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Materials for lesson #8:Pigments: White, Black, Burnt Umber, Raw Umber, Viridian Green, Ultramarine Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Venetian Red, Raw Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Lemon, Cadmium Red LightPainting surface (any)Palette Knife

Painter Skills Drills:Lesson #1 - how to paint an underpainting and avoid common mistakesLesson #2 - color theory and mixingLesson #3 - how to paint a grisaille and control valuesLesson #4 - the tricolor palette and chroma distributionLesson #5 - the complimentary color palette and chroma neutralizationLesson #6 - figure painting and the Zorn paletteLesson #6.5 - figure painting and the Zorn palette 2Lesson #7 - charcoal sketching and value compressionLesson #8 - the benefits of palette knife sketchingLesson #9 - how to glaze with color on a grisailleLesson #10 - how to design a composition

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Palette Knife Sketching, Color Mixing, and Composition Design

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Paul ward

Really helpful. I find that I often get down clean colours and then messs them up by trying to fix my errors.Is it just practice to keep doing this and teaching myself not to mess with my errors? Is there any other things to practice?

Paul ward

Ps tried the Cobra watermixable paints, they are ok but tricky to get depth, any paint that had water added to them they go flat and the minute you use any chemicals on them they bleed!