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GIRL AMONGST BAMBOO alla prima oil painting lesson

Submitted by: zarathustra Visits: 183 Posted on: April 19,2007

Scott Burdick and his wife Susan Lyon (an equally talented painter), reside in rural North Carolina. Scott's alla prima painting style demonstrates...

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The Tranquil Sea - Fantasty Oil Painting

Submitted by: zarathustra Visits: 176 Posted on: April 19,2007

Philip Howe has been producing commercial illustration for the past thirty years. This oil painting demonstration offers some great insights into...

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The Grand Canyon, Mural Oil Painting Demonstration

Submitted by: zarathustra Visits: 168 Posted on: April 19,2007

Jim Thomas moved to Arizona in 1978, and has had a close and personal connection to the land and its history since childhood. This fantastic art...

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Painting Rocks Under Water

Submitted by: williampowell Visits: 153 Posted on: April 19,2007

When a transparent color is applied over another, the top color alters the first. This is because light rays mix, creating a visual color mixture....

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Watercolor Exercise 1: "Homestead"

Submitted by: williampowell Visits: 157 Posted on: April 19,2007

This simple exercise is designed to help beginners get the feel of watercolor. Relax and have a good time with it. Don't worry about each stroke!...

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Majestic Sunset, A step-by-step acrylic...

Submitted by: williampowell Visits: 182 Posted on: April 19,2007

This acrylic painting exercise is one that I have presented in one-day, paint-along acrylic workshops with both beginning and advanced artists. All...

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Color Mixing

Submitted by: williampowell Visits: 158 Posted on: April 19,2007

All color mixtures come from the three primary colors, yellow, red and blue. When we mix these three primary colors together, we obtain a neutral...