How I draw and block in my portrait paintings
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
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If you're a beginner especially, Chris sets you up to think about painting in a way that will help you succeed. Cuts out all the minutia of painting and gets straight to what actually makes a painting work. I'm only in my first year of painting, I can't imagine I would be where I am now without Coach lol.
Please, please, please make an entire free portrait video! Just one!
If you want to see a full portrait session search RUclips for Renso Art, many complete portraits and he usually does a livestream once a week and you can ask questions.
Your paintings are always full of surprises and freshness, and every time you see them, they are eye-catching. Your structural paintings have achieved a high level of skill, detail, creativity, and emotional expression.
Thank you for this! It helped me so much. I had done a portrait ( my first attempts at one), and it came out pretty well. Then I did my second one, much bigger, and it looked cartoonish (it's a word). I couldn't figure out what I had done differently in the first portrait vs the second one. After watching this, I realized I over blended. I went back and fixed it, and now I'm happy with it. Im.sure my mom will love her Christmas gift now😊
This was great. I ve just got brave enough to try portraits. Skin tones were always a mystery. And then the shaded tones. I m encouraged.
Thanks for the content Paint Coach! Wishing you all the best and hoping you and all your loved ones are all doing exceedingly and abundantly well! 🖤🙏🏽💐
So literaly, its like a watercolor....its starts with big shapes......awesome.....
Im so glad i found your channel. You have explained a lot of things to me that i found perplexing because i never had an art lesson and more of self taught! Thank you again for the informative video❤❤
Please, please, please and please let us always have free video of portraiture as this, your work is good and swift. keep on the good works.
Impressive!
Your brother would be happy to see this painting 😅😂. It turned out really great ❤
Yeah, he’d be like… “You dick! You made my ears too small!”
Then he’d throw Chris’s fresh laundry into the swimming pool. 😅
Omo, Chris you are doing a great job.Thanks
You are a great master artists sir
Fabulous Chris - thank you so much for this great content.
Hey Chris! I love your content, it’s helped me a bunch on my oil painting process. I have a few suggestions, one of them being a color mixing tutorial, I know you’ve already done one but you were sick with a cold, and sickly noises kinda make it hard to watch (not a fault of your own of course) And then maybe do a tutorial on different lighting scenarios. Like lighting from within a living room on a gloomy day, or one window letting light into a dimly lit hallway. I’d love to see your takes!
I really really wanted to see you finish it !!!!
I love your videos they have helped me so much with progressing with my paintings and are great for people who can’t afford to spend money on classes and i was wondering if you could do a tutorial on glazing over an underpainting
I would like for you to explain what colors compose shadows and what colors compose highlights and how to apply them?
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Veryinteresting - I always like your "Go get painting!" - it sounds like a personal instruction, with an air of menace.... as I may well have said before, I repeat myself.... Were you using pure Turps all the way through, or was that a mix of oil and Turps?
he uses gamsol
I hope this isn't a ridiculous, embarrassing question 🫣: black paint? I rarely see anyone use black; they always mix a really dark blackish color instead. Can you share a little about that choice? I really enjoyed watching your process here!! So sweet that you painted your older brother🥰 He's so handsome. And the stories along the way 😂 That's what portrait painting is all about👌 Thanks for sharing your expertise!!
I believe he is using a modified version of the "zorn palette" here, which uses black!
Hi Chris, love the way you explain your method here good work. So is it possible to pay a one fee for the whole of this tutorial?
Sir please make a 30 munities painting tutorial of flowers painting.
Thank you so much for this tutorials, this is very helpful.
In EGW, the oil and watercolor instructors requested self-portraits. However, they did not explain how to draw and paint the pictures, which made me feel that the school wasted its students' time and money.
Your bro is cuuuttteeee
Have to check his brother's stats out. Very talented family.
Do you have any tips for drawing older people? I wanna paint a portrait for my grandpa, but I have no idea what I’m doing 😭
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Hello M. Fornataro, thanks for the great videos. Question: i see in most videos that you have a small container filled with thinner and most of the time opened. Did you ever get issues with that ? headache, sore throat....asking because i started doing that in a ventilated room and i have a sore throat.
I've never had any problems
Are you familiar with Alex Tzavaras from SIMPLIFY DRAWING AND PAINTING (youtube channel)? He also does Alla Prima work.
Is there a software program that you use that is helpful for beginners to block out colors? I saw an example you used in when painting Bryan Cranston- I’ve tried to search online and can’t find anything like what you were using
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What is this head method you talk of?
TINY EARS!! I love it! Hahahaha
Fornataro pitched in the Mets' minor league system too! Your family is so dang cool.
What’s the color names? Pls 🙏🏻
can i ask a favor to contact you face to face for asking question?
What is this liquid
Paint thinner from Gamblin! More specifically, Gamsol from Gamblin, it’s one of the best thinners when it comes to low toxic alternatives
@@maryhough8041 If I'd read the other comments before asking my question, I wouldn't have needed to ask it ... thank you for that reply; I don't use Gamsol, it's somewhat hard to find it in the UK; I confess that I do use genuine Turpentine - not always, but sometimes. I have a theory that Turps is rather better for the paint than other thinners, though I DO know it's not good for us. I would take Chris's course, but having been painting for longer than he's been alive.... it's not that I think I know it all, it's not that I think I know better than him: I've learned a lot from watching his videos; but I don't really want to start from first base all over again...