Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Webisode 2: Painting the Eye
In This Webisode, I demonstrate painting the eye in oil paint. Please post any questions you have in the comment section or email them to me directly. In another week or so, I will try to answer some of the questions here on the blog.
I will be taking a small break for the holidays, but I will be back with Webisode 3 in January.
Thanks everyone!
Scott
Saturday, December 11, 2010
A Preview and an Idea...

Webisode 2 will be here shortly. . . I hope to have it completed by this coming Monday or Tuesday. In the meantime, here is a little preview image. As you can see, I will be painting an eye and talking about ideas related to the process.
Also, I had an idea in regards to the many questions I've been receiving by email since Webisode 1. I love getting questions and try to respond to all of them, but I was thinking that it might be beneficial for everyone if I take some of the recurring ones and answer them publicly on the blog--keeping the identity of the person asking them anonymous. That way I could have a post between Webisodes that would perhaps answer questions a number of you have.
Okay, see you soon
Scott
Monday, November 29, 2010
Webisode 1 ( Part 2 ), Finishing the Block-in
Okay, part 2 is here! I can't tell you how much I appreciate the feedback on part 1. This project has just begun and all of your support makes me very eager to continue well into the future. I have every intention of keeping this a free series, so please pass it on!
Thanks!
Scott
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Block-in,
Drawing instruction,
portrait,
Webisode 1 part 2
Friday, November 19, 2010
Webisode: One (Part One), Blocking in the Portrait
My first Webisode is finally here! It's taken a while since my preview earlier this year to get setup for this series. We moved recently and I had to settle into a new studio. Now that I'm up and running, I expect to do these on a fairly regular basis. It was a lot of fun and a learning experience to produce this. Please pass this on to anyone who might be interested. Thanks!
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