It's alive! The knowledge is saved! This is proof that art done with care lasts. We can learn a lot and enjoy this channel thank you Old Dirty Master. ; )
Incredible work. I am absolutely so appreciative of you taking time to show the methods and techniques. It makes far more sense than having it spoken about or from reading in a book. Thank you. PS I love that you do not have music. This is an education. Why does everyone need to be entertained all the time.
I like everything on this channel , looking forward to seeing more in the future. I like period pieces and the work of these masters reflect the times in which they lived. I've always been partial to the old masters over modern art . And at this point this channel is one of my favorites for it's subject matter choice of work and execution. Thank you , just scribed , and very much inspired. 🌟
Can I find you on Instagram? Thanks for sharing your palette: a great colors mixing lesson!!! The cool/warm tones of the skin are nailed so grateful!!!!
hey ODM, i noticed you did a few things like a drawing etc before staritng, is this how velasquez painted in real life only because ive found so little on how to actually paint like him, did you have any recommended reading?
Hi, I don’t know how Velazquez worked/thought but there are a few unfinished paintings by him that hint at his process. Nothing beats seeing the paintings in person if you can. Brown and Garrido’s book Technique of Genius is interesting. Also Harold Speed’s book on Oil Painting has great observations on Velazquez.
This looks like if Sergeant did a copy of a Velasquez. Velasquez wasn't an alla prima painter. You are very talented, why doesn't anyone show the laborious layered techniques of the of masters? Doing a copy is supposed to be about getting into the mind of the artist and understanding the decisions they made and the choices of colour come from how the layers work and how light travels through the paint and back.
hey, i was under the impression the velasquez in this portion of his career was an alla prima painter? Ie, he painted directly, instead of glazing an underpainting? If not how did he paint this? I ask because I`m looking into doing velasquez copies in the near future and would like to emulate his technique as exactly as possible
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It's alive! The knowledge is saved! This is proof that art done with care lasts. We can learn a lot and enjoy this channel thank you Old Dirty Master. ; )
Incredible work. I am absolutely so appreciative of you taking time to show the methods and techniques. It makes far more sense than having it spoken about or from reading in a book. Thank you. PS I love that you do not have music. This is an education. Why does everyone need to be entertained all the time.
Thanks Gael Hillyard:)
A wonderful tutorial! Thank you for sharing your talents, it us much appreciated! Kind regards from Greece!
Thank you Leonidas leo!
Thank you Thank you I learned a lot just by watching from Canada
Incroyable !
Aussi magnifique que l'original.
Bravo 🎨🖼🎨🎨🎨🎨
God, you are amazingly talented! Would love to see some of your own artwork!
Thank you MMK. Too kind!
Magnifique leçon de peinture ! Bravo !
I like everything on this channel , looking forward to seeing more in the future. I like period pieces and the work of these masters
reflect the times in which they lived. I've always been partial to the old masters over modern art . And at this point this channel is one of my favorites for it's subject matter choice of work and execution. Thank you , just scribed , and very much inspired. 🌟
Thank you Duan Torruellas
Well done. He's one of my favorites. Thanks for sharing.
Accidentally I met with your channel and you, Master
Copying this Masterworks you also are growing as a Master Artist
Really you have a Talent
Thank you Subha Das:)
@@olddirtymasters love you from India
Painting without an underdrawing, very impressive 😊
We miss you 😞😞 would love to see more of these masterpieces.
Thanks wild flower:) Will upload something soon that I hope you’ll enjoy.
@@olddirtymasters Can't wait!! ♥️
Excelente interpretación del retrato
You are amazing painters
Thanks for watching:)
Incredible skills!!!
Superbe vidéo merci beaucoup
Excellent.
This is a master copy...great
Nice. Thank you sir.
Lovely.
Beautiful
Wonderful
Masterful.
Thank you @BOXCARARTZ
Solid Thanks
Can I find you on Instagram? Thanks for sharing your palette: a great colors mixing lesson!!! The cool/warm tones of the skin are nailed so grateful!!!!
I call this a "Copy Lite", because it does not delve in deeply and deal with the more profound aspects of Velasquez' skill level and vision.
hey ODM, i noticed you did a few things like a drawing etc before staritng, is this how velasquez painted in real life
only because ive found so little on how to actually paint like him, did you have any recommended reading?
Hi, I don’t know how Velazquez worked/thought but there are a few unfinished paintings by him that hint at his process. Nothing beats seeing the paintings in person if you can. Brown and Garrido’s book Technique of Genius is interesting. Also Harold Speed’s book on Oil Painting has great observations on Velazquez.
Put your name on your channel, you deserve your credits as well, you are a great artist
❤❤❤❤
why don't you create an instagram account to see your works with better quality?
Using the finger is fine, check out Igor Sakharov- that’s brutal. I sometimes worry about his health 😳
This worksp are nicer than the original.
is there gesso on your canvas?
It has some sort of clear coating like PVA to protect the linen.
Good 😮😃🤗👍🏻
This looks like if Sergeant did a copy of a Velasquez. Velasquez wasn't an alla prima painter. You are very talented, why doesn't anyone show the laborious layered techniques of the of masters? Doing a copy is supposed to be about getting into the mind of the artist and understanding the decisions they made and the choices of colour come from how the layers work and how light travels through the paint and back.
hey, i was under the impression the velasquez in this portion of his career was an alla prima painter? Ie, he painted directly, instead of glazing an underpainting? If not how did he paint this? I ask because I`m looking into doing velasquez copies in the near future and would like to emulate his technique as exactly as possible
the account name "old dirty masters" made me laugh :D
studia te stesso nel tuo tempo
fanculo i dagherrotipi siamo nel 2021 ...2000021
e la tecnica è falsa, non so cosa vuoi dimostrare con i tuoi video