The Fly Fisherman - Part 1 / Painting and Travel

The Fly Fisherman - Part 1 - Pisgah Forest, North Carolina
Using oils on a 30×40″ linen canvas, Roger begins the painting by toning the surface with a warm tone and draws the composition using a brush. Since painting dark areas of oils over lighter tones will result in chalky looking colors, Roger first lays in all the darks before applying the details. Sarah visits a fly fisherman who demonstrates many styles of casting in the Davidson River.

[@paulbrent6863]

Wow that's a lot of green. Can't wait for part 2. I love fly fishing so much I also tie my own fly's.

[@nowellcabela5444]

its look very simple. great job!

[@mindyhorstman3176]

Very good instructions.

[@lucb]

Magnifique !!!!
Pourriez vous m’indiquer le médium que vous utilisez ainsi que le nom des couleurs couleurs .
En vous remerciant

[@Bansemer]

I'm using oil paints but I don't remember all of the colors I used as I painted this some time ago.

[@lucb]

@@Bansemer Pourriez vous m’indiquer le médium que vous avez utilisez pour la réalisation de cette magnifique peinture.
En vous remerciant

[@hamid_55reza]

سلام لطفا زیرنویس فارسی بگذارید ممنون

[@paulbrent6863]

Wow that's a lot of green. Can't wait for part 2. I love fly fishing so much I also tie my own fly's.