14 Wyeth: Dry Brush

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
  • We will try to replicate a sketch by Andrew Wyeth, using a Dry Brush technique.

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  • @jerryaubill163
    @jerryaubill163 Рік тому +1

    This is a game changer.
    Dry.... love it.
    Love the textures you can get.

  • @kspringer7643
    @kspringer7643 Рік тому +1

    I love the textures that dry brush offers, but really haven't practiced with it much. This demonstration is very inspiring to me, thank you for sharing!

  • @JC-il4or
    @JC-il4or Рік тому +1

    I was fortunate to visit Brandywine in Chad's Ford Pennsylvania. To visit the studio of Wyeth, and many works of NC, Jamie, and Andrew was almost a religious experience. I appreciate your vid and effort to duplicate NC's style and hope that you will have the opportunity to also make that pilgrimage.

    • @EkaterinaSmirnova
      @EkaterinaSmirnova  Рік тому

      Once upon a time I went to the same studio and would you believe it or not that time was the time I 1st learned about the artist. A very fortunate visit :)

    • @JC-il4or
      @JC-il4or Рік тому

      @@EkaterinaSmirnova very lucky!! I just read that Andrew's mostly unseen 7000 works have been turned over to Brandywine-hopefully they will put some on tour... Were you also able to see the Farnsworth museum in Maine? (lots of NC, and Andrew works there)
      sorry to get so chatty, I just love their works. Jamie-not so much. Anyway, thanks for the reply, you don't have to answer this one-
      Best,
      Judy

    • @EkaterinaSmirnova
      @EkaterinaSmirnova  Рік тому

      I only went to Maine once and we didn't go to the museum, but I would love to one day :)@@JC-il4or

  • @stuartbritton4811
    @stuartbritton4811 6 місяців тому

    With a strong American accent!

  • @leonardbertaux6897
    @leonardbertaux6897 8 місяців тому +1

    Blue skys are not something you’ll find in a Wyeth painting.

    • @wingedspindletree
      @wingedspindletree Місяць тому

      a pointless, snotty, negative comment. How about just thanking her for generously offering her lovely interpretation?