Matt Smith's Approach to Painting | In the Studio
Join Matt Smith as he explains why creating small, finished paintings can be invaluable for refining your ideas and techniques, and how they serve as excellent references for larger projects. He also discusses his passion for the subject matter found in the desert and what motivates him to continue painting. 0:00 - Introduction: Importance of Small Paintings 0:20 - Methods: No Tans, Thumbnails, and Small Finished Paintings 1:08 - Benefits: Using Small Paintings as References 3:26 - Common Themes in Matt's Paintings 5:57 - Consistency and Personal Interest in Subjects MATT SMITH: SIMPLIFYING THE LANDSCAPE This course is open now! https://tucsonartacademyonline.com/ma... "UNDERSTANDING NATURAL LIGHT" VIDEO SERIES https://tucsonartacademyonline.com/ma...
The Character of the Tool | Matt Smith
Creating Vibrancy with Effective Color Use | Matt Smith
Everything You Want to Know about Plein Air Painting Materials and Supplies
Painting Rocks Through Design, Not Detail | Matt Smith
Finding your Inspiration | Matt Smith
5 Tips for painting LOOSE but still REALISTIC
Tips on Identifying Natural Light | Matt Smith
Painting Into a Dry Surface | Matt Smith
Peter M. Hicks: A Landscape Painter's Perspective (Full film)
Matt Smith: Western Landscape Artist & Plein Air Painter - Epi. 124, Host Dr. Mark Sublette
The Edgar Payne Method for Atmospheric Perspective | Matt Smith
Edge Work | Matt Smith
Why Most Painters Stop Improving
Developing an Eye for Landscape Composition
Influential Artists: The Art of Matt Smith
Considerations for Painting Shallow Water | Matt Smith
Unlocking Sargent’s Secrets - The Moroccan Courtyard
Stuart Davies Oil Painting - A Big One Part 1
Jeffrey Reed New Landscape Paintings
