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This popular print artist and author, Arleta Pech, (Painting Fresh Florals in Watercolor) walks you through the process of creating a vibrant watercolor from start to finish. Topics include: tips on photographing your subject; ways to enlarge your sketch to fit your paper; techniques for creating rich backgrounds; color choices to help ensure 'mud-free' paintings; and finally the process she calls 'pure color glazing' that helps maintain control to the very end - a great technique you can apple to any subject. This workshop will make you eager to try Arleta's pure color glazing on paintings of your own.
(about 75 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on September 09, 2006 in Arts & Crafts::Painting: Watercolor.
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I am so glad to write a review of Pure Color Glazing by Arleta Pech. There were lots of surprises in there, for example, how she paints on dry paper! I learned a great deal from this DVD. She makes it so clear to understand exactly what she is talking about and doing. I really enjoyed the cute clips at the end!
Pure Color Glazing was presented very well. It was a great reminder to not be so impatient... I MUST wait for the colors to dry before proceeding! It's amazing how Arleta manages such crisp lines with such a large brush in her glazing process, and her eye for color is wonderful!
This was one of the most valuable disks I have reviewed. It cleared up some problems I was having. I will probably rent it again in the future.
I'm so glad I rented this dvd Arleta is a wonderful artist and a terrific teacher. I highly recomend this dvd to watercolor artists of all levels.
Ms Pech is marvelous to watch and learn from. Her pleasure in painting is very apparent.
I appreciated the technique and the style of teaching of pure color glazing. It's a slow, relaxing process, completely different than my usual style. I tried it out this morning and I was surprised how compatible it was with the plein air approach. Thank you.
