Ep 101 – Cesar Santos : Technique and Process

Patreon and Paypal link I’m delighted to have Cesar Santos back on the podcast. It is nearly two years since he was last on and in the intervening time I have added a lot of in-depth technical questions that I never got to ask him. So here he is, larger than life and ready to answer all those questions about his technique and practice. We talk about Miami, Texas, dust, Florence, fetching water, and art, lots of art and painting . . . Here are the main points of what we talk about: Art Basel Miami, Art prejudices, Classical purism, Salvator Mundi, Origins of painting, Syncretism, Portraiture, Projection, Drawing, Sketchbooks, Underpainting, Color palette, Substrates, Mediums, Lighting, Charcoal, Large-scale drawings, Genius, Following opportunity, Success, Art books, Vlogging, Teaching in America, Marketing, Workflow, Being a YouTuber,   To find out more about Cesar and his work http://www.santocesar.com/ Referenced in the podcast . . . My article about the Salvator Mundi sale. Old Renaissance Painting Sells For Elephant Bucks. New Renaissance Paintings Sell For Peanuts. Nitrim Charcoal Cesar’s Vlog Books Charles Bargue Drawing Course Cesar’s DVDs Cesar Santos: Secrets of Portrait Painting Cesar Santos: Secrets of Figure Drawing   Thanks for listening! Click here to support the podcast.   Subscribe on iTunes Theme music by The Argyle Pimps. Thanks lads.

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“One of the best ART broadcasts I've ever listened to.” These long form podcasts are like listening in on a really interesting conversation you might overhear in a pub or a coffee shop. Artist and writer, John Dalton is joined by outstanding artists as they discuss the nitty gritty of art making and living the creative life. Guests include, Vincent Desiderio, Teresa Oaxaca, Bo Bartlett, Nicolás Uribe, Colleen Barry, Will St. John, Cesar Santos, Daniel Sprick, Ali Cavanaugh, Alyssa Monks, Lee Price, Brad Kunkle, Steven Assael, Ashley Longshore, Adrien Stein, Stephen Bauman, Adam Miller and Felicia Forte among others . . . For show notes and images go to http://www.johndalton.me