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Roy I just found your videos. I really love them because you are TEACHING as you paint. Going through the thought process in how you make decisions and how you paint as you do it is really helpful! Also thinking ahead about obstacles and the planning process and why you would do something first or next is essential!! THANK YOU! (I assume you are painting in oil, but I would really like to see some videos about how to use acrylics or Golden Opens in Plein air painting.)

0:31. The scene behind you, is the scene you painted...You made that Sycamore, FAR MORE INTERESTING in your painting. You have some sort of darker outline, that gives the tree POUNCE...Which the real Sycamore does not have. A painting style all your own....If you painted that tree, as it REALLY LOOKED, the bright high lights of that tree would be lost in the bright sky.

Can you d a video on the wasle you are using? If it is DIY can you show how you made it? Great paintings.

Useful!

What easel are you using?

Beautiful! I noticed that you Paint with little amount of pigment and it works so well. When I use color in my case I see that there is some transparency there and it makes the painting harder. It's the brush?(Filbert brush, thin hair) It's the color brand? Thanks a lot!!!!

1. Find the contrast: by a dark and light value for shadow-lightest. 2. Plant It Out: Give yourself a plan by mapping Sketch Out Value Study with 3-4 (light-middle-dark) values with big shapes 3. Establish a Value Pattern: quickly work with/ a large value pattern & Fix everything in a position prior to breaking down value family 4. Create Unity: out of Multiplicity like repeating lines, shapes, textures, or colors 5. Know When to Stop: step by and look at your painting during the process

You are amazing

It looks like the old type paintings.. would like to see what you are looking at every now and then. First time watching it is beautiful. I use acrylics but will use of your tips. Thank you

Great video. What easel sre you using?

Not enough info on painting videos about important things like: What is the canvas surface like, this one looks easy to push paint around on. Most acrylic primed canvases aren't like that, usually they're too rough or absorbent and hard on brushes. If the surface is too slick, paint gets too streaky and hard to paint over with other paint. What are you thinning the paint with, just OMS? Or with some oil added? Anything?

This is the best plein air tutorial I have found so far, with a very informative lesson. Thanks so much for sharing this!!!

Glad I found your channel

the farm equipment is as important to the story as anything can be.

the shapes complimenting the colors.

Nice

This was an excellent video! You answered every question I had about getting started. I can’t wait to get out there! Weather is finally cooling off here in southern Arizona!

Are you using oils or acrylic?

❤

Curius to learn from you

Great video Roy!!

Nice painting Roy - here are my tips for better videos. 1, loose the music, it's rubbish. 2, stop the high speed playback. 3, let's have more paintings 👍

So full of life, and wonderful colors!

What a lovely painting ! Also I'm kind of envious of your Painting Dudes Gang :D It was amazing to watch all of you painting brilliant paintings. Thanks for sharing ! I want to try Plein air oil painting . It was Really helpful !

I loved watching you work, your process. I love it! Very well done.

Am loving your videos - so concise and helpful. Thanks so much! Curious as to how long it took you to paint this scene? And could you (or have you) addressed your brushes and mediums, if any? When you tone the canvas, is it strictly with oil, oil mixed with a bit of odorless turpentine or linseed oil? Apologies if you have already addressed this somewhere and I just haven’t gotten there yet!

Was that Justin Vining? I just saw him in Door County last month

I find making thumbnail sketches super challenging. I know i should make them and often do but they don’t really help me and mostly just frustrate me. I should probably just focus on making a ton of them to find the groove but if you have any tips that would be great!

Would help tremendously if you had a second camera so you could show the scene you are painting from. Gives the viewer so much more to relate to

you need to work on your editing skills. speaking only in my right ear is unpleasant. as well as combining tiktok style 2 seconds snippets. looks like you're a 5 yo. you earned "never recommend the channel" from me. all the best.

Yes it helped! I would love to see more cityscapes and downtowns. They can be so busy that I give up before I start 😅

Nice tractor porn. :LOL

on the right,,,, is that a dumpster? What is the item on the left? lawnmower?

Have you done a video with just focusing on how to set up the pallet with cool and warm colors?

Can you show figures in the distance with your scenes?

I love how you exaggerated the slope and shade to the left of the barn. Bravo.

I like the story.

What size is this one?

Excellent, helpful video. Tip #6 was a new one for me. Thanks.

I am learning so much from your videos!! Thank you so much for sharing them with everyone!!

Oh, I see. It’s like watching a JPEG file load incrementally. Great video.

Awesome videos. They are so informative and helpful! I can't wait to try to apply these tips to my own paintings!

This is my second or maybe 3rd time watching this video. I love watching your process. Would you consider sharing your palette for this painting? Especially your choices in mixing greens? Thank you!

Love each of your paintings, your ability to see, to tell the story, vibrant colors. I'm so glad I found your channel!

When painting oil paintings, mixing colors becomes tiresome and anxious as time goes by. That always leads to failure. Do you have any know-how to overcome it?

Beautiful work, so painterly! And you shared some lovely memories too! Thank you!!

How do you know where to put everything and which colours to use 😩

Boníssimo.

I just bought equipment to build myself a pochade set up, it’s super simple. I’ve never plein air painted OR oil painted to this’ll be interesting

I don't recall seeing a video so replete with such gems before. Thank you for sharing this.