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Perspective in Mosaic Art with Darcel Deneau
First Section
Intro and Personal Interview with Darcel and Tami (5:32)
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Overview on perspective and Darcel's art (1:38)
Visual overview of tools and materials (2:41)
Choosing the proper image (1:42)
Lesson on horizon lines and vanishing points (3:26)
Scaling image from photo to work surface (2:35)
Drawing grid to work surface (2:41)
Drawing image onto substrate (6:56)
Continuation drawing image on substrate (12:44)
Evaluate drawing and image to keep perspective (9:09)
Using colored pencils for shadows and shading (11:09)
Drawing in horizon line and perspective on 3D objects (2:35)
How to create a walkway with the vanishing points (1:25)
Choosing your glass palette (9:12)
Cutting the glass, adding personal items (11:35)
Techniques for cutting specific shapes (6:09)
Take photos of your mosaic to study the depth perception (4:48)
Don't be afraid to simplify your mosaic from your image (2:24)
Choosing glass color options for shading and highlights (8:39)
Choosing specific colors of glass for reflections and dimension (4:30)
Darcel discusses the progression of the mosaic (6:09)
Continue to use the vanishing point to create perspective (2:54)
Cutting the glass shapes to create the plane (5:37)
Perspective of plants and stairs in front of house (4:16)
Cutting glass for foliage (18:14)
Laying in a tree behind the foliage (8:14)
Choosing glass for walkways and ground cover (5:16)
Replace pieces if they are not working (6:16)
Cutting large pieces for movement on the ground (3:46)
Choosing glass for more ground cover and water (3:18)
Weaving in colors for natural flow of ground cover and adding window glass (6:38)
Creating the birch tree (4:51)
Darcel's technique for cutting the glass for the sky (5:37)
Fitting the glass for the sky behind the structure and foliage (2:13)
Overview and wrap up (1:28)
BONUS: Variety of Darcel's work for inspiration
Drawing in horizon line and perspective on 3D objects
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