Wow! This is exactly what I have been looking for ❤ My new art studio is currently being renovated from a brick outbuilding - As a beginner I really cannot wait to try this one 😊❤
Could you use a hairdryer instead of using a straw? I am out of puff just watching you with the straw! It’s beautiful what you have created,stunning.🌊🌊🌊🏝🐚☀️
This plane was destroyed by Ukrainian forces... I wish it wasn't there- there were a trillion other places she could have been stored... a historic Buran carrier that had many more decades left in her before she would have been placed in a museum as the 8th wonder of the world. A Soviet engineering marvel 😢
This belongs in a museum!! -Indiana Jones You are a marvel my dear- unfortunately I'm in Russia but if I could I would purchase your art piece in a heartbeat
This is so beautiful and satisfying to watch! Whether it’s easy for beginners or not, I don’t know. Though it seems easy I have doubts. There is no randomness in the way you apply the colours and the direction of the blowing out. The hues of blues mixed with the white and the bege, the foam on the shoreline, everything results in a very dynamic, extraordinarily realistic, rough, wavy sea! Congratulations!
I would like to know if before casting you applied a layer of white or something in particular? And then I wanted to know if they are acrylic colors and if I can use them for this technique. And then one last question, sorry, if I wanted to glue 3D elements such as fish or rocks, could I use glue attack? Or necessarily resin?
wow! I love the sky here too! This is now a go to video for me. I want to paint WWII Aircraft with the focus on the surplus, plentiful at the time, post war WWII Planes that could be seen on a Civilian airport, say 1945 to the early 60's or so. Did you know an airworthy F4U Corsair for instance, could be bought at GSA Government auction for about $4,500. back then? To see Cessnas , Ercoupes and Piper light planes with say, a retired fadded olive drab P-47 Thunderbolt amongst them, really are what memories of that period are made of.
Great work! so realistic looking! Was first painting from a twinn engine plane? Maybe a C-47/DC? The second one from perhaps a Grumman Avenger single engine Torpedp Bomber?
