Maybe you already know and use this gradient technique, but I didn't.
Yes, I know this is a nail art tutorial - but this method can be used in painting on canvas and paper too, not just on nails. Here's the link. Feel free to post what you come up with, if you try it.
This is the first of four parts of a painting demonstration by US artist and designer, Janey Kenoyer:
This is an artist who knows how to "make love to" the camera, don't you think?!
If you watch the whole four parts you might gain some painting tips.
Just in case you're planning to upload a video to YouTube: apparently the picture which represents your YouTube video is taken from half way through it, so if you're organised &/or rehearsed enough to know how long your video will be, you need to pose for a moment, or otherwise make sure there'll be a great, representative picture on screen, at the halfway mark.
I love colourful, happy, carefree, quirky art. I've been involved in twelve central Queensland art exhibitions, two of which were two person exhibitions, and one was a solo exhibition.
