Patti Brady, Creating Seductive Surfaces, Part 1

Patti Brady, Director of Golden's Working Artist Program, demonstrates the creation of a series of 'seductive surfaces', using a variety of techniques and materials.

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhFpEDcSOss

Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJw-zqZDyS4

To see a complete, higher resolution version of all three videos, please go to this section of our website:

http://www.goldenpaints.com/artist/PattiVideo.php

For more information go to our website

http://www.goldenpaints.com/technicaldata/techsheets.php

or contact Technical Support

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800-959-6543
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[GoldenPaints]

Thanks for the comments. And yes, we definitely are aware of the size issue! Unfortunately this video was shot well before we started our YouTube channel and at this point it is not possible to create a larger format version. That said, we still felt the piece had valuable information so wanted to make it available.

[9doves]

Thanks for your video. I have been curious about your products- especially eager to learn about image transfer. I don't know what format you used for shooting your video, but the image was small as compared to the others I see here on YouTube. Larger would be better.

[GoldenPaints]

Hi Suzet! Thanks for the feedback and comments. We would love to know what other products/techniques you would like to see? If you had any thoughts along those lines, just send an email and we can put those on our list of potential topics to cover in upcoming videos. We are always looking for ways to better serve our customers' needs, so knowing what they want is really important to us.

Thanks again for stopping by and letting us know your thoughts.

[SuzetsStudio]

Please make more videos for the products. I find them really helpful. I am still not sure if I am using the products to the fullest potential. It is too expensive to do a lot of experimenting with. Patty's book is really helpful, but I still have questions about some applications.

[GoldenPaints]

Thanks for coming by and watching!!

We truly appreciate it.

[sylviatorres51]

This was very helpful. I hope you continue!

S. Torres