Oil Painting Materials
Oil Paints
Oil Painting: Tracing Paper
Oil Painting: Transfer Paper
Oil Painting: Paper Towels
Oil Painting: Corneas
Oil Painting: Mixing Paints for Corneas
Oil Painting: Eye Gradation
Oil Painting: Finishing the Eyes
Oil Painting: Mixing Skin Tones
Oil Painting: Skin Tone
Oil Painting: Cheeks & Forehead
Oil Painting: Filling in the Skin Tone
Oil Painting: Oil vs. Acrylic Paints
Oil Painting: Creating Shadows
Oil Painting: Adding Highlights
Oil Painting: Neck
Oil Painting: Lips
Oil Painting: Blending Colors
Oil Painting: Blending
Oil Painting: Examining From a Distance
Oil Painting: Nose
Oil Painting: Mouth
Oil Painting: Softening the Nose
Oil Painting: Defining the Eyes
Oil Painting: Refining the Eyes
Oil Painting: Eyelids
Oil Painting: Defining the Eyelids
Oil Painting: Softening the Eyes
Oil Painting: Highlighting the Eyes
Oil Painting: Highlighting the Lips
Oil Painting: Shading Above the Lips
Oil Painting: Defining the Face
Oil Painting: Adjusting the Nose
Oil Painting: Adjusting the Chin
Oil Painting: Blending Shadows
Oil Painting: Eyebrows
Oil Painting: Lightening the Face
Oil Painting: Hair
Oil Painting: Adding a 2nd Hair Level
Oil Painting: Adding a 3rd Hair Level
Oil Painting: Adding a 4th Hair Level
Oil Painting: Detailing the Hair
Oil Painting: Starting the Blouse
Oil Painting: Creating the Blouse
Oil Painting: Darkening the Blouse
Oil Painting: Blending Tones on the Blouse
Oil Painting: Defining the Edges of the Blouse
Oil Painting: Finishing Touches
Summary: Use Thalo green mixed with cobalt blue when oil painting the corneas of a girl's portrait. Learn more about painting the corneas or a girl's portrait from a professional artist in this free painting video.
Cody Davis earned his second-degree black belt in 2006. He is a great teacher of the Shaolin/Kenpo arts. Sifu Davis has been a student of the arts for more than 13 years.read more
"The outside of the cornea is also dark, almost black, so we're going to paint it black as well, with a very thin line that's like a half a millimeter wide. Now being that its oil, it's going to take several days to dry, so, of course, anything that we put down can come up quite easily. The color I want for the cornea of the eye is going to be a greener color than that is in this photograph, I'm going to paint it sort of a turquoisey, get it to be quite interesting. So I'm going to need thallo green, and I'm going to mix it with just regular cobalt, or ultramarine blue."
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colettap said
on 2/10/2010 This video is not working for me-