Paintings that Glow with David Cheifetz DVD

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David Cheifetz is a master at making paintings “Glow”   You will be inspired as you watch David use a palette knife to create his much recognizable paintings.  David shares all his knowledge that has propelled him to the top of the art world.   

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David Cheifetz inspires us all in this painting instructional video by showing us how he uses a palette knife to make his paintings “glow”    

David is an internationally acclaimed and collected artist who continues to push the limits of contemporary realist oil painting.

“Reflecting the language of dreams, these dark, hyperrealistic tableaux suggest bizarre and intriguing narratives. Cheifetz paints alla prima, an oil painting technique in which wet paint is applied to previous layers of wet paint. He works without detailed underpainting or studies, creating atmosphere through prominent, expressive brushstrokes and strong chiaroscuro.”
-Artsy.net

David and his family live in Seattle.

Enjoy these other works by David.

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Weight .5 lbs

1 review for Paintings that Glow with David Cheifetz DVD

  1. Ivy (verified owner)

    Amazing!! This is all painted with a palette knife. He mixes pigment in small batches (many chances to see how he mixes values), and with a meticulously delicate application, blends pigment on the panel. No distracting dialog, simple no-nonsense instruction for a dark tonal painting with a glowing center of interest. Video is well-produced. Still life, palette, and panel are all visible in a split screen. Sit back and try to guess what he’s going to do next. Round objects and translucence are convincing. Highlight on metal bell looks like fire. Just fabulous, what a great surprise!

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