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Daniel Edmondson
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Demonstration Of
Checking The Nets |
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PRE-MIX the
color values you'd be using. A lot of the colors in here are
in the blue family whereas the water leans toward the green
family and the sky to the purple family. Start by sketching in
the rocks with black and some TOR (Transparent Oxide Red) with
a touch of WALNUT OIL. To achieve the "FOGGY"
look you could so by GLAZING. |
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Once you've sketched it
and have gotten a feel of where you'd want things to go then
you can now place in some colors for the sky and the water.
Utilize you brush and you palette knife for this. Be sure to
REMOVE the HAIRS that peel off
from the brush as you see them. Make sure the color
HARMONY flows SMOOTHLY. |
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As
soon as you get all the water and sky settled in you may now
start with the COLOR TRANSITION that occur near
the rocks. Make sure that the color you use are NOT TOO
COLORFUL unless this is what you want. Use BRIGHT
colors to mark the waves that CRASH into the
rocks. You can also apply this on the waves that crash into
each other. TWISTING the brush as you do this
can help the paint come off. |
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your email below. |
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Try to
work a little it on the boat and the fisherman while working
on the sky. Take note of the COLOR INTENSITIES
as you do these. DO NOT let the colors be
TOO THICK so as to prevent it from being part of the
water. You can use a PALETTE KNIFE to
QUIET it down. |
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You
can now focus on the FISHERMAN and his
BOAT. You'd need to use SMALLER BRUSHES
for this. The EASIEST way to do this is to draw
the OUTLINE of the BOAT. Get the
DRAWING right first. Once you got this right you
can just come back on the PIECES of paint and
RE-ESTABLISH them. |
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Start working on the
FISHERMAN afterwards using the LIGHT & BLACK
colors. You can work on the NET afterwards using
colors that are a little more DARK. Use YELLOW
OCHRE for the floaters attached to the net. Add a little bit
of CAD LEMON on the floaters as well. |
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CONGRATULATIONS! |
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You Have
SUCCESSFULLY Painted the Painting! |
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