Wet-In-Wet Oil Painting with Gaye Adams
About This Experience
Join Gaye Adams for a wet-in-wet oil painting demonstration!
This is the method Gaye most often uses in the studio and always uses when painting in the field. She will discuss working from thin paint to thick paint, from dark to light, and from big shapes to small shapes. The discussion will include the advantages of working this way and how to avoid a few of the pitfalls inherent in this method.
Materials
Gamblin Artist’s Oil Colors: Titanium White, Cad Yellow Light, Indian Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Cad Red Light, Transparent Earth Red, Alizarin Crimson, Ultramarine Blue, Pthalo Blue, Portland Grey - Warm, Cool and Dark
Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Synthetic Brushes: flats and brights, various sizes
Gamblin Gamsol Odorless Mineral Spirit
Reference Image - Click HERE
Opus Virtual Demo Common Q&A - Click HERE
About Your Host
Gaye has been painting professionally for over three decades. She is a signature Federation of Canadian Artists (SFCA) member and holds a master pastellist designation with the Pastel Artists of Canada (MPAC). In addition to working with her commercial galleries, Gaye also has garnered her own private collectors from around the world. The subject matter of Gaye's painting is landscape, although she really considers the rendering of compelling and authentic light to be most what she is compelled to paint. Gaye also teaches workshops, both here and abroad - primarily painting on location (plein air). To view Gaye works and upcoming workshops, please see the links below.
Website: gayeadams.com
Facebook: @gayeadamsartwork
