05: Camille Przewodek, Plein Air Colorist

Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese Wood

Antrese Wood

Education, Arts, Visual Arts, Self-improvement

4.8 • 941 Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2014

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Camille Przewodek is a master at capturing light and using the color it creates to set the mood in her plein air landscapes. Camille and Antrese talk about what set Camille apart in her marketing campaigns, the importance of mindset, and the dedication it takes to master your oil painting skills (hint: it takes longer than a weekend!). Support the show And hey - if this episode hit home, do me a favor, leave a review on Apple Podcast or come say hi on Instagram: @savvypainterpodcast I’d ...

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Candice McFarland, and you're listening to the Sabby Painter Podcast, episode number five.
0:05.6	Welcome to the Savvy Painter Podcast, the podcast for artists who mean business.
0:12.1	Here's your host, Antrice Wood.
0:15.0	Hey Antrice here and welcome to another episode of the Savvy Painter
0:19.7	podcast. I want to take a quick second to thank everyone who has left me reviews on iTunes.
0:24.8	I really appreciate it.
0:26.6	Thank you so much for taking the time to do that.
0:29.2	It's a big help because it helps other people find the show.
0:32.4	On today's episode I have Camille Preswatic.
0:35.0	If you don't know Camille's work, she is a master at capturing light
0:40.0	and using the color it creates to set the mood in her plain air landscapes.
0:44.6	It was a workshop with Henry Henshi that solidified her love for light and color, and
0:49.3	how with the right light and the eye to see it, a mundane scene is transformed into a thing of beauty.
0:56.0	Camille, thanks for being here with us today.
0:58.0	Glad to be here. I love to talk about my art and color.
1:02.0	Can you tell me a little bit about... love to talk about my art and color.
1:03.0	Can you tell me a little bit about your early days and how you got started as an artist?
1:08.0	Well, I went to Wainstay University and I majored in painting and also sculpture. This was in the early 70s and basically through paint.
1:19.0	So then I moved from Detroit, that was in Detroit, then I moved from Detroit to San Francisco and
1:27.0	had painting but kind of reached a wall. I didn't really feel like I had any more to say as an artist and got into history and
1:36.1	political science. I actually was ready to go to Berkeley and major in political science. And I looked, I was looking at through an illustrator's annual that my brother had. He was a big influence. He used to take me to museums when I was a kid and I thought wow because I was supporting myself as a legal secretary so what I was doing is painting at night and then working during the day as a legal secretary.
2:05.0	But I looked at the illustration annual and I was really impressed with the kind of artwork that I saw.
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