Joaquin SOROLLA - LEARN HIS COLOUR SECRETS & TECHNIQUES

[@diannemacdonald2831]

Loved the sail especially....showing the lights and shadowing on the fabric - brilliant!

[@senizmcmullen484]

Sorolla is my favorite painter of all times, also.

[@janewrankle4809]

Mine too

[@haroldpinto6360]

Thank you Livia! Really enjoyed your talk!

[@LiviaDiasStudio]

@@haroldpinto6360 thanks for your feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

Thank you, beautiful work! 🌸

[@LiviaDiasStudio]

Thanks for your comment and for watching!

[@MelissaBailey-c1h]

Thank you Livia, I loved this video. You have such a wonderful way of teaching painting!

[@LiviaDiasStudio]

Thank you for your comment, Melissa! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Happy painting!

[@kathymoffat761]

Thank you Livia, a really great video.

[@LiviaDiasStudio]

@@kathymoffat761 thanks for your feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

[@SylvieLavoie-w8x]

Imagine this Sorolla existed in the 1800! Wow!

[@BetinaLundkaerJensenartist]

Beautiful paintings indeed. Just found your channel

[@LiviaDiasStudio]

@@BetinaLundkaerJensenartist thank you so much!☺️

[@davepilgrim5798]

4:57 For me it's like the roof is "off course there". I mean, it entered in my counsoisness first, and just put me there, under it. So i dont "see" it (of course i do 😊). Yhen, the lines ar inviting me into the horizion point, just immediatly. Then back to tuna and men like swoosh bak. But kiiling tuna and seeing blood must not be as beautiful as the escaping point of view. In fact the 2 marines (those white suit brings uo all others colours so well 😊) doesn't look the tuna. They're in free time, and unlike all other workers, they can look away. Cause everybody love tuna on the table, but fishing it is must be another thing. Cheers from italy

[@LiviaDiasStudio]

Thank you so much for sharing the way you interpreted this painting! That’s a great description. Cheers from New Zealand!