David Leffel, teaching

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  • @saschasolange
    @saschasolange 12 років тому +2

    would love to see more videos here - can't get enough!

  • @NashvilleClay
    @NashvilleClay 12 років тому +2

    When he says it just feels like light coming off his brush, he means he's made it to the Promised Land. He's a real master, like Hamada was to Japanese pottery. He can teach us all a lot.

  • @WildArts88
    @WildArts88 12 років тому

    what brought me to painting is similar to your own story , but Ive allot to learn thank you for sharing I love your work so much hugsss

  • @Iamalwaysgodschild
    @Iamalwaysgodschild 11 років тому +1

    i love this guy

  • @KatyaHeld
    @KatyaHeld 11 років тому +3

    What a wonderful teacher and charming person! I first heard David talking about importance of edges at PSOA conference in Atlanta. His teaching makes a lot of sense. Artists often spend most of their time relating values/colors, and they deal with edges at the end. After maestro's Leffel lecture I force myself to think of edges and create edge relationship from the first stages of painting. Paintings look more dramatic now. Thank you, David, for a great advice!

  • @painterinoil
    @painterinoil 13 років тому

    Thank You for sharing!

  • @jmpv1231
    @jmpv1231 11 років тому +1

    Thank you¡¡

  • @grvonny
    @grvonny 12 років тому +1

    the angle of the camera is not capturing the painting well at all.

  • @minarao1
    @minarao1 12 років тому

    Thank you..very helpful

  • @maii0082
    @maii0082 12 років тому

    good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @JeffersonDinedAlone
    @JeffersonDinedAlone 12 років тому +1

    How did you learn anything from this guy?

  • @pedroarbelo7955
    @pedroarbelo7955 11 років тому

    looks similar to Quixote face