Crashing waves :An insight into painting process

Artist Freeman White reveals his painting process and philosophy behind capturing movement in paint.
This video shows the block in stage of a large seascape painted in Oils
music by: Jason Shaw

[@artistoddessy8484]

Very nice Freeman, this is an epic piece you're working, I love the freshness366

[@freemanwhiteartist6927]

Thanks for the positive feedback!!

[@mommyseastar5776]

This is just museum quality. I’m getting a quality art education by watching your videos. Thank you!

[@nancykunik4370]

Definitely feel the energy ... Use of fan brush for light spray on shorebreak wave adds to the movement ... I think spending alot of time at the beach studying waves is essential for creating the right feeling ... This painting shows that knowledge ... Paint what you love as you say ...

[@freemanwhiteartist6927]

I’m so glad you liked it !

[@hideentity1518]

The contrast of saturated and chromatic area is stunning. well done, beautiful fresh seascape.

[@freemanwhiteartist6927]

Thanks so much for watching !

[@daleshawn1910]

Thank you for these incredible videos. Your most is so beautiful. I’m able to share your experience without the weather😂. I’m so inspired by you.

[@saltlifegull4091]

WTH did I just watch? Incredible! Truly, your eyes don't see things like most people. Thank you for sharing, Freeman:) Do you do this in stages, letting it dry in stages? I'm speechless.

[@Mikes10241]

Beautiful painting Freeman.

[@freemanwhiteartist6927]

Thanks so much !! Glad you enjoyed the vid too
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[@bariduncannz8543]

🥰🥰🥰

[@europeanroyalty4778]

Very nice

[@freemanwhiteartist6927]

I’ve just been in Europe painting castles!! Yey

[@bradad2026]

Who'da thought waves could be luscious.

[@saltlifegull4091]

Freeman, is that MDF board or canvas you're painting on? Also, do you use Liquin? Thanks so much.