Glass still life

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By Brandi Bowman in Art Tutorials > Painting Tutorials Painting glass realistically in oil paint so that it looks like glass—transparent, shiny, and thin—may seem like a complicated challenge, but it’s really not as difficult as you would think. The key is to keep it simple and avoid overworking the light reflections. Here are the steps I take when painting a wine glass, or any other clear glass, in a still life painting: 1. Set up your still life with one light […]

With an eye to detail, Cath's pencil drawings have earned her many clients, as well as work in public and private collections, in England, America and Switzerland. Her drawings have featured in ma...

David Jamieson Instructor of Drawing and Painting. David Jamieson began studying painting at the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto, and received an MFA cum laude from the New York Academy of Art where he was awarded the first Prince of Wales Scholarship from that institution. He has taught figure drawing, painting and anatomy to …

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I'm particularly fond of "shiny things" and enjoy painting the surprising reflections in glass and metal.

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