Using Kurosawa For Oil Painting Value Studies

Studio Neil Cunning

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18 сен 2024

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@ncunning День назад

Your headphones arent broken. Some of the audio is only on the left channel. My bad! Live and Learn...

@HarshaVardhan-ir5dn День назад

i lovee how the painting was almost looking abrtact for 80 percent of the process nice inspiration for value study

@ncunning День назад

Ha yeah I know. Id like to think some of that abstraction remained at the end. Shapes shapes shapes

@HarshaVardhan-ir5dn День назад

@@ncunning yeahhh shapes and values are the most important for drawing and painting

@Sudgy День назад

Love hearing you talk about painting. Great intro music too 😌

@ncunning День назад

It would be nothing without the music… (And thank you) 🙏

@HarshaVardhan-ir5dn День назад

akira is a master of compositions

@ncunning День назад

Hard agree on this!

@armandosrd.l9610 15 часов назад

I entirely agree with you Neil, one of the basics in painting, is to get to understand value or tone. Enjoyed watching your painting process. Thank you very much! Hello from Mexico 😊

@ncunning 10 часов назад

Hello Mexico! Yes absolutely. Got to keep practicing the fundamentals! I really appreciate you watching and leaving a comment. Thanks 🙏

@kLassikko День назад

good job keeping hydrated

@ncunning День назад

Everything else is secondary to hydration.

@andymarshallart9505 День назад

Great video! I’m inspired to to do some Notan studies

@ncunning День назад

You should! They are so much harder to achieve than they look. Thanks for watching

@michaelmcewan432 День назад

Excellent work again and video,I start in dull light so the actual painting is hard to see, plus it's fun

@ncunning День назад

Oh nice. Like the old masters did. I assume they didnt only paint by day and would have to paint by candlelight sometimes. Find that quite amazing... Thanks for the kind words. Very encouraging!