Sargent brushes class 1 featuring Isis Sousa: Brush overview

Get an in-depth look at Sargent brushes in this 7-part tutorial series and find out why so many pro artists love using them
Class 1 - Overview of the Sargent brushes, their properties and what they can do.
Class 2 - Learn different ways of simple sketching using the Sargent brushes so that you clearly understand the tools.
Class 3 - Learn how to sketch realism in the minimalist way, by breaking down complexity into manageable parts.
Class 4 - Learn how to increase the level of detail in your sketches, transforming them into more alluring works, while keeping solid fundamentals.
Class 5 - Understand the unique language of the landscape, pay attention to natural lighting and color palettes and get in tune with your own perceptions of the environment.
Class 6 - Lets open our sensitivity to the beauty of man-made walls, columns and towers and dive in to the aesthetics of architecture.
Class 7 - Learn about the different intents of portraiture and directions you can take in painting complex subjects.
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[@julieolree2921]

Great demo of the brushes, I learned a lot. Thanks

[@jimmcneill]

Wonderful demonstration! Your descriptions of each brush are very helpful. I'd been struggling to find demo videos that would provide this kind of overview so I'm glad I discovered you. Thanks so much for creating this.

[@alanlovett475]

Very nice overview. Thank you!

[@AnthonyTurnham]

Thanks for the info. I'm looking forward to trying out those brushes. 😀

[@marilyngiannuzzi9867]

I am a photographer & love digital art.I am hoping to learn how to paint from my photos of flowers & nature. I just purchased Painter 2021.I had older versions so this will be a learning curve for me.

[@michelfrance75]

Thank you for this good presentation that I especially do not want to criticize. A large number of brushes are not useful, better in one that works well. However, the developers of Painter, Photoshop, Krita, etc ... have not understood that a real painting is never done by layer where you wait for the paint to dry after each brushstroke. In real life, a touch of paint mixes with the still fresh underneath and unevenly. This is what gives all the richness of tones and gives so much satisfaction to the eye of the beholder. I only know Artrage to partly simulate this fundamental 3D effect in oil or acrylic paint, pastel or watercolor. But otherwise it's good for coloring. But it is not painting which is artistic writing. This is why there is no artist style in the touch of this digital painting.