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00:00:02
I greet everyone who has gathered today
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screen
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everyone who was ready to describe along with
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by us by sea so let's do it as usual
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paint thinner and basic brushes
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working tools brushes three pieces
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large trail stubble small flat
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bristles and flat synthetics and so the palette
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the standard does not change in principle
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titanium white cadmium yellow medium
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cadmium orange kraplak pink durable
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blue fc
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green vc by the way wrote in the chat
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They asked if it was possible with emerald ones
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instead of blue you can use ultramarine
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indigo is not scary at all
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umbro Leningradskaya natural and sienna
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burnt 9 colors thinner tee
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let's start as usual, start with
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markings, we can divide the camera into a picture
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picture in three parts vertically
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side we check that the third
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matched 3 large third
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especially in the central and lower parts
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It is advisable to immediately divide into small
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We will divide it into three more parts
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let’s immediately find for ourselves where our main
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lines of the main waves of the horizon and so on
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like this will be so I'm starting
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marking the sauce into three parts line
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horizon central third large
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The horizon line is divided into three parts
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the top little third hits here
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this is where it starts, I'll take the second one right away
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brush and use it throughout the work
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I'm making marks for myself
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I draw a horizontal line
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water and air separated
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the main line was made next line
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this is based on this wave
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which with foam we have a little bit
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diagonal is on the left side it
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a little lower on the right and she's taller
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respectively for three more small ones
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I’ll share a part and here it starts with
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the lower small third, that is, the big one
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third big third by three small
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divided by those same bottom small
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is divisible by 3 and starts from there
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the base of the wave is now the same
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Now I'll check what's on the left side
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on the left it is one small third higher
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that is, if I take you here it will come
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diagonally shadows of large restaurants
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base line of a large wave
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Now you need to find its height, that is
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the scale is slightly larger than
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lower small third and diagonally
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rushes almost to the middle
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the canvas continues to explode like this
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with a beautiful explosion of foam we have so
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checking the foam takes us 1 2
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almost a third of the long canvas occupies
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Ben so-and-so
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outlined, shown, that is, this is it
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we will have it all
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main wave foam
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here about in the middle like this
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goes like this now on the surf line
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practical near wave which is on
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the shore rolls out, we find this line again
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into three parts the lower third
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and it turns out almost in the middle
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these thirds of us begin with
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on the right side it is higher, the main thing is so
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now for a second she is taller than this one
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the third comes, we take it as a basis
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this is the part just above it
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measure, put it on the right side and
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draw a straight line, look at the lines
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we all have these long bases
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straight here is this line we have a straight line here
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this straight line here in the picture is fan-shaped
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perspective horizon line it is straight
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horizontally and the following lines
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based on this wave under a small
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angle rushes 3 lower fault still under
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rises upward at a large angle to the right
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now we need to show the scale shape
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this wave that we noted
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in height it is almost almost
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here it is a third, it’s a little lower than 3, that is
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we'll take it somewhere like this
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and now you can show it raggedly, here’s how not to
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straight line a
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so now we have central stones
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the nearby stone starts straight
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middle of the canvas and goes to the right here along
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in scale it is quite a bit larger than
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foam and
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we build on the base of the stone in perspective
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look tilt here a little and here so that he goes to
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we were moving forward getting a little closer
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inside this club there is another foam
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the stone starts from the base of the wave
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down here from here
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will be partially hiding in the foam
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this is the shape on the right side
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two more small stones, one cuts
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time the base of the wave will be in the foam
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hidden by the near part and even further to the right
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a little more pebble
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so we can note one more point
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if you look closely at the left
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side of work almost at the line
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horizon, you can barely see the blue sea
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in the distance that goes that is a green wave
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then the blue sea is here
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a little from the horizon line
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diagonal q can be drawn here here
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will be blue and the same in half
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dividing this line between the horizon
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and the first wave
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but here there will also be a middle ground wave
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so there is still a moment to do it right away
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let's celebrate
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shadow inside this large area
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foam that is what we actually have
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the bulk of this foam will be occupied
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shadow color and only slightly around the edges
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there will be sunshine, that is, this piece and
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its special now in pink
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I'll cover it, we'll all have shadow, everything, everything
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everything everything everything everything it will be in the shadows
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we will have a piece of white
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just a little here here on this
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just a piece
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otherwise we won’t have a bright picture
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Let's start glowing, little by little
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paint over the sky
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Almost everything we have is monolithic
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blue, maybe more of one color
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knead it consists of whitewash immediately
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I take more, not a big blue canvas
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should not be light, that is, white on
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it should glow brightly accordingly
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we try to make it tonal
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quite rich
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we are often afraid of darkening colors
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turn the colors on and make them light later
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in the picture we don’t get the brightness that
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required just like that it arises
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due to the fact that we have lighter colors
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done when it comes to lighting
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the white guy just doesn't play them
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size consistency something akin to
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thin thin sour cream will paint
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thick will be difficult to apply to canvas
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it will be hard to do it will be bad
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to blend I add a little bit
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green so that the sky is slightly, slightly off
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appreciated with turquoise that we are starting
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paint it dark enough
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light on white canvas good enough
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visible and you can safely paint over it
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I apply the paint and immediately take out large bristles
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and to avoid that here
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a thick layer of bristles has formed
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distributing the remaining paint on the canvas
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I push it with the fall of the horizon, look
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as far as it goes
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applied paints how good it is
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stretched
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if anyone has any questions right away
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write to the chat and we will leave
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how to answer them
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put the paint on the canvas bristles and
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shading
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there is such an interesting effect in the picture
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there is now I'll rub everything a little
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I'll tell you about him
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good shading workout
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red color is just the same
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work with the bristles for another minute and we have
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the sky is painted over
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By the way, maybe a little tonally
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make the top a little darker
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that is, add that blue one to the composition
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the paint that was carried upstairs
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just a little more and we'll be done
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corners, I hope everyone can keep up with me
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I can’t make it even smoother, I’ll be slower
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tassel work
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big picture big scope
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Well the sky has been painted over
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if you look closely at the picture
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It will be exactly the same on the monitor.
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look closer to the water there is a feeling that
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the sky is lighter from above it is darker
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the effect occurs due to the fact that water
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very dark works for us if
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cover the water immediately weakens the effect
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brightness melts into difference
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colors above and below, as it were
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sometimes we look at something very light
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it seems to us if there is something dark nearby
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it means it's just an optical illusion
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effects nothing more there are questions
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let's get ready to answer, so let's get started
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in order
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by composition, can this picture
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be a sailboat and where if possible and what kind
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heights
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you know, like a sailboat most likely
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it will simply be redundant
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either or very, very far away and better
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then on the right side it’s as if completely
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a little because on the right side
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we can just see the sea a little deep
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and there you can put something
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bright white too, but very neat
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big by no means next
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question color of the sky what colors
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used blue fc and white
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titanium and very very neat
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green cricket and is it possible to
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composition on write with acrylics
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can it be used with acrylic paints?
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because there's quite a bit here
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shading that is, and you right away
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we take some basic colors and almost
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working with basic colors one more
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question about the July closed webinar
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approximately when it will be on Tuesday
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It'll be Tuesday, my dear, let's do it already
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Let's not continue to rush slowly
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the blue one we had for the sky
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adding a ticket to it just to
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increase the amount of paint
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and then I take it
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I add a lot of blue, I make enough
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dark so blue has a deep blue color
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very cloud
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so that he strives for them in the dark
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I specially do it in blue which was
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so you can see how different it is from
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I add a little color and tone to the sky
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red just a little bit
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slightly-slightly siri appeared
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the darker it is, the better I don’t know
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that not quite black turned out great
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you need to add a little red
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enough from Syria on the 9th a little bit
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pink ones for one will give him an extra one
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darkness is water in the distance
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look at our horizon line
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on this side we have such a triangle
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small it turns out consisting of this
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colors and then all of us are here
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the distance is the horizon line to the line
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which I spent here I divide in half
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distance between green wave
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the horizon line is extinguishing us.
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and now I take a big bristle and like this
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I'm just passing along gently
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horizon line, the faster the movement, the
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the line will be smoother and at the same time slightly
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the far part will blur
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but I and the sky will soften
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look how bright this one has become
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a piece of heaven that is, as soon as we
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darkness was added to immediately take
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lordship appeared
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and just as dark
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bluish lilac color needed
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add because he loves where because we have
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lie here like this
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we go around the shape of the stones, then maybe
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a little bit under this is the color and here
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here at the base
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above the line that was drawn
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We’ll also add it here on the left on
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one third of the height above the foam
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we have questions we have a question about canvas
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what to do if the primer is on canvas
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slips and does not hold paint perfectly
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of course perry prime the canvas
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cover with a layer of soil on top, but I
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I understand if they started writing them now lol
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he behaves like this no longer has anything to do with him
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you will do
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ideally covered in one layer
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oil paint
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it doesn’t matter anymore, just something is being done
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underpainting and let the paint dry
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about this already in the second layer when on it
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working on the paint will apply normally
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this is glass seconds and the so-called
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what canvases do you recommend for
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for beginners and those who have been around for a long time
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draws we work like in Italian
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napkins and on your own canvas
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already in production
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specially like us for our equipment
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by its properties, that is, by
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absorbency according to the texture of the canvas, as it were
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Ghibli canvas can be found here in
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online store but brick continue
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so with blue paint we're done for now
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we've worked hard, let's leave her alone
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Today, by the way, we have a picture by color
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enough
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simple in form in principle too
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minimum colors green vc white we do
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green color who has emerald emerald
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we also need something dark enough to make it
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again I deliberately interfere next to
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blue so you can see the tonality
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paints
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maybe partially in some piece of this
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colors add dark blue which
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used 7 blue-green turns out
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dark color and
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here we leave a stripe under more
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we put the dark color here
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the greenery is again not the full width
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we leave the stripes a little more for more
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dark and just a little bit here
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a little bit at all
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and we still have quite a lot of this color
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lies you here in the foreground in front of
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foam
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here are the lines of the base of the wave to come here to me
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and along the water there are 3 foams, this one is all
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we try to cover the piece completely
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so that the layer thickness is small
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small so that later it’s easy enough
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we had to work from above
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dear friends, if you don’t have time, write
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I don’t have time, they will put a minus
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slow down a little
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opportunity to work with us
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Now I’m adding a little to this color
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Bochkarev's indigo we have more like this
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the colder ones are not yet getting darker
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we have to watch it connects via
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the color of the previous one and the tone
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fill in the fragment on the left side
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completely fill in the fragment on the right
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side of the top, this piece is all
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this dark greenish bluish
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delicate color
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let's put a little camera on the picture who
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can not get in time
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and I’ll just answer the question so it’s
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you can see what and how we have since we
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touched on the topic of canvases, questions went
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accordingly plowed for us, will they be in
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sale of gallery stretched canvases will be
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I can’t say anything for sure about the timing yet.
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Can
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besides the online store where are these easels
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can still be purchased in our group at
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contact school of seascape as it were
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there is either in the studio in Moscow
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ours on Marshal Turquoise
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here and there but ideally all the same
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order in online stores
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and there is something else besides canvases there in
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Internet is great, you can also do all the videos
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lessons that
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with my participation brush and paints
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art materials oni tsu
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I will announce the address of the online store again in
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at the easel.
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so the girls in the studio keep up with
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me who work at least for
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they have already done the same thing as I have already done
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and it's up to the little ones
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shade the Komi that I still have
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didn't show they haven't even started yet
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noticed what needs to be done so I
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Now I’m shading the same moment that I don’t
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we will shade and slowly
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close further look from the left
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on our side we have this piece from
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blue to green horizontally everything
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all movements are strictly horizontal
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horizontal paint no
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we show torsion in the wave so that
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us from one color to another was
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simply the perfect transition
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We asked here just to check
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I'll go through the thickness and here we have
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it turns out there are two waves that are more distant
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closer ones
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for a distant wave I’ll take a small one
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a brush because that place is smaller
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on the left side here
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the top wave of green should be almost non-existent
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feel that is there more with
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we have blue, but the near part can be
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leave the top of the wave greenish and
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take the blue one that is below and
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reach up to the top
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at the same time Potasheva and all the little ones
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unpainted areas that remain on the canvas
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I'm trimming the wave now we're still
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preparing the fixed assets for work then
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don't worry too much
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calmly tint later in the process
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somewhere something will still be darkened
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change shade color tons we will eat
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work
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We are just a little bit behind
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keep up with almost everything and how to count
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knows more there are two more questions for
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Is it possible for little ones to write this sentence?
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job so why not she
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really it's like
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because it has a minimum of transitions
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color she ballet shoes stained made it
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absolutely calmly you can and God's
00:28:55
The question is how often should you wipe your brush?
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shading and not too much parting
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standing here it looks like this if painted
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there's a lot on canvas, it's better to wipe it off
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more often because she's so easy to brush
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takes away excess paint from the canvas we
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remove it with a brush and return to
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canvas and remove the excess paint again
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on the canvas at least as if at all
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it’s not worth wiping because you’re
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takes the paint as if from the canvas and with what
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the more often we wipe, the more likely it is
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that we will not leave paint on the canvas
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trying with a brush, there are still a couple
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questions if you need to continue writing
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unfinished painting six months later
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wrote in basic oil
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what to process and what to write on further and
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Usually in such cases I do it simply
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I wipe it very quickly
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with a cloth soaked in acetone and then
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I’m writing, I generally work on a tee on
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olive oil they work as if on pure dirt
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fundamental importance after wiping
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like the top fatty fatty one
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layer which film is formed from
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oil he groans and leaves very
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paint has good adhesion
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It's enough just to wipe with a groan
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one question began to plow
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what are the canvases primed with?
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easels sold in the online store
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.
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but this is generally an emulsion primer
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technology no matter how it is destroyed
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this is something that is not under our control
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let's continue now the shadow parts
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we'll give foam so that we already have the upper part
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was a completely closed tassel
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wiping and I have a lot of questions
00:30:50
Today someone writes with me who has never been with me before
00:30:51
I wrote and try it for the first time if there is one
00:30:53
please put pluses like this
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you can use white on the palette
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blue color which was nearby
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lilac
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add enough red photon
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dark ones are again acceptable for
00:31:19
In comparison it shouldn't be much lighter
00:31:21
be there that light green one
00:31:23
there were enough of us regarding him
00:31:30
dark ones too
00:31:32
then it turns out to heaven only if the sky is
00:31:36
there were more of us bluish here
00:31:39
lilac purple those shadows that I
00:31:43
noted, let's start painting
00:31:47
you can get out into the sky a little somewhere
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We don’t go through the entire shaft
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a thin thin strip on top can be
00:32:21
leave it light
00:32:30
just don’t paint over the stone here
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at the end there is a large bristle, I smooth out the excess
00:32:42
thickness immediately
00:32:43
if it works out and slightly, slightly
00:32:52
immediately along the lower part, also shepherd's
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here you are on the right side completely
00:33:02
let's leave it here a little bit
00:33:04
sunny there will be a splash of foam here she is
00:33:10
will fly up sharply and again
00:33:17
Now we make the color a little darker and
00:33:19
let's completely paint over this piece
00:33:21
near foreground waves
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its red is quite a bit darker
00:33:32
made our foreground brighter than
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average
00:33:41
you can also first along the line
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walk to the stone
00:33:51
I'll add a little more red, it's not enough
00:33:57
white stripe on top required
00:33:59
leave the bristles again and the bristles
00:34:04
rubbed the compartment and the plane of the canvas so that
00:34:08
there was no extra thickness than we had thinner
00:34:13
now a layer of paint will be all the easier for us
00:34:15
then it will just be the brightness of the lighting
00:34:17
lay and dial in the volume of foam and here
00:34:20
the thicker the network we put the paint king will be
00:34:23
heavier in the extreme almost to the very top and
00:34:30
I do
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and immediately this dark color
00:34:43
you can add one more thing just give
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more shade about us
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here we'll make a little more foam
00:35:15
and our leader stones comes to this
00:35:27
and here by the pebble we still have it
00:35:29
It's already getting dark so I'm strengthening it again
00:35:33
I make the blue red darker and this one
00:35:36
zone
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even brighter
00:35:53
natural sienna they zone used
00:35:56
what can be replaced if there is no john
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dick naturally the number is a little bit darker
00:36:02
in terms of color it’s actually possible
00:36:05
will just add a little pink
00:36:07
into her and
00:36:08
to clarify, it’s not particularly scary yet
00:36:22
again please tell me where it is possible
00:36:24
buy canvas in the online store
00:36:28
Magarych
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let's see the internet address, can I have it?
00:36:36
increase
00:36:37
Canvases can be found at this address
00:36:48
about the group seascape school in
00:36:51
VKontakte contacts are actually there
00:36:53
the group also needs holston
00:36:55
there are all the addresses and passwords for everyone
00:36:58
everyone who is interested also in the group
00:37:01
VKontakte has all the information there
00:37:04
Well, can we use brown Mars?
00:37:12
it's possible, so let's paint it over
00:37:19
last cool down people12
00:37:24
wow cool camera on canvas to
00:37:28
calmly everyone who watched for the first time
00:37:32
by color, that is, we even have foam from
00:37:34
see if we take from us somewhere
00:37:37
lighter
00:37:38
somewhere even darker in hue
00:37:41
purple is different so watch out
00:37:45
If you have any questions, write me
00:37:49
but now we go to the shore and paint it over
00:37:52
after that we give the stones again
00:37:55
an opportunity for those who write to catch up with those who don’t
00:37:59
succeeds
00:38:00
and so we wipe the brush thoroughly
00:38:02
after purple and then we work sienna
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burnt
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slightly whitewashed it
00:38:15
I work on the palette with a separate spot like this
00:38:19
there can be quite a lot of it there
00:38:20
stir it and we have half the shore
00:38:23
it will suit our lighter part
00:38:28
which will be located here
00:38:30
from below, that is, almost in half
00:38:32
straight line can be cut in half
00:38:36
the shore is like this, what’s at the bottom of the canvas like
00:38:42
since we will have these colors we need
00:38:45
let's add a little splash
00:38:47
from blushing
00:38:59
and paint over all movements as desired
00:39:02
horizontal in general we try and
00:39:04
we work with water and some flat ones
00:39:06
Olya Shore surface works
00:39:10
horizontally now I’ll add it to this color
00:39:13
umber so that it darkens with us and the remains
00:39:17
here is a little spotty for me to go to
00:39:20
the feeling of the volume of the relief was essentially
00:39:27
a little lighter a little darker color without separation
00:39:32
brushes
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closing specially started with more
00:39:50
light so that later the top
00:39:52
we have a part between the water and this
00:39:54
sand will be even darker
00:39:58
let's look a little bit pink
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added a bluish tint
00:40:34
the lower part was closed and the upper part was closed
00:40:37
will be darker here we take also
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slightly whitened why almost in
00:40:44
Each batch uses white white
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practically the only ones of these paints
00:40:50
which are really very thin
00:40:52
the opaque indigo layer also seems not
00:40:55
transparent color but quite liquid
00:40:57
divorced surgeon from his canvas
00:40:59
illuminated with a thin layer
00:41:01
that's why whitewash is used as a blocker
00:41:03
transparency of the whiteness of the canvas from below and that's all
00:41:07
the rest of the colors are already added with
00:41:08
whitewash replacing color and tone
00:41:13
this allows us to put it just like that
00:41:16
paint a thin layer an hour until we are clean
00:41:18
some paints were used
00:41:20
you need a thick enough layer on top of the sauce
00:41:22
lay them so that they are opaque
00:41:27
and your color to the maximum currencies when
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so white and so umbro a lot much
00:41:37
darker color than the front one
00:41:41
plan and kraplak we add there
00:41:51
customized it can be a little indigo
00:41:56
adding will also give the depth of the dark to
00:42:00
how many kraplak sunda indigo is no longer there
00:42:03
connect and the shade of green will not allow
00:42:05
this is such a dark color, look we have it
00:42:10
will lie, leave the strip on one
00:42:14
a quarter there from the height of the empty canvas
00:42:18
under the wave there we will have dark ones
00:42:20
grayish lilac color wave shadow
00:42:23
which she throws here to the front
00:42:25
red plan more follow
00:42:33
paint consistency so that you don't
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it turned out that one paint 1
00:42:37
consistency is different, different there, let's say
00:42:40
1 more liquid the other more thick more
00:42:42
thick lays a denser layer on
00:42:45
canvas more liquid less thick layer
00:42:49
respectively when mixing paints
00:42:52
so which one eats up that paint more?
00:42:55
which is smaller and accordingly
00:42:58
it's not two colors combined
00:43:02
between each other and one color that ate everything
00:43:04
adjacent lying next to each other
00:43:19
and this color can be a little now
00:43:23
run down
00:43:32
connecting
00:43:48
better than us so the swelling picture at the initial
00:43:51
stage go to me than perry brighten
00:43:53
because it often happens to lighten
00:43:56
much easier than reinforcing
00:43:59
darkness on canvas
00:44:01
so don't be afraid if you succeed
00:44:03
darker than it is so now we have 1 stone
00:44:10
2 3 4 hour we will cover the stones right at
00:44:17
take more of the remaining color that was used
00:44:19
indigo and more kraplak that is
00:44:22
it will look like black and purple
00:44:26
tint color
00:44:44
stone inside foam
00:44:52
then the little one that lies here
00:44:56
a little further to the right
00:45:04
even further to the right
00:45:23
I'm leveling it, hooked the lilac and not
00:45:28
disappears and remains in the foreground
00:45:33
the stone will not all be the same color
00:45:35
that is, if we painted all these three in
00:45:38
one tone then we will have this stone from
00:45:42
two tones, look, we do the crown like this
00:45:49
lines here and triangle
00:45:56
this is the edge that lies parallel to this one
00:45:59
the lines are edges can be drawn just a little
00:46:05
like this and the darkness a little like this
00:46:09
stripes
00:46:11
make this form
00:46:15
and now I take sienna
00:46:19
I mix the confusion and a little and
00:46:24
painting the remains with sienna plus color
00:46:29
umbro
00:46:33
look I work only in the direction
00:46:36
tilt towards me to climb at an angle of degrees
00:46:38
45 will immediately create a feeling
00:46:42
plane I’ll add a little kraplak to
00:46:45
sienna and
00:46:58
initial preparation for the stone
00:47:03
left with us
00:47:06
space for some foam, let's do it again
00:47:12
now the camera is on the picture like this
00:47:18
all those who write should look like this
00:47:23
add pluses in the chat so that
00:47:26
continue further let's continue the topic
00:47:30
canvases that I was very interested in
00:47:33
our colleagues writing with us
00:47:37
beautiful sea is delivery possible for
00:47:40
abroad abroad no abroad exactly
00:47:44
delivery is not possible except
00:47:46
probably only Minsk where we are
00:47:47
we go there periodically we can
00:47:49
reflect these in Minsk and when is the nearest
00:47:53
master class in Minsk most likely
00:47:55
the next one will be after the new year
00:47:56
master class not earlier because we have
00:47:59
the schedule is very planned until the new year
00:48:01
hard we wander around different different
00:48:06
regions of us toner forose is planned
00:48:09
now literally three weeks later
00:48:11
opening
00:48:12
simultaneously in the direction of Foros we charge in
00:48:17
Samara after Foros we also still have
00:48:21
additional Yalta week of master classes
00:48:23
then Rostov Voronezh
00:48:28
Cherepovets and then further St. Petersburg
00:48:31
Moscow basically until the new year
00:48:35
more information about the studios that take place
00:48:39
master classes
00:48:43
Well, our studio is already like this
00:48:48
well known, let's say already in our studio
00:48:51
This is where Vugar Mamedov conducts classes
00:48:53
coming as if it will be soon
00:48:56
take more Seraphim Kalinin and
00:48:58
be sure to pass Denis Nikonov
00:49:00
Olga Buttona, you are also planning classes
00:49:03
divided by Orlova and where can I watch
00:49:07
schedule how to sign up
00:49:09
You can see the schedule for our group
00:49:11
in contact the school of seascape there
00:49:13
almost completely now
00:49:15
information we post periodically
00:49:17
we put the dough on the wall
00:49:19
we always have it in our feed and in topics
00:49:24
community so and about more
00:49:28
online store here the question is why
00:49:33
only one type of paint is sold at
00:49:37
I mean the master class there
00:49:39
master class Ladoga there is gradually
00:49:41
the range will expand so well
00:49:44
Apparently not everyone made it in time for the last one
00:49:47
webinar what brushes do you use
00:49:49
show me again please
00:49:51
just just one second just now
00:49:53
can you get really close?
00:49:57
flat synthetic flutes are like this
00:50:05
large Fritz stubble five centimeters
00:50:10
fluffy refusal and little stubble for
00:50:17
small details well 11 and let's
00:50:23
about the palette
00:50:25
from a technical point of view, the topic is
00:50:27
covered why is our palette so convenient
00:50:30
can you even show it from above when
00:50:31
palette palette we have
00:50:34
plywood base on easel
00:50:36
specially made for convenience
00:50:38
covered with regular cling film at the bottom
00:50:41
lining with the name of the colors is like
00:50:44
just for those who are attending master classes
00:50:46
first time they come for him everything is new
00:50:49
here, as a hint, there is a palette
00:50:53
us almost constantly it's not her
00:50:55
changes, that is, the colors of the paints do not
00:50:57
has been changing for quite some time
00:50:59
just the basic ones have been specially collected
00:51:02
enough colors that allow
00:51:05
for mixing get 90 percent there
00:51:07
all shades in the main ones as for
00:51:09
for beginners this is not enough
00:51:12
it makes sense to use some already there
00:51:14
it just gives ready-made colors
00:51:17
development for color mixing with things
00:51:21
beggar, why don't you wait and sit down with us?
00:51:24
a lot of questions about the schedule
00:51:26
master classes so I will allow myself
00:51:28
literally a minute to voice yes then
00:51:30
let's do this St. Petersburg 2 3 4
00:51:36
September Samara 10 September 11 Rostov 28
00:51:41
29 30 October Voronezh 4 5 6 November
00:51:46
Cherepovets 11 12 13 November and Moscow 16 18
00:51:53
19 further traditionally Moscow-Petersburg
00:51:55
thank you all in a week, let's do it
00:52:03
let's look at the girls for a second
00:52:07
let's see what happens, this is exactly what happens
00:52:09
I can't say that there are a lot of them
00:52:13
they write didn’t say that they don’t write much
00:52:15
just drawing for fun
00:52:18
c plus what comes out as if especially from
00:52:22
what I have on canvas now is nothing
00:52:25
not different a little bit somewhere maybe
00:52:28
I literally wanted to be there
00:52:29
shore a little lighter the very foreground
00:52:32
and everything is possible at both jobs
00:52:34
lighten up and everything is fine and I hope
00:52:36
just as great for those who are now
00:52:38
writes independently and today at
00:52:43
ten he saw ready in front of him
00:52:46
work for everyone like me cool
00:52:49
closed let's continue I'm already lilac
00:52:57
there is a brush before this was just
00:52:59
stained in the brown color of the shore
00:53:03
I anointed it there and added whitewash there
00:53:05
added a little blue added
00:53:07
a little red turns purple
00:53:12
most important blue add last
00:53:14
first red is added then by the way
00:53:17
such an interesting moment, what if we want
00:53:20
get warm and slightly lukewarm
00:53:24
purple color is very important
00:53:26
paint mixing sequence
00:53:28
yes, he does have an influence here
00:53:31
sequence of colors that we
00:53:33
knead with each other, that is, first
00:53:35
must go red and blue
00:53:38
color and only then can it be added
00:53:40
something brown or orange
00:53:42
if we allow
00:53:43
Let's take orange first and then add
00:53:46
blue and we’ll immediately go green instead
00:53:48
violet we get brown color like this
00:53:52
we select we select here he is here
00:53:55
turned out great a little lighter with everything
00:53:59
I'll make it a little lighter
00:54:03
such a gray-violet color on
00:54:08
the border between the foam and the shore is a shadow
00:54:15
from the wave that rose and here
00:54:19
we will have it running along the entire length
00:54:35
and then an even darker color is possible
00:54:38
let's mix it, let's take indigo and kraplak
00:54:40
almost black violet does not turn out
00:54:45
apply and
00:54:46
the very base between the foam and the shadow of the foam
00:54:53
we lay the answer dark for us, as it were
00:54:57
will cut the shadow
00:55:03
so, by the way, you can also use dark ones
00:55:06
where is that shore so add a little bit
00:55:09
just speckles
00:55:13
you need a sharp boundary between light and
00:55:16
dark emphasize dry sand and wet
00:55:20
sand
00:55:24
I’ll take the bristles now and gently, gently
00:55:28
I'll pass
00:55:32
I'll clean it up
00:55:34
unpainted areas, the main thing is not to
00:55:37
lose and just soften a little
00:55:39
stroke the paint loves to be stroked
00:55:57
You can give it a good wipe now
00:55:59
brush now we will work light
00:56:01
I press flowers, I need to get wet in
00:56:08
thinner survive once again
00:56:17
Wipe with a clean cloth
00:56:25
Well, almost the last remnants of the empty
00:56:30
canvas now we will be closed here
00:56:33
a little pack and it’s perfectly white
00:56:35
color is not needed, you can use it even slightly
00:56:36
slightly, slightly, slightly, slightly curl
00:56:39
very, very, very slightly, that is, not
00:56:42
pure white right here next to the white one
00:56:45
this is how it looks slightly grayish
00:56:49
tassels whether the bug got out bring in
00:56:51
brown white and and of course
00:56:54
the paint is completely washed out
00:56:57
there's no white crook left, so let's take it
00:57:04
somewhere more, somewhere less you just need
00:57:12
put pressure on the brush like this
00:57:21
the top is conditionally flat until almost all of it
00:57:23
light down a little bit white somewhere
00:57:26
let's run the same thing here
00:57:29
to the right of the pebble a little above it
00:57:36
the paint should not be thick again
00:57:38
the paint is liquid in the same way
00:57:40
a small layer will be a large layer of congress
00:57:44
We're all white and there won't be a feeling
00:57:48
volume in foam higher-lower higher-lower
00:57:53
so that this is the internal line
00:57:56
there was also a paint layout
00:57:57
zigzag somewhere above the shadow somewhere
00:58:02
the light is lower to the edge, we try to keep it to a minimum
00:58:06
light leave it the same
00:58:09
do it from the top wave
00:58:18
first fill the top line
00:58:27
I first emphasized the top line in
00:58:30
this is a little bit down from this one
00:58:33
I'm going down the lines, preferably these
00:58:39
the descent was uneven
00:58:41
unequal in shape than more varied
00:58:43
the form will be here, the more interesting it will be
00:58:46
foam that now this piece is here
00:58:51
you can already beat it and you can even color it
00:58:54
add a little yellow to it
00:58:56
very carefully just a drop
00:58:59
it turns out that Zelentsova will be so easy
00:59:02
cast gray gray Zelentsov and you can
00:59:08
look around the edges I pass
00:59:19
gets dirty, get a cleaner color again
00:59:23
perfect white color for now
00:59:25
there's no need for that
00:59:34
the line is exactly the same somewhere in the shadow
00:59:37
took the brush dry
00:59:40
took the shadow, went into the light, light of the day
00:59:43
let's alternate a little let's 0
00:59:57
added a little here somewhere here
00:59:59
there will be schools one small question
01:00:03
let's can we take the purple one to
01:00:06
don't mix too many colors please
01:00:08
if if too lazy to interfere
01:00:11
take purple but it’s also like
01:00:15
Saken with glasses, it is desirable that he be somewhere
01:00:16
lighter and darker a little more
01:00:18
red a little more blue purple
01:00:20
we are different this cobalt violet
01:00:23
let's say purple kraplak is not
01:00:25
differ therefore purple common
01:00:26
the name is quite average
01:00:30
nice one big one he came and
01:00:34
wipe our large bristles
01:00:38
brown was stained now I'm away
01:00:41
I cleaned the brown one and I really need it
01:00:45
gently smooth and lightly
01:00:48
blur the boundaries with the sky and inside the foam
01:00:51
that is, we create a little haze so that
01:00:57
the foam has turned into such a fog around the edges
01:01:02
you can also do it inside if you have the right one
01:01:06
the consistency of the paint is small, that is, not
01:01:09
thick layer and no brush marks
01:01:14
will leave it and very gently wash it all away
01:01:17
fluffing here you can do this in the direction
01:01:21
from how the foam explodes immediately
01:01:23
easy dynamics to put into motion
01:01:26
brushes
01:01:37
big deal let's go along
01:01:40
look at this line inside the foam
01:01:42
work and in no case yet
01:01:44
I get out along the contour softly, softly
01:01:48
I wash it away, I don’t rub it completely so that they
01:01:52
mixed completely softening
01:02:00
I do the same on the lower section
01:02:03
do not touch the foam borders above and below
01:02:06
only
01:02:19
Well, prepare a question, now we're back
01:02:21
literally we'll show you for about five minutes
01:02:24
picture
01:02:25
so that everyone who writes does what
01:02:30
it is necessary who does not have time, waiting for yours
01:02:36
questions
01:02:38
this is how we get it
01:02:41
We will turn it on periodically now
01:02:42
girls will see how it turns out
01:02:44
we are already almost 70 percent of them
01:02:49
the main part of the work is the main thing
01:02:51
done, that is, we laid the main
01:02:54
colors of the form where what we will have
01:02:56
we will continue to be and the like
01:02:57
just check
01:02:59
where additional contrast is needed and
01:03:02
already splashing
01:03:03
small waves of brightness and the like
01:03:06
finish it, dear friends now
01:03:09
the main colors were all applied in the correct shape
01:03:12
applied colors partially matched yes
01:03:16
moments that now need
01:03:18
this period is very darkening us
01:03:20
it turned out light then it’s impossible
01:03:22
It'll be a little dark here
01:03:23
strengthen and this part of the sea is also like
01:03:26
I'd like to make it a little darker
01:03:29
yes now we will send moments
01:03:32
which according to our key layout
01:03:35
I will glorify the blue fc, you can now work
01:03:43
without white because we have white on the bottom
01:03:45
there is a blue one
01:03:48
indigo kraplak do dark dark
01:03:50
purple color almost black and starting
01:03:53
from this wave
01:03:55
I carefully pass over the white here
01:03:58
the paint is liquid enough to make it thick
01:04:01
no need
01:04:06
they're shading, I'm leaving this piece for now
01:04:13
let's go to the right side here
01:04:15
add darkness to the top and so on, just don’t
01:04:18
to the very horizon, but it’s literally necessary
01:04:21
waves
01:04:27
soft soft horizontal
01:04:29
shading here try to work
01:04:30
perfectly horizontal lines
01:04:32
movements more accurately so as not to disturb
01:04:35
the plane can only be any stroke along
01:04:37
diagonals can create the illusion that
01:04:39
water flows out of the canvas in the same color
01:04:44
running plus blue
01:04:47
so I’ll add her green fc now
01:04:52
so that the color inside turns green
01:04:55
a little bit of this wave
01:04:58
also when they darken this is the average which is
01:05:06
we get transparency too
01:05:10
slightly slightly weaken the gnat more
01:05:15
in a dark tone
01:05:20
the same thing here on the basis of this one
01:05:22
waves now and some of the water around the stone
01:05:25
We also darken indigo, by the way, in indigo
01:05:31
Now I’m adding indigo and
01:05:33
add burnt sienna it will be light
01:05:36
shade
01:05:37
greenery inside, that is, essentially paint
01:05:39
dark black but will have a slight sheen
01:05:43
greenish tint, that is, almost in tone
01:05:46
the stone turns out but right away
01:05:51
this wave becomes brighter and more transparent
01:05:54
how much we added dark contrast
01:05:57
intensified and what was not very bright
01:06:00
became brighter, wipe periodically
01:06:08
soft shading a little into this color
01:06:17
I add yellow and it becomes
01:06:20
dark green this dark warm
01:06:23
green here in this wave
01:06:25
I put it in the middle and you can go straight
01:06:33
take a big brush and this wave
01:06:35
gently blend it blend it over
01:06:38
horizontal color is laid according to
01:06:39
horizontal shading movement along
01:06:41
horizontal
01:06:52
so that we have
01:06:54
the gradation in the transitions was imperceptible and
01:07:04
We still have this light one from John
01:07:06
especially here under the wave here
01:07:08
pieces now we also tint a couple of them for
01:07:13
This is why we need a cool green color
01:07:14
green green bluish green vc
01:07:19
the dark ones remained a little blue
01:07:21
I add there you can buy them without whitewash
01:07:25
since we have white paint we can
01:07:27
make it liquid enough so that it
01:07:29
mixed well slightly more liquid
01:07:31
than usual for the first layer
01:07:34
so it mixed well with the lower ones
01:07:37
with flowers like this he somewhere grates it with them
01:07:49
You can apply it in an uneven motion
01:07:51
also the smile is so long
01:08:04
the picture has gained contrast
01:08:06
now, thanks to the dark, here it is again
01:08:09
you can take this line with a large brush
01:08:10
and soften the water connection line
01:08:16
a little foam will still be possible in places
01:08:22
to enhance the darkness I add a little indigo
01:08:24
in this color and individual pieces at
01:08:30
darker
01:08:38
contrast increases again
01:08:54
now here you can have purple
01:08:57
also deepen a little into the base of the wave
01:09:00
to a darker tone is also possible without
01:09:05
whitewashed blue crab lachik
01:09:15
so let's rub it in
01:09:23
Krasnova
01:09:45
stones can cast a shadow
01:09:51
dim while you work on the dark ones
01:09:53
sometimes the question is whether it can be done immediately
01:09:56
It’s possible to go darker right away, but not always
01:10:00
it turns out to guess that limit of darkness and
01:10:02
which is necessary, that is, it becomes
01:10:04
understandable when we contrast
01:10:06
we select light and dark as if already
01:10:09
Ideally, of course, it’s better to go change I
01:10:11
I didn’t risk giving places at all
01:10:14
dark shades, that is, a little better
01:10:17
to shade and everything seems to be but not
01:10:21
globally here it turned out to be braids
01:10:24
they did a little bit everywhere to the kurta
01:10:26
where necessary, that is, we are local
01:10:29
I'm exaggerating, let's just say not everything that was needed
01:10:31
Not everything is great, only in some places it’s very good
01:10:38
there was a lot of chats asking whether we would
01:10:41
we are there and there about Krasnodar and beyond
01:10:44
if there is an organizer who
01:10:47
the state will organize a studio and
01:10:51
set of people in Krasnodar we are with a huge
01:10:53
We will actually be happy to visit this
01:10:57
the city is practically the capital of my homeland
01:11:01
my region where I was born on the way from
01:11:06
Cherepovets why not take a look at
01:11:08
Vladimir is glad only for
01:11:15
so if there are active citizens
01:11:17
who are ready to organize
01:11:19
master classes please just personal
01:11:21
Contact us via message and discuss
01:11:24
questions about conducting classes, let's
01:11:29
a little detail now
01:11:34
synthetics dry whitewash clean along
01:11:41
the borders of the shadow here we have it
01:11:43
bright enough
01:11:45
white stripe literally coastal
01:11:48
we begin to lay and eat
01:11:50
periodically wipe as we
01:11:52
we run the paint over the dark, it gets dirty
01:11:59
let's put this brightness towards the end
01:12:02
work and and
01:12:04
We weaken and do not complete the same
01:12:06
there's no stone in this direction
01:12:10
it's worth doing a little here
01:12:17
uneven so the bristles are crushed
01:12:23
you can bring the bottom one closer
01:12:26
the border of this we are. light
01:12:28
I start and just move along
01:12:31
you can rotate the brush slightly
01:12:38
hands so that the lower one
01:12:41
the top line was slightly uneven
01:12:48
I blur the border slightly, slightly under the shadow
01:13:07
impact movement and along along along
01:13:10
along the individual somewhere you need
01:13:13
raise it a little higher
01:13:24
Now I'm picking up foam on the bristles
01:13:27
little white beauty and
01:13:31
I add the tops of what I did on top
01:13:36
already brighter white
01:13:39
I also crush it slightly with a brush
01:13:46
brush periodically a pack of or rather
01:13:48
paint gets dirty on caetana's brush
01:13:51
wipe the brush often and renew it
01:13:56
paint
01:14:00
so that there is no rhythm somewhere we do
01:14:03
somewhere there is no synthetic, we take it and add it
01:14:12
blue add red lilac color
01:14:14
do need to show done lilac
01:14:20
without thinner also see we put
01:14:23
brush with a small gap between dark
01:14:27
from the foam and make such downward strokes
01:14:29
be sure to have a thin strip of foam
01:14:34
not foam, but shadows under the foam were preserved
01:14:39
somewhere you need more, somewhere less
01:14:41
This is how we made vertical masks
01:14:43
down about it by wiping the brush quickly
01:14:47
blur with a horizontal movement
01:14:51
laying a slight reflection slightly
01:14:55
I crush the shadow line so that it is uneven
01:15:00
it turned out evenly and not
01:15:02
naturally somewhere just under the foam
01:15:07
a little bit of lordship here and pawning
01:15:11
the result is blurriness and sensation
01:15:14
reflection of foam in water
01:15:21
so along the entire line where you can
01:15:23
vertical do that is do
01:15:26
reflection of the foam on the sand, you don’t want them
01:15:29
were not uniform with the same
01:15:32
periods and length height
01:15:36
such a little coastline now
01:15:43
Let's work on this part, let's lay down the rex
01:15:46
and small waves are also white
01:15:49
synthetics
01:15:55
masks almost in a straight line
01:15:59
a small amplitude of deflection and that’s all
01:16:02
eat, periodically wipe, take fresh
01:16:04
paint because it gets dirty and the top
01:16:08
border of the light mask slightly, slightly
01:16:10
blur it out and take the white one without touching it
01:16:13
lower limit light we . this
01:16:16
once we pull off the white one that was
01:16:20
laid out
01:16:37
works almost without interruption as
01:16:41
approaching approaching edge we supply
01:16:44
brightness do not make bright edges pressure
01:16:52
somewhere turning white, somewhere on the contrary, as if in that
01:16:56
gave it to them to slightly-slightly form
01:16:58
only saved and don’t do much
01:17:04
white if you look closely
01:17:05
I only have a little bit of white
01:17:07
only the bright remains, as if pure
01:17:09
white everything else 2 on the color green
01:17:15
you can even take somewhere with a slight blue
01:17:19
the color of the sky reflection will be very
01:17:24
such a beautiful effect will be obtained
01:17:27
not the remains of the color of the sky there is an hour I take them and
01:17:30
I add it just at the edge of the canvas
01:17:33
it's better to approach this one
01:17:34
the bluish color of the sky they brighten
01:17:39
white
01:17:47
such a rash on the water from small scraps in front
01:17:53
big
01:17:59
so now let's do it on the left side
01:18:03
first let's finish then we'll move on to the right
01:18:05
again white color and along the border here
01:18:09
these green waves we have
01:18:10
big we carry out the white one
01:18:17
preferably uneven again
01:18:19
stripe as needed
01:18:22
approaching the foam weaker and weaker and weaker
01:18:25
and we hint after that we take stubble
01:18:28
here I've gone overboard with the brightness and
01:18:31
Now I’ll immediately invite the lower part here
01:18:34
this white mask slightly, slightly
01:18:38
smashing
01:18:42
you even need to eat a little like that somewhere
01:18:44
put it a quarter turn slightly
01:18:48
twist it to show what's going on there
01:18:53
foam
01:18:59
the next wave is coming
01:19:06
now very carefully another line
01:19:09
horizon here I like what
01:19:12
it turned out crooked a little straight
01:19:18
horizontal movements are desirable again
01:19:21
it's quick like that
01:19:30
let's move to the right side here we have
01:19:33
the result is a wave of 1 point by 2 a little
01:19:37
plane here in the area under the wave and
01:19:40
there will be very subtle hints of water
01:19:43
in the background let's start from the very
01:19:48
look at the middle one again, white
01:19:50
with a brush we squeeze out the canvas a little bit
01:19:52
In some places the thickness is uneven
01:19:55
this light stripe gets here somewhere
01:19:56
it turns out thick somewhere I'm completely
01:19:58
ease the pressure thin again
01:20:03
brightness of white until the end of the canvas
01:20:05
we bring it, that is, literally just a little bit
01:20:07
what's left is stopped, I'm taking the blue one
01:20:15
the heavenly color and distant waves are no longer
01:20:20
white and blue so they don't fall out
01:20:22
its brightness and contrast on
01:20:25
the foreground of our bison is very dark
01:20:27
if we use white color
01:20:29
us long shot you will back away
01:20:32
forward so that it doesn't stick out any more
01:20:36
dark colors
01:20:37
there are hints of blue to the foam even more
01:20:43
distant waves
01:20:46
we try to approach the corner
01:20:48
also not very contrasting at first glance
01:20:51
it will be easy in this place to run away with
01:20:53
don’t linger on the picture for long
01:20:57
will
01:21:01
I wipe the brush and there it is behind
01:21:04
horizontal like Morse code
01:21:07
stripes showing what is there in the distance too
01:21:10
the water is a little agitated and so is the wave
01:21:19
this is in the foreground
01:21:21
bristles and you can also lightly lightly
01:21:25
foam softly blending the lower border
01:21:31
light mask
01:21:39
I soften the middle louna a little
01:21:50
and we still have this piece here
01:21:53
here too the color blue is the color of the sky
01:21:56
bright is not needed here because the zone
01:21:58
again, it’s very contrasting if we do it
01:22:01
there's a lot of light here, we even have this one
01:22:03
the foam will go out
01:22:05
horizontal stripes just like with
01:22:09
left side with white arrived here
01:22:11
blue show turnips
01:22:21
maybe a little blue on the stone
01:22:27
outlined the border of the stone a little
01:22:35
gave him a light, light, voluminous form
01:22:38
due to a lighter upper plane
01:22:40
and showed a rounding here
01:22:47
If you have any questions I'm ready to answer
01:22:50
because again, everyone who writes
01:22:53
now let him slowly catch up
01:22:58
question Dmitry
01:23:01
I wrote with you the sea is starting storms three
01:23:04
a month ago I didn’t complete the painting a bit
01:23:06
the paint has dried and faded a little
01:23:09
now add it, cover it with retouch varnish
01:23:12
there is a special rag varnish
01:23:14
intermediate so-called varnish all
01:23:17
colors
01:23:18
back to again
01:23:20
to the primary state, that is, it will be gained and
01:23:22
tonality and gloss will appear
01:23:25
small, that is, they will even out after
01:23:27
this can be easily added and
01:23:29
at the same time with retouch varnish as
01:23:31
intermediate interlayer varnish is just
01:23:33
they also degrease the surfaces
01:23:35
allows you to work from above
01:23:36
with the restoration of all those who passed away in mind
01:23:40
drying and dullness of shades of color and
01:23:44
tone one more question about
01:23:47
master classes as they usually take place
01:23:50
everyone paints the same picture or the same
01:23:52
no we haven’t been practicing for quite some time
01:23:54
everyone paints the same picture differently
01:23:57
this makes it possible
01:23:59
look completely different
01:24:02
the neighbor has a different story, as it were
01:24:04
much more knowledge and information
01:24:06
we get exactly the same at the master class
01:24:09
due to the fact that these are different pictures
01:24:11
once upon a time when everything was just beginning
01:24:14
many years ago when little at all
01:24:17
who was familiar with oil when there was no
01:24:19
such webinars, seminars of all kinds
01:24:22
master classes and the like then
01:24:24
wrote one paper because often
01:24:26
at the master class all participants were
01:24:28
absolute beginners who have never
01:24:30
didn’t even hold a brush in their hands and
01:24:33
We only saw the colors at school and now
01:24:35
already the bulk of people coming to
01:24:37
master classes anyway already at least once
01:24:39
somewhere we encountered paints already in
01:24:40
in any case it’s easier and we’re here
01:24:43
turned around
01:24:45
not a discussion to already a whole struggle
01:24:49
about finishing the boat or
01:24:53
let's see a bird or an albatross
01:24:57
the first time we will have her
01:25:00
end
01:25:02
yes, at least a submarine, come on
01:25:10
a little bit of the picture now
01:25:13
You can catch up in addition to webinars
01:25:20
learn your technique somehow
01:25:23
writing about the sea there are recordings of webinars
01:25:30
there are just master classes on individual
01:25:34
the work that was done again, everything
01:25:36
this can be obtained both electronically
01:25:38
option like this
01:25:40
on 9 discs we have all this in our group
01:25:44
VKontakte in the seascape field is
01:25:47
You can also find them in their online store
01:25:50
quite a large number of lessons
01:25:52
Well, dear friends, I understand that
01:25:56
everyone is chanting in the chat then everyone is now
01:25:59
we'll move on to foam and then
01:26:05
detailing pebbles and small things
01:26:11
big stubble like this
01:26:14
we put paint on the tip, how to put it on and
01:26:17
literally how much paint to get
01:26:19
just a little bit of retina corner and so on
01:26:22
so that it lies crushed not like a computer
01:26:23
on bristles and on a separate hair each
01:26:26
was well, then onto the canvas and let’s begin
01:26:32
look
01:26:34
as soon as the paint gets dirty, immediately brush
01:26:37
wipe and re-type as needed
01:26:42
pull the leftover paint for the holiday
01:26:44
these splashes are so bold in Brussels even now
01:26:48
slowly gaining over and over again
01:26:50
a little white paint will be added
01:26:53
the brightness of this central us
01:26:54
piece of foam, first we work clean
01:26:58
white and then whitened the inside
01:27:00
add a pale white-yellow color
01:27:04
we seal all those places with white that
01:27:07
the brightest colors can be separated
01:27:12
output so that there is dynamics
01:27:16
you need to offer the canvas to eat and so sharply
01:27:18
move it in the required direction
01:27:21
movement then there will be an effect of the fact that she
01:27:25
really exploded and flies into pieces
01:27:28
different sides here, the main thing is not to rush
01:27:32
just the same rush here can lead to
01:27:35
let's cut something and add it
01:27:39
excessively thick layer of paint which
01:27:45
it will be easy
01:27:46
interfere with working quietly without haste
01:27:52
filling the space it will take us
01:27:58
time
01:27:59
quite a bit
01:28:22
Don't know
01:28:34
around the stone
01:28:43
actually white is not the brightest color
01:28:46
the brightest color is when wearing white
01:28:48
a little bit white and yellow now it's
01:28:52
testing in progress creating splashes
01:28:57
illuminated times are already white in the sun
01:29:01
then a little bit of sunny love in them
01:29:04
Sveta
01:29:06
the main thing is not to rush and we are better for sure
01:29:09
We also support the picture
01:29:10
a little bit of doctors
01:29:21
hit them with checks just like that
01:29:30
and try not to kill the shadow, that is
01:29:34
there was only time for bright things to happen
01:29:36
add foam
01:29:37
don't add it in large quantities
01:29:40
already in the shadow areas as soon as
01:29:43
will immediately shatter with brightness and will go out
01:29:46
so don't rush slowly
01:29:50
The main thing is not to overdo the amount of white
01:30:05
here we are literally walking along the border itself
01:30:07
we don’t take away all the foam from the top wave
01:30:16
just a little bit by a couple of millimeters
01:30:18
we move away from this line under no circumstances
01:30:27
let's not sink below the base of this one
01:30:30
the wave lines are also white if that's what it is
01:30:33
it came out right away
01:30:34
erase, remove and shade
01:30:46
you can immediately use the reverse side
01:30:50
brushes combine white with shadow with
01:30:59
additional volumes will be
01:31:00
then be formed, that is, we will have
01:31:02
not only white and
01:31:04
medium purple not even lighter
01:31:08
shades
01:31:10
which will enhance the volume effect
01:31:27
probably one of the most such stages
01:31:29
who scares everyone don't be afraid
01:31:35
gradually periodically even better
01:31:38
go away and see what happens
01:31:40
work because only from a distance
01:31:42
you can evaluate what is happening here
01:31:44
questions and just questions about foam
01:31:50
Can I add more foam in the morning? Is it necessary?
01:31:54
should I write it right away or is it better to leave it aside?
01:31:56
let it dry for a week then you know
01:31:59
in fact, this is the stage that I do
01:32:01
now it’s better to do it right here
01:32:04
some invoices will appear due to
01:32:06
white paint
01:32:07
again, not even pure white, but that
01:32:09
which it falls is mixed equally
01:32:11
no matter how hard we try there is very little white
01:32:13
it still catches the lower colors and
01:32:16
let’s just say a little bit and it turns gray ideally
01:32:20
on him on dry then pale pale
01:32:24
white yellow and pure white paint go through
01:32:26
enhance the effect that is, when we work
01:32:30
It doesn’t always work out in one go
01:32:32
create white limit frequency
01:32:35
no matter how others fall into it
01:32:37
paints that look like they're next door
01:32:39
are located or below and the picture is white not
01:32:43
gains the necessary brightness, that is
01:32:45
people are ideally better off dry, of course
01:32:46
work further on top for foam
01:32:50
we dilute the paint or just work
01:32:52
we work in thick paint without
01:32:54
thinner if we are now
01:32:56
add paint thinner
01:32:58
becomes liquid and accordingly
01:33:00
actively mix with the bottom layer then
01:33:02
eat to discharge it
01:33:03
and take into yourself therefore only thick
01:33:07
paint and under no circumstances add
01:33:10
thinner, well, let's continue to work
01:33:20
a ray of sun passed here along the edge of the foam
01:33:28
got here and here
01:33:36
unfolded the reverse side of the tassels and
01:33:42
here we will also add yellowish ones
01:33:45
slight shade of greenish
01:33:46
transparency a little mystery ask but
01:33:48
that's later now let's go down to the front
01:33:52
Ken's ground and foreground are exactly the same
01:33:56
we are working on
01:34:12
the main part of the picture is actually
01:34:14
such a plan is written in two passes through
01:34:17
drying, that is, some effect is very
01:34:20
difficult to get in one go or work
01:34:23
fully lined up by numbers as
01:34:25
it is said to each section separately
01:34:28
marked with a pencil and not included
01:34:31
we climb when we work with one
01:34:37
on the other hand it's quite simple
01:34:39
sides and there is enough for beginners
01:34:42
there are many pitfalls present
01:34:47
the wrong form is given because
01:34:51
work begins on a scale according to some
01:34:54
change the shape and pull it out to the end
01:35:08
the light goes low enough
01:35:11
lay it down and you can look at it a little
01:35:15
a quarter turn somewhere you like
01:35:18
I'll paint red with a brush for two nights
01:35:20
so that there is a feeling that it is spinning
01:35:22
foam look I try the brightest
01:35:30
put white near the darkest color
01:35:34
thereby achieving maximum
01:35:36
contrast and yes that is when white
01:35:38
is in the dark zone it looks
01:35:40
much brighter than when he was there
01:35:42
mid tone zone now we move to
01:35:47
right side 0 or rather
01:36:04
archipenko around the stone a little she even
01:36:08
here you can show how she gets so numb
01:36:12
the reverse side softens the shadows
01:36:15
strengthening and moving to the left again
01:36:22
we don't rise high within limits
01:36:27
very small ones we work from what we have
01:36:30
we were done
01:36:35
with the side of the brush I take away the white but from me
01:36:37
clean let's say it allows a little
01:36:40
easy to stretch
01:36:42
direction of movement of the pins
01:36:51
at least sometimes you can do this by accident because
01:36:54
which is often the most interesting
01:36:56
you get socks that are made
01:36:58
chaotic randomly the more rhythmic we are
01:37:01
we lay it out more correctly
01:37:05
and it doesn’t always look more advantageous
01:37:07
Job
01:37:26
everything unnecessary that came across then so what
01:37:29
give us five minutes for those who
01:37:33
deals with foam quite brightly with us
01:37:38
it works out so well
01:37:39
can we show what the girls have with us?
01:37:45
it turns out that basically nothing
01:37:47
there is nothing super difficult in this work
01:37:51
we all have colors
01:37:59
we all are different from her
01:38:00
differ a little, even cost 10
01:38:03
side by side each has its own shade
01:38:06
every color was a bit brown
01:38:09
a little stronger
01:38:10
bluer therefore even if we have something
01:38:13
There is no difference in color, that's why
01:38:17
worry about
01:38:23
Well, there must have been some questions there
01:38:26
Can I have a few questions, a couple?
01:38:29
questions: is it possible to paint this picture?
01:38:32
oil for the first time if I had only painted before
01:38:35
acrylic yes not just you can even need it
01:38:37
probably try because the process
01:38:39
very interesting work indeed
01:38:42
not complicated, just some nuances
01:38:46
moments yes something may not work out
01:38:48
be afraid to try to steal
01:38:50
I try to
01:38:51
our open webinars give work
01:38:55
that even beginners can do
01:38:57
how many webinars have we already held?
01:38:59
often at first glance the work seems
01:39:02
complex there people 70100 then
01:39:04
posts photos where they really are
01:39:06
very interesting good and beautiful
01:39:08
it turns out that it’s just an algorithm like this
01:39:11
which is impossible
01:39:13
them write her up maybe she will
01:39:15
differ in some respects
01:39:17
nuances, something else is needed in any case
01:39:19
it will work out, but where is the best place to study?
01:39:23
webinars
01:39:24
or still come to master classes
01:39:27
for those who are just starting a webinar and
01:39:30
good because you can try it
01:39:32
chat in a relaxed home environment
01:39:35
with paints
01:39:36
live master classes naturally from this
01:39:39
very different here and there
01:39:41
I explain as much as possible I tell you I approach
01:39:43
I show sometimes I get in from time to time
01:39:46
I'm correcting something at work, explaining that
01:39:48
It's not done that way, there's some confusion there
01:39:51
flowers, something else naturally alive
01:39:53
the master class is much more informative
01:39:55
than a webinar because the quantity
01:39:58
questions you can ask
01:39:59
cram time much more you
01:40:02
responses are correspondingly more lively
01:40:06
communication is a live communication online webinar
01:40:10
or some kind of lesson there is acceptable not only
01:40:13
webinars but by the way there are still differences between
01:40:15
directly online webinars and
01:40:18
master classes video master classes then
01:40:20
often found in video master classes
01:40:22
more work
01:40:23
prophet worked out go because there
01:40:26
not limited by time to quantity
01:40:29
master classes accordingly
01:40:31
details are written in more depth on
01:40:33
what takes a lot of time is the difference
01:40:36
still between open but online webinars and
01:40:41
just lessons
01:40:43
recorded
01:40:45
on the video there is another technical one
01:40:49
question after how long
01:40:51
Can a painting be coated with varnish and what kind?
01:40:54
better preferable actually anyway
01:40:56
stand for at least two to three months
01:41:00
work to get it dry is minimal
01:41:02
quantity
01:41:03
It’s better to coat acrylic with washing varnish
01:41:07
or at home you can use varnish with aerosols
01:41:11
there are quite a lot of good ones now
01:41:13
aerosol painterly varnishes
01:41:15
artistic as if before artistic
01:41:16
work needs to be covered with them, so what?
01:41:19
we return to work with us if
01:41:22
take a close look at the foam there
01:41:23
there are places that are green and
01:41:27
the lungs are cast with the transparency of water on
01:41:30
the sun lets rays pass through the water
01:41:33
and illuminate and now took the blue green
01:41:38
vc added a little yellow
01:41:40
it turns out so light from white
01:41:43
I'll try the greenish color now
01:41:45
just how it will look next
01:41:47
need to choose the tonality very much
01:41:50
it turned out light, add blue
01:41:53
orange yellow make it darker
01:41:58
here it fits perfectly then here
01:42:01
here are some borders
01:42:05
as straight as possible
01:42:09
how to lay the rays and take the big one
01:42:14
The white bristles are wiped thoroughly
01:42:17
slightly in the area where we have foam with white
01:42:21
I nod, the Yakuts connect chaotically with
01:42:25
foam and inside the lilac I ask
01:42:29
direction of movement
01:42:45
take off covered me
01:42:55
somewhere the same color can be inside
01:42:58
volume chicks add explodes quina
01:43:08
got hooked on me, how about I by the way
01:43:12
make the tone of the foam blue even darker
01:43:19
red and right along the border of the stone
01:43:23
Climbing onto it a little, I pass and
01:43:27
be careful now the bristles are this color
01:43:30
blend into foam
01:43:42
uneven it is possible then so for
01:43:44
splashing it here is very good
01:43:48
you can increase the volume of foam
01:44:06
do it a little
01:44:14
will go bright
01:44:21
white + green more or colder make
01:44:24
you give it your all, we’ll defend examples
01:44:28
for the cable
01:44:34
and again now I’ll walk through the bright white
01:44:38
the border of the shadow that he laid
01:44:49
explosions happen like this
01:44:53
you can fix the brush and up
01:44:55
permissible or in the direction of movement
01:44:57
which we need to rotate the brush already
01:45:02
around its axis because if everything is in
01:45:04
do the same strokes at the same rhythm
01:45:06
it turns out that if you rotate the brush around
01:45:09
of its axis, then accordingly these are
01:45:12
splashes of foam will look enough
01:45:16
chaotically softening
01:45:44
I lighten this area a little so that
01:45:48
this foam turned out to be darker
01:45:50
the far one is lighter on the brush
01:45:59
I dial dark lilac and kill it
01:46:03
here so that there are splashes inside
01:46:10
lilac and chaotic so periodically
01:46:16
let's go see the warbler
01:46:19
the lumen of the body is all in this place
01:46:26
very neat on top
01:46:30
I report densely white color so that
01:46:33
there was more brightness on the canvas texture
01:46:39
is formed which will then allow
01:46:41
caught white yellow on top slightly
01:46:44
wipe lightly and it will glow
01:46:48
sunlight
01:47:10
it turns out because the light is diagonal
01:47:14
pass and
01:47:15
it can shine through like this
01:47:17
close-close bring the piece right
01:47:18
show what the waves look like in this place
01:47:23
By the way, by the way, by the way, here we are
01:47:33
she looks like weight up close
01:47:36
distance 1 effects near
01:47:38
masks brands paint paint paint paint
01:47:41
I'll add a little more at my work
01:47:44
splashes on the main wave now
01:47:47
photoshop looked very closely here and there
01:47:50
some places are simply missing because of this
01:47:52
the brightness has stopped glowing you here there
01:47:56
I’ll do a little bit on the edge of the jar
01:48:06
somewhere in the middle just not white but
01:48:10
I'll pick a gray color that's a little bit
01:48:15
different from the greenery that is here
01:48:19
different from violet pale
01:48:22
measured violet and literally a frog
01:48:25
splashes create a feeling that is not
01:48:29
bump a large number of such rude
01:48:33
dots and here's a little bit of a little bit of this
01:48:36
space detail then splashes
01:48:46
so that the inside of the foam can also be felt
01:48:50
droplets of water after that I'm now
01:48:58
I'll fix the stone that got into my head
01:49:03
the shadow is pure indigo and just an outline
01:49:07
I sum things up dark
01:49:15
As for the shape of the stones, any
01:49:18
don't be afraid to write stones
01:49:22
the level of darkness has become greater here
01:49:25
nuts you can go to this stone on
01:49:28
foreground indigo plus big
01:49:32
amount of paint to make it
01:49:35
black purple and me now
01:49:39
I'll lay it out
01:49:42
structure stones relief
01:49:52
I’m working so tight enough now
01:49:55
dry paint clear faceted texture
01:50:02
turned out at the stone
01:50:09
if you don't need to hack a little
01:50:13
fraction
01:50:19
kill and draw a triangle like this
01:50:21
darkness
01:50:25
the triangle from above is taken away by the dark one and
01:50:28
down pulling towards from the base let's go
01:50:36
where is that thin stripe somewhere is plump
01:50:41
we still have it on top
01:50:44
lighting so sienna I add a little
01:50:53
whitewash and add kraplak add
01:50:58
orange works ethics thick paint
01:51:03
Now I start almost without thinner
01:51:07
pads with
01:51:14
the paint got dirty and took a new one
01:51:16
little by little
01:51:23
this is from above almost from the very beginning
01:51:27
but the main brightness is at the center
01:51:29
have to
01:51:40
practically the directions of the lines under
01:51:43
small corners of everything
01:51:45
changes and thus the texture is obtained
01:51:49
various stones
01:51:52
dachshund here, I'll take the edge of the ledge
01:51:56
lilac color because in the shade and here
01:52:00
I walk along this one and highlight it
01:52:06
the border of the stone which turned out to be in the shadow and
01:52:08
a little bit of this color here
01:52:11
didn’t disappear under direct lighting but that’s all
01:52:16
we see the invoice, that is, we have it
01:52:18
there's a pebble lined up right here now
01:52:22
a little foam on splashing
01:52:30
a small brush is needed by the way
01:52:37
pick up the water from the side of the stone and
01:52:40
lightly-slightly on the fireplace and pull it up as
01:52:44
like he's feeling a little overwhelmed now
01:52:50
I'll take it
01:52:52
lilac color here we have it
01:52:55
the shadow side of the stone casts a shadow
01:52:58
and I make the foam here slightly bluish
01:53:05
a little bit
01:53:10
sands I will make such light, light hints
01:53:13
gray paint i.e. violet
01:53:16
dirty here I stayed laid out
01:53:18
I use white to make it liquid and uneven
01:53:26
horizontal stripes
01:53:29
zigzag
01:53:36
we lay it somewhere here on the shore
01:53:40
we have zones that are lighter and darker
01:53:42
Now I’m slightly brightening up the shore of us there
01:53:49
such a pinkish-brown weaned tomato
01:53:53
brown this light light color
01:53:55
let's say here
01:54:10
let's go back to the picture now
01:54:17
At the same time, I guess you have some questions, let's
01:54:19
I’ll answer questions and while someone writes
01:54:23
pull yourself up
01:54:30
in what proportions is the tee mixed?
01:54:34
In general, it's every man for himself
01:54:37
often makes it himself because
01:54:42
the tee is such an interesting thinners it
01:54:45
allows you to make the paint more viscous
01:54:48
mini fluid
01:54:53
sometimes it sticks more and when it sticks more
01:54:56
the amount of varnish is added than the total
01:54:58
the rest if you add more
01:54:59
turpentine it is much more liquid but in
01:55:02
at the same time it will be plastic in general
01:55:04
the usual tee proportion is one
01:55:07
Part
01:55:08
linseed oil one part turpentine and
01:55:12
one part of the domar is covered and then it’s already in
01:55:14
depending on the task you are on
01:55:17
you decide on the consistency of the paint and
01:55:19
and the plasticity you want
01:55:21
get started experimenting
01:55:23
thinner paint requires more
01:55:26
we use turpentine in the composition as if
01:55:28
we want to get more glue cola paint
01:55:31
just add more varnish and oil
01:55:34
increases paint fluidity without
01:55:37
turpentine makes the most powerful paint
01:55:40
current let's say oils medium varnish
01:55:43
glues together a very strong dependence on
01:55:46
that there will be more taxi colors and
01:55:48
will lead on canvas so next
01:55:51
the question is how to convey the structure of sand
01:55:54
grains of sand differ in color and
01:55:56
size apart actually
01:55:58
you can smear it with different colors and then here it is
01:56:01
so you can do it for half a glass of minutes
01:56:03
close-up of the chip here we have
01:56:05
a certain fund subscriber gradually comes to me
01:56:10
pulled up this lordship
01:56:13
appeared like this I don’t know, I can see it now
01:56:19
the dark has passed
01:56:20
not very visible and fine grained
01:56:24
the canvas appears lightness and joy
01:56:27
textures as if they came from light
01:56:30
to the dark this is like one of the options, what are these when
01:56:34
look, the palette knife went through and the shine
01:56:41
so after all, brilliance and precision appeared, she and
01:56:44
creates the illusion of sand no, principle
01:56:46
use a small brush to apply evenly
01:56:48
it would take a long time
01:56:49
write down grains of sand even though you think
01:56:52
there is no particular need for this, we need it
01:56:55
more feeling of sand often
01:56:57
where is the barkhanchak on the plan if on
01:57:02
look at the picture we have it and gives
01:57:04
feeling of sand
01:57:05
a set of small pebbles, some dots
01:57:09
nothing more, there is something else
01:57:15
Questions: how much will this painting cost?
01:57:21
haven't decided yet
01:57:27
so another question with such a big wave
01:57:32
wind is expected and possible
01:57:35
in that case, what is there in heaven?
01:57:37
clouds in general, in fact, how will it be on this
01:57:40
the presence is not determined at all
01:57:43
wind
01:57:44
the wind is only partly the driver of the wave
01:57:47
the engine seems to be underwater
01:57:50
currents
01:57:52
physics is not particularly hard to hit photo
01:57:56
there is an upper current a lower current water
01:57:59
moves constantly so it's not far
01:58:01
It's always the wind that drives you away again
01:58:04
let’s allow such a moment in a quiet moment
01:58:06
ocean on the coasts
01:58:09
especially very flat long elongated ones
01:58:11
then I was on Lake Peipus near St. Petersburg
01:58:13
do you know what a flat bottom is when
01:58:15
you walk 300 meters and you are up to your knees
01:58:18
so the ocean just pushes out the will
01:58:21
there is a surf with a certain
01:58:22
periodicity on an absolutely smooth
01:58:24
ocean
01:58:25
they go out there every 100 meters
01:58:27
wave 3 meters high, no wind, nothing
01:58:30
wave is, that is, wind is not determining
01:58:33
like waves
01:58:34
so again not necessarily
01:58:37
absence of clouds in this situation
01:58:40
a huge amount of foam does not occupy us
01:58:43
what would happen if we added white ones too?
01:58:46
clouds they will merge together and
01:58:47
will plunder attention accordingly
01:58:50
will distract attention from the wave and take away
01:58:53
pay attention to the clouds in the distance maybe
01:58:55
anything you want is always possible
01:58:57
release some kind of light haze
01:59:00
hint there but relatively so
01:59:02
I don't do this particular job
01:59:04
I really recommend it very much
01:59:05
laconic and at the same time very very
01:59:08
so contrasting thanks to its brevity
01:59:11
so one more question is it possible to write on
01:59:13
double linseed oil plus isn't
01:59:15
thinner what are the advantages and not then better
01:59:18
just write in pure oil, as it were
01:59:20
again
01:59:22
There are different types of thinners: pinene
01:59:25
like one of them is white spirit
01:59:28
he is
01:59:32
again turpentine which is different
01:59:34
that’s why no it’s not worth any higher
01:59:38
in oil then paint will be true
01:59:40
more liquid, that is, there is still a
01:59:43
lack of tees she ties paint
01:59:46
allows for a slightly thicker layer and
01:59:49
lay out but thanks to this just
01:59:52
we can shade it well if
01:59:54
we will work on pure thinner there
01:59:56
also also pineng let's say so good
01:59:59
it will not be possible to combine the paint
02:00:01
leave brush marks on the white canvas and
02:00:03
like that a little bit of contrast on
02:00:07
shore
02:00:08
to revive him a little, otherwise he
02:00:10
us a bit empty if you look at
02:00:13
the picture with which we paint there we have there
02:00:16
the ears have something similar to algae
02:00:18
there's a little bit of sand lying around here
02:00:20
light and the like we start with
02:00:23
dark indigo umbro
02:00:25
and such torn mask my
02:00:29
uneven somewhere you can just
02:00:31
press harder on the hand and loosen somewhere
02:00:33
pressure creating a certain relief on
02:00:37
shore because the sand is often not ideal
02:00:40
eye smooth wave hit tomatoes
02:00:43
fluffed it up and I need to get it somewhere
02:00:58
dotted with small dots
02:01:01
uneven small pebbles
02:01:05
there are more pebbles lying down for everyone
02:01:13
there are more pebbles
02:01:23
smaller because it lies round
02:01:26
more than
02:01:35
there are algae scattered in the corner here
02:01:38
such ribbons on very light
02:01:44
the zigzag fits well, this kind of pulled
02:02:03
[applause]
02:02:05
where is the lightest with the darkest even
02:02:10
poems turned out to be the upper limit of the texture
02:02:17
remove paint from canvas
02:02:19
it brightened us up a little now
02:02:28
I'll add more light to this
02:02:30
orange with white
02:02:31
I'll add a little pink mushrooms to the counter
02:02:40
sandy here
02:02:47
Nabokov slightly
02:03:01
and I take it
02:03:05
chicken a little dark the best shower
02:03:10
more specks of specks
02:03:15
[applause]
02:03:19
1 speckled with indigo, these are the frogs
02:03:25
yes it is quite possible if we
02:03:28
look at the picture without leaving it
02:03:31
some masks will look rough either
02:03:34
nothing like even a small one
02:03:36
distance immediately turn them with
02:03:39
we understand storks on the sand have something
02:03:43
here it's even darker here you are
02:03:46
I love you now
02:03:48
umbro indigo red I use thanks
02:03:54
of this value, it is desirable for us that everything
02:04:00
it was like that
02:04:06
boogers like worms of whose grandson
02:04:11
Name
02:04:15
[applause]
02:04:22
amount here
02:04:32
you can highlight the pebble a little
02:04:48
You can also have a little light on the shore
02:04:59
put more spots of light
02:05:10
water more wine for the heat good place
02:05:17
between the pebbles here is the lighting for living
02:05:22
at the moment it's just or you
02:05:28
effects
02:05:34
if considered from the point of view
02:05:37
impressionism then the picture we have
02:05:39
almost ready if we want
02:05:41
hyperrealism is an underpainting for
02:05:43
paintings in the style of hyperrealism
02:05:47
it depends on the moment at which we want
02:05:52
stop because you need to show
02:05:57
in general images you can each individual
02:06:02
it's time to paint the image so that the picture
02:06:07
could be seen up close
02:06:14
for those who are just starting out or
02:06:17
I recently started painting
02:06:22
at the initial stage you should not climb
02:06:25
far into super realism because
02:06:29
too many nuances and subtleties on
02:06:32
which are very easy to make mistakes and thus
02:06:35
You can't spoil the picture by yourself
02:06:39
pleasure if at the initial stage we
02:06:42
we remain within the same framework as we would
02:06:45
at least we understand where we are flat
02:06:47
light planes they are how to create shape and
02:06:50
the like that is, if we
02:06:53
hyperrealism did then we should
02:06:55
write down every drop of light and shadow
02:06:57
shaped like droplets here
02:06:59
million and a half
02:07:00
we would spend a huge amount on each
02:07:04
amount of time just me
02:07:13
grabbing
02:07:24
[applause]
02:07:25
now he'll try a little bit
02:07:27
add white and yellow if it doesn’t work
02:07:30
will mix it will be very bright
02:07:34
dry white, I want a little yellow
02:07:38
a little .
02:07:41
if the iron let's foam completely, completely it
02:07:44
It’s a little better, of course, to do all this
02:07:51
dry in yellow in this situation it is
02:07:53
the color of sunlight and if it's here
02:07:57
we will have a picture right away
02:07:59
It will get significantly warmer and there will be a feeling that
02:08:02
the sun shines more clearly defined
02:08:05
sensations are visible or not in the picture
02:08:21
here it's normal to be a little yellow
02:08:25
doesn't mix I'll add it
02:08:27
and slightly in the direction of movement
02:08:41
I'll take it with a clean brush and still white
02:08:52
a little bit yellow just a little bit
02:08:56
yellow-white color should be white
02:08:58
yellow and white just a little bit
02:09:02
yellowish
02:09:18
you even some places went out after
02:09:21
this
02:09:29
the color is so bright
02:09:35
dear friends penny questions
02:09:37
ask quickly, or rather, don’t save up, but
02:09:38
ask quickly, we're almost there
02:09:40
We're approaching the finish line
02:09:45
if you have any questions with
02:09:49
I’ll be happy to answer them right away
02:09:53
I don’t know how much brighter it became on the monitor
02:09:57
this effect is transmitted as if by
02:10:00
at least in the picture it is very clearly visible
02:10:06
By the way, you can show the girls what they have
02:10:10
it turned out because I think that everyone
02:10:15
this point will be interesting for beginners
02:10:18
how easy it really is to write
02:10:24
each of the girls is behind him
02:10:27
maybe not ten paintings anymore maybe
02:10:31
be 20 paintings, like, well, even small
02:10:35
experience allows you to do a lot
02:10:49
saving up saving up saving up questions kolpin I will
02:10:55
probably ready to answer little by little
02:10:57
We'll wrap it up after the questions
02:11:00
already having tea, let's finish by
02:11:06
thinner here there is a question about
02:11:09
thinner number four
02:11:11
you know, it seems like it's already been years
02:11:13
twenty I use tees very rarely
02:11:17
I use it
02:11:19
other thinners, tell you especially
02:11:24
I can’t do anything about this, but he
02:11:25
again it is too liquid, that is
02:11:28
if you work again only with them
02:11:30
shading which is obtained with
02:11:33
you simply won’t have a tee
02:11:35
the paint will behave differently
02:11:43
with a small brush Venus as one
02:11:50
just a second now I'll grab a brush
02:11:51
I’ll show you a small one what kind of brush it is
02:11:58
literally one second usually glitter on
02:12:07
in water I make a small brush like this
02:12:10
called plein air liner also called
02:12:14
rigging brush has many names
02:12:17
she's so small and thin
02:12:20
close up show here and and even
02:12:23
now in the dark you can see how thin it is
02:12:27
I have such a long long pile she wants for
02:12:30
no about two or two centimeters
02:12:32
half
02:12:33
thanks to this she has enough
02:12:37
high degree of elasticity and if
02:12:42
now give it close to the canvas and
02:12:44
I'll show you how to use a little sparkle on the water
02:12:47
anyway
02:12:48
so easy 2
02:12:50
me paint thick brush movement
02:12:56
light semicircle semi-oval and where is the paint
02:13:01
stuck to the canvas there are three liters
02:13:04
Naturally, I try to measure the movement
02:13:06
system the waves that already lie with me
02:13:09
forms it is desirable that you get
02:13:13
from there they appear like this
02:13:16
sparkles on the water - all this is of course possible
02:13:19
do it carefully with the same column
02:13:22
small writing but always high
02:13:25
the likelihood that you will get
02:13:27
certain rhythmicity
02:13:28
here is the degree of these points, how are they
02:13:33
are delivered on canvas randomly over
02:13:38
or less
02:13:39
and when we work how to be more careful
02:13:42
methodically we move quickly enough
02:13:44
to the rhythm
02:13:45
and it turns out that we are the same
02:13:47
uniformity does not affect the picture
02:13:50
best way so the next question is how
02:13:54
you can learn proportion
02:14:03
task: let's say we learn proportions
02:14:10
seascapes
02:14:12
when we started making this picture we
02:14:15
made markings, crushed them into thirds
02:14:20
in principle, ideally it can be done at all
02:14:22
net yourself
02:14:23
definitely consisting of squares
02:14:27
a certain size the more precise you are
02:14:30
want to see the direction of movement
02:14:32
main lines their size shape themes
02:14:35
the mesh should be finer if we want
02:14:37
see only the main lines of the grid
02:14:39
can be big big enough
02:14:43
took the photo and drew it
02:14:46
on the line and you will see within
02:14:50
what place do they pass or under what
02:14:53
angle relative to a straight line there
02:14:55
the main construction lines pass through
02:14:58
work like a pencil drawing
02:15:03
contours through the mesh
02:15:05
will just train
02:15:08
cultivate this feeling
02:15:09
proportions the next question is also in
02:15:14
in principle close to the proportions if
02:15:17
would it be nice to reduce the height of the foam?
02:15:20
this question is always on the level
02:15:24
try the experiment if you like
02:15:28
feeling that size 1 foam that you
02:15:32
you will suit your feelings
02:15:34
you will like what you did
02:15:36
you can leave less, not everything is the same
02:15:41
would be implied precisely in terms of
02:15:42
proportions are more of a question
02:15:45
compositions than proportions when that is
02:15:48
proportion is the ratio of objects
02:15:50
construction as if on what plane
02:15:52
proportion
02:15:53
perspective at what angle the object is standing
02:15:57
relative to the plane at this place and you
02:16:00
as for the amount of foam it is more
02:16:02
is compositionally decided, that is, how much
02:16:04
this place dominates there or
02:16:07
on the contrary, it fades into the background
02:16:08
fits into the job or doesn't fit in
02:16:12
is it necessary to make shadows from stones on the shore
02:16:16
here is enough of such a moment
02:16:19
debatable as if the sun shines enough
02:16:22
at a large angle on this side
02:16:26
here, as it were, yes, that is, it’s not from there
02:16:28
comes and just like that a little bit
02:16:30
along almost goes accordingly
02:16:32
let's say here here for a stone there
02:16:34
maybe a little darkness here and there
02:16:37
we have strengthened more and more shadows from nowhere
02:16:39
whatever is seen will not be seen
02:16:41
there is foam casting a shadow here
02:16:43
covering this pebble there from the sun
02:16:45
this one is in the shadow of the foam itself
02:16:47
seems to be somewhere here for me
02:16:49
why is this the one on the right
02:16:51
some of the work is not highlighted
02:16:53
small waves just like on the left because
02:16:56
foam covers almost them from
02:16:59
light exposure how can I sign up for
02:17:03
live master class below you master class
02:17:05
You can enroll in our school group
02:17:07
seascape VKontakte also in any
02:17:13
search engine type maritime school
02:17:15
Google and Yandex landscapes don’t matter
02:17:17
almost always throws us out
02:17:20
in the search engine in the first rows therefore
02:17:22
it wouldn't be difficult to find us if you wanted
02:17:25
school of seascape is enough as it were
02:17:28
for Dmitry's search engines you have all yours
02:17:32
Is it possible to sell the paintings?
02:17:34
difficulties with
02:17:35
you have known the paintings for quite a long time
02:17:38
I don’t sell practically only rarely
02:17:40
rarely-rarely as it were
02:17:42
what they write at master classes and webinars
02:17:45
this is minimal at the time when I
02:17:48
painted paintings for sale, no problems
02:17:50
I can not
02:17:53
next question from Lyudmila Dorokhova how
02:17:56
explain this picture from the point of view
02:17:58
I won’t even use the golden ratio
02:18:02
trying this makes sense so let's go
02:18:08
then let's go back to
02:18:11
to discuss the staff, what little things for
02:18:14
animations here can be added to your
02:18:16
look without spoiling the composition and not
02:18:18
distracting attention from the main character
02:18:20
wave pictures are actually possible
02:18:23
it is enough to specify in detail the front
02:18:26
plan to register this stone again
02:18:29
it is possible to express it more clearly even somewhere
02:18:32
water to drain from it
02:18:34
show revive this way
02:18:38
work a little with the front foam
02:18:41
the waves are there somewhere to deepen the shadows
02:18:43
somewhere to write down such a plan
02:18:47
you can add seagulls let's go to work
02:18:53
as if it would be interesting there too
02:18:56
a pebble can be planted and is not worth it
02:18:58
maybe a few small things somewhere
02:19:00
according to the picture they will not interfere at the same time
02:19:04
will not burden there are jobs that
02:19:08
so minimal minimalistic at
02:19:11
are full of this and should not be violated sometimes
02:19:14
them with something additional, that is, any
02:19:17
extra here is always on the level
02:19:19
experiments are written and or will not fit
02:19:21
will overload the work or not
02:19:23
as it were, this is the question itself
02:19:25
always open, just sort through
02:19:28
somewhere the tonality should be made darker
02:19:32
something brighter already work will change as
02:19:34
I'd like to add something, I'd like to add something
02:19:38
you can always, but again you have to
02:19:39
see how it fits in
02:19:41
own feelings of min level
02:19:44
assumptions about how this will change and to
02:19:47
level of the fact that we inserted it there and
02:19:49
see if it fits or not
02:19:52
so if you draw a figure in the photo and and
02:19:55
no how to determine the size of this
02:19:57
figures
02:20:00
you know, maybe something small like that
02:20:03
draw the number of skyscrapers here
02:20:05
and then there will be an end as big as possible
02:20:15
put a figure and then all this
02:20:18
will turn into a reduced one, that is,
02:20:21
it all depends on what scale we are
02:20:23
let's ask something tangible and what we
02:20:26
accustomed to laying the foundation
02:20:28
scaling human figure has
02:20:31
certain growth accordingly
02:20:32
regarding her everything will immediately acquire
02:20:35
bird scale although the bird is much smaller
02:20:38
allows for scaling
02:20:40
cormorant he is huge titmouse she is small
02:20:44
therefore, accordingly, as if in
02:20:45
depending on what will change and
02:20:48
general feeling like this and one more
02:20:55
last question Dima where did you study
02:20:57
turned on somewhere drew drew
02:21:03
I was drawing and still everyone is asking for at least some tea
02:21:07
let's add a little man here
02:21:12
here we have a dark zone, you can
02:21:14
a little
02:21:34
a seagull flies towards the sea there are many
02:21:38
fish
02:21:44
this one was added and I immediately want more
02:21:47
add a little more here
02:21:51
let's make it a little smaller, still small
02:21:59
By the way, this is how it shows
02:22:02
Let's say there's a big one in the foreground
02:22:05
bird further reduce their depth
02:22:09
the picture increases immediately, that is
02:22:11
the feeling of distance arises just like that
02:22:14
scaling project who spoke
02:22:17
this is one of those tricks
02:22:19
when we are the same birds there
02:22:23
approximately in form according to content
02:22:25
show in different scales appears
02:22:27
depth
02:22:30
any questions
02:22:35
here he’s asking for a sailboat, don’t give it
02:22:39
We’ll definitely get by practically on it
02:22:41
without sailboats it's not worth the money personally
02:22:44
let's say they don't make any sense at all
02:22:46
I see therefore excuse me please not
02:22:50
he just fits into the work here
02:22:52
there will be an additional distracting spot
02:22:54
bright attention on the water that will be
02:22:56
argue with foam, especially ozone and
02:22:58
the contrast ratio will be high everywhere
02:23:02
let's see what happened
02:23:06
girls how much they are in the same rhythm
02:23:13
how did you cope with the work and
02:23:32
it turns out that I think that everyone
02:23:37
today described tomorrow who will write
02:23:39
it will definitely be almost the main thing
02:23:42
try don't be afraid
02:23:44
write well, dear friends, we will
02:23:48
here I promised to show more
02:23:51
let's have studio baskets on the walls exactly
02:23:54
walls this is our studio studio is located
02:23:56
in Moscow we spend ours here
02:23:59
master classes and not only we write here
02:24:03
and we have several artists coming
02:24:08
also writes, can I show you the printer?
02:24:10
show the paintings hanging for an hour really
02:24:14
sketchbooks easels choose which one
02:24:19
what kind of sailboat is up there or
02:24:22
blue green this one please here
02:24:26
showing this and by the way this is the previous one
02:24:30
webinar on just in frames is stored here
02:24:35
to fill the workshop
02:24:36
so that there is no emptiness on the walls
02:24:42
there's another big green one behind
02:24:45
construction is not visible, by the way, if anything
02:24:51
we have this opportunity
02:24:53
the studio is also open on normal days
02:24:56
master class outside the parish does not take place
02:24:58
different artists can come
02:25:00
draw yourself if someone has
02:25:02
there is no such opportunity to sit at home
02:25:04
write pink family loved ones the smell of paint
02:25:08
and I like it or want company
02:25:10
some kind so that no one can write
02:25:13
Calmly sign up Recording is underway
02:25:16
also in our maritime school group
02:25:17
landscape, come and enter the studio, so what?
02:25:22
dear friends, we will say goodbye to you
02:25:27
thank you all for your attention and questions
02:25:30
it was a pleasure to work for you all
02:25:34
good creative success happiness
02:25:36
of all things by virtue of all the very best
02:25:39
goodbye seascape school with
02:25:42
says goodbye to you

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