In this lesson, "Alone in Winter", Ginger shows you how to update a painting from the past with a little more vibrant colors and more natural. This is a little challenging but well worth the extra effort to see it through.
The original title and artist of this wonderful piece is "A Village Street in Winter" by Alfred Sisley in 1893.
The "Alone in Winter" is painted on a 12" x 16" stretched canvas using Ginger's standard palette of colors.
See "Supplies Needed" below.
This is a "3-Cookie" lesson.
Supplies Needed:
- Titanium White
- Mixing / Zinc / Transparent White
- Black
- Cadium Yellow Medium
- Yellow Oxide or Orchre
- Phthalo Blue
- Ultramarine Blue
- Burnt Umber
- Burnt Sienna
- Raw Umber
- Satinng Medium
- 1/4" Angle Brush
- 3/8" Angle Brush
- 1/2" Angle Brush
- 3/4" Angle Brush
- 1/4" Dagger
- Small Round Brush
- Artist Tape
- T-Square
- Ruler
- Ballpoint Pen
- Saral Transfer Paper
- Palette Knife
- 12" x 16" Stretched Canvas
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What colors did Ginger use on the background before she traced things on? It is does not look like one solid coat of brown+white.
Garima,
That is one that I did from the “leftover” paints after a lesson. Looks like it was primarily titanium white and burnt umber. You just need to do a light brown and tan underpainting to keep the warmth.
I love this painting can’t wait to try it. Who is the artist?
The original title and artist of this wonderful piece is “A Village Street in Winter” by Alfred Sisley in 1893.
Love this. What an interesting technique. Can’t wait to try it.
Thank you for sharing ALL the lesson .. so we also know we can change parts if desired.. right to the last .. besides that I love this .. great colours and creative flare .. architecture is a big hit for me in landscapes .. alone time is fine for me .. but yes we do need each other.. look forward to your company.. virtually..
GINGER, THAT IS ME WHILE WALKING TO THE MARKET IN TOWN. I CAN RELATE TO SOLITUD IN THE WINTER.