Maggie Price | 99 min
In this this pastel art video from Maggie Price, learn how to paint a realistic landscape painting from a photograph. Follow along from start to finish, as Maggie demonstrates how photography can help your pastel painting and how to overcome typical photographic flaws, including issues with value, color, perspective and clutter. Along the way, you’ll learn some great pastel painting techniques so that you can use your favorite photos to create beautiful landscape art.
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- Art lessons demonstrating how to paint a landscape from a photograph
- Great pastel painting techniques from a skilled instructor
Preview Painting from Photos: Pastels with Maggie Price now to get landscape painting tips that demonstrate what to do when you’re feeling stuck and how to add foliage to the background of your painting.
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Painting from Photos: Pastels with Maggie Price
Materials Hard and Soft Pastels (Variety of colors, in a range of values and temperatures)
- Blues
- Browns
- Grays
- Greens
- Oranges
- Pinks
- Purples
- Yellows
Surface
- Sanded white pastel paper (Wallace or Richeson Premium Pastel Surface on Gatorfoam)
Other
- Charcoal (extra soft vine)
- Foam brush
- Foam core support
- Masking tape
- Paper towels
- Pastel box
- Old flat synthetic brush
- Turpenoid (Weber brand with the blue label)
- Container for turpenoid
Reviews
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Sherry 6/2/2019
I learned so much from this course!
Kenneth 10/3/2018
Agnes 8/30/2018
Tina 2/28/2018
Need I say a word? It's Maggie Price.
Peggy 10/2/2017
Pat 9/30/2017
Gregory 7/6/2017
The legendary Maggie Price really delivers key concepts to her pastel painting technique in this wonderful demonstration of a river scene. I think the greatest takeaway an artist will receive here is to focus on values first, color temperature second, and then hue. This key concept really enables the student to explore and experiment with color and it's relative relationship in the painting as a whole. Shadows have greater depth and light and don't appear flat or beat down when using this technique. They have a deeper inner glow. I really feel compelled to revisit my pastel box and rethink how it is organized and how a reorganization might help strengthen my pastel paintings.
Lawrence 7/6/2017
Alta 5/22/2017
Tina 4/20/2017
Minaz 2/2/2017
Awesome demonstration and method of using soft pastels.
Roslyn 1/20/2017
Loredana 10/9/2016
Rosemarie 9/18/2016
Joanne 1/22/2014
I found this video to be informative and inspiring. I have a work in progress that will really benefit from what I've learned from this video!
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