintings5070 thanks man
Not bad for trying a classical Caravaggio, try to use only the colors that he used for a better finish.
how do you do the grazing? how ratio and material do you use for glazing? Good job
This is incredible. May I ask how long this took to completion? I’d like to attempt working in oil with this layering style of the old masters, but I’d like to complete it within a month!
It took about two weeks. If you want to complete within a short time, take a fast drying oil as medium. I use self made blackoil, you can also use linseed oil varnish.
Underpainting and glazing method used take time to 1-2weeks, but if you are using wet on wet like what caravaggio did , you can make 2 paintings just in a single day.
I like the warm goldish Yellow layer on the ground at first, before all... which color is it?
My best guess would be a thin yellow of burnt umber
What sort of music is that???
The music is painful. Good bye.
This is a timelapse, not a tutorial...
What colour is your imprimatura and is the white thinned out (underpainting)?
The imprimitura was a yellowish umber, looks like a yellow ocher but dries faster.
I only paint with pure colour and a small amount of a fast drying oil like linseed oil varnish or selfmade blackoil. No solvents at all.
On most parts I add a little oil on the white.
how do you sketch on the under paint?
is it ok to trace a figure on then paint it?
Perfectly ok, just be aware of how your chosen material (pencil, charcoal,etc) you are tracing with will affect your oil paint as you start painting over it. A soft grade pencil will easily mix with your oil paint, especially with lighter tones, and in that, I do not recommend doing so. If ultimately you find tracing easier with a pencil, then get a harder grade pencil; I would say a 2H would do just fine. Psst. Even if you were to have an "impurity" brought on by the lead of a pencil, you can easily cover it later.
Normally I take chalk, from white to brown. Sometimes as a pencil, sometimes as whole piece.
Chalk mixes with oils and you won´t see any rests of it.
what is the yellowish base?
The yellow base is an oilground.
@@oldmasterpaintings5070 Thank you!!
@@oldmasterpaintings5070 what is beneath the oil ground? did you put Seize, or red or white gesso ?
Nice vid. Pity that I can't say same about your tattoos and girlish haircut.
Very good but it's kitsch!
You most find your oun paiting style.
Great video !!! Music sucks
The music is disturbing
This is too metal.
Usted soba al pintar , es un defecto que ningún maestro haría , los maestros partían del color local y usaban los complementarios . usted confunde con pésima técnica a los novatos
un resultat un peu trop bd, pas assez artistique.
We start with some fucking rotten music
Well Caravaggio was a very good painter, but I would imagine he would go insane if he had to listen to that racket you've played. The painting is OK as far as it goes, but the subject is dreadful. I personally have never woken up in the morning and said to myself, "Today I'm going to paint a bloke holding a victim's head up for all to presumably