Artists I watch

Michael Orwick YouTube landscape Glazing

Doug Swinton   Colour mixing Youtube

Mark Waller    Ocean    Acrylics

Kyle Buckland    Landscape  the artful souls

Phil Starke     Composition and colour in the landscape.         YouTube   *****


                   Japanese artist        Izumi Kogahara

                                             https://kogaharaizumi.com/




    

  

 Nigerian artist 

 SOLOMON OMOGBOY

Watercolour snow scene.     

Geoff Kersey  +2 hours YouTube    Excellent

“Improve your art with Better Shadows”  Sinix design    You tube

Shadow colour is your ambient light colour

So outdoors under a blue sky - Blue shadows

Warm indoors - warm shadows

Outdoors sitting on grass - bounce some green shadows

Stop putting GREY shadows on everything

Less detail in shadows 

Group as much into one single shadow shape as you can


     Matching colours I. Portraits   

      Waddellwebepisodes      2021

               Yupari Artist      Excellent on portraits  Colour application/ mixing     2 hours  

                planes of the head  sculpting

“Every plane change in the light will indicate a value change - 

Every plane change must be a colour change”. Don’t oversaturated skin tones.

         

Painting with Yovette         Florals


 Muraljoe       Seascapes


Renso Art      Portraits    Excellent


Malcolm Dewey   Excellent


Scott Naismith    Scottish        Very strong colours     Colour theory  CYK


      Daily paintworks

                    Still Life   Ans  Debije  Square boards   eg  15x15cm   


Carol Marine 

Square   6x6in 


Painting black hair. “In the Studio Art Instruction"


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Introduction to Acrylic painting    >    HERE                                                                                

Abstract

Abstract Malen.     German 

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Yong Chen    Mostly portraits           0n You Tube  

Click here   >>>    Example



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