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Richard Budig · 08-26-2004, 08:18 PM

Jeff:

I've seen all but one of Greene's tapes (his latest pastel tape), and studied with him twice. If you want to improve your drawing skills, I'd recommend his portrait drawing tape over his oil/pastesl tapes. I use a modified version of his portrait drawing technique. I'm not saying he's the first or last word on the subject, but he as some creditable ideas. Just a thought.

And, while I have your attention, have you (or anyone else) ever bought any of the John Micheal Carter portrait tapes? Or, how about Paul Leveille? Carter has a two-reeler for $130, and Leveille has a one-reeler for $50.

I'd like some feedback from anyone about these, please.

08-26-2004, 08:18 PM	#3
Richard Budig Juried Member Joined: Oct 2002 Location: Lincoln, NE Posts: 260	Greene's Portrait Drawing Tape Jeff: I've seen all but one of Greene's tapes (his latest pastel tape), and studied with him twice. If you want to improve your drawing skills, I'd recommend his portrait drawing tape over his oil/pastesl tapes. I use a modified version of his portrait drawing technique. I'm not saying he's the first or last word on the subject, but he as some creditable ideas. Just a thought. And, while I have your attention, have you (or anyone else) ever bought any of the John Micheal Carter portrait tapes? Or, how about Paul Leveille? Carter has a two-reeler for $130, and Leveille has a one-reeler for $50. I'd like some feedback from anyone about these, please.