Casey Baugh Workshop Day 3
Day three was Casey painting from a photgraph instead of from life. It was great to watch him work and I am especially loving the way he deconstructs his work as he is going through. I have always loved lost edges and randomness in other people’s work but haven’t been happy with the way they worked out in my own paintings. I am looking forward to adding new dimensions in my texture and applications.
unfortunately the in progress photos that I took didn’t come out very well. So here are a couple from when he started and when we took breaks.
please forgive my typing and spelling errors on these posts. I am posting from the mobile and I can’t edit text after. I may be able to correct them when I get home and get on a real computer.
Casey’s model for Day 3 is a local photographer name Josh Wool. He has a website and an Instagram (under JoshWool) and is worth checking out. Seems like a super nice guy as well.
Which of course after a day of watching someone else paint I hurried back to the hotel room to push some paint around myself.
I am really liking the brush selection that Casey recommended. Much easier to more with and get the effects I have been trying to get if you use the right brushes. Who knew 🙂
That’s as far as I made it. Day 4 will be us painting again so I will have more photos of that and hopefully will make more rabbit progress as well.
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hello! did Casey ever mention what kind of studio easel he is using there? that thing looks heavy duty!
He did indeed. He said that it was a prototype that he was helping to develop. It is pretty amazing and has a magnetic mahl stick and looks like it would be wonderful to work with. I am pretty sure he said that it was Edge Pro Gear that he was working with as that is who’s gear he uses primarily. I don’t believe it is out yet.
hey thanks a lot for the info. i’ll be waiting for it to be available then, though i’ll probably have to win the lottery first!
Yeah, you and me both! I got the impression many of his studio supplies were outside of my budget.
It’s good to have goals though 🙂