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The scene of the San Niccolo tower and the reflected morning light in the Arno is a popular one among artists and students of art, living in Florence. It pops out of the opposite riverbanks trees and is complimented by the remains of a mill at the weir opposite. The calmness in the water created by the weir creates beautiful reflections in the early morning and is best from 9am onwards. A civilized hour for a working artist to begin a painting.
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There are so many ways to paint a landscape or cityscape. I made a step by step demo on my blog for anyone who's interested in one particular method. There are a few other approaches that I use but I like this because it's more open to interpretation and less concerned with accuracy. This is painted in Belgrade, Serbia. Oils on canvas. The painting is being exhibited with 8…
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While researching one of my favorite landscape painters, William Turner, I learned a little about the back story of one his seascapes which now resides in the John Paul Getty Museum.
I was studying his painting method when I noticed something odd about the painting and discovered that Turner was also a master of hidden messages.…
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