This popped up in my feed. What an amazing artist. I googled Dennis Perrin & was crushed to read his obituary. His technique is truly a simple method to follow with breathtaking results. Condolences to his family- what a legacy he leaves behind. Thank you for sharing your love of painting, inspiring & teaching.
Many painting demonstrations rightly point out the importance of values in colour. However his demonstration goes further and succinctly describes the importance of temperature as a crucial element of painting extracted from just 5 base colours.. Another crucial aspect of the painters technique not mentioned but observed, is the constant cleaning of his brushes with paper towels to ensure that his values and temperatures remain constant with every carefully considered brush stroke, this ensures that the painting won't get "muddy", a constant problem for many beginners. Also note that Dennis barely mentioned "roses" or " petals" in his vocabulary , this is because he is not painting roses or petals, he is painting shapes and relationships. this state of mind is summed up at 1:13:00 when a member of the audience tried to point out that a variety of one rose was harder to paint, his reply was priceless : "..only if you think of them as roses....it will intimidate you...stay in the abstract world where there are no names, no definitions or beauty, it's just there ... when you are in the abstract world everything is the same and it's just easier to paint from that place". This video was captivating to watch.
I found one of his paintings in a thrift store a couple of months ago….I loved the pink roses set against the taupe background….I just looked his name up this evening and saw this. I am dumbfounded that it was at the thrift store. I am sorry to hear he passed away.
Sherrie McGraw said that if you think each time, before you make your mark/stroke on the canvas, you will improve greatly as an artist. We saw that beautifully demonstrated in this excellent demo!!
I ve been painting a long time. Studied at the art students league years ago. I got so much out of Dennis Perrin's Rose painting demonstration. I painted along while watching. Thank you so much.. All the best.
what a gem to see this great artist share his knowledge - the surrounding noise its what it is. many times artists joke and laugh while working - its all fun no interruption
Palette colours : Cad yellow light , titanium white , cad. Red med. cad red dark , Ali’z crimson, cerulean blue , cobalt blue , ivory black , viridian green ( uses ultra marine blue to darken colours , not black ). Short flats and filberts and cheraz
So exciting and riveting to watch each brushstroke! The work with the palette was greatly instructive as well. Thank you so much for the chance to able to watch it!
I was following him on Instagram. I admired his paintings and technique. I was very sad when I read the news of his death on his page. He was a very valuable artist
Wonderfull process to watch - and I am excited that you show that Winsor Newton water soluble paint and water soluble painting medium - can be so beautifull to work with - and a wonderfull palet that is shown in a phantastic way showing the importance of values, temperature - and the power of brushstrokes -
Excellent demonstration by a fantastic artist I only had basically one question to ask about his values and he explained that early on in the demo. Sure was disrupting the same woman in the background asking so many petty questions.
I wish we could also see the subject he was painting, so we get a better idea of how he is tackling things on the fly. To only see the stages of progress (without a finished idea of what it's going to look like), I get that syndrome where I can only see the strokes, not the whole picture of what it's aiming for. Just a tip!
Devin Michael Roberts Thank you for your comment Devin. I think this was intended as an instructional video. As such it would have been more useful to see the source material shown constantly as a small insert.
I play the guitar, ok yeah, just gotta !, I do oil paintings only, and, graphics ( lettering, of all types, pin striping, and air brushing, since 1970, and I love hotrod cars,,,that's pretty much me !
The lighting on the canvas went too dark about halfway through plus camera person never showed set up. No reflection on Dennis Perrin’s talent. He was fantastic.
I missed The series of brushes you were using.Would do you use the same brushes In oil paints that were not water-soluble? Rosemary and co, what series?
You seemed to clean your brushes in between in a glass of water? And then dried the brush in a paper towel - Is that also what you do when you have finished painting for the Day?
I found it disgusting that a demonstration by a great artist was disrupted by noise in the audience, indifferent and disrespectful people with no understanding of the value of what they were watching, it was so disappointing that this artist wasn’t honoured for his valuable teaching, I hope to see him again in a better setting.
This is the great value of a live demonstration- that being to be able to interact with the instructor. He was honored with a large audience in close quarters and did not seem to mind any noises in the audience. In fact, he invited and warmly answered questions. Sorry you were dissapointed this time
Do you think he made this video for you? For gods sake, these people who were so 'disruptive' probably paid money to attend this event, and the artist did not seem annoyed whatsoever by the audience.
Anyone who hasn't attended an artist live demonstration has no idea what it's like. Certainly there is respectful quiet as the artist gets going, as they may be describing their materials/supplies and setup. Once things get rolling the artist encourages questions. It develops into a wonderful give and take between the artist and the attendees. This may not translate well when watches after, but I can assure you it is a very impactful experience!
EN ARGENTINA ,TENEMOS UNA PARAGUAYA """!! QUE EN EL TIEMPO QUE USTED REVLEA EL PINCEL,LE HISO UN CAMPO DE ROSAS,,"" MUY FIRULETERO HACA Y DESASE,!!! NO SIRVE NI PARA VER NI ENSEÑAR ,BAY
This popped up in my feed.
What an amazing artist. I googled Dennis Perrin & was crushed to read his obituary. His technique is truly a simple method to follow with breathtaking results. Condolences to his family- what a legacy he leaves behind. Thank you for sharing your love of painting, inspiring & teaching.
Many painting demonstrations rightly point out the importance of values in colour. However his demonstration goes further and succinctly describes the importance of temperature as a crucial element of painting extracted from just 5 base colours.. Another crucial aspect of the painters technique not mentioned but observed, is the constant cleaning of his brushes with paper towels to ensure that his values and temperatures remain constant with every carefully considered brush stroke, this ensures that the painting won't get "muddy", a constant problem for many beginners. Also note that Dennis barely mentioned "roses" or " petals" in his vocabulary , this is because he is not painting roses or petals, he is painting shapes and relationships. this state of mind is summed up at 1:13:00 when a member of the audience tried to point out that a variety of one rose was harder to paint, his reply was priceless :
"..only if you think of them as roses....it will intimidate you...stay in the abstract world where there are no names, no definitions or beauty, it's just there ... when you are in the abstract world everything is the same and it's just easier to paint from that place".
This video was captivating to watch.
yes. light is always warmer than shade.
Well said!
I would have appreciated seeing the object/s he was painting while he was painting.
Finding Dennis demos on You Tube was my winning lottery ticket! Watching him painting it was a royal treat!
Thank you Dennis!
Mihaela
He will never be forgotten. His art is legendary.
I found one of his paintings in a thrift store a couple of months ago….I loved the pink roses set against the taupe background….I just looked his name up this evening and saw this. I am dumbfounded that it was at the thrift store. I am sorry to hear he passed away.
@@comet3nb Oh my goodness, what a find!
"...if our minds are quiet and our hearts are soft, it’s secrets will be revealed." So inspired! Great show.
Yes! Thank you!
Great great great video….added bonus fab conversation and no music ❤
Such a privilege to watch Mr Perrin. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this video with the rest of us! One of the best rose painting demonstrations I have ever seen on TH-cam ❤️
Sherrie McGraw said that if you think each time, before you make your mark/stroke on the canvas, you will improve greatly as an artist. We saw that beautifully demonstrated in this excellent demo!!
I ve been painting a long time. Studied at the art students league years ago. I got so much out of Dennis Perrin's Rose painting demonstration. I painted along while watching. Thank you so much.. All the best.
what a gem to see this great artist share his knowledge - the surrounding noise its what it is. many times artists joke and laugh while working - its all fun no interruption
Watching Dennis Perrin paint never gets old; fabulous demonstration, sir 👏🤩!
Palette colours : Cad yellow light , titanium white , cad. Red med. cad red dark , Ali’z crimson, cerulean blue , cobalt blue , ivory black , viridian green ( uses ultra marine blue to darken colours , not black ). Short flats and filberts and cheraz
What a generous demonstration. A beautiful painting and an interesting palette. Thank you from NZ.
Thank you so much!
So exciting and riveting to watch each brushstroke! The work with the palette was greatly instructive as well. Thank you so much for the chance to able to watch it!
Thank you for posting this! I love Dennis Perrin's work and am super excited to watch this demonstration.
You are so welcome!
I was following him on Instagram. I admired his paintings and technique. I was very sad when I read the news of his death on his page. He was a very valuable artist
Wonderfull process to watch - and I am excited that you show that Winsor Newton water soluble paint and water soluble painting medium - can be so beautifull to work with - and a wonderfull palet that is shown in a phantastic way showing the importance of values, temperature - and the power of brushstrokes -
I am trying to learn how to paint floral in a classical way - this is Gold !!!! Thank you so much for the video and demonstration 💕
Fascinating use of green in different values and temperature and injecting it into waarm and cool reds
Thank you for sharing this video. I’m inspired!
Thank you for sharing this. It is so valuable for me to express my paintings through words and upload them to the public.
So grateful for your video popping up on my screen. My challenge is to respect your lesson using a palette knife. Any advice? Thank you
Thank you for uploading this.
Wow! So beautifully simple.. for you!
thanks for this video, i enjoy it a fwd much but still, i love the value map that he mentions at the begging, break a leg all! enjoy your painting
That was so good!!!! Thank you!
Excellent demonstration by a fantastic artist I only had basically one question to ask about his values and he explained that early on in the demo. Sure was disrupting the same woman in the background asking so many petty questions.
I wish we could also see the subject he was painting, so we get a better idea of how he is tackling things on the fly. To only see the stages of progress (without a finished idea of what it's going to look like), I get that syndrome where I can only see the strokes, not the whole picture of what it's aiming for. Just a tip!
Maravilloso!
Amazing!
thanks you very much
Lei è un grande maestro ❤
Really interesting but would like to see the source material.
its clearly shown in the video many times. Right to his left.
Devin Michael Roberts Thank you for your comment Devin. I think this was intended as an instructional video. As such it would have been more useful to see the source material shown constantly as a small insert.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you!❤
Bravissimo!
I play the guitar, ok yeah, just gotta !, I do oil paintings only, and, graphics ( lettering, of all types, pin striping, and air brushing, since 1970, and I love hotrod cars,,,that's pretty much me !
The lighting on the canvas went too dark about halfway through plus camera person never showed set up. No reflection on Dennis Perrin’s talent. He was fantastic.
the best artist drawing roses 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks 🙏❤️.
I missed The series of brushes you were using.Would do you use the same brushes In oil paints that were not water-soluble? Rosemary and co, what series?
When you’re filming a demonstration always take a pic of the subject. Otherwise there no frame of reference to see how he’s interpreting.
Are those synthetic brushes?
Would be good if we saw the picture while he painted it. You can do a little window of it.
I agree. I wish we had done that.
What brand of paper towels are you using?
What brand of jam do you buy for your jam jars?
You seemed to clean your brushes in between in a glass of water? And then dried the brush in a paper towel - Is that also what you do when you have finished painting for the Day?
Dennis uses water-mixable oil paints. After each session, he cleans up with soap and water.
Why can I only see your palette and not your painting?
Gorgeous! But way too difficult for a beginner like me.
👍👍👍
Does anyone know what Dennis' painting medium is? I sure would like to try it.
He said water soluble oil at around 6:00
@@trinaah7249 It's Artisan Medium by Winsor and Newton
Can’t see the object he is painting!
I found it disgusting that a demonstration by a great artist was disrupted by noise in the audience, indifferent and disrespectful people with no understanding of the value of what they were watching, it was so disappointing that this artist wasn’t honoured for his valuable teaching, I hope to see him again in a better setting.
This is the great value of a live demonstration- that being to be able to interact with the instructor. He was honored with a large audience in close quarters and did not seem to mind any noises in the audience. In fact, he invited and warmly answered questions. Sorry you were dissapointed this time
Its a teaching demonstration for heaven’s sake!?! The questions were extremely useful.
Do you think he made this video for you? For gods sake, these people who were so 'disruptive' probably paid money to attend this event, and the artist did not seem annoyed whatsoever by the audience.
Anyone who hasn't attended an artist live demonstration has no idea what it's like. Certainly there is respectful quiet as the artist gets going, as they may be describing their materials/supplies and setup. Once things get rolling the artist encourages questions. It develops into a wonderful give and take between the artist and the attendees. This may not translate well when watches after, but I can assure you it is a very impactful experience!
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EN ARGENTINA ,TENEMOS UNA PARAGUAYA """!! QUE EN EL TIEMPO QUE USTED REVLEA EL PINCEL,LE HISO UN CAMPO DE ROSAS,,"" MUY FIRULETERO HACA Y DESASE,!!! NO SIRVE NI PARA VER NI ENSEÑAR ,BAY
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