Art Q&A - Copyright w/ Lachri
Today's art question is "I would never think of reproducing or taking credit for anyone else's work. I do print out images which have features I want in my image. As I improve I am getting better at simply viewing them quickly without having to keep them around. My work always ends up as my own so is it right to view these images as a reference while I'm working on mine?"
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Sites I mentioned for reference material:
http://morguefile.com
http://pixabay.com
http://pmp-art.com
http://www.jasonmorgan.co.uk/
http://wildlifereferencephotos.com
http://graphicstock.com
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Time lapse and speed painting tutorials and demonstrations by award winning artist Lachri. Learn how to paint portraits, surreal landscapes, pets, lions, tigers, and birds...pretty sure a Wizard of OZ reference should be made right about now. Get tips and watch techniques for working in acrylic and oil paint, carbon pencil, graphite and colored pencil.
This video was shot using the Canon VIXIA HF G20 HD camcorder.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiDEj7WEZoI&feature=share&list=PLD949BAB3C3D38CDE
