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William Hook - From the Accidents category:
Experience has turned what was once 'unexpected luck' into controlled and expected results. (William Hook)
William Hook - From the Acrylics category:
Make the shortcomings of acrylic the benefits. (William Hook)
William Hook - From the Acrylics category:
Much of the color mixing can be done on the canvas. Rely on wet paint to promote natural results. (William Hook)
William Hook - From the Finishing category:
Dry brush details are finishing touches that will make the painting come together. A contrasting light pigment works best in the sunlit areas. (William Hook)
William Hook - From the Light category:
The secret to painting shadow is in the amount of bounced light you see in the shadow itself. (William Hook)
William Hook - From the Painting category:
Larger paintings can influence even the very best painters to become slow in their work. (William Hook)
William Hook - From the Photography category:
A dark contrasting photo will never work. I study the light at the time I photograph and recall that mental note when painting. (William Hook)
William Hook - From the Profession category:
If you persist in looking at your profession as if it were a hobby or avocation you will never do anything in art. You have to live in art. (William Hook)
William Hook - From the Technique category:
The finished painting is a combination of techniques; however, impasto is achieved through light strokes of paint with no additives. (William Hook)
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