- Lesson Details
- Instructor
- Bill Perkins
- Subjects
- Painting
- Topics
- Light & Color, Still life
- Mediums
- Oil Paints
- Duration
- 3h 56m 10s
In this third lesson of the series, instructor Bill Perkins will teach you how to play colors with or against one another to create different effects in your paintings. Bill will demonstrate these concepts with a still life painting with heavy contrast and a wide range of light and color.
Materials
- Sharpie Marker
- Newprint Paper
- Grumbacher Artists’ Oil Colors – Black and White
- Hog Hair Bristle Brushes – Filberts
- Palette Knife
- Silicoil Brush Cleaning Tank
- Gamblin Gamsol Oderless Mineral Spirits
- Metal Paint Scraper
- Canvas Panel
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1. Lesson Overview40sNow playing...
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1. Introduction to Colors13m 31sNow playing...
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1. Colors & Relationships14m 48sNow playing...
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2. Working wheel the color wheel13m 5s
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3. Colors, relationships & contrast13m 3s
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4. Still life's & light contrast13m 57s
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5. Still life's & light contrast (continued)6m 36s
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6. Laying in your painting17m 16s
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7. Dealing with high/dark contrast15m 0s
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8. Dealing with high/dark contrast (continued)14m 57s
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9. Continuing to work with light and shadow11m 22s
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10. Continuing to work with light and shadow Part 214m 56s
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11. Continuing to work with light and shadow Part 315m 2s
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12. Working with bright color and heavy contrast14m 59s
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13. Working with bright color and heavy contrast Part 214m 59s
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14. Working with bright color and heavy contrast Part 314m 59s
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15. Finalizing your painting14m 16s
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16. Finalizing your painting Part 212m 44s
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