Is Your Brush Ready for Autumn's Colors?
Click here to see this email on the web |  | Wednesday, October 5th, 2022 | Share this article:     | Autumn's Colors Call! |  | The golden tones of autumn shine in this stand of birches by Bob Rohm. | Fall is coming, turning the meadows gold and the trees red, orange, ochre, and yellow. So, get your palette ready!
It's been said that "painting landscapes means painting trees," and to some extent that's true - especially in fall. Any landscape painter worth his or her salt needs to master trees. Might as well start when the days are crisp and fresh and the trees are as beautiful as they can be.
Landscapist in oil Bob Rohm creates a marvel of golden light and autumn ambience in Secrets to Successful Painting. For the "tree intensive trace," there is Paul Krator's Mastering Trees, and the feeling for nature comes to the fore in Dynamic Landscapes with John MacDonald.
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Pastelist Karen Margulis in Expressive Pastel Painting teaches a method she calls "M.A.P." It stands for Motivation, Action Plan, and Pre-Selection. Knowing what MOTIVATES you to paint THAT painting and not another is huge - what story are you going to tell? That seldom-taken yet crucial step of figuring out what actually interests you about the subject reveals what to emphasize and what to leave out. In expressive painting, it's what determines all your choices going forward.
That step done, you'll learn how to tailor your ACTION PLAN (like value thumbnails, paper size, orientation, underpainting strategies, etc.). And finally, you'll learn how to PRE-SELECT your pastel palette to defeat "color chaos."
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Joe MacDonald's video, Poetic Landscapes, teaches how color, value relationships, and the quality of light will help you elevate your ability to create a desired mood or emotion in your paintings. You'll see how composition, selecting a focal point, and tonal underpainting make a tremendous difference in how people will see and experience your paintings.
Even when working from a study or photograph, you'll discover how to capture the natural beauty of the landscape — the relationships and important details that communicate true nature and not just a duplication of a potentially distorted photo.
| Learn More about this Video Here >> | Coming Soon |  | Pastelist Vera Kavura's pastel floral still lifes brim with natural vitality. In her second video following her popular Realistic Flowers in Pastel, Kavura | — advertisement — |  |
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