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As I was working with a private client they brought up how difficult painting something metallic like a knights helmet would be. I explained that it's the same process as painting anything else. It's all about seeing the shapes. Start with the big shapes and work to the small shapes. I thought I would go a step further and film a demonstration of painting a knights helmet so here you go! Hope you all enjoy! 

Colors - Ivory Black, Ultramarine Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Indian Yellow, Cadmium Yellow, and Titanium White  

 Medium - Linseed oil 

Surface - 9x12 Centurion Acrylic Primed linen panel

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Knights Helmet Study

As I was working with a private client they brought up how difficult painting something metallic like a knights helmet would be. I explained that it's the same process as painting anything else. It's all about seeing the shapes. Start with the big shapes and work to the small shapes. I thought I would go a step further and film a demonstration of painting a knights helmet so here you go! Hope you all enjoy! Colors - Ivory Black, Ultramarine Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Indian Yellow, Cadmium Yellow, and Titanium White Medium - Linseed oil Surface - 9x12 Centurion Acrylic Primed linen panel

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