LifeART Studio demonstration: How to use YELLOW OCHRE, BURNT SIENNA, BURNT UMBER to mix skin tones.
- 6 years ago
LifeART Studio: A demonstration by South African Artist Leonie.e.Brown: \r
How to use YELLOW OCHRE + BURNT SIENNA + BURNT UMBER to mix skintones video #1\r
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Learn from professional artist and teacher: Leonie.e.Brown\r
Her personal website is: \r
Follow her on Facebook: \r
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Leonie has taken part and either been placed or won some of the most prestigious awards for Fine Art in South Africa, which includes the following: \r
Gregoire Boonzaaier Art Bursary, First prize, 1985. Potchefstroom Talent Festival: First prize, 1986. Schweikcherd Art Bursary for Painting. Winner of Volkskas National Fine Art Competition. Placement and First Prize in Fine Art Category, 1986. Rolfes Impressions. Placement in top 10 nationally. Total Exhibition for Young Artists. \r
As is often the case, such esteemed accolades can exert a substantial amount of pressure on a young artist, and for Leonie it was no different. A time of intense introspection followed, resulting in a clean break from painting for a period of ten years. With the dawn of the new millennium, however, she returned with new vigour to her canvasses and brushes, and within a short period of time her renewed application and enthusiasm has enabled her to devote herself entirely to her unique brand of Art. As a result, she has been painting full-time since 2002. \r
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· Read more: \r
· For more info on Leonies classes and yearly workshops: lifeartschool.blogspot.com
How to use YELLOW OCHRE + BURNT SIENNA + BURNT UMBER to mix skintones video #1\r
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Learn from professional artist and teacher: Leonie.e.Brown\r
Her personal website is: \r
Follow her on Facebook: \r
\r
Leonie has taken part and either been placed or won some of the most prestigious awards for Fine Art in South Africa, which includes the following: \r
Gregoire Boonzaaier Art Bursary, First prize, 1985. Potchefstroom Talent Festival: First prize, 1986. Schweikcherd Art Bursary for Painting. Winner of Volkskas National Fine Art Competition. Placement and First Prize in Fine Art Category, 1986. Rolfes Impressions. Placement in top 10 nationally. Total Exhibition for Young Artists. \r
As is often the case, such esteemed accolades can exert a substantial amount of pressure on a young artist, and for Leonie it was no different. A time of intense introspection followed, resulting in a clean break from painting for a period of ten years. With the dawn of the new millennium, however, she returned with new vigour to her canvasses and brushes, and within a short period of time her renewed application and enthusiasm has enabled her to devote herself entirely to her unique brand of Art. As a result, she has been painting full-time since 2002. \r
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· Read more: \r
· For more info on Leonies classes and yearly workshops: lifeartschool.blogspot.com