How to Paint Log Cabins

Here are my tips and techniques for painting cabins and cottages as I take you through this log cabin I'm painting. By the end of this video, you should have a better understanding of where to start, how to layer the colors, and how to add the finishing details.

Full oil painting tutorials and reference: patreon.com/c/chuckblackart

MY ART:
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MATERIALS USED -
Acrylics used:
Titanium White: shrsl.com/1qfuw
Cad Yellow: shrsl.com/1qfvf
Cad orange: shrsl.com/1qfw2
Cad red: shrsl.com/1qfvv
Carbon Black: shrsl.com/1qftx
Glazing medium: shrsl.com/1qg45

Brushes used:
Flat - shrsl.com/1qg2e
Angular - shrsl.com/1qg2f
Filbert - shrsl.com/1qg27
Small round - shrsl.com/1qg23

COLOR MIXTURES -
The main color of the cabin was dark gray with a touch of reddish orange in it.
The rocks on the chimney was different levels of gray with a bit of red and a bit of orange at times for the lighter ones.
The windows were cad yellow and red, with a touch of gray to dull it down for the darker areas. As I went darker, I added more red.
That's it, black, white, red, orange, and a hint of yellow in the windows.

Professional lighting setups I recommend for artists:
5000k 96 CRI 4FT Fluorescent lamps: shrsl.com/1qp6n
Used with 4ft shop light fixture
Or
5000k GU10 LED 94+ CRI bulbs: amzn.to/31lXDvn
Used with a track light: amzn.to/2yF8rIZ

My compact setup I use on the go:
5000k LED 90+ CRI bulbs: amzn.to/2Yy1Nn1
Clamp-on light fixtures: amzn.to/2XfYzTz

Here is the complete list of the art supplies I use: bit.ly/2t5ftGV

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Thanks for watching! (: