Flower painting 1 - Poppies
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 12:12
- Media: Video/mp4
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Access Period: Unrestricted
- Download: MP4 (iPod compatible)
- Size: 55 MB
- Posted: 05/14/2009
This lesson is part of the following series:
Introduction to Flower Painting (15 lessons, $27.72)
A favourite subject of many? Here I paint some poppies in France with traditional wet in wet, wet next to dry methods using only fresh transparent methods.
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- PETER WOOD
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03/26/2009
Artist, writer, potter, angler, craftsman, muscician, angler, photographer, film maker. Taught for 28 years in both the state and private sectors in the UK as a Head of Art Design and Technology then retired ?? :-) due to ill health 20 years ago and moved to France for 8 years and set up my own gallery, chambre d hote, holidays etc. Now recently returned to the UK for family wishes and am in Lincolnshire. Please see peterwoodarts.com or artanglingbreaks.com if you are interested in my activities, my work or all I have to offer? Look forward to hearing from you. Peter
More..Recent Reviews
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- Poppies
- 06/21/2012
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Artists hands in the way and covered up all of the painting. I wish I had not bought it. Useless
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- Bad camera view = bad instructional video
- 06/14/2011
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I was hoping to get a lot more out of this video than I did. The video camera was obviously put on a tri-pod behind the artist and all you could view throughout the entire video is the back of his hand. I wanted to see brush to paper to see his technique but sadly, did not. There were no close-ups or zoom ins, just a still camera.
The artist was fairly quiet throughout the video and when he did explain what he was doing I couldn't see it because his hand was in the way. I cannot recommend you spend your money on this video. You would do just as well to look at a picture and try to figure it out on your own. The audio was mediocre, but I had a bit of trouble understanding his words but that must be our language differences.
Judging from the few videos I've viewed on Mindbites so far, I feel this video should be re-done by a more professional cameraman.
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Artists hands in the way and covered up all of the painting. I wish I had not bought it. Useless
I was hoping to get a lot more out of this video than I did. The video camera was obviously put on a tri-pod behind the artist and all you could view throughout the entire video is the back of his hand. I wanted to see brush to paper to see his technique but sadly, did not. There were no close-ups or zoom ins, just a still camera.
The artist was fairly quiet throughout the video and when he did explain what he was doing I couldn't see it because his hand was in the way. I cannot recommend you spend your money on this video. You would do just as well to look at a picture and try to figure it out on your own. The audio was mediocre, but I had a bit of trouble understanding his words but that must be our language differences.
Judging from the few videos I've viewed on Mindbites so far, I feel this video should be re-done by a more professional cameraman.