Capturing Light: A Johannes Vermeer Masterclass on Painting, Color and Brushwork

[@JessicaHolbrook-d6u]

I wish I could come to study under you for an extended period! I love everything about your approach & style. Thank you for sharing!

[@maudale]

Thank you! I saw the painting in Amsterdam and it really amazed me, so I did a full scale copy, but it never feels finished :)

[@Bindismom]

Wonderfully informative video. Thank you so much! It amazes me how much one can learn in just a few moments. Much love sent to you and yours. Have a very Merry Christmas and May next year be a great year for your continued success.🤗💖👍👍🙏🎄

[@FlorentFargesarts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@GnaReffotsirk]

This is excellent!

[@nwiegman]

Do you think there is a variation of the layering approach that could be used to create the illusion of skin texture. Look closely at skin it is not homogenous Langiers lines, pigmentations, etc. Skin is not Play-do or plastic it has pits and bumps, etc.

[@Curtislow2]

At the risk of exposing myself ,what is the normal procedure for an Artist signing their copy of a master painting?

[@FlorentFargesarts]

I don't sign studies but do as you want!

[@robcpwoodturner]

Add the word " after " then the original artist then your name. E.g after vemeer florent farges

[@Curtislow2]

@@FlorentFargesarts I was wondering what is proper etiquette.

[@SolipsisPassport]

@curtislow2 I believe traditionally it is signed with After.. ie if vermeer painted a version of a portrait originally done by DaVinci, it would be signed Vermeer After DaVinci. I hope that makes sense. Best of luck with your painting studies! ❤

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