Thank you, Clare, for taking the time to share this. The end result was great. It's exceptionally valuable, also, to see some of the mundane things that would often be edited out of a video such as the way you premix your palette. I think I need some Cobalt Teal in my life!
Lovely to see the fresh painting emerge. I resonate with travelling light and put paint in the small plastic pill containers - have put labels over the “ mon”, “tues” etc, but your ‘storage tube’ looks better, an6 details would be appreciated. Thanks.
Thank you for posting,I really enjoyed it! Can you tell me the name of the paint carrying tube you have there? What a great way to carry the paints for plain air!
Did you know you can get heated gloves? They're very clever and if you're going to do these winter sessions in Cornwall then maybe they'd be really helpful. I feel like I've learned something and it's really interesting watching your process Clare, muito obrigado amiga 💛💚❤
Thank you Nick - what a fab idea, I'm deffo going to have a look for some heated gloves, they could be the answer as finding the windy winter coasts rather chilly! Glad you found you learnt something from the video, take care :-)
Once again a great painting and video. I’m interested in the gloves you wear to protect you from the solvents and paints. What are they, please? I use very thin surgeon-like gloves but they are so thin that I think the products I use may be able to pass through the material and onto my skin. Yours look to be thicker and substantially more protective.
Hello Skass, the gloves are: 'Portwest Antistatic PU Fingertip Glove' I brought them from Amazon. I hope this helps! I find them excellent for protection against the paint and solvents...
Very inspiring Clare and I like your absolute dedication for pleinair painting. One question please, did you buy the tube plus the L-shape thing where you load your oils beforehand. Would like to buy one. Thanks for sharing!!
I have just begun as a big fan. Been reading comments and replies but I can’t find if anyone asked about the clamp-on lights. Can you give details? Thank you so much.
Hello thank you for watching and reading the comments 😊💫It’s a orchestra light - 2 pronged one for music one for instrument. Got it on Amazon. A while ago. Hope you can find one!
Hi Clare, nice to see you painting. I had the same feeling of happiness at 7am in the morning on an empty beach in Corfu last year :) . btw what was the brushes (from Rosmary and Co.) you have used here ? 1st I thought you used something very soft beginning with, but later on, back home from a close-up it looks the bristle is visible, so maybe it was something like Ivory synthetic ?. thanks and best of luck with your see-scapes.
Hi Dorin, sounds like you had a lovely moment too in Cofu 💙 The brushes are Rosemary & Co Ultimate bristle also ivory for the rigger. Any other questions happy to answer! Best wishes, Clare
Hi Clare, just seen this video of your beach scene. Most artists, when painting scenes like this, tend to map out their composition then start with the sky and gradually work down the painting to end with the foreground. Naturally, there is no right or wrong approach. Adjustments to the colour scheme can be made when working up the painting to a satisfactory level. That said, It is an amazing scene.
Hi Paul, I tend to start with the most dominating/important aspects of the painting. It could be the sky or a focal point, I then expand from that as it helps with getting the right tonal values. Hope this helps explain :-)
glad to see another great video!!
Ah thank you very much! Hoping to post once a week - so keep a look out for more!
lekker vlotte manier van schilderen. Deze stijl van schilderen spreekt mij erg aan.Ik zie met veel plezier naar je videos.
Thank you Sipke for your kind comment!❤️
It is a winner! Great work!
Thank you Joellyn! 🙏❤️
Such an interesting video!
Thank you! :-)
Thanks for your explaining of the paint holder. I also have that light.
Thanks 😊 glad you also have the light, very useful!
👍🧑🎨🥶 nice as always
Thank you so much Anders!❤️
Just caught this very interesting video of Clare Bowen artist painting on plein air on a Cornish beach in the middle of winter!
Thank you CHB so pleased you think it's interesting! Best wishes
Thank you Clare beautiful painting❤
Thank you Alicia!👩🏻🎨❤️
Great video Clare. Nice to see you posting on TH-cam.
Thanks Brian, it's been a long time coming! Glad I'm finally doing it!
Thanks Clare, enjoyed that.
So glad! Thanks David
What a great episode, so calming and informative, almost meditative, love it, can't wait for the next one Clare.
Thank you very much Nick! So pleased you thought it calming :-)
Love your work? Great video. Thank you.
Thank you Jenni!
Thanks for another enjoyable video Clare in not very nice conditions. Good work from your camera man too, well done.
Hi Richard, It was a very chilly January morning! Thank you and for Nicks camera work too :-)
Thank you. Good to watch and see your answers to comments. A palette garage sounds great.
Thanks Maria, pleased the replies help too! The Palette garage is a really useful bit of kit :-)
You are my favorite TH-cam female artist 👩🎨!! Love the way you paint!! I wish I can paint as well as you!!
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you, Clare, for taking the time to share this. The end result was great. It's exceptionally valuable, also, to see some of the mundane things that would often be edited out of a video such as the way you premix your palette. I think I need some Cobalt Teal in my life!
You are so welcome! Thank you, yes Cobalt Blue is a gorgeous colour, and you don't need much of it because it has a strong tinting power.
Thank You.
Wow, I like your colors! Great painting!
Thank you 🙏
@@ClareBowenArtist Thank you for sharing such beauty!
you are brilliant but imagine that on a big canvas like you do sometimes....you are up and above many great painters thank you keep on trucking
Thanks so much Marsh will do!! 🎨👩🎨
Lovely to see the fresh painting emerge. I resonate with travelling light and put paint in the small plastic pill containers - have put labels over the “ mon”, “tues” etc, but your ‘storage tube’ looks better, an6 details would be appreciated. Thanks.
Thank you Richard, your pill container sounds good! Mine is called a Palette Garage from the USA.
Another brilliant demonstration of how to paint 👏👏👏
Really informative and some of the best content on here.
Ash
Wow!! a big compliment, thanks so much Ash, pleased you're finding my videos helpful ☺
Thank you for posting,I really enjoyed it! Can you tell me the name of the paint carrying tube you have there? What a great way to carry the paints for plain air!
Thank you Maria, its called a Palette Garage, it's from the US, it is very useful!
Did you know you can get heated gloves? They're very clever and if you're going to do these winter sessions in Cornwall then maybe they'd be really helpful.
I feel like I've learned something and it's really interesting watching your process Clare, muito obrigado amiga 💛💚❤
Thank you Nick - what a fab idea, I'm deffo going to have a look for some heated gloves, they could be the answer as finding the windy winter coasts rather chilly! Glad you found you learnt something from the video, take care :-)
Great video! Can you please list your paint colours on your palette?
Thanks Amanda! I have just written my colour palette list in my video description, hope that helps :-)
Once again a great painting and video. I’m interested in the gloves you wear to protect you from the solvents and paints. What are they, please? I use very thin surgeon-like gloves but they are so thin that I think the products I use may be able to pass through the material and onto my skin. Yours look to be thicker and substantially more protective.
Hello Skass, the gloves are: 'Portwest Antistatic PU Fingertip Glove' I brought them from Amazon. I hope this helps! I find them excellent for protection against the paint and solvents...
Very inspiring Clare and I like your absolute dedication for pleinair painting. One question please, did you buy the tube plus the L-shape thing where you load your oils beforehand. Would like to buy one. Thanks for sharing!!
Oops, sorry. You already answered my question herewith. Cheers, thanks!
영어를 잘 못하지만 영상을 보면 이해가 됩니다 "당신이 너무 좋아요 !,멋져요!"
I can translate what you are saying. Thank you Yoon! 😊♥️
I have just begun as a big fan. Been reading comments and replies but I can’t find if anyone asked about the clamp-on lights. Can you give details? Thank you so much.
Hello thank you for watching and reading the comments 😊💫It’s a orchestra light - 2 pronged one for music one for instrument. Got it on Amazon. A while ago. Hope you can find one!
Hi Clare, nice to see you painting. I had the same feeling of happiness at 7am in the morning on an empty beach in Corfu last year :) . btw what was the brushes (from Rosmary and Co.) you have used here ? 1st I thought you used something very soft beginning with, but later on, back home from a close-up it looks the bristle is visible, so maybe it was something like Ivory synthetic ?. thanks and best of luck with your see-scapes.
Hi Dorin, sounds like you had a lovely moment too in Cofu 💙
The brushes are Rosemary & Co Ultimate bristle also ivory for the rigger. Any other questions happy to answer! Best wishes, Clare
Ah, this paint-holder was what I was wondering about! What is the tube you have it in?
Hi there! It is called a Palette Garage from Great Art Tools, an American company! ❤️
@@ClareBowenArtist Thank you Clare.
Hi, great video thank you. Please can you tell me what you are dipping your brush into? Thanks
Hello, I use pure Turpentine as a thinner for the first stages of the painting.
Thank you Clare. Newlyn looks like a wonderful place.
What I wanted to know was how you made your painting garage
Hi Debra, I didn't make the painting garage I bought it from USA online. Sorry I couldn't help more.
Hi Clare, just seen this video of your beach scene. Most artists, when painting scenes like this, tend to map out their composition then start with the sky and gradually work down the painting to end with the foreground. Naturally, there is no right or wrong approach. Adjustments to the colour scheme can be made when working up the painting to a satisfactory level. That said,
It is an amazing scene.
Hi Paul, I tend to start with the most dominating/important aspects of the painting. It could be the sky or a focal point, I then expand from that as it helps with getting the right tonal values. Hope this helps explain :-)
Great job! I haven’t painted out in the winter, maybe this year? Check out my TH-cam channel too.
Thank you Barbara! ❤️