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| Zoey Frank |
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| Zoey Frank |
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| Connor de Jong |
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| Shihwen Wu |
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| Joseph Loomis |
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| Joseph Loomis |
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| Christina Mastrangelo |
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| Christina Mastrangelo |
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| Christina Mastrangelo Work in Progress |
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| Abigail Tulis |
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| Abigail Tulis |
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| Brian MacNeil |
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| Brian MacNeil |
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| Brian Macneil Work in Progress |
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| Leeanna Chipana Work in Prgoress |
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| Rebecca Gray |
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| Sarah Bird |
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| Thomas Kegler |
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| Thomas Kegler |
Last night, Thomas Kegler gave his workshop students and the fellows a glazing demo. He used a study he completed during his workshop, taping it across the middle to illustrate the difference glazing can make in a painting.
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| Tom is about to begin the demo - he will be using Oleogel and several different warm reds, browns, oranges and purples to glaze over the entire surface first. |
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| A warm glaze has been brushed over the entire surface. Some of the glaze has been wiped off of the sky to cool it down a touch. |
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| Thomas enriches the darks with Van Dyke Brown and pulls out some of the cooler greens underneath the glaze in the trees using a rubber shaper brush. |
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| The finished demo showing the differences between the field study on the right and the effect of glazing on top to the left. |
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| The glazing palette |
You guys are putting in a lot of time and work. All the pieces look fantastic. Thanks for posting so many different images. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteI was honored to have Tom demo in my studio. Great work Fellows!
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