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"A Life Well Lived" ~ A portrait studying Texture and Technique

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Do you ever feel intimidated at the idea of painting a portrait from life?

Join Daniel as he develops this portrait from start to finish, walking you through every thought and brushstroke with his usual warmth and enthusiasm.

Follow along with Daniel as he efficiently carries you through the process while describing the key transitions from drawing through block in. He leads you through his process of creating beautiful transitions from light to shadow and demonstrates his use of contrasting thick impasto strokes with thin transparent tones to create passages that become "air and light."

~ Learn the critical thoughts every artist must make before they pick up a brush!

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What People Are Saying:

“I am very happy that after watching the video “Understanding Color Temperature” I finally managed to understand the importance and beauty of the alternating color temperature in the portrait, and I am sure that it will be extremely useful to me in the case of landscape painting and still life painting, too.” Liliana Iancu

Liliana Iancu

Wow!! I just marathoned your - color/edge/values- videos. So inspiring! Thanks for creating a very approachable and info packed series. I can't wait to apply what I've learned.

Christie Kester

Dan, Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate all that you shared in your "Through the Eyes of an Artist" videos. It was incredible to watch you paint and I appreciate the sensitivity you demonstrated with each brushstroke. I have been painting for many years, but like most artists, am always seeking to grow. We are never done learning. The topics of Values, Edges and Color Temperature, may sound basic to most students and artists, but your instruction on these crucial topics approaches them on a much deeper and more nuanced level. Even after 25 years of painting, I still took away new learnings and inspiration from your clear and enthusiastic teaching.

Pat F.