Master artist Lisa Egeli has discovered a set of techniques that create flawless, realistic, and mesmerizing ocean waves, and reveals exactly how to do it in her new video
For ALL artists who want to paint crashing waves that look real
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| Master artist Lisa Egeli has discovered a set of techniques that create flawless, realistic, and mesmerizing ocean waves, and reveals exactly how to do it in her new video |
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| If you're like me, you'll agree that water can be tricky to paint. The difficulty comes in making sure you capture the motion, build in the depth, and use colors strategically.
There are so many things that can go wrong, so we can all use some help to get our waves looking real. Every brushstroke matters.
Lisa really wants to talk to you (through her video) about how to get it right. |
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| | | She is a master. She's spent her entire life painting. In fact, she's the third generation in her family that has made an entire career out of their art. In that aspect alone, she's a role model for us all. It can be done!
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| Back to the waves.
Lisa reveals the THREE SECRETS OF WATER in this all-new video.
First: The shape of the waves Lisa takes time in this video to explain the shape of the waves and how to capture it accurately. If this is off, your eyes (and the eyes of peers and potential customers) will be able to tell immediately. Lisa has found the solution to getting wave shapes right every time. She explains it beautifully in her new video, "Painting the Sea."
Second: The motion of the waves There is a real secret here that many plein air painters have never heard about. It allows you to fully capture the details of the movement of the waves, in a way you can take back into the studio with you. Lisa explains how to do this, and it may change the way you paint outside forever.
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Eric Rhoads, Publisher
PaintTube.tv |
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| | | P.S. Right now, Lisa's new video, "Painting the Sea," is available at a huge discount during this PRE-RELEASE SALE. In just a couple of days, the price will go up. So click now to get this video that explores the crash of the waves and the fizz of the foam on the water, and helps you paint it all better than ever. |
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