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Speed Painting a horse in oil & acrylic paint - Time Lapse Demo by Lachri
In this time lapse painting demonstration, I walk you through the steps I used in painting a horse in oil over acrylic paint on a Fredrix blue label ultra smooth ...
hi i love your videos i am a self taught painter i dont class myself as an
artist i just picked up a brush and went for it can i ask what colours you
use to get the chesnut colour of the horse please
+susan morgan I don't remember. I mix several colors for everything. I likely used a mixture of burnt umber with black and bits of unbleached titanium white. Not positive though.
I couldn't agree with you more about the rushed areas taking away from the
entire piece. I saw it very often in the fine arts class I was taking,
students would spend all of their time on the face of their portraits, and
then leave the hair ... flat and stringy and much softer in comparison to
the detail of the face. Same thing with the clothes, the fabric would have
no texture and it looked so weird putting all that focus on the face.
I'm glad to see this was not an unfounded observation.
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Speed Painting Child portrait in oil paint - Time Lapse Demo by Lachri
In this time lapse painting demonstration, I show you how I painted a childs portrait by glazing layers of translucent oil paint on a Fredrix oil primed linen canvas ...
I wonder if you'll ever do a portrait on a much bigger canvas and how you'd
adjust your technique to it. Your style is not really like Chuck Close, you
like jumping all over the place and he likes to go one square at a time...
at least in his photorealistic portraits... You also also like having
interesting backgrounds, etc.. Would be cool to see!
+phryxolydian When I've painted large, my technique and the way that I layer is exactly the same. My mind just can't see it broken down inch by inch like some artists do. Not that one way is better than the other, it's just a matter of how our mind works when we paint :D
Lisa, I watched this painting again. Question ?? If you had used an acrylic
primed canvas would you have painted the monochrome under painting in
acrylic and then build up the layers in oil. I enjoyed watching the full
oil painting, but in many of your other paintings, you used acrylic and
then enhanced the painting with oil layers. Was there a lot of time between
layers with the oil? Again, Thanks so much,
Honestly, It depends on what mood I'm in. That is one of the fun things with painting, there is no single right way to do something. You can get to nearly the same end goal 20 different ways. Sometimes I go straight oil, sometimes an acrylic underpainting. If I did an underpainting for an oil portrait I would only do it in monochrome and do the upper layers in color because the blending is SO much easier to do in oil. Acrylic just dries too fast for me to get the look I want in people's skin tones. Not that it can't be done, its just a lot easier with oils. Each layer of oil needs to dry for 12-15 hours before I can glaze the next layer. I did around 5 layers on this one :)
Lisa, this is another example of your great work. I enjoy watching your
videos each week. Your work is very consistent with what you have suggested
in the critiques on Tuesday. I enjoyed looking at how you work the lighting
and add the correct highlights in the eyes. You are an excellent artist in
all aspects.
Ok I found my art stuff, I'll practice hard. By the way, what kind of music
you listen while painting? because honestly I can't draw or paint if I'm
listening something like instrumental music or so, the japanese figure
skater you saw on my channel was drawn while I was listening really REALLY
heavy stuff: Behemoth - L.A.M. (Satanica) many people told me that you
CAN'T consentrate with this kind of music but I really can, in fact I think
I'm even MORE focused that way, in the other hand if I'm listening
something smooth and slow I either fall asleep or I begin to despair, I've
tried another genres and sub-genres of music but apparently heavy stuff
(most metal sub-genres and dubstep) do the trick for me. Am I doing
something wrong? what kind of music you listen?.
My absolute favorite are the Chronicles of Elantra by Michelle Sagara. I've listened to that whole series around 10 times. The Iron Druid Chronicles are really good too. The narrators for both of those sets are awesome. :D
audio books!? ok, that is kinda weird I can't argue with the results though... but I think it's the good ol' death metal, beheading goats and drinking the blood for me. Now that you mention it; any good book to read/listen?.
I listen to anything I'm in the mood for. If music it can range from classical to new age to techno, emo, or alternative. Normally I listen to audio books though :)
Speed Painting Giraffe,Butterflies and clouds in oil over acrylic - Time Lapse Demo by Lachri
In this time lapse painting demonstration, I show you how I painted a realistic giraffe with monarch butterflies and clouds in oil over acrylic on a Fredrix Blue ...
Hi love your work...just a quick question...can you get beautiful finished
blends with acrylic or do you have to go to oils for that?...what about
flow improvers etc...any good?
+Pat Tracey You can get the same look with acrylics only, its just a bit harder because of the dry time. If you're using an airbrush to mist water though you can keep the paint wet as long as you like. I don't like any of the extenders or mediums for acrylic because they make the consistency of the paint off.
When you're doing the wet into wet blending, how do you avoid getting brush
strokes shown with your mop brush? When I blend with the mop brush I barely
touch the canvas but still get the brush strokes. I think maybe my brush is
picking up too much colour but I don't know how to avoid this.
+Emma Paplinski The mop brush needs to be perfectly clean and dry, and barely barely touch the canvas in order to work. If any one of those things is not happening, then it will create brush strokes instead of removing them. It takes some practice for sure.
Lisa,
I have always painted in acrylics for the most part and am still a bit new
with oils.
Do you have any tips on preventing a muddy look with oil paints but still
keep he vibrancy of the color? I think the mistake I made on my last
painting with oils was at kept adding too much white while trying to
lighten the color. Is there a certain order you should follow when
painting with oils if you have brighter lighter colors?
+Ashley Yates The main thing that usually causes muddiness in oils is not letting your paint dry between layers. If you keep adding wet paint on top of wet paint, no matter what colors you're using, they are likely to end up muddy. :)
Lol... thats okay. Maybe when you get the time you will be able to put all your violin work together on a cd. I would certainly like to get a copy...I love violin and your pieces always have such a sweetness to them. :)
Speed painting - How to paint a Lion - Time Lapse tutorial oil and acrylic by Lachri
In this time lapse painting tutorial, I show you how to paint a lion and clouds in oil over acrylic paint an an 11x14" Fredrix Blue Label Ultra Smooth canvas. I made ...
+Rosana Roberts Not yet. I will hopefully have a colored pencil one up later this year, but for now I have weekly 1-2 hour long versions of my videos (the newer ones) over on //patreon.com/lachri
Watching this after watching your other videos makes me lmao. You were so
uncomfortable and your voice lol. Love your work though glad you got more
comfortable. Hope you think I'm not picking on you. : )
+Chelly Lopez No, because of how and why white lions and tigers are bred, and the health problems that are a result of these breedings, along with how many have to be euthanized I won't paint or draw them. The whole business is just too sad to me.
I will be attempting this soon! What all colors did you use? I heard burnt
sienna, but what about the others? Like mixtures to get the darker parts of
the lion and clouds. Thanks!