Thank you so much! If you are interested in the list of pigments and notes on the process, here is my blog post about this sketch: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
This is probably a really silly question, but how do you make the paint be so wet? Is it some form of medium, like paint thinner? I'm a complete beginner :P
Just a little linseed oil does the trick! If you are interested in a beginning lessons you might like my "Intro to Oil Painting" video lesson: svatelier.net/downloads/introduction-to-oil-painting/
It was only filmed as a time-lapse, so this is the only version that exists. More details about it are in this blog post I wrote: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
Amazing video. But it would be helpful if you made a tutorial on it. Maybe a voiceover about mixing the colors and some tips to copy a master painting. Thanks. I have a hard time to find the correct values and to mix them. Especially on human skin.
Thank you! Please join my Online Atelier to access my full-length videos complete with voice-over, materials lists, and written instructions for mixing values and colors at www.sadievaleriatelier.com/
@@SadieValeriAtelier I checked them out but i couldn't find any free online classes.. am i missing something in the page? Every video has a purchase option, wish i could afford that amount of money.. i would very like to buy it.
If you sign up for monthly streaming subscription to my Online Atelier you get immediate access to my entire curriculum, everything my students learn in 4 years of part time study. Although it's not free, it's very affordable: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/online-lessons
@@SadieValeriAtelier thank you for correcting me im sorry for the mistake!! I'm a beginner and I want to paint like that! But I hate to focus on the stuff that I'm doing that's why I asked, I wanna have fun without focusing on what I'm doing yk? 😓
@@SadieValeriAtelier idk I think bc when I focus on something, I get anxious that I'll fail and my hand start to shake that's why I wanna do something fun without focusing on what I'm doing 😸
Not a silly question - I painted this in about 12 hours over 3 days. You can read about the whole process on my blog here: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
Desire is more important than talent. Anyone can learn to play Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata if they put in enough time and effort to learn. It just depends on how bad you want it.
I believe for Bouguereau it was alla prima, but for me the it was challenging, I took 3 separate sessions: Loose Umber underpainting, then two layers of overpainting.
I would love to have that skill i think Bouguereau was a real master his subject matter was stunning . i believe Its something that can,t be learned but maybe im wrong
Painted in 3 sessions, total of about 12 hours. Read all the details about how I painted it at www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
The goal for a master copy of a sketch is to practice the sketching method, not to recreate a perfect facsimile of the final image. Subtle but important difference! If I spent weeks using tiny brushes I could create a pixel-perfect copy of course, but I would learn nothing about how to integrate and apply the methodology in my own work.
Wonderful video !!! But if you can show to us same video a bit slower, we can study from you and show us what mixture of the colors you use for that portrait, ot will be very helpful?thank you so much 😊 ☀️
I teach a complete online painting program at sadievaleriatelier.com where every step, every pigment, every material, every detail of every technique is shared and explained. My program is priced to be extremly affordable because I believe masterful art technique has been inaccessible for too long, but it is not free. I hope you can join us there!
"Fail Ye Not Over our lifetimes we awaited the day, But the age of destruction imperiled all things. So the Creator now maketh the universe anew, Out of His love for all living creatures. Most in this world were divine before coming here, shouldering their heavenly kingdom’s trust. I now spread the truth at the Creator’s behest, Tread not the path of modern ways or thought. Earthly glories cannot to Heaven be brought; Atheism and evolutionary theory harm mankind. Stay true to tradition and the good, and sell not your soul; Fail ye not, for your kingdom’s lives above await salvation. October 1, 2019 At Dragon Springs " Master Li Hongzhi (Hong Yin VI, from Falun Dafa teachings)
I call it a sketch because likely for Bouguereau it was a sketch. For a more formal master copy I would do a careful drawing and transfer to get an exact copy. But I wanted to copy Bouguereau's process as best I could, not just make a copy of the final result.
He's not entirely wrong, although it could have been worded better. Your values are a tad darker than the original and if my observation is on point, you seem to have used a slightly more orange-ish red tone instead of a orange-ish yellow? I could be wrong so you can correct me on that! Either way, your copy is still gorgeous nonetheless! I hope to reach that level someday!
@@Sephylis-tl4ll I'm using Boug's pigments. There is a lot of variation in different ochres and umbers, they are dug out of the ground, not created in a lab. It would be easy to mix modern colors together to match the colors exactly, but Boug is using single-pigment colors and my goal is to follow his process. I don't copy masters just to make an exact replica of their final painting, I copy so I can learn from their methods and materials and process. The way to make an exact copy would be to mix up color swatches in advance and grid up/trace the outlines. But that's just copying a painting. I copy so I get better as a painter and I can learn and apply the method for all my future paintings.
@@SadieValeriAtelier I see! I never heard of Boug before! I'll have to check it out! Shows that I have a lot more of grinding to do during my own art journey! Thank you!
Love how soft you keep all the values in the beginning avoiding a precise 'drawing' - very beautiful
Thank you very much! I do love a precise drawing, but sometimes softness and generalities is a path to get there.
Wow! This is the best time-lapse master copy video on Bouguereau I’ve ever seen!! I always wondered how he created such beautiful skin!
Thank you so much! If you are interested in the list of pigments and notes on the process, here is my blog post about this sketch:
www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
Sadie Valeri Atelier - Online Art Classes and Videos Than you so much!
Wow, such a lovely rendering. I learned a lot just by watching your skill, thank you!
You're very welcome!
Just amazing! The softness in the transitions are so subtle, great demonstration. Blessings and be safe.
Thank you, and you, too, Crisalida!
I really like and appreciate this style of video, they are very helpful to my painting, wish you were still making these
Thank you! You can see all my courses here: sadievaleriatelier.net/all-courses/
Thank you for your classical approach. Illuminating.
Best regards
Thank you, David!
This is great! Thank you for your blog post about the process, very helpful and interesting
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed the blog post!
太强了，你是我见过最好的布格罗模仿者，起型过程对我的帮助很大
Why you stopped uploading this? Great technique.
I rarely see anyone painting like that.
Excellent mastercopy, thank you for the demonstration 🔥
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful 🌹🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😍🌹😍🌹🤗
love it! feels like wool in the texture
Really very beautiful - great painting :-)))
Thank you so much 😀
this is soooo beautiful
Thank you!
Great work, ciccio...
Maravilloso
Thank you!
this is so beautiful omg
also i cannot comprehend the fact that some people disliked this
Thank you!
I love this! Thank you for uploading! 💙
The velatura is key with Bouguererau. I find the transparency of lead white really helps.
I agree. I believe Bouguereau studied the work of Van Dyck, the original master of using transparency to great effect.
Amazing
well done sir.. hatts off
That's ma'am, not sir, and thank you :)
Bạn là một nghệ sĩ bậc thầy về vẽ chân dung, cảm ơn bạn nhé
Thank you, very kind :)
Отлично получилось
Thank you!
Love it, thank you!
You are so welcome!
This is probably a really silly question, but how do you make the paint be so wet? Is it some form of medium, like paint thinner? I'm a complete beginner :P
Link Definitely a oil paint medium used to thin paint and apply glazes. There are many and each artist has their own preferences.
Just a little linseed oil does the trick!
If you are interested in a beginning lessons you might like my "Intro to Oil Painting" video lesson: svatelier.net/downloads/introduction-to-oil-painting/
Great work, but I wonder do you have this specific Bouguereau demo/course for purchase on your website? because I couldn't find it.
It was only filmed as a time-lapse, so this is the only version that exists. More details about it are in this blog post I wrote: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
Do you have a Bougereau master copy course on your website? I looked but did not see one. When you do, I will sign up in a heartbeat.
Not yet.
Set playback speed to .25 for a more real like experience.
So good! Thank you! :)
Amazing video. But it would be helpful if you made a tutorial on it. Maybe a voiceover about mixing the colors and some tips to copy a master painting. Thanks. I have a hard time to find the correct values and to mix them. Especially on human skin.
Thank you! Please join my Online Atelier to access my full-length videos complete with voice-over, materials lists, and written instructions for mixing values and colors at www.sadievaleriatelier.com/
@@SadieValeriAtelier
I checked them out but i couldn't find any free online classes.. am i missing something in the page? Every video has a purchase option, wish i could afford that amount of money.. i would very like to buy it.
If you sign up for monthly streaming subscription to my Online Atelier you get immediate access to my entire curriculum, everything my students learn in 4 years of part time study. Although it's not free, it's very affordable: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/online-lessons
Muy bueno
What is the music in that video?
Is it fun to draw like that or should I focus on what I'm doing?
This is a painting, but yeah, it was fun to do. I have no idea what you should do, what are your goals?
@@SadieValeriAtelier thank you for correcting me im sorry for the mistake!! I'm a beginner and I want to paint like that! But I hate to focus on the stuff that I'm doing that's why I asked, I wanna have fun without focusing on what I'm doing yk? 😓
@@QwQ27482 Why do you feel focus is the opposite of fun? I have most fun when I am most focused.
@@SadieValeriAtelier idk I think bc when I focus on something, I get anxious that I'll fail and my hand start to shake that's why I wanna do something fun without focusing on what I'm doing 😸
is it oil painting or water?
@@likkeaaaabawss Oil paint
I love it!
This might be a silly question, but is this one long painting session or over a few days?
Not a silly question - I painted this in about 12 hours over 3 days. You can read about the whole process on my blog here: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
is it possible for anyone to learn this or do you need a requisite amount of 'talent' ??
Desire is more important than talent. Anyone can learn to play Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata if they put in enough time and effort to learn. It just depends on how bad you want it.
Can these techniques be adapted to acrylic painting?
My understanding is acrylic dries too fast. This painting had "open" (wet) working time for about 4-6 hours per session (3 sessions).
@@SadieValeriAtelier You can get an acrylic retarder gel that slows down the very fast drying time. How that helps.
Is this alla prima?
I believe for Bouguereau it was alla prima, but for me the it was challenging, I took 3 separate sessions: Loose Umber underpainting, then two layers of overpainting.
@@SadieValeriAtelier But si this they Bouguereau's tecnich?
I would love to have that skill i think Bouguereau was a real master his subject matter was stunning . i believe Its something that can,t be learned but maybe im wrong
Well, I couldn't do this 10 years ago, so yes, it can be learned. Start with learning to draw.
Out of curiosity, may I ask how long did this take?
Painted in 3 sessions, total of about 12 hours. Read all the details about how I painted it at www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
Estas pintado de una, pintura sobre pintura fresca?
I painted this over 3 days, so not all wet-in-wet.
How long did this take you?
About 12 hours in 3 sittings, detailed info here: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
Not bad,not bad...
I do see quite a lot of differences but I like yours better it's more sultry
The goal for a master copy of a sketch is to practice the sketching method, not to recreate a perfect facsimile of the final image. Subtle but important difference! If I spent weeks using tiny brushes I could create a pixel-perfect copy of course, but I would learn nothing about how to integrate and apply the methodology in my own work.
Is that on line tut please ?
Here is my blog post with more details about the process: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
what is that music??
Music by @rivelan instagram.com/rivelan/
Wonderful video !!! But if you can show to us same video a bit slower, we can study from you and show us what mixture of the colors you use for that portrait, ot will be very helpful?thank you so much 😊 ☀️
I teach a complete online painting program at sadievaleriatelier.com where every step, every pigment, every material, every detail of every technique is shared and explained. My program is priced to be extremly affordable because I believe masterful art technique has been inaccessible for too long, but it is not free. I hope you can join us there!
A person like me who is not too good in drawing something can also learn from professional artist like you?
Yes I teach all levels at www.sadievaleriatelier.com/
top content, idgaf
"Fail Ye Not
Over our lifetimes we awaited the day,
But the age of destruction imperiled all things.
So the Creator now maketh the universe anew,
Out of His love for all living creatures.
Most in this world were divine before coming here,
shouldering their heavenly kingdom’s trust.
I now spread the truth at the Creator’s behest,
Tread not the path of modern ways or thought.
Earthly glories cannot to Heaven be brought;
Atheism and evolutionary theory harm mankind.
Stay true to tradition and the good, and sell not your soul;
Fail ye not, for your kingdom’s lives above await salvation.
October 1, 2019
At Dragon Springs "
Master Li Hongzhi (Hong Yin VI, from Falun Dafa teachings)
Artist master : what is sketch, it just for a weak
I call it a sketch because likely for Bouguereau it was a sketch. For a more formal master copy I would do a careful drawing and transfer to get an exact copy. But I wanted to copy Bouguereau's process as best I could, not just make a copy of the final result.
The values are not good. Especially the shadow areas under the eyes and the shadow areas of her left cheek.
Haven't seen anyone copy this one better than I did here, especially as a single-session alla prima, but have at it, let's see how you do :)
He's not entirely wrong, although it could have been worded better.
Your values are a tad darker than the original and if my observation is on point, you seem to have used a slightly more orange-ish red tone instead of a orange-ish yellow? I could be wrong so you can correct me on that!
Either way, your copy is still gorgeous nonetheless! I hope to reach that level someday!
@@Sephylis-tl4ll I'm using Boug's pigments. There is a lot of variation in different ochres and umbers, they are dug out of the ground, not created in a lab. It would be easy to mix modern colors together to match the colors exactly, but Boug is using single-pigment colors and my goal is to follow his process. I don't copy masters just to make an exact replica of their final painting, I copy so I can learn from their methods and materials and process. The way to make an exact copy would be to mix up color swatches in advance and grid up/trace the outlines. But that's just copying a painting. I copy so I get better as a painter and I can learn and apply the method for all my future paintings.
@@Sephylis-tl4ll Here's my blog post listing the pigments: www.sadievaleriatelier.com/post/master-copy-bouguereau-s-sketch-of-a-young-woman
@@SadieValeriAtelier I see! I never heard of Boug before! I'll have to check it out!
Shows that I have a lot more of grinding to do during my own art journey! Thank you!
Needs more time doing the mouth
Thank you, when you paint your copy I'd love to see it!