Paint Like a Master

[@pablo_p_art]

Painting master copy is opportunity to learn new techniques. Also, I believe, it's kind of tribute to artist. Great video

[@tannersteedart]

I completely agree. Thanks for watching.

[@Shuvah2Him]

Definitely! That is how to learn painting or music! !

[@tannersteedart]

Excellent comparison!

[@evaalt-revie1656]

Stunning and so informative. Thank you

[@tannersteedart]

Thank you, and my pleasure!

[@brittanybuettner2116]

Beautiful color harmony

[@NoNeedToKnow1]

IKR

[@NoNeedToKnow1]

OMG!! This is so helpful I really appreciate it!

[@tannersteedart]

My pleasure!

[@Shuvah2Him]

good job!

[@tannersteedart]

Thanks!

[@lauracoelhodesigns]

Thank you for your information, it´s nice to know how other artists do their artwork. It´s always an inspiration! Thank you! Like your colour palette!

[@tannersteedart]

Thanks you! Glad you enjoyed.

[@allenvoss7977]

Sargent. Lemon trees

[@jebbylawless]

how do you work so well with charcoal and pencil under-drawing? When I do that, my paint becomes a smeary mess! More of a problem with the pencil lines for some reason.

[@tannersteedart]

You may be using too much charcoal which could result in it mixing with the paint once you begin painting. Try to apply just enough charcoal to make efficient and clear cut shapes. Then replace these lines with pencil. Pencil sticks to the surface so you will not have any issue with it mixing into your first layer of paint. On another note, make sure you are using a kneaded eraser to pic up the excess charcoal as you draw and correct lines. Le me know if you need any other clarification, or if I have misinterpreted your question.