In this YouTube video from the Norman Rockwell Museum, former models of Norman Rockwell's painting "The Recruit" describe his sense of humor and his approach to directing models.
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3 comments:
"How I Make A Picture" by Rockwell is a great book that talks about this process. Pro illustrator to his core.
Interesting that he used casein, oil and acrylic all in the same image. I wonder why, and how he managed the compatibility of all three.
Interesting that he used casein, acrylic and oil in the same image. I wonder why, and how he managed compatibility of the different materials.
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