I hope you enjoy watching my latest oil painting demonstration. Remember to have your computer volume up as I narrate through each transition photo.
A Painter Interrupted
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Brent Jensen: Full-time plein air and studio Impressionist oil painter.
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Brent,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these demo's! They are wonderful, please continue doing them!!!
Question.... how do you achieve that "soft-edge" look!
Carole
Another great video, Brenth!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carole and Ed for your comments. It's time consuming to create the demonstrations so I'm glad they are being enjoyed. Brent
ReplyDeleteI love the reflected light of the umbrellas on the porch roof. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteRB
Carole,
ReplyDeleteI achieve the soft edge look using a dry brush very lightley over the paint.
Brent