Hi Ben, thank you for this real time tutorial with an inset photo. It was enjoyable watching you and listening to you talking. That was some fancy footwork that you had done with your fan brush. Very fast and handy and fun. The only thing is that I made my screen twice as big to see both the larger version of the photo and of your painting. Is there a way, maybe from a different angle that you can get closer to your "canvas"? Also, could we have a larger photo? I know that in my own painting, I prefer larger photos with more details. Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback. I'm certainly not good at making videos but if I waited to be a pro I'd never get started. I'm only just incorporating the reference photo. Is it too small? I'm trying to improve. Thanks again for watching.
@@BenHeffernanArt Thank you for your response. Yes, a bigger reference photo would be appreciated. Of, if nothing else, a large one at the beginning that students like I can copy to a separate file like my powerpoint. Ha, ha. Thank you so very much.
Hiya , thank you for the video, I am leaving so much , it's so different to water colors. Will send you a picture tomorrow . The picture is beautiful.
Thanks Caroline. I'm so glad your getting some useful tips. Thanks for commenting 👌🤓👍
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Hi Ben, thank you for this real time tutorial with an inset photo. It was enjoyable watching you and listening to you talking.
That was some fancy footwork that you had done with your fan brush. Very fast and handy and fun.
The only thing is that I made my screen twice as big to see both the larger version of the photo and of your painting.
Is there a way, maybe from a different angle that you can get closer to your "canvas"? Also, could we have a larger photo? I know that in my own painting, I prefer larger photos with more details.
Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback. I'm certainly not good at making videos but if I waited to be a pro I'd never get started. I'm only just incorporating the reference photo. Is it too small? I'm trying to improve. Thanks again for watching.
@@BenHeffernanArt Thank you for your response. Yes, a bigger reference photo would be appreciated. Of, if nothing else, a large one at the beginning that students like I can copy to a separate file like my powerpoint. Ha, ha. Thank you so very much.