How to paint glass effect "Light Smoke" oil painting by Lana Kanyo

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[@kevinyang9484]

Its a great painting and everything, but the title is very misleading. I wanted to see the process of painting the smoke.

[@AlbertaArtsAcademy]

This video is not for sale. it is free!!!

[@dawnreneesmith387]

Me too.

[@shant1791]

@@AlbertaArtsAcademy so?

[@irwintatyana9066]

Hi Lana please show your work on wet leaves again Tatyana

[@AlbertaArtsAcademy]

I will!

[@davidhoffman6980]

Having watched the video, I have just one question: how do you paint light smoke? Actually I have a second question: what kind oh "how to" video doesn't contain the how to part?

[@mischabe3]

I wanted to see how you painted in the tobacco smoke 😞

[@didntknoicouldchangethis]

awesome channel! I know absolutely nothing about oil painting, so it will be fun to see what's involved in the process 👍

[@darlenekamberg6701]

Thank you. It's truly be able to see the subject then implement

[@junemcdonald6464]

Beautiful work, thank you for sharing

[@oliviachigas5005]

Didn’t actually paint the smoke ….

[@manjeetsingh-xy8uv]

misleading title

[@AlbertaArtsAcademy]

I am sorry, I waisted your time!

[@anthonytaylor9232]

@@AlbertaArtsAcademy Touchy! A Professional artist friend of mine, refers to that size of brush painting as, 'anal retentive'. The artist, Edward Wesson is excellent at painting/ rendering glass with free and open brush strokes. He also paints plumes of smoke, with movement, coming from Tug boat funnels, on the Thames!

[@iliterallydontusethisapp]

um no