Undertaking repetitive studies from a simple image allows you to employ a variety of techniques without being distracted by variations of colour of design.
This lesson will guide you through the process of making 3 separate paintings of the same image, using 3 different ways of applying oil paint.
We will explore how the paint behaves when we use it straight from the tube, when we apply it very thickly and perhaps employ a palette knife and what happens when we choose to dilute the paint and use it in thin veils. Each painting will be made in a single session or ‘alla prima’ whilst the whole painting is still wet at once. Working from the same image each time gives you a clear illustration of how the techniques differ and which methods will suit you best.
Contents: Slide talk, practical demonstration and skill building exercise.
Running time: 1hr 38mins
Time required for exercise: 30mins