Post your favorite / least favorite painting resources, your reviews of them.Not line drawing, but anything about values and color.Things I know about:>Richard Schmid>Harold Speed>Andrew Loomis>various schoolism lectures>Med's MapWhat resources were most helpful for you? Which ones did you not like? Post some studies that you did, following those courses too, if you'd like.
>>7159776Christophe Young figure painting workshop on yt is v nice I wish more of them from patreon got leakedhttps://youtu.be/8U_h3fw7VRchttps://youtu.be/WN-igjw8DwY
>>7159786OH yeah, I forgot about him. I love his stuff, though I have been slacking on my figure practice. I need to get back to watching him
Some more obvious ones are:Marco BucciTrad:Paint CoachChelsea LangStephen BaumanIf you want to paint beyond 'rendering line drawings', I suggest you take the lightpill and learn from trad methods. Can post more later if you want to go deeper in that direction.
>>7159844>Can post more later if you want to go deeper in that direction.definitely do, pleaseI've been interested in traditional painting too. If there's anything like "secret knowledge" in art, it's gotta be in the books of the past masters. I've been specifically looking at Richard Schmid and Harold Speed stuff, along with Arthur Guptill's books and whatever other old, "traditional" books I can find. I don't have a lot of extra money to spend on art material though, so I've been doing it all digitally. Still, it's a struggle, and I'm constantly just looking to hear new perspectives from different artists on how to learn
>>7159844I meant to add Sinix and Craig Mullins to the more obvious ones, also Tiffanie Mang since OP asked about color:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtUPsj_B0FA>>7159863Here's the most useful stuff I've dug through over the past ~6 months, vaguely in recommended order of watching but you'll want to go back and forth to see where you're heading. A lot of these are based on portraits and still life but you'll eventually learn the subject doesn't matter (portraits, figure, still life, your own original illustrations).Morro (Digital painting)- I would consider Morro as a bridge between Bucci and Mullins.- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWlOdihvL2_9JkM6ycZVZXcIXyWWxZQ7bDaniel Ibanez (Loose digital painting, 'emulating' traditional)- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtYisjwXmRk- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUuRcU19WlxbZlM-wxu3EC_fzvD0jz07_Alex Tzavaras (Alla prima tutorials)- https://www.youtube.com/@SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting/videosTsirin88 (Brush confidence, Economic brushwork, alla prima demonstrations, several with English subtitles)- https://www.youtube.com/@Tsirin88/videos- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsdO3uxC9egDavid Shevlino (Economic brushwork)- Portrait demo live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak5a8bGlMvU- Still Life demo excerpt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k48D-n3wEKA- Still Life demo live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-x3iTeb80UZin Lim (Impressionist and expressive portraits and figure work, oil and charcoal)- https://www.youtube.com/@zinlimart/videosLeng Jun demonstrations (Direct painting (no sketch/underpainting), alla prima)- https://search.bilibili.com/all?vt=32940960&keyword=%E5%86%B7%E5%86%9B&from_source=webtop_search&spm_id_from=333.1007&search_source=5&duration=4- Various on youtube:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0ypFVRpJkY- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xy6m2bc6lg
>>7159914Thank you anon, this is wonderful stuff. I'll be bookmarking and revising these links over the coming week
Nonsense thread.
>>7159863>>7159914Also, if you want to take this pill sooner:>you'll eventually learn the subject doesn't matterand>If there's anything like "secret knowledge" in art, it's gotta be in the books of the past masters. I've been specifically looking at Richard Schmid and Harold Speed stuff, along with Arthur Guptill's books and whatever other old, "traditional" books I can find.I strongly recommend you check out the following lectures:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6i6pRknzcQ&list=PL7ivCQzt41zmWb4q61b2xJWlLlgRAAYRl&index=1
>>7159923thank you so so much again. I search for these things over and over again on youtube, but the algorithm keeps spitting out the same videos for me, and it's hard to find obscure gems such as these things. Thank you
>>7159776>James Gurney wasn't mentionedShame on everybody here
>>7160747How do you study his books? I've read them, but he doesn't tell you how to practice or apply that knowledge.
which of these do you need to sell paintings?
>>7159923damn that lecture series seems great so far. makes me want to learn to paint and study art history lectures (I tried looking for some on youtube last week but couldn't find any of this quality).can anyone source the painting on the left? I want to see it in more detail.
