Master Study - Watercolour & Gouache Painting - TIME-LAPSE

almost 5 years ago (Edited)

This is a 1 minute time-lapse video of me painting a master copy of one of artist Richard Schmid's oil paintings of his wife, Nancy.

I painted this using watercolour & gouache as a painting exercise.

I am considering making more of these videos, possible some longer and with more audio content. Let me know in the comments below if you would like to see more.

I painted this master study from Richard Schmid's book; 'Alla Prima Everything I know About Painting'

You can find Richard Schmid's books and information on his website; https://www.richardschmid.com/SearchR...

My website and social media;

https://www.robbieallenartist.com/

https://www.instagram.com/robbieallen...

https://www.facebook.com/robbieallenart/

https://twitter.com/robbieallenart

I hope you liked my first short video.

Thanks for watching!

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9 comments

@votomasivo 60

almost 5 years ago

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@curie 77

almost 5 years ago

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almost 5 years ago

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@caro-art 70

almost 5 years ago

This is a beautiful job, and I for one would like to see more of your work. Steem on!

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@angelro 58

almost 5 years ago

A good creativity. it is a fact that some people can do magic with tiny brush and colors and this is one such one. Not everyone can draw, Not everyone can sing, Not everyone can create music. They are all special talent having inborn or God's gift.

And it was great to see you makes some fine details with the brush like collars, other background etc.

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@hlezama 73

almost 5 years ago

Great video. I loved it. I'm sure that in a longer one you could provide more tech details to those who are just learning how to use water colors or gouache.
I think it is a great excercise to copy masters' works. I had a lit professor who suggested re-writing entirely pieces from favorite writers so that we could grasp a word-by-word feeling of what it took to write the whole text.
I think you did a fanstastic job making watercolors look like oil.
It looks really amazing

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@arcange 79

almost 5 years ago

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almost 5 years ago

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@veryspider 69

almost 5 years ago

Oh yes! You uploaded the timelapse of this beautiful portrait ! What a lovely thing to watch how this artwork came together <3 Wonderful !

Congrats for curie, as well <3 Well deserved !!!!

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