Our esthetic, approach and styles are vastly different, but I learned a lot. He almost draws in the beginning of his piece, removing paint with qtips and paper towels similar to Burt Silverman.
Interestingly, he works on MDF board that he primes 10x. He also works pretty wet and uses water color brushes.
He's able then to start with dark washes and block in major shapes and then pull out secondary shapes by lifting out pigment.
Color comes next, again in thin layers with liquid so he's able to retain brush strokes and layer colors.
He built his own pochade system and uses a strange soap he found called. 'Man Size' to goop onto dirty brushes and then just wipe that all clean the next time he paints.
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