What is the best advice you’ve ever been given about your painting?
1.Drawing: Using simple strokes with a brush,
2. Underpainting: I determine the basic value design. I mix transparent red oxide and ultramarine blue for darks and show general shapes of the dark, light, and midtones in a transparent underpainting.
3.Value and Opacity: I start to introduce opacity. I mix grays, cover the light area, and keep the dark area transparent. I’m still ignoring color and am now paying attention only to value .
4. Color Temperature and Relationships:I pay attention only to color relationships, not to the detail of the shapes.
5: Modeling Individual Elements:
6.Edges and Details:
I think the number one best piece of advice I ever got about oil
painting is: You can not have light with out dark.
POST YOUR OPINIONS IN THE COMMENTS" or email me at delilah@artbydelilah.com All work © 2006-2014
1.Drawing: Using simple strokes with a brush,
2. Underpainting: I determine the basic value design. I mix transparent red oxide and ultramarine blue for darks and show general shapes of the dark, light, and midtones in a transparent underpainting.
3.Value and Opacity: I start to introduce opacity. I mix grays, cover the light area, and keep the dark area transparent. I’m still ignoring color and am now paying attention only to value .
4. Color Temperature and Relationships:I pay attention only to color relationships, not to the detail of the shapes.
5: Modeling Individual Elements:
6.Edges and Details:
I think the number one best piece of advice I ever got about oil
painting is: You can not have light with out dark.
Pansies in a Tin Can
About This Painting:
Pansies in a Tin Can
oil painting on gallery wrapped stretched canvas
11x14x3/4
oil painting on gallery wrapped stretched canvas
11x14x3/4
Media: oil painting
Size: 14 in X 11 in (35.6 cm X 27.9 cm)
Price: $380 USD
How to Purchase:
POST YOUR OPINIONS IN THE COMMENTS" or email me at delilah@artbydelilah.com All work © 2006-2014
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