My Golden Glow is based on Bob Ross’s painting “Golden Glow”. If you haven’t had the opportunity to watch the grace of Bob Ross. Check it out below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oUlprtyhn0
Bob Ross uses oil paint and a wet on wet technique. Just some background information, oil paint takes a long time to dry, up to a day. Acrylic paint dries a lot quicker than oil paint, thus makes it more difficult to use a wet on wet technique. Clive5Art uses acrylic paint but also has additional liquids, what he states is “liquid clear” to enable the paint to stay wet to work with it. I was unable to find liquid clear at Michael’s when I went to restock on paint.
I used Clive’s video once again to base my painting on. I enjoy his videos because it is clear, and to the point, and be provides different levels of paintings for the viewers. As I did not have all the colours and supplies that Clive has, improvisation was needed.
In my painting, I was very impressed with how it turned out. It is my favourite painting that I have done in my learning project. Furthermore, I was able to tackle my goal of exploring iMovie and the YouTube video editor. In my video, I decided to do a stop motion video of a picture every 30 seconds. This allowed me to shorten my video extensively. Through my short clip, one is able to view my painting process. Below is the painting that I completed.
Ashton Mills
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