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4. Charcoal is a Versatile and Sustainable Source of Energy Charcoal has been used for centuries as a source of fuel, and it’s still a viable option today. Charcoal is a natural, sustainable, and versatile fuel that can be used for cooking, heating, and even power generation. It is made from the burning of organic materials such as wood, crop residue, and animal dung, and is often used in developing countries where other energy sources are not available or too expensive. Charcoal is also a great source of heat when used in a fireplace or stove, as it burns longer and hotter than wood. It’s also easy to store, making it a great choice for camping trips and other outdoor activities. Additionally, charcoal can be used to generate electricity in parts of the world where there is no access to the electrical grid. Charcoal is a reliable, clean, and renewable source of energy.
Will Rochfort is a UK-based oil painter with a distinctive narrative style. He constructs entire sets for his paintings, an approach that he likens to building a film set. In this instalment of our Artist Insights series, he discusses the impact that Americana and the Golden Age of Hollywood has had on his work, the attention to detail that goes into his sets and props, and shares his tips for artists at the beginning of their creative journey. Artist Insights: Will Rochfort Contents 0:00 Introduction 0:49 “I always say the only thing I’ve ever been good at is drawing and painting” 1:33 “If an idea sticks around, I know it’s a good one” 2:20 “It always starts with sketches” 3:27 “I build entire sets for my paintings” 4:12 “It’s like building a film set, but for one shot only” 6:00 “Even in the busiest painting, I’m drawing you to what I want you to look at” 7:00 “If I can find, buy, or rent a prop, I’ll make it out of cardboard” 7:45 “I take a deep breath, and then I start painting” 8:23 “I have four main methods to transfer the sketch onto canvas” 9:01 “Charcoal ...
“UN noise dash dot” [6th to 9th September 2024] by Matt The Unfathomable Artist, charcoal, pastels & acrylic paint on premium 115gsm medium textured cotton primed to 240gsm over 12in x 16in (30cm x 40cm) wood-fibre board (4mm), 6936 x 5160 pixels. Matt The Unfathomable Artist fans please be ready for draft by draft overload.…