Paint Basket Art Forum
Oil Painting => Oil Painting Classes => Topic started by: Sacgal/Sharon on May 09, 2018, 07:11:05 PM
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I obviously have a ways to go to learn how to use a palette knife - but I'm never going to use regular oils ever again...water soluble is the way to go for me!! I will probably do this lesson again to try to make my feather colors more bold...they seem a bit smeary to me!
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This painting is looks deceptively simple and is not as easy to paint as it looks. You have done a great job Sharon :yippee: :yippee: :yippee:
The trick to doing these paintings is to use as little strokes of the knife as possible. The minute you start reworking areas, you loose the vibrancy of the colours and the area starts to look busy. Just use nice flowing strokes and bam, you're done ;D
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Looks good Sharon
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Thanks Nolan and Bill! I want to try this again larger since this was only 8x10. Might make it easier to do those single strokes, Nolan. Next up Though - the olive grove
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:clap: :clap: :clap: Wow, Sharon, I think you did a great job with a palette knife. I admire you for having a go at it.
Patricia
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great :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Nolan. Next up Though - the olive grove
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:thankyou: Patricia and Dennis!!
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Sharon: Your rooster is great. You are really doing well with the knife painting. :clap: :clap:
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Doing so well Sharon, I might even be tempted to pull out the knives again once I'm settled in........