N ntl Contributing Member Messages 1,574 Jun 7, 2021 #1 A second attempt at glass, this time a bowl. 4x6" I’ve learned a few things in the last few days, among which is the fact that I have a ways to go painting alla prima! Thanks for looking, crits and comments welcome.
A second attempt at glass, this time a bowl. 4x6" I’ve learned a few things in the last few days, among which is the fact that I have a ways to go painting alla prima! Thanks for looking, crits and comments welcome.
snoball Certifiable Supporting Member Messages 8,721 Jun 7, 2021 #2 There's that blue again. To get truly transparent glass, it is easier with a very small brush for the edges and a larger one for the shine.
There's that blue again. To get truly transparent glass, it is easier with a very small brush for the edges and a larger one for the shine.
T Trier Supporting Member Messages 1,173 Jun 7, 2021 #3 Very good. Most everybody has a ways to go painting ala prima. IMHO
N ntl Contributing Member Messages 1,574 Jun 8, 2021 #4 Sno, thanks, and for the suggestions. That may be the last on that Frederix paper though I may gesso a bit more and work on it again. Thanks, Trier. Last edited: Jun 8, 2021
Sno, thanks, and for the suggestions. That may be the last on that Frederix paper though I may gesso a bit more and work on it again. Thanks, Trier.
Artyczar Moderator Messages 13,499 Jun 8, 2021 #5 Very nice! I think that brilliant blue actually lends itself well to capturing the glass.
N ntl Contributing Member Messages 1,574 Jun 8, 2021 #6 Artyczar, thanks. Besides wanting more time on alla prima, I learned some about color mixing. Last edited: Jun 8, 2021
To get truly transparent glass, it is easier with a very small brush for the edges and a larger one for the shine.
