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THOMAS SCHALLER Watercolor Painting Review Painting Masters 5
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Support me on Patreon: / lironyan • Beginners Drawing Course: https://drawanythingusee.com/educatio... • My Art and Creativity PODCAST: • https://goo.gl/uGLjdk • Instagram: / lironyanil • My books on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Liron-Yankonsky... • Snapchat: LironYan3 • Hi there! In today's episode of Painting Masters we will examine some of Thomas Schaller's works. • I was actually recommended to check his stuff by you, in the comments section (: • 🎨THOMAS SCHALLER 🎨 • Thomas is an award winning painter that specialises at architecture. • If I'm not mistaken, he's been an architectural illustrator prior to going full time as a watercolor painter. • At some point he discovered his passion for the medium and made the transition. • Aside from beautiful portrayal of architectural subjects, I also notice he plays a lot with warms and cools, with beautiful results. • 🎨VIDEO TIME-STAMPS 🎨 • 00:15 - Introduction • 01:05 - Thomas's paintings • 03:57 - Painting review • 13:21 - Conclusion • 🎨MAIN OBSERVATIONS 🎨 • 1. I have to start with the architecture. • It's Beautiful, and really brings out his experience as an architecture illustrator. • 2. Color harmony. • I know color is secondary, but I love the green, blue and orange-red. • 3. Interesting value dispersion. • Lot's of light and dark, with little in the middle. • This creates dramatic shadows and strong contrasts (which are then pushed more in some areas of interest). • 4. Everything is connected. • The washes are flowing beautifully and evenly. Switching to black and white can helps us better see this. • 5. Good sense of depth and scale. • He created a beautiful feeling of depth and scale, using three main components: • Color (muted at the distance, vibrant in the foreground and middle ground) • Value (Paler and weaker in the background) • The drawing itself (fewer details in the background). • Also notice how the bottom section spills down and doesn't steal the focus. • 6. There are several areas of strong contrast that create interest. • This includes the people in the foreground. • 7. Which brings me to the next point - the people! • They really add life to the scene and make it more dynamic. • 8. The technique for painting this kind of a painting fascinates me. • There are very few resting areas . All seems to be done wet in wet, and merged together. • Probably took great care to extend drying time. • 🎨CONCLUSION 🎨 • I hope you enjoyed this one. • Let me know what you think of me showing several works by the same artist. • I think this has the benefit of allowing us to see the quirks of an artist, and perhaps some patterns in their results / work process. • And this is it for this episode. • Thank you for watching, and I'll talk to you again soon! • Note - I enlarged the cursor size on my Mac, but as it turns out, in screen capture the default size of cursor is presented. • I'll have to find a better solution for screen capture, or to start using a special software for that. • ** MUSIC CREDITS ** • Clear Sky by jimmysquare / jimmysquare • Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 • http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... • Music provided by Audio Library • Video
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