A new time lapse painting of an Oak tree, storm clouds and a deep red sky. This was completed with acrylics, and measures 24 X 36. I have better lighting with this video, and plan to expand on the type of videos I do in the future. I will begin doing a instructional video every Monday, starting soon. Thanks for watching. Please leave comments, and subscribe!
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A time lapse film of my painting of Cara, a beautiful black mare. I made it using pastels and pastel pencils (all brands) on sanded paper (Fisher 400). This was a commission for Cara’s owner, and the painting is about 16×12″. I hope you enjoy watching. To answer the FAQs that I usually get: This painting took about 10 hours work. I took my own photos of Cara to use as references. I don’t use water or any fluids. The background is in soft pastel sticks, the ‘brush’ looking thing I use on it at the start is a silicon ‘colour shaper’ tool: it blends the colours. The horse is underpainted with Derwent (firm) pastel sticks and then worked up with pastel pencils. The stick you can see some of the time is a Mahl stick, as used by signwriters. It’s just to lean my hand on without smudging the work. I do sell my work and take portrait commissions in the UK (it’s my living, so please don’t ask for freebies!), more about that on my website for anyone interested. I don’t do any teaching or tuition, I just make these videos from time to time because people seem to enjoy watching the process. Hope you do too… happy viewing!
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A time lapse film of my painting of Billy, a stunning chestnut horse. I made it using pastel pencils (all brands) on sanded paper (Fisher 400). This was a commission for Billy’s owners, and the painting is about 14×10″. I hope you enjoy watching. To answer the FAQs that I usually get: I don’t use water or any fluids. The background is in soft pastel sticks, the ‘brush’ looking thing I use on it at the start is a silicon ‘colour shaper’ tool: it blends the colours. The horse is done entirely with pastel pencils. The stick you can see some of the time is a Mahl stick, as used by signwriters. It’s just to lean my hand on without smudging the work. I do sell my work and take portrait commissions in the UK (it’s my living, so please don’t ask for freebies!), more about that on my website for anyone interested. I don’t do any teaching or tuition, I just make these videos from time to time because people seem to enjoy watching the process. Hope you do too… happy viewing!
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Glasgow based Scottish contemporary landscape artist, Scott Naismith, produces another time lapse demonstration of his latest oil on canvas painting of the Isle of Skye, Scotland. Gives an insight into some of the oil painting techniques used in his landscape paintings
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“Rays of Time” is an abstract/surreal landscape painting. It measures 24 X 30 completed with acrylic paint. The actual paint time of this video is about 4 hours. I completed the first part of the painting that isn’t part of the video in a couple hours. The cat in the video is named Bobby 
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Please check back each week. I am going to start doing some tips, tricks and more time lapse videos each Friday. Please subscribe and check back! Thanks for watching. For more info on this and other paintings please visit:
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This is a blackbird painting, in an abstract clouded sky. It was completed in acrylic and measures 20 X 16. You can learn more at:
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A new video from my studio. Well, outside my studio… This is a lonely pine overlooking the landscape, surrounded by small bushes. It was done in acrylic. See more at http://gagnonstudio.blogspot.com
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Oil Painting Demonstration By the Arcane Artist