Painting the Same Piece Three Different Times | "Edmonds Ferry"
Instead of only sharing the process for the final piece, I thought it would be cool to share an extended cut! In this video, I will compare my processes for two of the three pieces I created for this subject. There is a lot to learn from painting a piece, imagine what you can learn by painting it three times!
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:35 Process for Initial Piece
7:46 Process for Final Piece
15:23 Final Scans of Finished Pieces