In this time-lapse video Vladimir Volegov paints a portrait of a ballerina in 7 minutes. The demonstration works without a running commentary. The techniques will be useful for artists working in oils or acrylics.
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In this 24 minute video Graeme Stevenson presents the watercolour artist Evelyn Dunphy. Evelyn shows us how to paint a mountainscape. Graeme himself has visited and interviewed artists around the world to present them on Australian tv. We have a cooperation agreement for a German tv channel. Graeme has granted me permission to translate his interviews so that his films can be shown on my monthly programmes in German speaking countries.
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In this about 2 1/2 min time lapse video Tim Gagnon shows us how to paint a sunset. You will notice how he uses light and dark to make the sun shine brightly through the clouds.
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In this about 16 min time lapse video Andrew Tischler tells us how to design a painting based on a photograph. He starts with thumb nail sketches before deciding which one to concentrate on. You will notice how much detail he puts in even with the last step, his digital design.
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My new production introducing the London painter Max Baccanello will be shown on German tv in English with German voice overs. It is based on the Colour in Your Life series created by Graeme Stevenson whose UK presenter Ian Walton starts after a 2 minute prelude in German. If you find the English sound track to be too faint you may prefer the English original.
Max Baccanello has studied art in Wales and Italy and has exhibited widely in England and Wales winning several awards.
His paintings are mainly figurative works and portraits. The latter are often commissions inspired by the tradition of the old masters and contemporary artists.
The film shows Max painting a portrait starting with a sketch and demonstrating the painting process from the start to the finished picture.
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In my series of films on a German tv channel I present artists belonging to AERA the Association Embracing Realist Art. The films are being broadcast several times a month. Members have their work put in front of a wide audience. German subtitles are added where necessary to make it accessible to viewers who are less fluent in English. The productions are not only shown on the German TV channel several times over but they have also been entered into the station´s free public media library.
Furthermore Zattoo offer a live stream for subscribers in Europe. You can register for free. It will give you access to 89 tv channels. One of them is NRWision which features our AERA programmes several times a month.
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In this just over 7 min speed painting video artist Michael James Smith demonstrates how to paint a mountain lake. You will notice how Michael uses aerial perspective to create depth and fine brush strokes to create a beautiful painting.
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In this video Chuck Black shows us how to paint a river in the mountains. In about 11 minutes this acrylic speed painting video follows the process from start to finish. The painting grows to background music and without verbal explanations.
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In this just over 5 min speed painting video artist Michael James Smith demonstrates how to paint a rose. You will notice how much detail he puts in with different brushes to create an amazingly beautiful painting.
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My new production introducing the Australian painter Lucy McCann will be shown on German tv in English with German voice overs. It is based on Graeme Stevenson´s video whose English presentation starts after a 2 minute prelude in German.
Lucy McCann and her busband Barry live in Armidale, Australia. Lucy studied fashion and dress design at The National Art School which gave her the grounding in draftsmanship and design.
She won a scholarship to model with June Dally-Watkins and continued to model with the agency while designing clothing and accessories with the fashion design label, Cue. She has been a teacher of art for 20 years, in Australia, New Zealand and Italy.
The film shows Lucy choosing a motif, composing and drawing a sketch and demonstrating the painting process from the start to the finished picture.
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In my series of films on a German tv channel I present artists belonging to AERA the Association Embracing Realist Art. The films are being broadcast several times a month. Members have their work put in front of a wide audience. German subtitles are added where necessary to make it accessible to viewers who are less fluent in English. The productions are not only shown on the German TV channel several times over but they have also been entered into the station´s free public media library.
Furthermore Zattoo offer a live stream for subscribers in Europe. You can register for free. It will give you access to 89 tv channels. One of them is NRWision which features our AERA programmes several times a month.
If you want to contact me personally please click here.
In this time lapse speed painting video Victor Yushkevich paints a group of trees in about 26 minutes after a 40 second introduction. It is fascinating to see how he develops depth in his painting. He captures the atmosphere extremely well. Enjoy the painting process without words and listen to the background music.
The technique will work in oils and acrylics. You may come across one or two short adverts but the painting process will be well worth it. You can always jump forward if you haven´t got the time to watch all of the video or you can double the playback speed in the youtube settings.
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Judges Award DAS 2013
Centenary Award 2018
Palm Art Award Nominee 2018
Palm Art Award Prize 2019
Palm Art Award Nominee 2020
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contemporary realism with paintings and videos 