Absolutely wonderful wonderful painting. love the build up of form from the grisaille. Your strokes are masterful Steve is one of my favorite models too Bravo Robert!!
Watched this again for inspiration. I love your verylogical technique to create form. You make it look so easy. This is exactly how I like to work. funny thing is I am painting Steve right now. what a great model he is.
First day at the academy; this was how I painted, but with a big brush, and my teaches was so proud of it that she showed it to the students, that didn't understand, of the beauty of it, 'coz they were very good in the "erasing" the strokes...of which I allso did later on, but Sir, I want to look at your works very often these days, to deal with my kind of art making further...thank you for posting videos of your "martery"!
robert congratulations, since I discovered his videos I've become a fan of his work and technique, and certainly his work is as grand a study of anatomy and how freely with which takes only a small certainly hope not bother you but in other videos drawing, I like to know what type of paper used and that anchors the support!?
+TheTillinger123 That was the first dvd we released and we didn't make an excerpts clip at the time. It is on our to-do list though in the near future.Thanks for asking!
+TheTillinger123 No plans for Germany but Bruges, Belgium is planned for August 2017 at the Flemish Classical Atelier. Thanks for asking! You can always see what workshops are coming up by going to Robertliberace.com and click on the workshop/classes link.
Absolutely wonderful wonderful painting. love the build up of form from the grisaille. Your strokes are masterful Steve is one of my favorite models too Bravo Robert!!
Watched this again for inspiration. I love your verylogical technique to create form. You make it look so easy. This is exactly how I like to work. funny thing is I am painting Steve right now. what a great model he is.
Well done Maestro!!!
Wow 😂
very good! thank you for posting!
fantastic portrait
Can't find you anywhere on the internet
First day at the academy; this was how I painted, but with a big brush, and my teaches was so proud of it that she showed it to the students, that didn't understand, of the beauty of it, 'coz they were very good in the "erasing" the strokes...of which I allso did later on, but Sir, I want to look at your works very often these days, to deal with my kind of art making further...thank you for posting videos of your "martery"!
Master Robert for ever...
robert congratulations, since I discovered his videos I've become a fan of his work and technique, and certainly his work is as grand a study of anatomy and how freely with which takes only a small certainly hope not bother you but in other videos drawing, I like to know what type of paper used and that anchors the support!?
Nice chef
Does the dvd cover art materials... I.e. paint mediums and colours used. Love your work. Thanks
Yes, all the dvds have sections on the materials used. Thanks.
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FABULEUX !
what do you use for prepairing the canvas before painting on it ?
It is very good
Could you upload a excerpts video from the portrait in 3 color chalk?
+TheTillinger123 That was the first dvd we released and we didn't make an excerpts clip at the time. It is on our to-do list though in the near future.Thanks for asking!
good to know, thanks for the answer!
By the way, do you plan to come to germany in the future?
+TheTillinger123 No plans for Germany but Bruges, Belgium is planned for August 2017 at the Flemish Classical Atelier. Thanks for asking! You can always see what workshops are coming up by going to Robertliberace.com and click on the workshop/classes link.
Excelente!!!!
Does anybody know why the underlying grayscale did not mix with skin tone paint? @ 1:04
Rob painted the warmer underpainting first and let it dry overnight to continue with color the next day. Parts do show through. - Lina
Why stop posting vids ? :(
wow
gooddd
جيد
How in the world can you take instruction from this?? There's 'zero' direction regarding values, color, palette . . . geez.
MrArtist1971 you don’t, it’s an excerpt from his DVD, a sample to wet the appetite!