Painting Golden Hour in Downtown San Francisco | CItyscape oil painting process
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video I'll show my process for painting golden hour in downtown San Franicsco. This is a cityscape oil painting process video.
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Snowman Suntan by Jobii
Holding on to Hope by Megan Wofford
Jamais perdu by Lo Mimieux
Skies by Helmut Schenker
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Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your process.
Thanks Maura :)
Spectacular work! A true artist
Aw thank you!
Love watching you work ❤
Thank you!
Beautiful work. I really enjoyed watching the process too.
Thank you!
❤❤❤ your video is relaxing, the painting looks great! 💯
Thank you! So glad you liked it :)
Great video! It is a huge help that you are willing to share your process. Thanks so much! The painting is awesome!
Thank you! Glad it was helpful :)
Really lovely, Christina! Your marks in the foreground work so well to suggest those details. Production of these videos is also just perfection.
Aw thank you! :)
Gorgeous! I absolutely love your work. So talented. This is so relaxing. Thank you x Nell.
Thank you Nell! :)
It is beautiful!!! This video was so relaxing to watch. Thanks so much for your effort to make this video, Christina!!! ❤
Thanks Madison! So glad you liked it :)
impressed by your video
Thank you!
Love your work❤thanks for share it
Thank you!
Super helpful!!
Glad you liked it! :)
Hi Christina. This painting is amazing. I wanna buy it, in case it’s for sale. Thank you anyway, I’ve enjoyed an opportunity to get an insight into an artist’s process. Obviously, you are very talented, and a fact that you are also an educator and a promoter of art makes you even more precious. Thank you again, it was fun. 😊
Thank you so much! So glad to hear you like the piece and seeing the process. The painting is actually part of an exhibition in San Francisco that opens tomorrow, and it is available for purchase. Send me an email at info@christinakentart.com and I can give you more details.
Really love hearing you explain your process as you work. But I wish we could have seen the reference photo you were working from.
Thanks Doug! I'm glad you enjoyed the explanation of the painting process.. I don't always like to show the reference because I find it impacts how people perceive the final painting. However, I understand it is helpful to see the reference photo for instructional purposes, and will be sure to include the reference in a video coming up.
@@christinakentartyes I get where you’re coming from on that, especially since you might be reflecting nuances of colour which don’t come across on our screens. Perhaps if there’s just a link to the reference in the description we can choose to see or not see it😅
This is a beautiful painting. Thank you for sharing your process. What is that clip on brush holder that you use on the left side of your easel?
Thank you! Glad you liked it :)
I got the brush holder on Etsy, here's the link: www.etsy.com/listing/527423406/jumbo-clip-on-paint-brush-holder-for
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@@christinakentart Thank you for sharing the link. That’s very kind of you. I will definitely check it out. 😊
Absolutely love it. It’s so helpful to watch your process. 🌟
Did you put the trees in toward the end? They’re a darker tone, but they do overlap the buildings so I’m thinking you did.
Thank you! Actually I put in the trees first and then painted the lighter areas around them, making it just appear like they were overlapping the buildings
@@christinakentart i must have watched you do that.. lol.
Seeing your process is very helpful, thank you! What brand of brush do you use?
Glad you liked it! My favorites are the princeton summit series synthetic flats
Is the painting all wet-in-wet or are you letting the layers or the underpainting dry completely between layers? I'm curious on how the paint is mixing as you're applying it (and if that impacts which colors you decide to use.)
This is wet-on-wet. I start with the darker, more transparent colors, and I layer the lighter, opaque colors on top. This way, the colors don't mix too much (except for where I choose to blend them).
@@christinakentart Thanks!
Do you use random reference photos or your own taken on your phone?
These days I either work from life or from references I take on my phone. However, in the past I would work from references from sites that offer royalty-free photos, like Unsplash.