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Lasarasu
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Filipino-Canadian artist. This channel is about sharing my process in oil painting, demonstrating my classical and traditional methods.
Classical Oil Painting Timelapse - 19th Century French Academic Method
Oil Painting Timelapse - Chloe (Maria Clara)
Upon readings, the basic process in 19th Century French Academic Painting is broken down into these stages.
1. First painting is blocking the form with thick layers of paint. Shapes, value, form and color are well established at this point. In French painting, it is referred to as ébauche meaning sketch.
2. Once dry to touch, I use a palette knife to scrape down the rough and excess paints to even out the surface. Scraping is also for achieving the desired transparency in the shadow area.
This is the interesting part we rarely see practiced today. In fact, this method is a must during that time and there’s a dedicated tool for this. Canvas Scraper...
Upon readings, the basic process in 19th Century French Academic Painting is broken down into these stages.
1. First painting is blocking the form with thick layers of paint. Shapes, value, form and color are well established at this point. In French painting, it is referred to as ébauche meaning sketch.
2. Once dry to touch, I use a palette knife to scrape down the rough and excess paints to even out the surface. Scraping is also for achieving the desired transparency in the shadow area.
This is the interesting part we rarely see practiced today. In fact, this method is a must during that time and there’s a dedicated tool for this. Canvas Scraper...
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How to grind your own oil paint
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Quick video on how to grind and make your own oil paint. Not sponsored but I love this shop selling raw pigments. I got all my grinding materials from them: www.kamapigment.com/ Follow me: Instagram: lasarasu Facebook: lasarasu/
Classical Oil Painting Timelapse - Verdaccio
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Cristal de Medici ⚜️ Here's a time-lapse video showing my traditional painting process. A multi-layer painting method used in Renaissance period with the notable use of Verdaccio for rendering skin tone. Verdaccio is a greenish/gray underpainting sitting behind a transparent skin tone layer. This results a translucent blend of warm and cool tones, producing a much realistic flesh in portrait pa...
Why does this not have like a billion views already??????
Why does this not have like a billion views already??????
Keep going, you had long years ahead of you. Just wanna ask by any chance Miss if you gone by art study or just self taught? It'll be a big help for me, as i also love to draw , and i was surprised that you are a half Filipino, And also if you have facebook page i can follow you there or Instagram perhaps. One of your fan now Miss, you inspired me to keep going.😊💖 Greetings Philippines ❤
What a talent Miss, i find portrait painting and human figured drawing as the most difficult thing to do, but you make it easier and possible, you really did break the impossible..👏👏🙏
Fabulous!
Just to clarify, are you glazing above the verdaccio layer?
Yes bear
So beautiful ❤
Maria Clara ♡ it's fun watching the time-lapse. I really love your art
Why you realize a grisaille if after you add opaque colors on it? Usually the grisaille is used for the glaze then?
I was glazing on the verdaccio/grisaille layer. You may even notice some part where I rub the paint with my finger to make it even translucent specially in the shadows. Although it is a balance of opaque and transparent layers.
@@lasarasu Ok. Thank you for the answer
A beautiful work. How is this channel not BIG? Unbelievable…
Wowo amazing, very impresive!
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Mi piace moltissimo il tuo lavoro.Aspetto altri video cn entusiasmo❤
You should go to Luis Borrero - he has probably the best site on RUclips when it comes to classic painting -
Excellent job 👏
I love picasso for his sheer creativity and innovation but when I think of what makes something a true work of art I always think of classically beautiful work such as this.
Thank you❤
It is exceptional work and excellent tuition for people who struggle and stumble like me. I'm only just beginning to grasp how to paint on this level. Needless to say before I saw this and the many videos like it I was doing everything wrong. I have no art education . Not in a formal setting anyway. But tutorials such as this have been very valuable to me. I thankyou .
Thank you for the kind words and my pleasure
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An excellent video. One point about nomenclature: verdaccio means underpainting with green colours. What was done here is called grisaille.
Thank you! With all due respect, a verdaccio is an undertone/layer using a mix of black, yellow and white pigment (traditionally, since green was an expensive color just to use as an undertone) to create a cool green to warm grey tone, which is what I used here. Video of course didn't capture accurate tone/hue. A grisaille is not originally undertone but a style of painting made entirely of grey tones to mimic marble relief statues. Which of course is not what I'm doing here.
@@lasarasu I have taught traditional painting methods for the past 55 years, the last 25 of which were/are at the Angel Academy of Art, Florence. A grisaille underpainting was common in Neoclassical painting techniques-there is an unfinished Odalisque by Ingres that clearly shows the grisaille underpainting (one example among many). Strictly speaking, "verdaccio" was not much used after the Florentine Renaissance (there are a couple of unfinished paintings by the young Michelangelo in which the greens are very visible as preparation for the skin colours). It means "dirty green" and is a mixture of earth yellow, black & white, or simply terra verde (according to Cennini in his book Il Libro dell'Arte, c.1405).
@@michaeljohnangel6359 Omg it's really you! I figured the moment I saw your name. I was like it can't be lol. I admire your school since I was just starting and always wanted to study there. I wasn't gonna argue with you but I thought I give it a shot and pick your brain haha
@@lasarasu I certainly meant no criticism. Your work is marvelous; your painting is beautiful! Keep up the great work, caro mio!!
Your art is breathtakenly beautiful ! Thank you so very much for sharing it with us 💖
My pleasure 😊
gran artista
Is pretty
Great skill. Classicism is best
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this work of art inspired me so much, ❤❤ it's so good! came here from deviantart and I thought this was made using digital mimicking the oil paint style, but I was deeply shocked, It WAS actually an oil painting. This painting is so great! You're so Great!
Thank you!
Fabulous❤
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Verdaccio? Is the color off on my video or is this just Grisaille?
It's a little cooler in the video. It was a mix of ivory and yellow ochre which was traditionally use for verdaccio. Green (malachite) was expensive color for just the undertone.
@@lasarasu ohh ok yes! That's the exact recipe I use myself
So there is no model just start to finish internally.
No model, though stock photos were use as general reference for details
ah, I was not aware this picture was historical. Is that so. Of course Chloe and Demeter as you said but the look or even effort to be very similar to a certain painters work?
@@jamblob3208 Oh sorry for the confusion. It was the "art style" I was mimicking and the process, not copying a certain piece. It's an original piece based on a character in a novel. Though I was closely going for the looks of Jules Joseph Lefebvre paintings on this one. Hope that makes sense.
wonderful.
thank you
do You have a course or a full real time process?
Sorry I don't. I may do some real time snippets in the future
Superb 🎉❤
which colors did you use for the verdaccio? Veridian?
No, it was a mix of Ivory black and yellow ochre which creates a cool green tone.
Impressionnant ! Magnifique ! <3
Such a beautiful painting. Thanks for sharing.❤❤❤
Thanks
Magnifico!
¿Las veladuras con tonos de la piel se aplican con más aceite?
Beautiful work I too would like to see a real time tutorial. It an amazing work of art. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, will consider it in the future :)
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You are an amazing artist. I would love to see you do a real time tutorial.
If it helps you can slow down the playback speed in settings.😊
Why is one of the earings upside down?
MAJESTIC! Im curious how you didnt get any more attention cause you clearly deserve it!
Amazing! I'm looking forward for the next paint!
thank you!
Wspaniały tutorial, bardzo jasno pokazane kolejne etapy portretu. Piękny obraz, jesteś bardzo utalentowany! Thank you for sharing 🌻🌼🌺
More vids pa po!
Gandaaa. Magkano po usually ganang painting?