How does Buck evaluate a photo? Today's video is a bit different. It is a recording of a conversation between Buck Paulson and me. We've worked together off and on for 33 years. We are good friends and sometimes we just like to get together and talk about life and art. I had questions about painting rocks and I knew Buck would have answers. As I walked into my … [Read more...]
Daily Tips Day 437 Tom
Don't be afraid of making a mistake. In this video, Tom was teaching our Beyond Master Class. As he was painting he accidentally picked up green paint in his brush and placed it on the canvas where he didn't want green paint. He didn't panic because he knew how to change it. Points To Consider: Tom moves the green paint to other areas on the canvas. He wants … [Read more...]
Daily Tips Day 438 Tom
Keep this in mind and your perspective will be spot on. A while back we had an event featuring Tom Anderson. He taught a painting project called "Snowtime." Not only did he offer great instruction for free, but he also offered to review anyone's painting that painted along with him. We have learned that one way to become a better artist, quicker, is to be taught and … [Read more...]
Daily Tips Day 439 Bill
Notice how little paint Bill uses. I was looking through our archives and ran across this video by Bill Alexander. He painted on television for so long that he got tired of showing the same thing, over and over. His viewers weren't tired of watching Bill paint mountains, trees, and water but he was tired of painting them. Did you know that Bill almost always painted … [Read more...]
Alexander Art’s Daily Tips Day 407 Bill
"You have to have the dark to show the light." Bill Alexander. This video is a continuation of Bill's floral painting, Midnight Roses. We suggest you pay particular attention to the way Bill lays the paint on the canvas. Points To Consider: The paint on the canvas is wet. Bill is using very thick paint with a gentle touch. He lays the paint on the canvas as … [Read more...]
Alexander Art’s Daily Tips Day 408 Buck
"Creating Form on the Handle of a Jug." Buck will continue to teach form by adding highlight and shadow to the handle of the jugs. Points To Consider: Buck is painting on a dry canvas. He starts with the darkest darks. (Alizarin Crimson and Burnt Umber.) Buck paints this quickly because he has little time, but suggests you take your time to keep the form of … [Read more...]
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