Underpainting demonstration using Quinacridone Magenta Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video (Part 1 of two) I demonstrate how to create an underpainting and discuss why I think it is important. The underpainting color is Quinacridone Magenta, (PR 122), manufactured by Sennelier. The work is entitled “Single Red Rose”, oil on mounted linen panel, 18.5 x 25 inches. Please visit baldassinifineart.com for more information, to view my portfolio, and additional technical information.
Thank you for showing this process. Thanks to your videos, I am getting a whole new perspective of oil painting! Brilliant!
Appreciate that Nina. If you haven't already done so please visit my website for more info: www.baldassinifineart.com/
is it oil? guess it takes forever to dry~
1. Yes, it is oil (it tells you that above).
2. No, it doesn't 'take forever' to dry. It remains wet for a short while in order for the artist to manipulate it better.
Different oil paints dry at different speeds, but generally yes it is slow. However mediums like Liquin greatly speed that up, I find it touch dry in a couple of hours, apparently dry in 24 hours ( true dry takes longer).
@@alangeorgebarstow my oils dry at 3 or 4 months or so