Oil Painting Lesson – Wilson Bickford – Birch Trees
by admin on Friday, June 18th, 2010 | 25 Comments
Here is a lesson in oil painting techniques for birch trees. Please toggle to full screen for maximum detail. For more information, please visit www.wilsonbickford.com Producesd by obsidiancv- http
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@wrenkler
Cool!
@wilsonbickford
, it’s my first time painting with oil.
The clouds are now done
@wrenkler
I’ve actually heard from a few viewers who painted the birches on their wall as a mural! Here’s wishing you good luck with your project!
great vid! Hope they will look good on my living room wall, I’m on it!!
amazying!
hey everyone!
i just uploaded a video of an oil painting that took me 5 months to finish.i would like to get some feedback on it. so if everyone that reads this could check it out and let me know what you think it would help me out! the video is called — monumental oil painting- from start to finish. thanks everyone!
Awesome!!!!! Thank you
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awesoooommmmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!…
@nanatjc
I usually use a size 3 or 4. Stiff boar ( hog ) bristle.
What size fan brush did you use? Mine did look like that? Thanks
@nanatjc
I’m glad you find them helpful! Have fun with it!
I am absolutely hooked on your lessons. They are so helpful. Thanks so much for posting these…..
thankyou so much, i hav an art project tomorrow and i wanna do birch trees so this rlly helped
@chrisbass48
Well, thank you! I think you’ll enjoy it!
@wilsonbickford
Thanks, this is a *must* purchase then.
Wassail !
@chrisbass48
Thanks for your interest. Yes, it can be adapted for Oils. The main difference is to use a white Oil based medium in place of the Acryilic White Gesso. The other thing is to let the background dry completely before rendering the animal subject. That’s it!
Is your book compatible with Oil Paints too Wilson ?
Thanks.
Chris.
@wilsonbickford Thanks Wilson. I just like the Metal easels better for some reason!
very nice i loved it ansereed some of my questions thnaks judy
@akoshy81
I’ll keep those topics in mind for a future lesson. Thanks for watching!
@SBPStudio
This doesn’t seem to be a bad easel, but I only use it for filming my YouTube clips and Dvd’s. Mainly, because it’s easy to set up and collapse for storage, and it gives me the standing heighth I want. In my studio, I use the SHANNON EASEL made by Winsor/Newton. Much nicer, in my opinion. ( currently $102 at Dick Bilck )
Could you please teach me how to paint Bushes and grass?
How do you like that easel? I just bought the same one at Aaron Brothers and that upper and bottom lip is drivin me nuts. How do you work with it? I just got it yesterday. Thinking about taking it back. You happy with yours?
@annie11233 I’m not 100% certain on this issue. I’ve heard that if your work is signed and dated, it is “legal” as far as any “rights” are concerned. But, if I were you, I’d check with someone at the copryrights office.
Another really helpful video. Thankyou so much.