We are so excited that we have discovered five new videos of Bill's. These have never been seen on television. Each of these videos is over two hours. Filmed from between about 1983 until 1986, these are Bill at his absolute best. Each video is absolutely loaded with techniques and tips. In fact, one video is only techniques. Sneak peak: We're digitizing them now and … [Read more...]
Be careful!
Applying Magic White™ properly is the most important first step for any wet-on-wet artist. No painters stress the importance of this step as much or as well as Bill. Some don't even mention it at all! Next to using the wrong kind of paint, improper application of Magic White™ is the biggest frustration to painters, especially beginners! … [Read more...]
Finishing up!
Bill applies the finishing touches to the painting and give you one more thought on creating perspective in your paintings. Class dismissed! Previous Lesson: Shadows … [Read more...]
“…the harmony and balance of Nature.”
I see in the trees all the harmony and balance of Nature. -- Bill Alexander In a recent post, the famous illustrator Andrew Loomis said, “If an artist is good, you can be quite certain he goes for his information to the one best source — life itself. The greatest teacher is nature itself.” There is no doubt Bill and Mother Nature had a special bond. From his earliest … [Read more...]
Shadows!
Shadows are as important as the elements Bill is painting to indicate perspective. They will show the light direction and must be painted, as well, in perspective. Previous Lesson: Adding the tree tops! Next Lesson: Finishing up! … [Read more...]
Adding the tree tops!
The foliage Bill applies to the trees is going to obscure the height of the trees. But because he spaced them (last lesson), it doesn't make any difference. He will also need to highlight the trees and you will see how it adds power to the painting. Previous Lesson: Spacing the trees Next Lesson: Shadows … [Read more...]
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