Painting a Still Life. Impressionist Style w Margaret Aycock

These snippets came from my DVD that you can get on my blog at http://margaretaycock.com or at http://midwest-fine-art.com . Notes for the painting processcan be found at Margaretaycock.com for FREE or in my new book, " Painting the Impressionist Still Life with Margaret Aycock, also found on my blog, etsy and ebay stores and Amazon.! The actual video is about 2 hours long. I share great tools and techniques from measuring, brush strokes, composition, color mixing how and why, moving from abstract design to block in to finished painting.This is a little glimpse into my classroom while I am teaching students how to paint. I teach workshops at the Gilcrease Museum, year round classes at TCC West Campus and Zieglers Art and Frame

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Howto & Style

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• instructional painting DVD
• Impressionist oil painting
• margaret aycock
• still life
• figurative

[Danieltheartist]

this is a great teaching I learned alot of things. Its awesome. I think you have alot to teach. I hope you make more videos. I'd love to learn.

--God Bless--

[margaretaycock]

Thank you! I sure do have a good time and love my classes and the wonderful students I am blessed to get to know over the course of my classes. I will be creating another video this fall with painting reflective objects. I am still learning what works on the video producing things so thanks for hanging in there with me.

[cvjucla3]

Beautiful, Margret! You have been blessed with a wonderful talent!

[margaretaycock]

Thanks, If you're ever in town and would like to paint....check out one of my workshops at Gilcrease Museum.

[iampeeay01]

Thank you the tips. I have learned a lot from your video. thanks for sharing.

[stratotanker518]

I see this as more post-impressionist. You have a good bit of blending.

[margaretaycock]

I teach here in Tulsa at TCC West and Zieglers and teach workshops at the Gilcrease Museum...

[margaretaycock]

that is true but i am more attracted to the American Impressionists and their unique style. That is closer to what I am teaching.

[thedistinct]

nice soo helpfull i hat my professer he sucks at teaching and soo full of himself

[Danieltheartist]

I think this is a great video. Thanks for teaching me some really great things. --God Bless--

[troybrooks]

That tip about using the side of the brush is very helpful thankyou. Beautiful painting!

[margaretaycock]

Thanks for pointing out that it was disabled. I am new to the you tube thing and didn't know how to do that. I just figured it out thanks to you!