Watch: Secrets of Sketching en Plein Air > Paul Kratter’s paintings embody the light, atmosphere, and emotion that only an accomplished artist can convey. Paul, along with many experienced fine art painters comes from an illustration background that instills strong drawing and design skills and a robust belief in graphic shapes and storytelling. This is prevalent in Paul’s work as a skillful and accomplished landscape artist.
In case you missed it, check out this interview below with Paul Kratter, who demonstrates helpful techniques for sketching en plein air. Bonus: Learn how to paint trees with Paul’s 5-star art video workshop, “Mastering Trees.”
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Blog post prepared for the web by Cherie Dawn Haas, Editor of Plein Air Today
Have you ever used a mirror in your studio, on the other side of the room, in order to view your painting and get the feeling of Distance? I do that and feel that it is very effective.
Very nice painting Paul. What brand of sap green are you utilizing.