This video is a little lengthy, but it is a wonderful demonstration of techniques of washes and glazing. Artist Michael Lang takes you step by step to a fantastic final piece.
Check it out, then go try it yourself.
Posts Tagged ‘technique’
Technique Video Glazing and Washes
Posted: February 24, 2013 in Art Technique, Great Artist in ActionTags: abstract, acrylic, amok, amokarts, art, arts, creative, creativity, glaze, glazing, michael lang, ministry, technique, washes
BewareofArtists.org Technique Tuesday Preview: Book Illustration with Drew Beam
Posted: December 11, 2012 in Art TechniqueTags: "Beware of artists", amok, amokarts, art, arts, creative, creativity, Illustration, technique
This video takes a book illustration from Jonah Sach’s Winning the Story Wars from initial pencil sketch to final digital illustration. The work here is astounding and will be really helpful to any artist/illustrator working in or moving into the digital realm.
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Great Portrait Painter Shares a Video of his Technique.
Posted: December 5, 2012 in Art Technique, Great Artist in ActionTags: amok, amokarts, arts, creative, david gray, ministry, oil, painting, technique
Artist David Gray is an amazing oil portrait painter. This video shows his technique in pretty nice detail. If you’ve ever wanted to try a portrait, you really need to watch this.
To see more of Gray’s work and videos go to http://dgoilpaintingtechniques.com and http://davidgrayart.com
Amazing Art Video: Gustavo Acosta
Posted: August 26, 2012 in Great Artist in ActionTags: Acosta, amok, amokarts, arts, creative, Gustavo, ministry, painting, technique
This video is like a painting master class. Watch and learn!
Painting Technique: VOKA Mona Lisa
Posted: August 5, 2012 in Great Artist in Action, How toTags: amok, amokarts, arts, creative, How-to, ministry, Mona Lisa, painting, technique, Voka
Every once in a while I like to post a video of an artist at work just so you can see technique. This artist calls his technique Spontaneous Realism. I’m not sure what that means exactly (I know what the words mean, just not how it applies to the art.) I love his layering of color. He doesn’t just use the expected colors. It’s sort of the every crayon in the box thing I love so much. The results in my opinion are spectacular. It takes guts for any artist to tackle an iconic piece like the Mona Lisa. VOKA does a great job. Let his technique inspire you to pick up your “brushes” and create.



