Painting Figures In Your Landscape
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2024
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I thought this was another of your best video instructions.
Thanks, glad it was helpful
I like your artwork and your brush work, and if you could kindly tel us , at the beginning of your any new artwork, based on what colors you choose, why, and what is the relationship between them, thank you.
great stuff !
Very interesting video. Thank you 😊
You're welcome Mary
Thanks a lot for your great instructions. Would you please show us how to paint a rushing river with its ups and downs.
You're welcome, that is a subject I can work in sometime in the future
Lots of great ideas on simplifying compositions. I love to paint figures. Thanks for another excellent video.
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks
Do you ask the subject’s permission to photograph or is it ok to do if it’s in public?as always, great, helpful instruction
If it's going to be more close-up in the photo, then yes, I ask permission. If the figures will be part of more of a bigger landscape, and the figures aren't the main focus, then no.
This teaching is not exemplary of your best work, which I love and appreciate. Why do I say that? Because you are going overboard in elimination of the landscape elements which convey an actual setting to the point of it becoming a mere portrait, (thus an outright misleading video title). If you want to reach how to transition a photo into a potrait, then this would be it. Simplification doesn't require complete blocking out of the setting - which unfortunately kills the story.
Thanks for your comment. There is a variety in this teaching. The last two include more of the background landscape, than the first couple. I try to be a little broader in these teachings so I can include those who would like to see the variety of more focused in the landscape and also those images that include the larger landscape. Thanks for following me and interacting in the comments
What a strange comment…keep up the great work Phil.