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Here is the second part to the Nicolas Cage portrait. I attached the photo I used a long with a version of the photo with a photoshop filter to better illustrate breaking down the face into simple shapes and values. If you have photoshop you can do this with any photo you paint from to help get rid of detail and focus on the shapes.    

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Oil Primed Linen - Centurion    

Gamblin Oil Colors - Ivory Black, Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Indian Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Lemon, Titanium White  

 Medium: Linseed oil      

Brushes - Rosemary and Co

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Building a loose but accurate portrait - Nicolas Cage (part2)

Here is the second part to the Nicolas Cage portrait. I attached the photo I used a long with a version of the photo with a photoshop filter to better illustrate breaking down the face into simple shapes and values. If you have photoshop you can do this with any photo you paint from to help get rid of detail and focus on the shapes. Materials: Oil Primed Linen - Centurion Gamblin Oil Colors - Ivory Black, Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Indian Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Lemon, Titanium White Medium: Linseed oil Brushes - Rosemary and Co

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Rob de Best

I'm always checking the length of time each teaching video runs. Do you think you could put that in the title, or at the beginning of the description (so I don't have to click on the "continue reading" button)

Evert Kramer

You can check that on the player's timeline. You will see two numbers there, one with the total length of the movie you are looking for, and one with the current time where the play head is located.

Emine Art

Ahh, Nicolas Cage... Huge fan here... Amazing job Chris.