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Speed Painting in Watercolors "Moose" by Warrick Holfeld

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Uploaded by on Jun 4, 2007

This painting took me 30+ hours to complete, and was done only using watercolors.
1 minute of video equals about 8 hours of painting.
Size: 19"x30"

To view the final product in high resolution www.warrickholfeld.com/moose.htm
Feel free to comment or show your support by adding me http://myspace.com/timelapseart
To contact me to buy prints or for questions go to warrickholfed.com or email me wildlifeart@warrickholfeld.com
This is my first speed painting but I am planning on doing all my future pieces this way.

Song: Furious Angel by Rob Dougan

I mounted a digital camcorder overhead to film the time-lapse. This is my first speed painting video. I decided to record the whole process so that other artist or people looking to buy artwork can see the whole process. Hopefully being on Youtube and having people all over the world see and comment on my work.

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  • Sorry for the confusion, my son posted this for me. I only laid in the initial light brown with watercolor, the rest was done with gouache. Also it was done on illustration board. And I used winsor and newton designer gouache. If you want to see really great work done with gouache, google carl brenders.

  • for those who are wondering you can do light on dark in watercolor using dry brush. That means your brush starts dry, then you load the liquid watercolor paint without adding water (or very little) and apply it to the painting. i guess you could say this is more of a gouache style because of the opacity of the tones he's using.

  • Sorry for the confusion, my son posted this for me. I only laid in the initial light brown with watercolor, the rest was done with gouache. Also it was done on illustration board. And I used winsor and newton designer gouache. If you want to see really great work done with gouache, google carl brenders.

  • Beautiful work. Was this all watercolor? I seen you going light over dark quite a bit and I didn't think that was possible. Pardon my ignorance, I use oils only and would like to give water color a try sometime.

  • Sorry for the confusion, my son posted this for me. I only laid in the initial light brown with watercolor, the rest was done with gouache. Also it was done on illustration board. And I used winsor and newton designer gouache. If you want to see really great work done with gouache, google carl brenders.

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  • So awesome when you can actually see the paint dry

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  • that was really cool how you did the background trees during the first minute of this video...thats a way that ive never seen before and it looks so much more realistic

  • beautiful painting how long did it take u to really understand and learn to control gouache? i havent used it yet but i will soon

  • Damn this is good 18 people clicked dislike because there jealous

  • I thing this is a acrillic tecnic

  • Magnifique travail!Félicitations!

  • hey everyone!

    i just uploaded a video of an oil painting that took me 5 months to finish.

    i would like to get some feedback on it. so if everyone that reads this could check it out and let me know what you think it would help me out! the video is called -- monumental oil painting- from start to finish. thanks everyone!

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