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Learn to Paint Podcastactive

Publisher |: Learn to Paint Podcast

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Arts,; Education,; How To,; Interview,; Painting,; Visual Arts

Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Design,; Visual Arts

Every month, you'll hear conversations with artists and teachers about how to get better at painting. Conversations will cover topics for all levels of painter from beginning to advanced. We'll explore everything from tools and techniques, color theory, composition and design to habits and goals.

Premiere Date |: 2019-09-16
Frequency |: Biweekly
Explicit |: No

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62 Available Episodes (62 Total) / Average duration: 00:40:58

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62 Available Episodes (62 Total)Average duration: 00:40:58

Aug 02, 2022

00:48:28

Jed Dorsey's Acrylic University is sponsoring the show this August and what a great reason to reshare Ep. 27 where I first had the chance to talk to Dorsey.If you've already heard it, I encourage you to relisten. You are a different artist from when you first heard the conversation, and what you hear will be different as well.In the conversation, you’ll learn the stages of creativity and why they matter, ways to make your photo reference work with your canvas shape, and how to get harmonious color every single time.

Save your spot for a FREE, week long workshop with Jed Dorsey and his team at Acrylic University. This 3-session event begins September 12th. The event is free but you must register to join. Click the "Join Waitlist" button to save your spot today at AcrylicUniversity.com

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Jul 26, 2022

00:20:44

How you structure your studio time matters. It matters because it can work with you or against you.

In the next Mini Episode, we’ll look at three ways guests from the show structure their studio time.

Hopefully you’ll find one that seems like a good fit for your artistic and studio goals.

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Jul 12, 2022

00:43:18

In interview with Bernard Dellario, you’ll learn how he prioritized his time when he was working full time, why it’s worth trying that value study with your paints and how simplification…isn’t always so simple.

Podcast Art Club:

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We shift the conversation into color and edges. You’ll learn a new approach to the limited palette, how to keep shapes interesting, and how to make that transition from your 3-value sketch to a more complex painting.

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Jun 28, 2022

00:30:55

If you're an oil painter (or playing with the idea of trying the medium) a potential barrier is understanding mediums and solvents. So in today's mini, we are tackling them head on with Mary Weisenburger from Gamblin.

In the conversation, you’ll learn the differences between the two. You’ll discover that fat over lean might not mean what you thought it did and where you need to follow the concept and where you absolutely do not. Plus, we get into studio safety and Weisenburger offers a great place to start with studio health. For links to the resources discussed in the show, head here:https://www.learntopaintpodcast.com/podcast/episode53To discover more great conversations with guests, join the podcast art club:https://www.learntopaintpodcast.com/artclub

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Jun 14, 2022

00:48:39

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May 24, 2022

00:47:39

This week, I welcome back Ep. 25 guest Julie Gilbert Pollard to discuss falling water. You’ll learn how to simplify the complexity of falling water and get advice on how to approach reflections and shadows in both still water and moving water. We focus on watercolor but the ideas work across any medium.

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May 10, 2022

00:49:01

In the conversation with acrylic painter Hashim Akib, you’ll discover a unique way to mix your acrylic paints, how to look beyond your local influences, and explore strategies you can use to create looser paintings.

Gloss & High Gloss Art Club Members: In your bonus episode with Akib, we dive into drawing, what you can do with reference photos and a whole lot more. (Plus get access to an additional 15 bonus conversations.)

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Apr 26, 2022

00:31:00

The “I don’t have time to paint” problem is one all of us face. But in today's episode, we explore all the benefits of starting small. You’re going to learn how to shift your success metrics, get some ideas for what you can do in 20 minutes and how just a small amount of daily practice helps you and those you love get ready for a larger art practice. Today we’re going to discover the mighty power of 20 minutes. So if you don’t paint consistently but want to or are struggling with finding time in your schedule, this is the show for you. For show notes, including links to the blog article I mention, head to learntopaintpodcast.com/podcast/episode49.And to join me in the spring 20for20artchallenge2022 head to learntopaintpodcast.com/20for20artchallenge to learn more.

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Apr 04, 2022

00:52:17

Welcome to the conversation you’ll learn the difference between working fast and being rushed, how to move between working intuitively and analytically, and why you always want to follow your own joy. Plus a whole lot more.

Podcast Art Club - Gloss & High Gloss

This episode comes with a fantastic bonus episode where we move from mindset into more technical pieces. You’ll discover a new reason why you might want to reach for a limited palette, some advice on composition and a few pointers on how to critique your own work. PLUS, gloss & high gloss Podcast Art Club have access to 14 additional bonus conversations with guests.

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Mar 22, 2022

00:33:35

Ep 22 guest Sarah Sedwick is back this week to talk about the light and shadows in your paintings. In the conversation, you’ll learn the anatomy of light and dark, the questions Sedwick asks when she’s starting a new painting, and a bunch of things to keep an eye out for when you’re studying your own still life set up. Plus a whole lot more.

In the conversation, we talk about two specific paintings, “Blue Breakfast” and “Cuties in Blue.”

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Aug 02 | 00:48:28

Jed Dorsey [Replay] Ep 27

Jul 26 | 00:20:44

Ep 55: 3 Ways to Structure Your Studio Time

Jul 12 | 00:43:18

Ep 54: Bernard Dellario

Jun 28 | 00:30:55

Ep 53: Solvents & Mediums with Gamblin

Jun 14 | 00:48:39

Ep. 52: Shari Blaukopf

May 24 | 00:47:39

Ep. 51: Painting Falling Water with Julie Gilbert Pollard

May 10 | 00:49:01

Ep 50: Hashim Akib

Apr 26 | 00:31:00

Ep. 49: 7 Reasons to Start a 20-Minute Daily Art Habit (Mini)

Apr 04 | 00:52:17

Ep 48: Louise Fletcher

Mar 22 | 00:33:35

Ep 47: Understanding Light & Shadow with Sarah Sedwick (mini)

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