Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Rather than copying a specific painting from Rembrandt, the focus of this study is on understanding how the master painter approached painting, from building a dark ground through organizing shadow masses to gradually introducing light and texture. The goal isn't replication but clarity: simplifying the painting into simple stages and allowing the painting to develop naturally from there. Jacinto September explores these principles while painting a portrait of an elderly man.
Read blog: escapemotions.com/blog/rebelle-master-study-learning-from-rembrandt
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Tutorial created by @jacintoart
Rather than copying a specific painting from Rembrandt, the focus of this study is on understanding how the master painter approached painting, from building a dark ground through organizing shadow masses to gradually introducing light and texture. The goal isn't replication but clarity: simplifying the painting into simple stages and allowing the painting to develop naturally from there. Jacinto September explores these principles while painting a portrait of an elderly man.
Read blog: escapemotions.com/blog/rebelle-master-study-learning-from-rembrandt
Try Rebelle 8: escapemotions.com/products/rebelle/about
Tutorial created by @jacintoart
