It's been a year since I started classical art training on my own! (Update#10- Bargue/more Zorn)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2024
- WOW! It's been more than a year since I started uploading my "Atelier At Home" series, you guys! Today, I talk about my current works, and what I have learned since I started my "classical art" self-study.
Thank you to all of you who have been with me since I started this journey! XOXO
I discovered your channel not that long ago so I'm catching up on your videos, but I wanted to say that your journey is very inspiring! I admire your determination and dedication to the craft even when things are busy with the kids and life in general. Keep up the good work!
Oh thank you so much for your kind words, Louise! Honestly, it's not easy and I have long days when I lose my mojo, but reading comments like yours are really inspiring.❤️
I have that Bargue book, so far I have drawn a foot. The one you did of the clothing folds would be great for me to do, to learn about drawing and shading clothing. I really struggle with fabric folds. Thanks for this video and the motivation.
Looking back at these drawings, I must admit that one with the clothing is probably one of my favourites. I also have issues with rendering fabric, and I learned a lot doing that:) And thanks so much for your comment and for watching the video!
Such great progress with the drawings and in general. I ordered an easel today so I can start own Bargue plates.
Thank you so much🤗 And best of luck with the Bargue! I hope you enjoy working on it😀
congratulations on your evolution. I learn a lot from your tips, although I don't know much English!
Thank you so much for saying this, Renato, and for taking the time to watch my videos. I've always thought it would be great to learn with others, even if it is only online. 🤗
Thank you for this I’m on the same journey now ,keep on going you are an inspiration,and I think you should do the experiment with the lead for the white paint.
Thanks so much for watching, Paul, and for leaving this wonderful comment 🤗 So awesome to hear from other people who are in the same journey as I am. And I found a dealer here that sells Rublev lead white but oh my gosh! So expensive!
That's amazing. I'm planning to do the same. This gives me hope and motivation for improvement.
Thanks so much for watching, and that's great to hear you are doing the same:)
My goodness! I absolutely loved this video. It is amazing to see more of your work. You are incredibly talented.
Oh my gosh! Thanks so much, Shannon! You're the sweetest🤗😘
I just wanted to leave a comment; different paint will not get the whites to be as white in the painting; brightness is judged by how dark the area next to the white is. In one area, your contrast was not as high as the original painting, and in the other you left out a subtle gradation that showed just how strong the highlight was. issues in brightness usually have more to do with contrast and gradient than the actual material. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for taking the time to write this, Marsco! Definitely helpful. I definitely have much to learn still when it comes to shading, and as you said, the use of contrast plays a big part in how bright I want an object to be.