Painting the Imprimatura

If you want a lot more information on these Old Master painting techniques, go to https://www.damianosborne.com/paintin...

Technically, this painting stage should be called a brunaille, as I'm painting the underpainting in shades of brown. I've already toned my canvas (imprimatura usually) and then done a charcoal drawing ON TOP of that.

So if you want to know a lot more about old masters oil painting techniques, check out the link above.

Here is the second part of my figure painting titled 'Transformation', where I paint the imprimatura layer with burnt umber oil paint, a bit of linseed oil and gum turpentine medium, and a trusty hogshair filbert brush.

I kept this video relatively short, so please check out my website if you would like to learn more stuff:


https://www.damianosborne.com/


My Sirens Series:
https://www.damianosborne.com/art/the...


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