Next In Line is David's newest video lesson showing the techniques he has learned during his study of the Western Master Painters. Next in Line features new concepts and color mixing techniques to challenge your brush and the way you approach painting. Painting the western genre greatly enhanced David's ideas and expanded the techniques that he uses in all his other paintings. Color, form, edges have to be correct to portray the story and build depth in the design. By applying these techniques to objects that you don't usually paint, you will feel tremendous growth and confidence in your brush.
Broken color is key to a design's story and an essential technique for the Western painting genre. But, how does broken color work? How do we break old color mixing habits? Throughout this course, David addresses these common questions and more. The class starts with a video introduction in which David introduces you to a few western masters and their use of edges and colors. As we start painting, first, we establish the light source and define the story. The next lessons concentrate on new ways to express and use broken color. Videos 5 and 6 focus on the detail areas of the painting. Learn how much detail is necessary and useful techniques for inserting detail without disrupting the story.
Finally, David shows you how to make a large, attractive, yet inexpensive frame. He explains the step by step process for creating a linen liner that adds a luxurious, textural contrast for an elegant look. Join the adventure into western genre painting and take your artistic journey to new places!
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C302: Next in Line
Includes:
> 8 Video Lessons
> Printable Photos
> Printable Patterns in several sizes
>Download or Stream all class materials and video lessons.
> Visit the Continuing Education Page and other features in the Jansen Art System.
> Unlimited classroom access. Paint on your schedule and take your time!
Duration: | Lifetime |
Price: | $59.95 |
Materials Used:
Brushes & Tools
Heritage MultiMedia Acrylics