Dear Florent, maybe at one time you will publish a book about your condensed knowledge of art/drawing etc albeit in a different manner compared to the zillion of books on painting which are already available. Something really unique
So glad to hear you have another course coming. I just bought your other classes and have watched all the videos. The idea that I don’t have to match each color to my reference photo, that color is relative to a painting, was mind exploding. I’m a beginning beginner and found your classes filled in a lot of holes 9n my understanding. I really understand the components of color so much better now.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. It is absolutely a great exercise to train one’s eyes to focus on shapes and proportions instead of being drawn to details. Thank you so much!
Florent, I can't thank you enough. Today I was able to do this exercise (i've chosen the old lady portrait from Caravaggio's Judith and Holofernes), following your great pieces of advice. I just can't believe how awesome was the outcome!! Thank u so much
I am learning so much and I want to thank you for giving so much insight about your journey of drawing. Since technical info is at hand everywhaere but you give a deeper insight 🙏♥️I guess it also depends on where somebody is in their drawing jouney
Florent, have you tried the same “erasing” technique with dark oils colors instead of charcoal? I’m wondering if one could get a decent claroscuro painting in that manner. Thank you for this great video.
When finished with the charcoal painting, what do you spray on to seal? Do you frame below glass? What is the name of the reference painting you used? You are a master. Thank you!
Dear Florent, maybe at one time you will publish a book about your condensed knowledge of art/drawing etc albeit in a different manner compared to the zillion of books on painting which are already available. Something really unique
Merci Florent, j'ai hâte d'essayer cette méthode !
A great exercise! Thanks.
And my compliments for your art.
So glad to hear you have another course coming. I just bought your other classes and have watched all the videos. The idea that I don’t have to match each color to my reference photo, that color is relative to a painting, was mind exploding. I’m a beginning beginner and found your classes filled in a lot of holes 9n my understanding. I really understand the components of color so much better now.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. It is absolutely a great exercise to train one’s eyes to focus on shapes and proportions instead of being drawn to details. Thank you so much!
Wow!! This is the first video of yours I've seen. And I am so happy you popped up in my feed! Thank you!
Merci florent c'est une technique que je ne connaissais pas je vais la tester merci😄
Florent, I can't thank you enough. Today I was able to do this exercise (i've chosen the old lady portrait from Caravaggio's Judith and Holofernes), following your great pieces of advice. I just can't believe how awesome was the outcome!! Thank u so much
I love this portrait you chose, it is a great model for this exercise. Happy my work helped 😊
Oooo. I like. I'm going to have to try this out. Thanks.
Awesome, let me know how it goes then 😀 👍
I love your video.very educational.thank you.i wish to see more of your videos.thank you.
I am learning so much and I want to thank you for giving so much insight about your journey of drawing. Since technical info is at hand everywhaere but you give a deeper insight 🙏♥️I guess it also depends on where somebody is in their drawing jouney
I love this!
Thank God... He explained the process of learning painting also... I was always tried learning values of portraits first but never found out myself
Great idea
Excellent Job!!!!
Thanks for showing practically each step detaied also...
You're so welcome ☺ 🙏
Amazing exercise, many thanks for sharing it 👏👏🥰
What is carascuro you mention- is it a light effect?
I did this exercise with Rembrandt's "Head of Christ." It was a very good exercise! Thank you. I am going to do it again, and probably yet again!
This is incredible!
Excellent as all your tutorials
Thankyou this was very informative xx
Florent, have you tried the same “erasing” technique with dark oils colors instead of charcoal? I’m wondering if one could get a decent claroscuro painting in that manner. Thank you for this great video.
I have, you can even still use a kneaded eraser but you'll probably want to start with a rag or paper towel.
Yoooooooo!!!!! This was Brilliant 👏 I loved it
Glad you liked it!!
When finished with the charcoal painting, what do you spray on to seal? Do you frame below glass? What is the name of the reference painting you used? You are a master. Thank you!
Hi Juanita, I do two light coats of spray fixative and then (ideally) put it behind glass or in a protective portfolio.
The painting is called "The Water Seller of Seville" by Diego Velasquez
Thanks!
No problem!
Great👍👍👏👏 ❤❤❤
Thanks 😊 🙏✨👍
Thanks fot this tip, will surely implement, much love from india
I can’t try this quickly enough.
Thanks 😊 take your time though...
Gracias
I thought the thumbnail image was actually a self portrait 🤣 I like you Velasquez style.
Thank you for the exercise.
You're welcome, glad you like it.
Wow
Une grâce de dieu magnifique
There's a face at the bottom right corner of your base wash color!
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It's always good to draw but I think the more useful exercise is to directly paint after the masters in oil.
good exo here
This painting looks like Justo Gallego a man who built his own cathedral in Spain.
Alter Schwede!
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Okay but that's not a painting
painting is drawing, with paint...
Are you tired and bored or that's your natural way of talking?
Florent , I am Alejandro Lopez, I sent you a message to your Instagram about the Practical Guide to oil painting
Hi, I responded, check your emails.
@@FlorentFargesarts thank Florent , I found the email , it was on another account I have :) , so I found the link to download the videos again