Preview | Stephen Quiller's Painting Workshop: Acrylic Landscapes

[@Somethinghumble]

ZOMG! I thought the same thing when I got to 9:17 and had to go back and pause. Really awesome demonstration of painting with out relying on a photo. Quiller's amazing landscape looks like it flows right out of his memory and onto the paper. Thanks for posting this ArtistsNetwork, looking forward to more!

[@artistsnetwork]

Glad you are enjoying this :)

[@kleeartmoment]

This is awesome - showing it to my hs painting class.

[@missdebra100]

The color theory was very interesting - I will have to try that technique, mixing to achieve the gray neutral and working from the center out to the original

[@MsPandora93]

I wasn't sure where this painting was going when it started but it sure loooked great when done.

[@magothy96]

I wish they'd showed how he put in the negative shapes - those suggestions of tree branches in snow. Did he lift those out?

[@Nicoleclog]

Veny nice and interesting ....thank you

[@OnlineCollegeofArtandDesign]

very nice

[@iJvs11]

thanks for the tips :D

[@MsPandora93]

I have had to watch it again. I suspect he uses Claybord because he's painting with Acrylics. I forget when watching it that it's not Watercolor paints. I am going to try painting in this way with Watercolor...just put it on and let it run and see what I get. Millie Gift Smith paints this way. You can see her on You Tube. Just have to find the time as life is busy right now.

[@SandorBerta]

Excelent / Go Head - congrats

[@Somethinghumble]

Correction: flows right out of his memory and onto the Claybord* I thought that was a block of hot press watercolor paper. :D

[@juliewhiteley2211]

fab x ps in your sketches there are lots of faces xx

[@lindakopec7036]

These are really short lessons.