Turner Bistre Oil Painting of Glass of Water and Coffee Pot

The Turner Bistre Oil Painting glass of water and coffee pot is a painting after the amazing painter Chardin.

Using Turner Bistre Oil Colour

To carry out a task like the Turner Bistre Oil Painting of Glass of Water and Coffee Pot, start using Turner Bistre Oil Colour as in this example of the painting after Chardin in 1760, all one needs it the Turner Bistre Oil paint, a tiny amount of White and a Spot of Black, the importance of creating a painting is that you must understand the values in the painting and the object more that anything ells, some people like to squint their eyes when looking at the subject that is to be painted, this is common practice, however there are many different ways of doing this from using a glass filter at in our modern day of apps one can use an app like Value Viewer or AccuView. I personally try to just look at the object and see the values as they are, this way I train my eye to recognise value at a glance in almost anything, just take a look at the Turner Bistre Oil painting of  Glass of water and coffee pot

Seeing Value

If you are new to the subject or just starting to realise the importance of value in a painting or even a small sketch, then start by looking at the clouds and try to figure out how different they are in light and dark, then put on some sunglasses and take a further look and you will start to notice the difference, continue to practice and once you start to get the feel for it, start to look at a landscape in exactly the same manner, be sure to try to see the different values without the sunglasses and then try the sunglasses, take a look at the still life of the Turner Bistre Oil painting Glass of Water and Coffee pot.

What is Bistre

Bistre has been used as far back as the 14th century as an ink, but was 1st written in English the 17th century, known artist to have used Bistre ink are many including, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Gainsborough and many more.

What is New about Bistre

Marc A Turner has created the all new Turner bistre Oil Colour, this modern day creation of a traditional  artist product is a move forwards in traditional painting that includes a modern approach to the traditions of the old master Painters, Turner bistre Oil gives you the opportunity to create modern works using old techniques.

Bistre Oil Paintings

Turner Bistre Oil Painting Glass of water and coffee pot, and the above Bistre paintings, from left to right, A Young Child by marc A Turner, Jan by Marc A Turner, Bistre Portrait by Louis Smith of the Realist Academy Manchester

Where Can I buy The Turner Bistre Oil Colour

You can purchase the Turner Bistre Oil Colour from this link

Marc A Turner