How I Get a Glazing Effect Using Direct Painting

Through years of studying and practicing glazing techniques, I gradually developed my own approach to painting.
Through repeated experiments with glazing, I began to understand how value, hue, chroma, temperature, and transparency interact to create depth and luminosity.
I then combined these observations with my RMix method, using it to separate and organize color relationships before applying them through direct painting.
The result is a different approach to achieving some of the depth, color richness, and luminosity traditionally associated with glazing—without relying entirely on a traditional multi-layer glazing process.
In this video, I’ll demonstrate how I combine RMix, facial planes, and direct painting to build a portrait with a glazing-like effect.
This method has been developed through years of practice, observation, and experimentation with glazing.