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2D Work In Progress posted on Apr 02, 2009
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Oil on canvas 30x 40" Step 2 playing with the sky , I love to paint skys /clouds.... first paint the area with medium mixed with your darkest color ( i use cheap stuff found at any hardware store boiled lindseed oil, turpentine and japan drier ) Paint your darks first keeping the darks thin then add your lights and have fun step back often and you'll discover some neat things!!!! ( Best part about painting is the discoverys you make along the way) About an hour on the sky here . I may go back to the sky later but for now I'm ok with it ! By the way make your lights thicker and don't clean your brush lights on one side and darks on the other play and have fun..... let it happen .... this is the beauty of oils!!!! This is the only step They'll let me upload for one day. Bob Ross signign out now (poor attempt at humor) tom

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Faemike55

9:09PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

Great shot and work! looks good so far and the description of the technique is intriguing. Thank you

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decie

9:25PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

cool looking painting and drawing , like your technique, mine is rush the brush lol and i was always told a painter should never step back to admire his work cos he will fall off the ladder. keep up the good work and i hope to see it when its done.

ARTWITHIN

9:25PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

Love reading about your process, Tom. The sky is fantastic. I suggest a working title might be "Pondering, a wip". You make an important point about the "discoverys you make along the way". I think it should be like that with every work, call it communing with the spirit of the paint. LOL If you can, keep an ongoing journal with the image and your description. Then, in the end, you can upload in the Tutorial section under a Hosted Tutorial. It will have everything in a progressive way in one tutorial. It would be great for future reference.

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NoobasaurUS

9:34PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

I'm happy you made the decision to share with us Tom....This is very informative and helpful to me and to anyone who wants to take up the magic of oil painting. I don't think I told anyone this but its actually my favorite medium.... You can smell it. touch it, taste it (I wouldn't advise!!! ,,lol), feel it and hear it as it gets worked up...Layer upon layer of love and affection...Until.....You have a work of art that will now last as long or longer(depending on many variables) than just about any other painting medium.... Not to mention all the great painters who's oils were the primary inspiration for mine and a great many others love for art...And it has a better life in the "real" world than digital 0'ss and 1's....A complete and beautiful "hands-on" experience no one should miss trying for themseleves... Tom's is a shining example of artists helping artists!!! I encourage everyone to follow Tom's example and go for it!!!!! Paintings are born and grown outside the digital world...just like us.!!!.... Well done my friend....Your generosity astounds me!!!!Kudos sir and as always best of luck with everything!!! Rob

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shadownet

9:35PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

This is excellent. Wonderful to sit back and watch this develop, and learn. :O)

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dianas..creations

10:53PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

Very interesting.....It is coming along just great!!

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PHELINAS

11:25PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

Très belle interprétation de l'artiste et de son oeuvre

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JOEANOMALY

11:33PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

Great start !!!!!

rudiruth

11:40PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

such a joy to feel the love for what you are doing! best way to reach wonderful results. thanks for sharing!

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bmac62

11:59PM | Thu, 02 April 2009

This is great Tom. Now, you've got me on the edge of my chair waiting impatiently for what comes next:-)

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CaptainNeatoman

12:59AM | Fri, 03 April 2009

This is truly great. I have very little skill with the pigments, but it's always fascinating to see the process of a great artist.

jmcgstp

1:57AM | Fri, 03 April 2009

Great work!

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tryky5carla

6:33AM | Fri, 03 April 2009

Wunderful sky, great and interesting work ! Thank for the description of the technique !

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Savage_dragon

6:40AM | Fri, 03 April 2009

The sky looks like material draped over the canvas. What an amazing sky! Can't wait for the next one! ")

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stevey3d

10:31AM | Fri, 03 April 2009

This is wonderful to see your progress and method! Your sky looks superb!

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myquad

11:02AM | Fri, 03 April 2009

Fantastic start! I look foward to watching your progress!

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greensleeves81

12:53PM | Fri, 03 April 2009

This is a good idea. This will force you to work . Wont waste a day. Also gives inspiration.

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Valery3D

12:54PM | Fri, 03 April 2009

Yes i see the clouds and sky. You made a beginning with the painting. It looks very promising, i am looking foreward to the next part that you are going to paint!! Very beautiful art work!

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Miska7

3:50PM | Fri, 03 April 2009

Excellent work so far!

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marcopolinski

5:02PM | Fri, 03 April 2009

fantastic ... looking forward to more of this WIP!

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violet

3:17AM | Wed, 08 April 2009

Wow that sky looks dramatic....very well done !


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