Casey Baugh Workshop Demo.mov

Casey Baugh week-long workshop August 2012 at Townsend Atelier in Chattanooga.
Day one demo. A week packed with instruction and inspiration!
Thanks Casey!

[@taramickeymickeranno8725]

Casey Baugh's work is just incredible, so incredibly talented. Im envious but even more impressed.

[@renzo6490]

Tara Mickey Mickeranno ...Uncle Wiggily 😉

[@michaelbonanno7476]

The part where he describes the order of priorities really helped! Thanks for posting this Christine :)

[@sabrinamariearenasarguson4867]

Glad to see you working. I only saw you in Art Magazines One of my idol.

[@AndreaT1964]

Enjoyed. Beautiful work. He makes it look so simple.

[@MrSambiladrichel]

the model is just beautiful,,,

[@Apotheoun]

Fantastic, Casey!

[@MikeoWar]

This was really inspirational :) Thank you for uploading this.

Great lesson. Thank you Christine for sharing.

[@meeena97]

love your work

[@zerbonong4947]

a third of the video in. Interesting take on the order/prioritization of the elements of a painting. He said, Value, Color, Edge then Drawing. But im pretty sure drawing is present throughout even during the initial composition. His block in already is pretty much spot on at the beginning. He later on clarified that he meant to finalize drawing at the very end once the other three are pretty much spot on. I guess its a process that assumes that ones has a level of drawing skill that will need little correction later on his fourth priority.

[@zerbonong4947]

Good insight on the cooking analogy. trust the procees and methods. Interesting too that he has different pools of paint for white on his palette.

[@sashas5844]

exactly! he definitely has drawing skills in figurure and portrait already as his second nature, otherwise he would not put the values and colors on the correst spots.... so -if you are watching this, and you are a beginner, there is no way you can finish a portrait if your drawing skills are not in place from the get go....

[@fubarizationnation]

Thanks for uploading...

[@ChristinePilkintonStudio]

I will be posting more video from the workshop when I get a chance to edit it! The box he used was made by Edge Pro Gear.com It did have a light attached. Great setup!!

[@xiuhcoatl23]

casey! we want a workshop in cali please!!!

[@kuldipmaharjan]

Listen carefully from 6:30 to 7:22 we should be good to start

[@ChristinePilkintonStudio]

He did this demo in the morning and we painted in the afternoon I believe.

[@kimpeinture8480]

Amazing painter Casey

[@sanazsnz4925]

excellent

[@jaykishanart6630]

Best art work

[@klevdavful]

listen and learn, all of you to this concept of painting.

[@robingagan6288]

klevdavful I had a hard time hearing him

[@calijan25]

I wondered if you made note of the actual flesh mixtures he used for this demo and I am curious about the box he has. Does it have a light at the top? What type of spotlight did he have on the model? I'd be grateful for any or all of these questions answered. Thanks for the upload.

[@richardaduran]

what medium is he using? water soluble oils? or just thinned oils??

[@Corinnecy]

he needs to be a professor...!

[@redf11]

can i ask if he used linseed oil?thanks!

[@renzo6490]

He looks like Aidan Gillen as the painter in Poirot: Five Little Pigs

[@rovercorneliozumaran9034]

Quisiera pintar como tú, pero no tengo tantos recursos económicos

[@renzo6490]

The music is totally unnecessary,distracting and it competes with the sound of his talking. Plus, a time lapse demonstration is in NO WAY instructional or educational.