Mitchell Albala Interviewed on Charlie Hunter’s “Reasonably Fine Art Talk”

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I was a guest on Charlie Hunter’s “Reasonably Fine Art Talk” on Feb 2, 2022. As an “artiste extraordinaire” (his work appear in my new book), Charlie asked great questions. This 45-minute art talk offers a particularly good overview of my work. Starting at minute 8:00, we look at eight works from four different series. Find all of Charlie’s Reasonably Fine Art Talks at YouTube. 

HIGHLIGHTS

08:00 | Eight paintings in 22 minutes
30:00 | The Landscape Painters Workbook
32:00 | The 80/20 rule
35:00 | Notan
38:15 | Composition – Variation, movement, and active negative space


 

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About Author

Mitchell Albala is a painter, workshop instructor, and author. His semi-abstract and atmospheric landscapes have been exhibited nationally and are represented in corporate and private collections. He is the author of the two best selling books on landscape painting in the nation: "The Landscape Painter's Workbook: Essential Studies in Shape, Composition, and Color” (Rockport Publishers, 2021) and “Landscape Painting: Essential Concepts and Techniques for Plein Air and Studio Practice" (Watson-Guptill, 2009). In addition to leading plein air workshops in Italy, Mitchell also teaches workshops throughout the Pacific Northwest. He has lectured on Impressionism and landscape painting at the Seattle Art Museum and has written for "International Artist" and "Artists & Illustrators" magazines. He also hosts a popular painting blog, which holds a top 20 spot on Feedspot.com's "Top 90 Painting Blogs for Artists."

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