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• date: 10 September 2023
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What you'll learn
Painting Basic Garments
Painting Lower Garments
Painting Yellow Garments
Painting Black Garments (Kalimavki)
Painting Gold Garments and Objects
Requirements
Learners must have completed "Byzantine Iconography Painting Series 1: Painting Basics (1)
Learners must have completed "Byzantine Iconography Painting Series 1: Painting Basics (2)
Description
Welcome to Part 2 of the Painting Basics Series of Byzantine Iconography Tutorials. In these tutorials, we will continue the journey of discovering the magic of the limited tetrachrome palette while also learning to paint several types of garments that we will typically paint in icons. It is very important for beginners to practice painting different types of garments before jumping in to paint a complete icon. Often beginners place so much emphasis on the face thinking that if the face looks good, no one will notice that the garments don't. Unfortunately, it doesn't work like that... as I myself learned the hard way!Yellow garments can be difficult to paint as it's easy for them to look lifeless and flat. In Lesson 10 you will learn the secret for painting vibrant yellow garments while we learn to paint some typical lower garments that are found in full-figure icons of Christ, the Apostles as well as women saints.While strictly speaking there are no "black" garments in Byzantine iconography, there is now an expectation that contemporary monastic saints will be depicted wearing black. These black garments often end up looking lifeless, but in Lesson 11 I will be teaching you how to paint black garments that actually look radiant.Finally in the lesson 12, the last lesson in this series, we will be painting gold garments and objects.The basic material you will need for these tutorials are:PigmentsYellow Ochre (or Iron Oxide Yellow)Iron Oxide BlackLight Mars Red (or Red Ochre)Medium Mars RedTitanium WhiteGold Ochre(optional)Egg EmulsionEggWhite wineLavender or Basil essential oil2 Plastic dropper bottles for egg emulsion and waterPaint brushes (rounds with a good tip, flats and riggers) Palette for mixing paint (a sheet of glass or plexiglass is optional)Container of water for cleaning brushes.Paper towelHot press watercolour paper for painting exercises.
Overview
Section 1: PS1T10 Lower Garments - Yellow
Lecture 1 10.1 Introduction and Sketch
Lecture 2 10.2 Proplasmos
Lecture 3 10.3 Glaze and Grapsimata
Lecture 4 10.4 1st Photisma
Lecture 5 10.5 2nd Photisma
Lecture 6 10.6 3rd Photisma
Section 2: PS1T11 Black Garments
Lecture 7 Introduction
Lecture 8 11.1 Sketch
Lecture 9 11.2 Proplasmos
Lecture 10 11.3 1st Grapsimo
Lecture 11 11.4 2nd Grapsimo
Lecture 12 11.5 1st Photisma
Lecture 13 11.6 2nd Photisma
Section 3: PS1T12 Painting Gold Garments and Objects
Lecture 14 Introduction
Lecture 15 12.1 Warm-up
Lecture 16 12.2 Sketch
Lecture 17 12.3 Proplasmos
Lecture 18 12.4 1st Grapsimo
Lecture 19 12.5 2nd Grapsimo
Lecture 20 12.6 Assist
Beginners in Byzantine Iconography
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