Oils
Martin Kinnear
The finished painting Majesty of the Hills, oil on canvas, 71x941⁄2in. (180x240cm)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
■ Learn good painting practice from first block in to final brushstroke
■ How to work up the focal point
Painting is half about doing and half about planning. Last month I looked at key ideas in painting planning and discussed how they might be used to create an atmospheric oil, which captured the majesty of the hills of northern England, near a new studio I have leased.
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About Leisure Painter
Welcome to the December issue of Leisure Painter. We have a plethora of styles, media and ideas for you to follow this month. David Bellamy introduces his techniques for using watercolour pencils when sketching landscapes, and Hazel Soan completes her series on painting wildlife in watercolour with three exciting demonstrations, culminating in the lion's head you see on this month's front cover. Charles Evans offers a step-by-step demonstration of a snow scene, which is just perfect for a Christmas card, and Judith Milne gives ideas and inspiration for producing floral cards for this time of year. There is a tutorial on painting reflections in different types of water, good composition ideas and an array of tips, techniques, practical advice and demonstrations to inspire you. Enjoy your month of painting.