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In this live painting demo, Shanna explains her “search and destroy” method for choosing a painting that she considers mediocre and then taking the time to play with it to see what can be improved. Watch and learn!
Art School Live Painting Demo: Let’s Destroy a Painting
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Watercolor/oil
Love the idea not keeping a too-precious area because those areas can throw off the entire composition.
Watercolour/oil
I agree – great principle to (try to) adhere to.
I’ve certainly got loads of material to apply “search and destroy” to!
Oil/pastel
Love the subtleties of the colors!