i have a John Pike Universal Palette. had it for 18 yrs. just checked its about $47 now. man, didn't recall it being this expensive. this Thompson palette is $12, so granted cheaper. but seems like its not made of high quality plastic as john pike. So durability might be in question. (no question on the John pike, it's made through 18 yrs, still good as always, it can make another 18 yrs. )
Must take more than overnight to dry out that much pigment? Further I think that long narrow compartment is to seal off the pigments from your mixing areas
Wow! Very impressed. You can almost feel the air moving and hear the sound as he is whooshing by! It is not something I would ever paint as I can’t even ride a bicycle, so I don’t feel I would do the subject justice. But I love how you have captured the action and tension. Thank you for sharing this technique. 🙏🏼🎨✨💕
I will be signing up for this class! I have photo from Pinnacles National Park that I took this spring, and this will really help me figure out how to tackle the painting of it. Yes!
Great demo Dan. Thank you so much. I live and paint in a tropical environment, the Caribbean. I guess I would have to choose different 3 primary colors. Any suggestions?
Hi! so the challenge isn't really choosing colors to match, it's more about making due with a limited palette of any 3 versions of primary colors to explore. Especially being in the Caribbean, you'll be very surprised at the results, giving you a (probably) very different take on reality vs the art that you create!
Really fantastic Dan. I find these full length tutorials where you narrate as you go so very helpful. I appreciate you sharing your immense skill with us. Can’t wait for the next one.
