I try to record a time lapse of me painting at least twice a month. I may not always meet that goal, but at least I try! This is my most recently recorded painting. It’s watercolor with some acrylic paint on a 4×6″ cold-pressed watercolor block.
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This under-2-minute video is a time lapse painting tutorial of actor Terry Crews. Painted on an 8×10″ hand-cut sheet of watercolor paper and using Windsor & Newton watercolor paints, this video will show my painting process in lightning speeds. Take a peek and maybe try your hand at your own portrait!
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This 2.5-minute video shows a time lapse of my most recent miniature pet portrait. It is painted on a 4×4″ hand-cut sheet of watercolor paper and using Windsor & Newton watercolor paints. Take a peek and maybe try your hand at my whimsical, messy style of pet portraiture!
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This 5.75-minute video is a time lapse painting of four dogs. Painted on a 12×12″ hand-cut sheet of watercolor paper and using Windsor & Newton watercolor paints, this video shows different angles as I complete the portrait. Take a peek and maybe try your hand at my whimsical, messy style of pet portraiture!
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This under-3-minute video is a time lapse painting tutorial of The Late Show host Stephen Colbert. Painted on an 8×10″ hand-cut sheet of watercolor paper and using Windsor & Newton watercolor paints, this video will show my painting process in lightning speeds. Take a peek and maybe try your hand at your own portrait!
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This 7.5-minute video is a time lapse painting tutorial of celebrity Tom Hiddleston, in his role as Marvel Comic’s “Loki.” Painted on an 8×10″ hand-cut sheet of watercolor paper and using Windsor & Newton watercolor paints, this video will show how I create my sketch, prep my surface, and what paint colors I have on hand during the rapid painting process. Take a peek and maybe try your hand at your own portrait!
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This 4-minute video is a time lapse painting of Billie, the Chihuahua mix. Painted on a 6×6″ hand-cut sheet of watercolor paper and using Windsor & Newton watercolor paints, this video shows different angles as I complete Billie’s portrait. Take a peek and maybe try your hand at my whimsical, messy style of pet portraiture!
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This 12-minute video covers, start-to-finish, my process for painting a custom pet portrait. Painted on a 6×6″ hand-cut sheet of watercolor paper and using Windsor & Newton watercolor paints, I offer a voiceover discussion of my steps when creating these paintings. Take a peek and maybe try your hand at my whimsical, messy style of pet portraiture!
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