Man that's wicked. I've always wondered: would this method of painting be considered an advanced form of alla prima painting? Aside from having a really exact drawing done beforehand, it looks like the paint is applied essentially in one long sitting or at least without building upon layers of paint.
Not really, and for a few reasons. Firstly, he is not painting the -entire- image wet into wet, simply one small area. Secondly, I'm willing to bet he goes back in for a second coat once it's dry. When painting area by area, you sometimes need to unify things later on with a few glazes and whatnot.
A master at work! What beauty! The skin tones and the softness in the faces is just amazing!Thank you for this lovely insight into your work David! You are so gifted. Eileen K
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Well, that was awesome. Not sure what else I can say.
really cool
Thank you, Dan. Career-enhancing. Well done.
…I also very much liked an earlier post on David Gray's blog about the value of exercising. Another benefit to your post. Thanks!
Man that's wicked. I've always wondered: would this method of painting be considered an advanced form of alla prima painting? Aside from having a really exact drawing done beforehand, it looks like the paint is applied essentially in one long sitting or at least without building upon layers of paint.
Thank you! – What a great site!
realistic and technically. like
Not really, and for a few reasons. Firstly, he is not painting the -entire- image wet into wet, simply one small area. Secondly, I'm willing to bet he goes back in for a second coat once it's dry. When painting area by area, you sometimes need to unify things later on with a few glazes and whatnot.
at around 7 minutes i realized this technique paints the stare-thru-your-soul eyes first so that the remainder of the process is haunting and creepy.
but in a beautiful way, mind you.
To watch this was – in a word – delicious! It definitely illustrates the importance of the underlying drawing, the “bones” of the painting. Thank you!
WOW!! You have talent David. Thank you for sharing this insight into your working process. Glenn
A master at work! What beauty! The skin tones and the softness in the faces is just amazing!Thank you for this lovely insight into your work David! You are so gifted. Eileen K
Oh gotcha. Thanks Dan! I'm actually watching his new video now and he is glazing on top of this painting so you're totally right.
Sweet! I made it on Muddy Colors. Just stopped by to see what's is all about. Awesome site. I actually bookmarked this site a year or so ago but haven't been back since. Definitely need to visit more often. Thanks for the great comments!
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