Top Ten Tips for Painters – FREE Demo

Description

This fast-paced pre-recorded demo is an excellent way for aspiring painters to get a jumpstart and see some time-tested techniques put into action with a local artist and Instructor here at FVCE!

Tony will address:
1. Painting With Erasers
2. The XTCS of Figures
3. Draw “Infinity” Boats
4. Two-handed drawing
5. Lineweights for Impact
6. Watercolour and Rubber Resist
7. Watercolour and Gum Arabic
8. Studio “Put and Take” Cups
9. Figures in Perspective
10. Davinci’s Great Advice

Follow here to this link https://toregan.com/ten-tips-painting-drawing/ to follow along on your own time! If you wish to try the tips afterward you will need the following materials:

ACRYLIC – White vinyl eraser and/or optional rubber tip scraper-brush – ¾ “; a few acrylic paints –red, yellow, blue, green – or any; canvas or canvas panel – small for experimenting 10 x 12 or similar; paint titanium white on canvas or panel and let dry.

DRAWING – Soft pencil, 2b, 3b, or pen, any. And 8 x 11 sketch or printer paper to try black-white methods.

WATERCOLOR – Rubber masking resist, suggest “Pebeo”, or any; a throw away brush – some blue watercolor, any; non-throw away brush , any; and watercolor paper about 10 x 12, any type.

WATERCOLOR – Small amount of Gum Arabic, and watercolor paper about 10 x 12, any brush, and old gift or credit card – some watercolor, red, yellow, blue -any. scissors to cut, and watercolor paper about 10 x 12, any.

Tony O’Regan was born in Cork, Ireland in a house called Santa Lucia, built by his uncle, Mark, a singer in the big band era. He grew up Canada and in Florida, and was educated in Art and Architecture. He painted many paintings and designed many buildings. Tony painted in Paris and the West Coast of Ireland. He taught Art and Design in major universities for over 20 years, including Emily Carr Univ. and UBC. He uses his skills in architecture, perspective, and landscape design to compose his images of what things are and what they might be. He drinks coffee at the Pelican Rouge and sketches gulls by the great White Rock as they ‘gyre and gimble’ in the waves.

Tony continues to create a collection of hundreds of his demonstrations and teaching videos as well as other useful content for artists, teachers, students and design school applicants at www.toregan.com and www.artcentro.com
Tony can be reached by e-mail at toregan@ecuad.ca