Painting a Poem not a Novel with Elizabeth Robbins

A quick demo for a class.

[@jacquid3538]

Absolutely beautiful. So inspired to paint a still life. Thank for this wonderful demo.

[@ClariceAust]

I would be spellbound to be there in person to see; a bit difficult from viewer angle, but thank you so much! Your paintings are so gorgeous, Elizabeth.

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Thank you

[@ericknable5682]

You are a master and insanely inspiring. I love your work. Make it look so easy!

[@artist-prasenjitmandi6871]

Very good👌💐

[@lucillewong1161]

Marvellous!!!

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Thank you

[@ElizabethRobbins]

I did use a little solvent free gel for gamblin

[@ericknable5682]

I am curious, what type of medium did you use while doing this? It looks like you may have used solvent only? But I'm not sure.

[@ElizabethRobbins]

I usually use Gamsol as my solvent and I use either Neo Megilp or Solvent Free Gel by Gamblin

[@user-zp3mo2dj3p]

What color do you use to receive green color for leaves of rouse ?

[@ElizabethRobbins]

I start out with Transparent Oxide Red and Viridian for a dark green. Then I use Viridian, Cadmium Yellow Pale and some white for lighter leaves. Sometimes I'll add a red to tone it down or add Yellow Ochre if it's a softer green

[@judyfox7634]

Please turn your volume up.

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Judy, This was filmed during a workshop by a student with her cell phone. It really wasn't meant to be a fully instructional video

[@barnbre2]

No close ups, I couldn't see what you were really doing. I assume you didn't mean for this to be a teaching video.

[@belenfernandezgonzalez1281]

Mi

[@belenfernandezgonzalez1281]

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[@bridgesart]

These people are visiting, talking about allergies and pollen while she is up there doing a painting demo. Shaking my head …