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Sunday, January 26, 2014
Monday, October 10, 2011
The Karate Kid Painting Montage
Going through my hard drives made me stumble on some old WIP files of my Karate Kid painting I did awhile back. What a joy it was too.
Although I still watch the movie on a religious basis, artistically it was the European Masters exhibition held at the NGV last year that really made me want to stick with this painting - it was a study.
It was a real privilege to see such works at that exhibition - but what amazed me was the artists' richness, variety and control in their darks - things you'd never notice on crumby scanned or photographed images on the internet. Works like this one by Edgar Degas were one of many inspirations for the Karate Kid painting that I should credit in the video above.
Hope you enjoy it anyway!
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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Seascape Plein Air with iPad inc video
Yet another iPad finger painting using the Brushes App which STILL remains the most responsive and simplest painting app out there. People often ask me about the glare off the screen. Although, yes, it does exist, if you crank up the brightness to max and paint under some shade there really isn't any problem. Which got me in thinking, how great this thing will be for night plein airs with a back lit screen? Next time perhaps.
Hope you enjoy the video process too.
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