Jenn St James, the orange thing is called a French curve, however an ellipse template would've probably been a more suitable reference tool here. Learn as we go... thank you for your comment!
Hey man, do you have any more information on your lighting setup? Your canvas and still life seem illuminated well. Outside of the bulbs, i'd be curious to see what your setup looks like
Hey there, sorry for the late reply. The light on my palette is coming from a Panasonic HH-LC733AR LED ceiling light with remote control for adjusting color and brightness. I can't say enough good things about this light. The clip light used on the still life is a bit weak. I think it was a 100 Watt equivalent. Since then I have upgraded to a larger LED. Perhaps I will include it in the next video.
Dang dude, great job capturing the transparency and reflections on that glass. Painting glass always fascinated me.
Amazing work
Notan you done great ,.
Beautiful painting! What is that handy dandy orange thing you were holding up when painting your ellipse on the glass?
Jenn St James, the orange thing is called a French curve, however an ellipse template would've probably been a more suitable reference tool here. Learn as we go... thank you for your comment!
i like your art works
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Hey man, do you have any more information on your lighting setup? Your canvas and still life seem illuminated well. Outside of the bulbs, i'd be curious to see what your setup looks like
Hey there, sorry for the late reply. The light on my palette is coming from a Panasonic HH-LC733AR LED ceiling light with remote control for adjusting color and brightness. I can't say enough good things about this light.
The clip light used on the still life is a bit weak. I think it was a 100 Watt equivalent. Since then I have upgraded to a larger LED. Perhaps I will include it in the next video.
A directional post hold light from home depot is $5.00