The first of my new Dvd's for The World of Art series is now available. Titled, "A FOUR COLOR LANDSCAPE", this lesson fearures step-by-step instruction for a winter, snow-capped mountain scene and requires only 4 paint colors!Three more videos are "in the can" and will be forthcoming in the not too distant future.
This tutorial can be purchased now at my website, www.wilsonbickford.com and also at Jerry's Artarama www.jerrysartarama.com and Art Supply Warehouse www.aswexpress.com
8 comments:
Congratulations Willie!!!
Best wishes and great success on this new DVD
Thanks, Maurice!
Yay! Congrats (I'm a little slow ;) )
Hey Wilson!
What's new? Busy with your painting? Hope all is well.
Dawn
Yeah, I'm still kickin', just insanely busy!!! We had our Open House this week-end ( with a band gig thrown in on Saturday night ), so it's been pretty hectic. The good news is that we had a great turn-out and I sold nearly a dozen paintings and even picked up a few commissions. I have to get back to posting on the blog more diligently. Maybe now that this is all behind me, I'll be able to.
Look forward to seeing some new posts. I am almost done a painting that I started last fall...lol. One that was put on the shelf after the snow fall. I was thinking about working with oils soon. What should I start with in terms of supplies?...besides oil paint lol.
Well, you definitely know your way around Acrylics, so Oils will be an easy transition. Of course, you know that the major difference is that Oils take longer to dry, but they're both very similar other than that. You can most likely use the same type of brushes you've been using, but depending on how much paint you want to push around, you may want to try a stiffer bristle. ( Hog or "boar" bristle )
:) Thanks!
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