Temple of Apollo - Rome (Part Three)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Hello Everyone
+This is Part Three of a start-to-finish drawing and watercolor painting demonstration recorded in real-time. In this video, I cover intention, composition, value design, atmosphere, and color scheme - as well as interpretation, formatting, narrative, drawing, sketching, perspective, etc.
+The subject is the iconic Temple of Apollo in the Roman Forum that dates from ca. 28 BCE
Thanks for watching!
Tom
+This painting was done on Baohong Masters Choice Watercolor Paper - rough surface - 300gsm :
+16x12 inches
+Pigments by Daniel Smith
+Brushes by Escoda and Neef and Davinci
( "Thomas W Schaller" Signature Brushes by NEEF available online at Senior Art; Melbourne)
+Palette by House of Hoffman
+Sketch pencils by Blackwing and Faber-Castell
+Sketchbook by Stillman + Birn
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Thanks so much for sharing your process with us. It is so inspiring and full of helpful information for nouvelle artists like me. I can’t find the right words to describe how much I like to see how you design your paintings, taking decisions on what shapes group in big masses, what areas to obscure, the needed level of detail in each part… pure gold. THANK YOU Tom.
Thanks so much - Glad you found it helpful
Me encanta. Gracias Maestro!
Thank you so much for letting me peek over your shoulder and watch you a master of watercolour! I also appreciate that you tell us the colours you are using....I'm wanting to get some new paint colours. Who you please consider doing a few lots of tree videos. That is such a challenge. Thank you again 😊
Thank you again for your beautiful drawing and watercolour techniques . Just so engaging and learning more each painting you complete on your RUclips channel . It is wonderful to have such tuition available at the touch of a button!
Thanks so much !
Excellent tutorial as always. Each time I retain a little more and you’ve really helped me to change the way I approach my painting. It’s such a pleasure to listen to your narrative too.
I just spent two hours watching you paint and draw and I'm sorry that it's over. Thank you! I'm learning a lot. I've been drawing for about 12 years, but took up painting in March. I love that your process is so measured and thoughtful. Many watercolorists seem to paint in a very energetic fashion that I do not want to emulate. It looks stressful! You have a calm, considered process and it gives me hope that I will be able to learn this without feeling like I have to panic my way through the painting.
Thanks Ross. Glad you found it helpful. I have to admit, when I'm painting without an audience, I'm faster and more frantic a lot of the time . But for these videos, I'm trying to be as clear as I can be . And yes! Panic never helps! :)
I draw so much comfort watching you paint…learning seems secondary at times..but I’m grateful for all of it! Thanks so much sharing your work..your talent..and your philosophy of art with us.
Thank you so very much - it is my pleasure
Мой дорогой и самый любимый учитель! Если бы я знала, что доживу до того, что мне придется сохранять твои уроки и рассылки, чтобы они всегда были со мной. Огромная благодарность за книгу, за видео, за то, что Ты есть. Спасибо!
You're very generous and kind - Thank you!
@@thomaswschaller I wish you good health, creative success and longevity. God bless you!
Thank you so much for your painting and teachings. Your motto about painting light in watercolor should be printed and kept in sight when I do my next painting :D
♥
Wow stunning ✨
Absolutely amazing!
Thanks Dan
Nice work Thomas bravo
Another great demo, thank you.
Thanks so much
I love love love your art and greatly appreciate your commentary.
Thomas, your mini series based on the ancient mostly derelict monuments that were originally erected in and around the Forum in ancient Rome have been both individually and collectively excellent, as has your treatment of the subjects from a drawing and watercolour point of view. Thank you so much for your time and expertise.
Thanks!
Beautiful! Thank you
Great as always!
Many thanks
Beautiful as always. ❤️
Thank you, I'm always learning a lot from you. I just need more confidence.
Greetings from Hungary! 😍
Thank you - It's just painting - you don't need confidence - just have fun
Thank you. I'll keep in mind. ❤️
A lovely painting. The background is much more attractive than the reference.
Thanks
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Love it! Love it! Love it!
Thanks
Amazing sir as always thank you ❤
Love this painting!
Thank you
This series is truly inspiring work! Do you use a specific graphite hardness? After you've completed your pencil drawing, is there any light erasing to remove excess graphite or do you intend for the pencil to blend into your water and your colors or do they tend not to run together?
Keep putting out amazing content!
The pencil work ( HB or 4B) is part of my process and so part of the finished work . Some paintings which rely on a larger white area may need some light erasing after it dries - but not usually
@@thomaswschaller truly insightful! Thank you for your time and your continually great content!
@@zoopoptv87 Thanks so much
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Where can one buy your brushes?
They are newish and so far only available online from Senior Art Company : seniorart.com.au/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=4_142_235_2667