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Tim Fisher. Tim Fisher is a leading artist, author and popular art tutor. He became a professional artist in 2000, following a successful career doing research for an international US company. Since the launch of his career, Tim has won numerous national art awards. He was shortlisted from 12,000 entrants for the first Daily Mail Not the Turner ...
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Painting a moorland stream in Gouache with Barry Herniman. In this webinar, you'll explore the unique qualities of this versatile medium, working with both its semi-transparent…. Broadcasting live on 24 October 2024 11:00. View details.
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Stage six. The Allotment, watercolour on Bockingford HP paper, 140lb (300gsm), (30.5x40.5cm) Finally, I painted the distant sheds in a very simple fashion using pale tones – applying the paint then dabbing it with a cloth to lift key areas before they dried to create a slightly broken texture.
Stage one. I first stretched my sheet of paper and while it was still wet, added a cobalt blue wash over most of the surface, leaving just a few untouched areas. I also loosely washed in a light mix of oranges, reds and gamboge – nothing too dark, just enough to give me a background to work on.
2. 1. Squint and find the darkest areas in your composition; these are the shadows made by the baubles. Mix diluted paint to block in those areas quickly. It is always good to keep your darks thin so they don’t feel too heavy to the eye and retain some transparency. Don’t paint all the shadows with the same colour.
When trying to paint realistic seascapes I find it helpful to split them into three distinct areas, each of which requires a different treatment: 1. The background. This is the area nearest to, and including, the horizon, specifically where the sea meets the sky.
Painting in the garden. Lilacs, oil on stretched linen canvas, (45.5x40.5cm) Haidee-Jo Summers shows that there's a subject to be found in every garden as she demonstrates an oil painting of a table of pots and plants beside a potting shed.
