Oilpainting Caravaggio Technique Timelapse Old Man

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A little painting exercise. It´s part of Caravaggios painting "Supper at Emmaus" from 1601. The original is located in the National Gallery in London.
Here you can see a classical way of oilpainting. Beginning with white on a coloured ground, forming the face and hand. A second layer of white to create more structure, roundness and highlights. If necessary a third layer of white highlights.
The colours, like the skintones, are made in glazes. You can also paint it more opaque, depending on your personal preference.
It´s a simple and effective way to build up your painting.
Wish you all good luck and success with your paintings!

[@kabirsingh9746]

The music is great. Unexpected for the video subject, which is also great.

[@mamoe3]

I had to mute the music, but enjoyed the video

[@kenhill4397]

Thank you for new content. This is very helpful.

[@danybrassard]

Thanks for your precious advice

[@danybrassard]

Hello to you, what are the colors used in this table? Thank you for your answer

[@jisunkimart3783]

Thank you so much Amazing!

[@indranilbiswas7198]

amazing !

[@jacquelinelarsen6159]

I thought painters went from dark to light. You did the opposite and it looks amazing 😊

[@leehwanart9507]

와~우 !! 그림 좋구요 스타일이 정말 매력적이십니다 즐겁게 감상하고요~ 항상 응원합니다 ^^

[@AndreaTarzanelli]

You are great man

[@StephenS-2024]

I've noticed you guys always skip the most important step, transferring the drawing. Wonder why?

[@user-hp3rg6nw4p]

❤❤❤

[@nordfaen]

Danke schön 😁

Nice

[@brennerfineart]

Really nice :-))))

[@eduardolopez7742]

Muy buen artista. Felicidades

[@santiagobiscontin1834]

Exactly in this Caravaggio You can see that he did errors like every other human lol,the hand Is the One behind and Is bigger than the One in front near us (not in this but in the original) because he messed with the "camera oscura"

[@swiftwell9941]

Because you did the white calk color in the beginning, the colors are pasty and not in the true brilliance of churascuro

[@VagalovStudio]

its that kind of tehniqu going from ligt to the shadow and then middle tones....Caravaggio clasic

[@ZivaiCairns]

what colour paints did you use please?

[@suhoart1395]

That's a real good Caravaggio copy!👍

[@victormanchola551]

Really not !!! The hand is wrong according yo scale and perspective, the style is good but is not even closer to the essential characteristics of Caravaggio. Please post comments about true because if You think is not that is a true, is only your vision. The color palette is the most distance atribute to the original. I hope the creator of this piece understand professionaly what i say.

[@Voynich1865]

Amazing paintings and cool music who is it?

[@kostakosti2300]

Very nice, congratulations! How much does a portrait cost? Thank you!

[@BC-ox4yo]

Hi Amazing Art Work and painting. But the hand is over scaled comparing to the old man face. Congratulation

[@dududiglielotu]

Professor, allow me to ask you some questions please! I’d like to know if you overlap colors when they. Are well dried? Thank you.

[@oldmasterpaintings5070]

Yes, I wait for 1-2 days until the oils are dried well.

[@LuLu-zn9gk]

what do you use as a base?

[@cathlaurs9754]

Could you supply a list of cours used please?

[@eymerstudio7022]

What is the curing process?

[@tamaraderoos6150]

Is there a particular reason why you make your own paint?

[@perolocacerolo3483]

Bluff

[@semihcanakca1762]

The very first layer of white is covered totally as far as i saw, and after the colored layer, you use white again on it to get brightness. So, i wonder what is the function of the first white layer? Amazing work by the way :)

[@semihcanakca1762]

I mean, if we use opaque glaze layer that covers the white totally, why should we use bottom white layer?

[@oldmasterpaintings5070]

The first layer is similar to a brown underpainting in other techniques - to find form and shape. The second layer I use often for visible bushstrokes, where the glazes later can sink in. The third layer I used because I thought, there could be more highlights. I´m painting only with lead white so my paint is always more or less transparent. The ground colour always has an effect to the upper layer, if not applied to thick.

[@semihcanakca1762]

@@oldmasterpaintings5070 Every white layer has different purposes as well, okay, it makes sense :) I was thinking like white is used for brightness only but i understand better now. Thanks :)

[@claricea.5393]

The kind of art we should strive towards. Not the modern CalArts-style excuse for art.

[@thepearlatelier4256]

Great depth to your painting. I am a small youtuber, hope we can get connected & support each other's channels...

[@cathlaurs9754]

*colours

[@MrBarhoz]

Not as sharp as Caravaggio, and the brushstrokes not as clean.

[@marcosdelossantosromero6525]

No es Caravaggio

[@alisonmccourt9180]

The hand is too big.

[@josettaschembri1800]

Did this forty years ago cheater

[@achimborn5850]

No wonder the copy looks so miserable when you hear such music! If the basics are missing, that is, the spiritual attitude to an early Baroque work, what should the result be?