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with John Crump
Filmed on location in a beautiful spot above the town of Glenorchy, New Zealand painter John Crump demonstrates how to set out a landscape on the canvas, how to mix colours, how your brushwork can look “painterly,” and other skills that every artist needs.
Running Time: 53 minutes.
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John Crump's painting journey began in the 1960s. Well-known as a 'NZ impressionist' John's style of painting is celebrated in New Zealand and beyond. His bold, confident brushwork and beautiful color and drawing of landscape, and his ability to catch a fleeting moment of nature helped steer him toward plein air painting in the outdoors. John has been teaching painting for many years and is a favorite with students around the world.
John Crump's painting journey began in the 1960s. Well-known as a 'NZ impressionist' John's style of painting is celebrated in New Zealand and beyond. His bold, confident brushwork and beautiful color and drawing of landscape, and his ability to catch a fleeting moment of nature helped steer him toward plein air painting in the outdoors. John has been teaching painting for many years and is a favorite with students around the world.
Website: www.johncrump.co.nz
Love it! 😠A must have for all landscape painters. Learn and watch him create his style, plus heaps tips and tricks from a top artist. Thanks John and Richard.
"Glenorchy Waters" Oil on Linen by John Crump
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