The Magic of an Underpainting

In this video, artist Layne Johnson demonstrates his technique for creating an underpainting with a focus on using burnt sienna to achieve a beautiful luminosity.
You'll learn how to:
• Use an underpainting (imprimatura) to jumpstart your landscape
• Block in dark browns to develop the values
• Decide which colors to use for the sky based on your underpainting
• Apply glazes to create depth and realism
By the end of the video, you'll be ready to tackle your own underpainting and see the magic it can bring to your artwork!
Supplies used:
► Strathmore 300 Series Stretch Canvas
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► Maimeri Puro Oil Paints
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► Princeton Catalyst Brush (#6)
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► Princeton Velvetouch Round Brush (#4)
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► Princeton Velvetouch Mop Brush (3/4" oval)
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► Conté Pencil
► Acrylic Pen
► Odorless Mineral Spirits
► Drying Medium
► Rubber Gloves
► Paper Towels
In the next video, Layne will show you how to paint beautiful clouds!
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