How to learn the secrets of portrait painting techniques of the old masters Anthony Van Dyck

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Комментарии • 31

  • @SergeyGusevArtist
    @SergeyGusevArtist  Год назад +1

    Download the full video lesson: www.sergey-gusev.com/van-dyck.html

  • @juliana9877
    @juliana9877 Год назад +4

    It is absolutely beautiful !!! I love all your paintings, your style, your personality !! You are a great painter, authentic . Bravo

  • @mariannedickson3840
    @mariannedickson3840 Год назад +4

    You are a great instructor, thank you Sergey

  • @artistnigelspencerandrew5147
    @artistnigelspencerandrew5147 3 месяца назад

    Amazing rendering 🎉....When I saw the original I saw the wateriness in Van Geest eyes......Bravo

  • @robertalexander2478
    @robertalexander2478 2 месяца назад

    Great stuff!!!

  • @nicusorserpe6880
    @nicusorserpe6880 Год назад

    Man, you are incredible, please don't give up!!

  • @mirrormirror444
    @mirrormirror444 3 месяца назад

    You’re an amazing artist, thank you for the tutorial. First one that helped me, new subscriber too! 😊

  • @lunadovah1053
    @lunadovah1053 Год назад

    Thank You very much for the lesson 😊 we appreciate you

  • @napirol
    @napirol Год назад +1

    عمل عظيم ❤!!

  • @jaimeegriffin5484
    @jaimeegriffin5484 Год назад

    Thanks. Beautiful work.

  • @xjf459
    @xjf459 Год назад +2

    Hey Sergey, I purchased an awesome portrait tutorial from you where you mentioned sanding between sessions to remove oil residue.
    You mentioned in the video that you have a video on your RUclips channel demonstrating this concept but I can’t seem to find it and would very much appreciate this information.
    Thanks!!

  • @shuvoDhar.5537
    @shuvoDhar.5537 Год назад +1

    Beautiful✨❤❤

    • @Spectacular_Chipmunk
      @Spectacular_Chipmunk Год назад

      It is beautiful but he is not an honest painter van dyke did extremely in-depth drawings and grisailles

  • @tangents6299
    @tangents6299 Год назад

    Wonderful

  • @user-bu4qy9ix1r
    @user-bu4qy9ix1r 5 месяцев назад

    Хорошая интерпретация картины Ван Дика... Но я думаю, что маэстро использовал лессировки на толстом слое "мертвого" подмалёвка, что делает его изображению лёгкость и свечение

  • @romeysiamese6662
    @romeysiamese6662 9 месяцев назад

    These guidelines can apply to watercolor portrait too.

  • @ninelsidorok8524
    @ninelsidorok8524 Год назад

    Good job!

  • @KpxUrz5745
    @KpxUrz5745 8 месяцев назад

    This Van Dyck is a fabulous source painting because it contains an endless wealth of teaching lessons, and gives the opportunity to express great depth and humanity.

  • @mustofaukir4837
    @mustofaukir4837 Год назад

    Semoga sukses selalu..
    Salam persahabatan slalu

  • @DiegoCorderoSolano-hl9dg
    @DiegoCorderoSolano-hl9dg 4 месяца назад

    Nowadays, with plenty of paintings available in high resolution and color accuracy, is there a real reason for painting students to visit museums? Excluding considerations about dimensions or context, I mean, if you want to learn about Van Dyck and you have that photo reference, is there something you cannot appreciate because of being on a screen, like some effects with the layers or something similar? I'm from Costa Rica, so I cannot go to a museum to see it for myself.

  • @pedrodurigan6071
    @pedrodurigan6071 Год назад +1

    I was hoping the see the textures on the end :( these white textures on the forehead a little dirty makes all the difference!

  • @xjf459
    @xjf459 Год назад

    Umm… Chill a bit and also…welcome to the Internet of things

  • @achimborn5850
    @achimborn5850 Год назад

    So, if Rembrandt, Van Dyck and any other old master had painted like this, you could buy Rembrandt at the flea market today for a few dollars. Dear painters here on RUclips: Do you really have no respect for anything or anyone anymore? Many amateur artists give instructions on how to paint a Carravagio, a Rembrandt, a Van Eyck, a Bouguereau, a...a.... But all is not even a hint of what is touted in the titles. An arrogant and pretentious new breed of smart alecks with no real knowledge, want to give here the impression of how the old masters painted. And the stupid viewers, who have never seen a Rembrandt etc. in "real" find this also still great. This is a dumbing down without borders! I am simply still speechless!

    • @marija.vujkov
      @marija.vujkov Год назад +1

      Can you paint, just asking in general

    • @achimborn5850
      @achimborn5850 Год назад

      @@marija.vujkov Oh yeah.

    • @marija.vujkov
      @marija.vujkov Год назад

      @@achimborn5850 awesome

    • @doodlingbunny5642
      @doodlingbunny5642 10 месяцев назад +1

      Is the resulting painting not good enough for you? In all fairness, this is just a very truncated sample of the full length video which must be purchased form his website. Most RUclipsrs know that this man Gusev is just showcasing his video tutorial for interested buyers, thank you!

    • @achimborn5850
      @achimborn5850 10 месяцев назад

      @@doodlingbunny5642 It's not about whether the painting isn't good enough for me! Did I say that? It's not about watching the video in full length, but rather about the result. And anyone who has ever seen Anthony Van Dyck in the original, and I have seen Anthony Van Dyck in the original many times and was aware for a long time that the museum guards were already nervous, will be able to immediately understand my criticism above. What this artist is promoting here, i.e. conveying the secrets of the painting techniques of the old masters, is not true from start to finish because the result is simply a dummy (poor imitation) of what the original offers.
      I hope you understand this better now!