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Dappled Light (Patreon)

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2020-06-22 17:21:58
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In this video I focus on creating the effect of dappled light both on land and in water. Please comment with any questions.  

 Colors: Ultramarine Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Indian Yellow, Lemon Yellow, and Titanium White.    

Surface - 9x12 inch oil primed linen panel  

Medium - None

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Dappled Light

In this video I focus on creating the effect of dappled light both on land and in water. Please comment with any questions. Colors: Ultramarine Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Indian Yellow, Lemon Yellow, and Titanium White. Surface - 9x12 inch oil primed linen panel Medium - None

Comments

Nancy

This one is not happening for me.

Jackie Lee

Love love love this -more please!

Evelyne Hampton

Great palette and Love your work. Please add a camp fire or fire in your list of videos to do. TIA

Diane Dudzik

I really enjoyed watching this.

Dwight Shackelford

MAN, you've got a lot more patience than I have. But learning how to do the dappled light was what I needed.

Tina Sloan

great to see this in real-time! It makes me realise how much patience one needs! I think one of my problems is wanting the painting to look good too quickly. Thanks Chris

Tina Sloan

just a quick question ... do you sign your work by scratching it in? Sometimes I make a mess trying to paint it, and now wondering if scratching it is better!

Kathy Johnson

This was a fun exercise that I stretched over three days; my paint was not as wet as yours, Chris. Each day I painted about 3 hours. I'm a new subscriber to your platform and a new oil painter. It's a lot to learn. Mixing the colors is tricky and I spend a lot of time on that. My paintings usually look flat because I fail to apply the extreme values. I want to do the sail boat next. Next painting should I try to get it done in one sitting? Thank you!

Lisa Roese

Thank you Chris, I just loved doing this painting. It took forever but I learned so much and it turned out well in the end.

Mary Mayhew

I love this painting and want to paint a similar one with dappled light on water so going back to look at this one. In the first couple of minutes you say you're using Galkyd Lite, but the bottle you show says Refined Linseed Oil.

Mary Mayhew

Are they the same thing?

Mary Mayhew

What is the name of the artist you said you were learning from? I can't see the link to his name.

Mary Mayhew

I downloaded the photos from the links; I think the one titled 'bird filtered' has had a filter from Photoshop on it. I like it! Which filter did you use?

Maggi Wery

I tried this one too. Difficult