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Create a Strong Center of Interest using Value
So often you have a beautifully executed painting but it lacks that final interest. It is a “nice” piece but you are looking for “wow”! Try creating a stronger center of interest through value – download lesson here….
How to Paint an Eye Step-by-step
A new direction for the Kingslan & Gibilisco Studio is Historical Paintings. This type of painting using the style and techniques of a master to create a modern version. Paint these types of paintings and learn the steps needed to create a masterpiece. The studio has created lessons in this type of painting – take a look here.
The eyes really are the windows to the soul and can make or break your portrait painting. Add the eyes after the planes of the face are developed. Otherwise you will build the face around the eyes instead of the proper other way around. Follow the steps and create your “window to the soul”. Download image here or print from blog.
What to do with leftover Genesis Paint
After a painting project, it is difficult to decide what to do with the leftover palette. It is painful to just throw the palette out as the paint is still usable. Many painters end up the stacked up palettes from all of their past projects. Here is an alternative……
How to Paint a Peeled Orange
Step-by-step on how to paint a peeling orange – just in case you ever need it.
How to Use an Ellipse Template
Before you use an ellipse template, you must have a clear understanding on what is an ellipse. To view an ellipse, pick up a coffee cup. Look straight down on the round opening – it is perfect circle. But if you change the view of the cup slightly by moving it above or below your eye level, the circle becomes distorted, foreshortened or seen in perspective.