PAINTING TECHNIQUES IN UNDER 35 SECONDS
Scumbling in under 35 seconds
What:
Example of Scumbling with Acrylic Paint on Canvas in under 35 Seconds
Wait, What?
These videos are the most simplified version of the technique edited down so students and teachers alike can use them as a reference or a guide to compare and contrast. Some of these videos may be best watched with other short videos. Like, if this is scumbling then what is dry brush? (Video Link Below)
Do these videos fully explain the history of the technique with real-life art examples? Heck no! Do I dilly dally around by first telling you about my day or what I ate for lunch? N-E-V-E-R.
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What:
With these short, under 35 second videos, I show you the differences between the very basic painting techniques, in the shortest demo possible. Refer to the specific technique when you need it, no extra banter, no extra shenanigans.
Where:
The United States of America, the continental United States. Remote Teaching | My Painting Studio
When:
The year 2020. COVID-19 Fall Semester University Reboot: Remote Teaching Styling
Rough Transcript:
It’s such a cool word. Isn’t it? SCUMBLE. To scumble is to use opaque or semi-opaque paint applied in a circular motion using a stiff brush. This is typically used to visually soften, lighten, or dull areas of a painting.
The paint is loosely pulled in all directions, which leaves patches and specs of the underpainting in its wake.
The surface and the brush should be dry. No water, no medium should be added.
Paint consistency: medium or thick
Stokes: characteristic scratchy look to them
Who: Me
Related Videos
Glazing: [ Ссылка ]
Sgraffito: [ Ссылка ]
Drybrush: [ Ссылка ]
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