Oil Painting Master Series: Materials - Part 2
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Lesson Description
A look at preparing a palette, creating your own oil paint from pigment, and the brushes that are typically used for oil painting.
Lesson Materials
Plate of glass, masking or painter's tape, assorted brushes, white paper, cardboard. (optional materials include: pigment, linseed oil)
Lesson Resources
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Course Curriculum
Lesson 1: Introduction (3:06)
Lesson 2: Materials Part 1 (10:56)
Lesson 3: Materials Part 2 (7:22)
Lesson 4: Pre-Painting Fundamentals (14:03)
Lesson 5: Blending Oil Paint (12:33)
Lesson 6: Underpainting (6:41)
Lesson 7: Indirect Painting (11:15)
Lesson 8: Direct Painting (11:18)
Lesson 9: Painting on a Toned Ground (12:12)
Lesson 10: Painting Cloth (14:47)
Lesson 11: Painting Clouds (9:10)
Lesson 12: Portrait Study - Part 1 (6:48)
Lesson 13: Portrait Study - Part 2 (21:03)
Lesson 14: Wet into Wet (10:13)
Lesson 15: Painting with a Knife (13:42)
Lesson 16: Impressionist Approach (11:33)
Lesson 17: Non-Traditional Painting (6:16)
Lesson 18: Painting Transparency (13:44)
Lesson 18: Conclusion (2:23)
lots of help wish had this when I stared but still great for begin.
Thanks Brian!
Dear Matt, thank you very much for teaching everything clearly. I love it.
Thanks Chaminda!
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This is great information. I studied a Diploma of Visual Arts and our Australian Government axed a lot of the arts funding when I first started. Students from the previous year learnt all this but when I started this basic vital information was never taught to me. It annoys me that our Government does not recognize the importance of supporting the arts education sector.
I would love to do this course, but I find the background music intensely irritating. Is there any way to turn it off?
How can I turn off the background music?
Haven’t even started the course, however I thought I’d mention that using plain glass as a palette isn’t the best idea. The last thing you want is to have your palette shatter while using it. If you must use glass at least be sure it’s tempered to help reduce the danger of breakage. You can find clear acrylic palettes for under $10 USD.