Cityscape – Palette knife – Amsterdam study oil painting
Cityscape – Palette knife – Amsterdam study oil painting, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.08, with 8 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 159 subscribers.
You will learn about Oil painting Impasto painting How to paint loose with a palette knife How to paint with oil paint This course is ideal for individuals who are Oil painters who want to try a palette knife or Beginner oil painters or Beginner artists It is particularly useful for Oil painters who want to try a palette knife or Beginner oil painters or Beginner artists.
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Summary
Title: Cityscape – Palette knife – Amsterdam study oil painting
Price: $34.99
Average Rating: 4.08
Number of Lectures: 8
Number of Published Lectures: 8
Number of Curriculum Items: 8
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 8
Original Price: $89.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Oil painting
- Impasto painting
- How to paint loose with a palette knife
- How to paint with oil paint
Who Should Attend
- Oil painters who want to try a palette knife
- Beginner oil painters
- Beginner artists
Target Audiences
- Oil painters who want to try a palette knife
- Beginner oil painters
- Beginner artists
Amsterdam view in technique of patches.
How to feel the oil? Oil is a capricious material. It smears, takes a long time to dry and smells great too! But there is a way to conquer it even if you have no experience! Try a palette knife. Firstly, you don’t need to use a solvent, which is one less minus. The consistency of oil paint in a tube is just what you need to paint with a palette knife. Secondly, if you use it correctly, nothing will smudge. Try my short master class and you will understand and feel it!
But it will take a long time to dry! This is what it is. Two to three weeks)))
Embark on a creative journey in this tutorial, where you’ll discover the art of painting an Amsterdam cityscape using oils and a palette knife. Amsterdam, with its unique charm, comes to life on canvas, especially in the rain! The essence of this adorable city is captured in its quaint houses, bustling pedestrians, umbrellas, and meandering canals. This cityscape was born from the creative process of painting on location. Later, back home, I translated my memories and impressions into this tutorial, allowing you to recreate the magic of Amsterdam on your canvas.
This tutorial takes a unique approach as it unfolds as an oil sketch. Unlike conventional oil painting, where an under-painting is typically created before layering objects, here, everything is applied simultaneously. This method allows us to discover the relationships between colors and objects in real-time, culminating in a sketch adorned with thick patches of oil paint, reminiscent of the Impressionist style.
As you embark on painting any scene, the initial focus is on identifying the main three to four shades that define the color scheme, mood, and ultimate portrayal of your artwork.
Discover how to rectify mistakes in your painting. With the versatility of a palette knife, making adjustments becomes a breeze. Learn some tricks to effortlessly remove unwanted stains and introduce new elements.
Adding details to windows, boats, and people swiftly and loosely is a crucial step. While details breathe life into your artwork, doing so on a thick layer of paint can be a challenge. Fear not, as this tutorial guides you through the process.
Feel free to request feedback or pose questions in the comments under the video.
Let the painting journey begin!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Materials and tools
Lecture 1: Materials and tools for impasto
Lecture 2: References
Chapter 3: Applying first stains to find relations between colors.
Lecture 1: Perspective and mixing up colors
Lecture 2: Beginning to apply the first objects
Chapter 4: Correcting our painting
Lecture 1: How to correct mistakes
Chapter 5: Details
Lecture 1: Thick painting. Applying windows, boats.
Chapter 6: Finishing our sketch
Lecture 1: Finishing our Amsterdam cityscape
Instructors
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Julia Grechkina
Palette knife artist. Impasto technique for the beginners.
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