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Colors: Ivory Black, Cadmium Red, Yellow Ochre, and Titanium White  

Medium: Solvent Free Gel 

Surface: Acrylic primed linen panel (11x14 inches)

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Colors: Ivory Black, Cadmium Red, Yellow Ochre, and Titanium White Medium: Solvent Free Gel Surface: Acrylic primed linen panel (11x14 inches)

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Melanie Reveal

Silence is golden no need to fill all the air-time with talking 😊 and I’m glad you don’t pipe in music that gets stuck in my head for days…so glad I sound your channel! Thanks!

Melanie Reveal

Also quick question…when I zoom in on the photo of Lincoln / black and white, I can see various layers almost like a topo map. Did you use some editing software to get that look? I think it might help me with sizing the subtleties? Thanks!

Chris Fornataro

That's just how the photo is. I didn't alter it but I do sometimes in photoshop using the different filters.

Mary Ann Bailey

Just joined! Enjoyed this tutorial quite a bit. I like your style of narration...not constant talking, just pointing out the highlights. I'll enjoy catching up on all the videos on file! Thanks Chris!

life art student

I learned this method from Renso and it is a method I prefer. also the challenge of this gray to color is one of the best there is for myself

Victoria Wacome

can gamblins chromatic black be substituted for ivory black/

Evelyn Linder

Great outcome. I too just got the Loomis book. For some reason when I follow along with his head sketches, mine resemble fish. 😂 The eyes just look weird. Clearly, more practice is needed!

Angela Blondeau

Unfortunately, Abraham Lincoln looks like a zombie in my painting. Oh well. I will keep practicing!