Robert A. Johnson: Painting the Floral Still Life

This is a short preview of the ORIGINAL DVD (3 Hours) filmed by Liliedahl Video Productions during a painting demonstration at Liliedahl Fine Art Studio. Buy an original, full-length copy at: WWW.LILIPUBSORDERS.COM. Please note that the Artist is paid a substantial royalty for each sale, whereas rental of this and other videos pays neither the Artist for their performance, nor the Producer for their efforts to make this video available.

6 thoughts on “Robert A. Johnson: Painting the Floral Still Life”

Zelia Zuidema
October 11, 2012 -

God made your hands artistically !!!

I am in love with your roses !
Thank You for sharing .
Best regards,
zizi
marlee39
October 11, 2012 -

Very good instructions, love your work !
LiliedahlVideo
October 11, 2012 -

When one paints indoors, without windows, it is simply not possible to take advantage of natural daylight. You can go to energydimensionsdotcom or 1000bulbsdotcom to find similar bulbs.
LiliedahlVideo
October 11, 2012 -

This demonstration was painting using special fluorescent lighting that emitted a wavelength of 5,200 degrees Kelvin, the approx. color of daylight, and illuminated the setup, the canvas and the palette. A bulb which emits 3,200 deg. K is considered very warm and one which emits 7,000 deg. K or above is considered very cool. So, using such lighting allows one to paint in light that is essentially the same color as outdoor lighting.
ejdf870
October 11, 2012 -

HOW ON EARTH do you "approximate" daylight with an artificial bulb? PLEASE tell me, I have been trying for years. NOTHING even comes close!
archsleuth
October 11, 2012 -

I realize you want to sell your video but it would be nice if you could include HOW you paint the actual rose.

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