Scale the Heights with a Master
Click here to see this email on the web |  | Wednesday, December 7th, 2022 | Share this article:     |  | Let a Master Lead you from a Mountain of Trouble into the Promised Land | Mountains are surely one of the most satisfying landscape features to paint. They're not as complex as trees or water, and it's wonderful to see their impressive nuanced swells taking shape beneath your brush. These four videos take you the summit.
BILL BAYER: MOUNTAINS |  | Paint along with Bill Bayer as he demonstrates and explains how to use photographs to create beautiful in-studio landscapes with traditional, classic painting techniques that can also be used en plein air.
Don't be a slave to photos--you can create stunning works of art following Bill's proven quick and easy to understand painting process. The program includes "Old Masters" techniques using transparent/opaque color, how value affects depth and form, using color mixing, drawing, brush handling, and the use of a basic palette for beginners."
Includes: Printed Instructions, Photo References, Drawings, and a Color Mixing Guide.
| — advertisement — |  | KATHRYN STATS: OVERVIEW
|  | No less a "slave" to the reference image, Kathryn Stats takes a more Imprewsionistic approach, working in close-valued color patches and emphasizing exquisite nuances of light and shadow. In her video Overview Stats expertly captures the scene in the alla prima method, using a previously painted, on-site study and a computer monitor for references, while giving advice and information on the elements of oil painting as she demonstrates her unique style while using both palette knife and, mostly, bristle brushes.
She clearly describes her palette of colors which are most effective in producing the realistic colors and values of this impressive mountain scene.
The artist also discusses and demonstrates the importance of aerial perspective in creating the three dimensional form, while maintaining the loose nature of the painting. Watch as she looks, then corrects, to maintain the proper relationships. Her love of color, her unerring sense of proper light and her skillful brushwork makes this strong, deliberate painting feel effortless.
KATHLEEN HUDSON: CLOUDS AND DISTANCE |  | What's New | NICHOLAS COLEMAN: STORYPAINTING: CREATING EMOTION WITH YOUR BRUSH |  | Nicholas Coleman, Morning Watch, oil, 14" x 20" | Nicholas Coleman's muse his genuine passion for telling a story that is slipping away over time. Often his paintings have a common narrative of struggle, fortitude, and resiliency through characters and setting. His paintings are a way to preserve the fading heritage of the American West.
Sometimes just losing yourself in one of his paintings allows you to flirt with the fantasy of trading your modern life for a simpler time, out in the open, on a still morning lake or, later, by a campfire on the riverbank. No distractions from technology. Just the calm evening, the water, the fire, and your thoughts.
Coleman's video, Storypainting, takes you into each brushstroke and you see — for the first time — HOW he creates his seemingly effortless realism.
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He'll help you break down the complex into manageable parts that become much easier to paint. He'll show you how to combine man-made architectural features with the natural world so your paintings will have a harmonious flow to them. Design is everything in painting. Schaller is a master of composition and design, and watching his tutorials will go a long way toward helping you gain mastery that will serve you time and again throughout your painting life..
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