Your bear is beautiful, a black bear but the light brings out the shine of the fur. Love how the trees fade and the meadow is perfect, Thanks for the video.
Yay!! Thanks so much for watching!!! The colors is what attracted me to painting this bear in the first place. I put her in a meadow of yellows so I could play off the compliments. That’s always fun for me
That Koi painting is epic! And the bear too, but the koi painting took my breath away, do you have the footage of that please upload that, Suzanne! You Rock!
@@SuzanneBarrettJustisArtist That's no problem. My tests are going well I got 94/100 in maths and 98/100 in science and most importantly 100/100 in Art 😄
@@anaygupta3512 thanks GREAT!!! Don’t discount those awesome grades in Math and Science ….you know, before I had my art career, I was a researcher in a lab. I was in cancer research Fascinating and rewarding work.
This was so much fun to watch!! I love everything you paint, amazing to see this beautiful bear come to life in your meadow 😍 Amazing how much beautiful purple colors you used, in so many layers! I’m always struggling with that, my layers always smudge (or mix how do you call it) and then I see you paint all these layers *how does she do that* 😅 Do you use any medium in between? And I bet your students have so much fun there with you! (With fresh strawberries and whipped cream 😋) Thanks for sharing Suzanne!!
Oh Astrid. I do wish you lived closer. You could come ha g out and paint with us. Drink wine Eat strawberries with whipped cream and share painting techniques. You would fit in great with me and “my girls”. I painted with a more “direct method” of painting. That helps with not over blending. I only use Gamsol (odorless paint thinner) and linseed oil as a medium.
@@SuzanneBarrettJustisArtist Yes that would be so great! I enjoy watching your videos, you are by far my favorite artist and TH-camr. Thank you for all your work you put into your videos! Glad to see your subscribers growing, you deserve it!
Thanks so much for watching JM I love using a sword for longer grass and a dagger for shorter grass. I generally leave links to a lot of my brushes in the description of the videos. I hope that helps.
Oh. I have to use references. I did not take this photo but have permission to use but I can not post ...but when I am using my own references. I am always glad to share
Great job. showing how to use the eye to notice., and that when you started might look like others who start out , thinking HOW terrible their animal looks, but you worked through it, and it all falls into line. I had seen other just trace, enlarge and then transfer to their canvas. Your work is more loose, the way mine sort of looks, but ugh I have the habit to make it more realistic, Probably still hear in my ears not good enough. Being dyslexic growing up in the 50, -70's was not easy. Many time 365 days a year before I left for school , in school, some teachers like to embarrass some of their students. and then at home again. Wild Life was the only thing that was peaceful to me.
Well thank you so much! I like to “enjoy the ride “ when creating art…it’s rarely a calculated event. I love how you appreciate my easy way of approaching a piece. I am sorry you had a rough growing up but I’m glad wildlife brought you peace.
I don't know if your way was Easy for you, but that you HAD FUN. Your style is more loose, when I do it , I have to get the petals on the flowers, have get the lines in the leaves. Yours , the viewer is left to fill in. Mine more for someone to notice I missed something. in the puzzle. So it becomes like doing a very hard Math Problem, making hard to get the formula right. Thanks@@SuzanneBarrettJustisArtist
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Your bear is beautiful, a black bear but the light brings out the shine of the fur.
Love how the trees fade and the meadow is perfect,
Thanks for the video.
Wow. Thanks so much Shawna. I’m so glad oh enjoy the painting and this video. Your happy comments just made my day!!
Great tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Jean for watching ….I hope you gained something from watching. Happy Holidays to you.
This is Not a Boring Bear! Enjoyed thisVideo so Much!
Ha ha ha ha ha. Thanks Abby
I loved this video. The bear is not just black but has all the colors in her.
Yay!! Thanks so much for watching!!! The colors is what attracted me to painting this bear in the first place. I put her in a meadow of yellows so I could play off the compliments. That’s always fun for me
That Koi painting is epic! And the bear too, but the koi painting took my breath away, do you have the footage of that please upload that, Suzanne! You Rock!
Hi Anay. Thanks so much. The Koi were painted before I had the YouTUbe channel so unfortunately there is no video. How are your tests going??
@@SuzanneBarrettJustisArtist That's no problem. My tests are going well I got 94/100 in maths and 98/100 in science and most importantly 100/100 in Art 😄
@@anaygupta3512 thanks GREAT!!! Don’t discount those awesome grades in Math and Science ….you know, before I had my art career, I was a researcher in a lab. I was in cancer research Fascinating and rewarding work.
@@SuzanneBarrettJustisArtist Next time I'll try to get a 100 😄
This was so much fun to watch!! I love everything you paint, amazing to see this beautiful bear come to life in your meadow 😍
Amazing how much beautiful purple colors you used, in so many layers!
I’m always struggling with that, my layers always smudge (or mix how do you call it) and then I see you paint all these layers *how does she do that* 😅
Do you use any medium in between?
And I bet your students have so much fun there with you! (With fresh strawberries and whipped cream 😋)
Thanks for sharing Suzanne!!
Oh Astrid. I do wish you lived closer. You could come ha g out and paint with us. Drink wine Eat strawberries with whipped cream and share painting techniques. You would fit in great with me and “my girls”. I painted with a more “direct method” of painting. That helps with not over blending. I only use Gamsol (odorless paint thinner) and linseed oil as a medium.
@@SuzanneBarrettJustisArtist Yes that would be so great! I enjoy watching your videos, you are by far my favorite artist and TH-camr. Thank you for all your work you put into your videos! Glad to see your subscribers growing, you deserve it!
@@astridtermaat3854 Astrid. You just made my day ❤️
Wonderful paint.
What type of brush you used for the grass?
Thanks so much for watching JM I love using a sword for longer grass and a dagger for shorter grass. I generally leave links to a lot of my brushes in the description of the videos. I hope that helps.
Do you use a reference photo or is this all from your head ? It would really help if you shared your references.
Oh. I have to use references. I did not take this photo but have permission to use but I can not post ...but when I am using my own references. I am always glad to share
Great job. showing how to use the eye to notice., and that when you started might look like others who start out , thinking HOW terrible their animal looks, but you worked through it, and it all falls into line. I had seen other just trace, enlarge and then transfer to their canvas. Your work is more loose, the way mine sort of looks, but ugh I have the habit to make it more realistic, Probably still hear in my ears not good enough. Being dyslexic growing up in the 50, -70's was not easy. Many time 365 days a year before I left for school , in school, some teachers like to embarrass some of their students. and then at home again. Wild Life was the only thing that was peaceful to me.
Well thank you so much! I like to “enjoy the ride “ when creating art…it’s rarely a calculated event. I love how you appreciate my easy way of approaching a piece.
I am sorry you had a rough growing up but I’m glad wildlife brought you peace.
I don't know if your way was Easy for you, but that you HAD FUN. Your style is more loose, when I do it , I have to get the petals on the flowers, have get the lines in the leaves. Yours , the viewer is left to fill in. Mine more for someone to notice I missed something. in the puzzle. So it becomes like doing a very hard Math Problem, making hard to get the formula right. Thanks@@SuzanneBarrettJustisArtist
When you going to be back in the cove again
Hi John. Which Cove are you referring to? Cade’s Cove? I love getting out in Nature for sure…it’s where I find the best inspiration !
Cades cove duzzem
@@johnball1182 it’s not too far from me. I will probably wait till Spring when it’s warmed up a bit
I live bout 1 hour 45 away
@@johnball1182 huh….I’m in Kingsport TN…where are YOU?