Suggesting Light, Not The Detail In Your Landscape Painting
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- We need to suggest light, not detail. Focus on the strong value and color relationships. Interpret the photo instead of copying
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This is a great painting. Especially having seen the photo you started with. My first rection to the photo was ehh ... not very interesting. I could never have imagined how much analysis went into the final work. I've learned so much from you explaining your process and will approach landscapes differently.
Mind blowing - as always.
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This has been extremely helpful information, your simplification methods with a simple value system is great, thank you!
You’re welcome Lora
Thank you, this is a great video and I will paint my next sky with that technique.
This painting speaks to me! I’m an Arizona hiker and love the occasional encounter with horseback riders in the trail. Thanks for this helpful video and for sharing your lively work!
You're are welcome Nan
This is great!!!! Thank you!!!!
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Fantastic educational content!
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I love your approach - using photography as inspiration - not necessarily creating an identical copy. Thanks for sharing. This is great.
Thank you😮! So useful!!
Glad it was helpful Jackie
Lovely painting ❤ and very helpful to see each stage being explained.. subscribed for more such videos!
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Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot, extremely useful and very nice results! You've got a new subscriber
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Thanks Mr Phil. I really felt the light of the sky...
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Another excellent demo. Love your design thoughts transformed from a photo. A great painting with luscious brush work. Thanks Phil.
You're welcome Janet
In a word; lucious! The perspective of the drawing vs the photograph is 1000 % responsible. I would have loved to see you draw it, Bob. Maybe next time?
Thanks, I'll work on it
Very helpful video. Nice that, even though you work in oil, the same principles can be applied to my acrylic painting. Thanks!
Thanks Rosemary, yes it does appply to acrylic
Your designs always amaze me. Beautiful painting
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Great info 😊 Thank you Phil Have a great day!
You're welcome Tonya
Love your videos Phil an absolute wealth of knowledge thank you 👍
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Best video yet! Thanks!
You're welcome Gay
Lovely painting and video! Did you develop the technique where you scrape the work back before building up more layers yourself or did you get the concept from somewhere?
Mr Phil thank you . all your works are true masterpieces. And I learn a lot .what brand of paint do you use. Have you wrtten a book or DVD s I can ordre? And Thank you
Thank you, I use Utrecht and Winsor Newton. I don't have a book or dvd but I have videos on my website, philstarke.com
Thank you Phil
Really amazing n inspiring. In have learned so much from your videos Phill. May I ask what r the colors u used in the sky along with the pthalo blue?
Thank you, I used viridain and orange