How to paint shiny reflective metal with oils, free narrated lesson by Aleksey Vaynshteyn
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- In this video I demonstrate how to paint a shiny stainless steel martini shaker on a white cloth with a lime. I have a few tips that help achieve the illusion of reflections, and throughout the video you'll see my palate and how I mix all my colors. I also go over the painting medium I use.
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художник намеренно выбирает сложные темы, получая удовольствие от их решения, при этом раскрывает "секреты" мастерства. Превосходно!
Start to finished metal and lime rendered beautifully. Thank you !
Dude I'm digging your tunes. Sounds like the dead.
Beautiful and I love your paintings. I am going to try this. Thanks for sharing
I love watching you paint!
Thanks
Amazing tutorials! Really like your painting style
nice tutorial..thank you for share..
Welcome 😊
When I think of martinis I think of large olives and /or lemons…not limes. However, the painting is beautiful and I learned fine pointers. I’d love to see you paint this martini shaker on a metal surface with a lemon. Thank for your excellent instructive comments.
I suppose calling it a martini shaker was not right. It’s just a shaker. And there are plenty of shaken cocktails involving lime. Anyway, I liked the combo visually.
Love the painting and tutorial. Very painterly. I would have used a few more overt grays to the blues to emphasize the silver aspect of the shaker on the edges and in some reflections but that's just me and what I saw.
When you added the dark ends of the lime after the highlights the lime became REAL. Amazing. I don't get to paint much so I forget the painting process and this was very helpful. Thank you.
It's always different to observe from life. I gotta go with what I see/feel at the time.
Класс !!!
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Nice !Thank you !
my pleasure
could you say which colors were used?
not the mixed ones but the first plain ones of the palette