Planning Your Painting with Joseph Zbukvic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- *APV FILM OFFICIAL TRAILER*
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In this latest film Joseph travels to “la bella Roma” and shows us the importance of planning your painting, concentrating on the fundamentals of selecting a subject and composition. He suggests that we avoid the obvious and emphasises the value of observation and drawing. He then uses these ideas to produce pencil drawings and watercolours of various corners of Rome-a market, along the river Tiber, a quiet street and outside the Pantheon. He finishes the film by painting a large studio watercolour of the Piazza del Populo that we see him sketch in situ.
“Painting begins with the decision of what to paint, If that's wrong, the rest is a waste of time.”
Joseph Zbukvic was born in Croatia and now lives in Melbourne, Australia. The winner of over 200 awards, his work is much in demand worldwide. He is one of the leading watercolour artists of our time, holds regular one-man exhibitions and is highly regarded as a tutor.
This is Joseph’s sixth film, all available from APV FILMS
I gorge up everything he has to say on watercolor. I own every DVDs and online video instructions he has to offer. My all time best water colorist.
Hi...where to find this dvd?
Bueno acuarela acuarela.... Más bien tempera o gouache
Really glad APV now has it's full DVD collection as an on-demand streaming via Vimeo
Thank you - our VOD collection streamed via Vimeo is proving popular!
he is my inspiration and encourage me to paint
Beautiful, Joseph is always a pleasure to watch!
Great advice, Joseph! Excellent. Study, study study.
Amazing. Love his work
Joseph you are a fantastic artist - really admire your work and btw that piece of complementary music anyone know who it is written by ?
Really enjoyed your video! 🙌 ✌ ✨
cant wait to watch it!! looks amazing
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Great
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What is the point of just two minutes? It's a tease, I guess. I certainly couldn't absorb anything about technique. Just chopped up shots from various paintings.
it's a trailer of DVD they are selling.. check description