How to Paint a Portrait from a Photo
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Portrait painting lessons from Andrew Tischler on how to paint a portrait from a photo and breaks down his process on how to paint portraits from start to finish. Here you will see some of Andrew Tischler's favourite techniques!
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you're so kind and generous.. most people put everything on patreon these days.. having no money its a real barrier for me. Thanks for sharing, your vids are great
Same here
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How you nailed those glasses with one pass of your brushwork speaks volumes of your skills. Always inspiring us mere mortals.
Couldn't agree more!
so true
Agree 100%
True
Glasses are the worst. Grrrrr 😱😱😀😀😀
You can see Harry's a nice, good man because you've captured that. He's also strong, stable and steady and has seen stormy times. I'm sure he would have been very pleased with it.
My mother just passed away. Now you inspired me to paint her. She was from the Netherlands and lived the most of her life in Canada raising 5 children. She too was a devout Christian and she showed it in everything that she did.
renee jaspers rip
Nabol draw thank you!
Sorry for your loss Renee, after 32 years in Canada I am now in the Netherlands and wanting to paint my mom too, while she's still alive. Would love to know how your painting came out.
I haven't started the painting for my mom but am working on a painting for another woman who lost her Dad and will include items from his life including six heads of wheat to signify his six children, and grandchildren including some of his hobbies.
I used to think of painting so different, I thought what can beat a great photo...but there is something deeper to a painting, good you bring people to life this way.
Wow, Incredible! I think I could watch and listen to you for hours. Your 'Story telling' tips and tricks are truly inspiring. Thank you
First of all I love your work and your perfectionism in doing small drawings or thumb nails of a project before painting. You have sent a higher bar for an artist to achieve the best of their work. Your portraits I absolutely think are incredible my favorite is of the horse and the worker, as well as the one in this video. I live across the pond in the southwest where I am close to Native Americans and I attend their celebrations, and their artwork fesativals in Santa Fe, New Mexico. I agree with what you say to paint people closer to one rather than a movie star or someone distant to us. I find this resonates with paintings I like to do concerning the subject of Native American elders and people that are interesting, the lines in their face, the color of their eyes maybe having a cast of a pearly color that surrounds their iris showing years of living, and the lines of their faces that show them reflecting the terrain that surrounds then in crevices of the mountains and the arid climate of the badlands in South Dakota, where I once lived.
Thank you for all you, do a very appreciative fan.
Thank you Anita! It sounds like you have some inspiring subjects to work with!
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how sad harry didnt get to see this amazing record of the man he is. thank you for sharing this with us andrew. very sorry for you and your family's loss.
You sir, are a god of paint. The way you create your mixes tells everything of your expertise. Your brush strokes are full of inspiration and your presentation is infectious making people want to grab a set of brushes and paint and do what you do. Thank you for bringing color and creativity to other artists around the world, making our lives more meaningful.
Wonderful tutorial. I am going to try painting a portrait in pastel. I find what you are painting and saying very helpful. Amazing painting. Thankyou....Lynda from New Zealand
Thanks Lynda!
Wow. It started coming alive within minutes. You're incredible at this.
I'm absolutely thankful for everything I've learnt from you si far...most of the videos I watched many times. I have one question: I see you painting with sunglasses..which color do they have? How are you able to mix the right color with them on? I would appreciate your advice..
BRAVO!!! Fabulous work! Thanks for sharing your talent, skill, insight and process!
Hi Mr Tischler I'm 16 and i'm a bit colour blind and I was wondering if I have a chance in the art industry
thank you for the great content
OF course! What about drawing? Check out Mark Tansey, one colour only dude! And he's Killing it!!!
Andrew Tischler thank you sir
You certainly do have a chance. There are people who specialize in illustration, and people who are specialist colorists. Then, as others indicated, you can make it part of what distinguishes you from others. Being able to see things differently could be turned into an advantage if you work to find a way. I know an artist that, due to the loss of his hands in childhood, paints (much better than most) using his feet . As the quote attributed to Henry Ford goes "whether you think you can, or whether you think you cannot, you're right".
If ever you doubt yourself, or face detractors: mouthandfootpaintersrsa.org/
There are MANY colorblind artists! You'll be fine!
Check out Jesse Draxler
Nice and inspiring... I felt he is Christian from the beginning. Thanks for mentioning that
Sure you'll have a few family member, wanted that portrait in their living room, for a nice memory of him, great portrait tutorial.
you're a fabulous artist.
Thank you for the gorgeous presentation, explanation and instructions .
God bless you/
Every time he says this is just a block in layer... I would be ecstatic to do half as good as his block in. Keep up the astonishing work!
Andrew, I am in awe of your talent. I could sit and watch you paint for hours, you are the best! Thank you so much for sharing such a beautiful part of yourself to so many of us that love you . Everyone should have a Harry in their life. He sounds so special. I own 3 of your videos and I'm looking forward to purchasing anything you paint. Thanks and God bless!1
Andrew, I've just discovered you and your work..Thank you for your direct and sincere approach to painting. It is inspiring,beautiful work and I hope to be back painting again very soon after a 20 years hiatus. God Bless
I love painting but I am not very well, I try to do my best
You are an amazing artist as well as instructor! I can not say enough how much I appreciate your detailed teaching techniques. Your work is breath taking and I am so thankful I stumbled upon your channel!!!!
I love your wisdom on painting subjects that inspire you , it's great advice . Not only are you great at explaining technique and producing amazing portraits but you're also very well spoken about the personal side of art. Thank you for letting us get to know Harry a bit. May he rest in piece. xx
andrew i knew this great guy- i grew up in shannon and went to school with his children
what might have triggered for those 105 thumb down clicks? Amazing amazing brush strokes that brings out exact personality of the character and whoaaa, the eyelids showing thinned skin due to age depicted so nicely! I am inspired to paint like this! I have done several portraits and people do admire a lot...and I too find improvement in each one next in line completed by me , and yet there is so much to learn! Andrew, thanks for showing new method of getting subtle characteristics with each brush stroke! I have not used the angular brush, I will give it a try!
Thanks.
Замечательно. Вы настоящий мастер. У вас есть чему поучиться.
this is just YOU painting and talking.. Your teaching us anything as your title says , "How To"
Get so pumped to see these!
Unbelievable Great art work and lesson!!! Thank a lot!
THANK YOU for sharing your experience and gift - an amazing video of painting this amazing gentleman. I love it!!!
Exelente. Gracias por darnos a conocer su técnica. Es muy profesional. Sus trabajos hermosos por la expresión. Maestro.
Wow. I'm sure you've heard this a million times but you are a master portrait painter. Harry came out amazing! What a lovely painting of him to remember him by.
Hello first I would like to say that your work and skills and knowledge and so on has shown me as one artist to another we approach are technical abilities in many ways ,I will like to say you are a true master of our modern times a genius in every aspect and I am very happy to have wacth you work on you tube, I remember the days of running around carring work from art one art gallery to another ,now social media can be overwhelming ,but I subscribed to your link I hope I can get an advice from truly the greatest artist I have seen at work ,so it's a struggle but for arts sake thank you for your genuis teaching , please respond artist Rui Pedro Soares thank you
Восхитительно !!! Несмотря на Вашу молодость , для меня Вы настоящий МЭТР в классической,реалистической технике живописи !!!
Ordered "the Tisch" Bristle Dagger set, Andrew, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, you are a true Master.
Have you ever thought about submitting to the international portrait society? It would be great to compete against you :)
Sorry Sebastian, I don't enter competitions! You'd win anyways.
Awesome!
"always buy quality tools"
Man....That generation truly is the greatest generation. I would wager....my fret fingers and the tip of my most favorite part. That if everyone on earth. Did their very best to be like them. 90% of our problems would go away.
😊 Beautiful portrait, awesome technique 😊 Great video 👍 Big like 👍 Stay connected 👍
Excellent job! Thanks for sharing! I am currently working on a self portrait and having some difficulties figuring out how to mix my skin tone. Hopefully I would figure it out...
I just want to know who could possibly DISlike this ? There is literally tons of pure content for free, yet someone is putting negative energy by disliking it :v what is wrong with our kind.
Hi Andrew great video.I really like the image you work from it has just the right compression.Could you tell me what focal length lens you used please?
That guy looks like a Harry. Great painting!
Andrew you are fantastic you make this painting so simple y realistic. (MRCO.M.J..from australia
Ever wondered why there were only a few there in thousands of years? Beethoven, Frank Lloyd Wright, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael? George Wu, ARCHITECT, A.I.A., NCARB 2019-1-30
Wonderful, and extra poignant for me since my dear dad was also born in the Netherlands in 1927.. Alas, I lost him in 2002, and my mom ten years later. This was a wonderful generation, who lived through WWII, didn't make a fuss and who, when they saw a problem, tried to solve it with hard work and deep faith.
It's nice to see traditional sketch painting of construction lines rather than gridding or projector.
Seems to be a bit of a lost art.
Sounds like Harry shared some values of my late Dad. Also Dutch. Also bought quality tools & looked after them.
Which color brand you using please tell me
Hi Andrew, I absolutely love your youtube videos and tips😊 You mention the colour Quinacridone Crimson in the Portrait of Harry. Do you happen to know what colour in the matisse range is the closest to your oil colour? There is a Quinacridone Red in the range but it looks to be a deeper red than your video. Matisse also have some crimson red colours. If you have the time to answer I would much appreciate it. Kind regards, Lyn-Maree
That is a beautiful painting Andrew. I am just beginning portrait paintings and wish I had your experience. It is amazing how much your brushes seem to help. I imagine you are using better quality oils than I use as well. Thanks for a great tutorial. Keep them coming!
Dear Andrew, if there is one piece of advice I can give other artist and myself, always learn from quality teachers - like you!! Love your work!
What a beautiful portrait, RIP to Harry.. I enjoyed watching you paint this portrait, I wish to be this good someday ❤️
Trovo il tuo lavoro fatto bene, così come il video. Potresti spiegare meglio cosa è il gel che usi con i colori, che nome ha o quale è la sua composizione e se lo prepari tu personalmente. Ti ringrazio
Hi Andrew, great sharing as always. If you were to recommend just 3 books about painting to a person learning to paint, what would they be?
Stunningly beautiful portrait of this dear man!
Wonderful painting as usual and wonderful speech given by your relative ........ "Always buy good tools". Thank u.
I love how you explain about your grandfather in law portraits and how you use the Tischy brushes.i think I was waiting for this video,since I got the new brushes I can start painting with your help. Thank you Andrew.👍🎨
I do not know if your abilities lie in your hands or in your head ... sure it come from both places.
Congratulations on your abilities Andrew ... I am not envious - at all.
I just purchased the Painting Portraits Tutorial download but I can’t download it🙁
Dude you are amazing! Such a beautiful painting, superb
Hello Andrew, what are the advantages of painting on a dark background, umber + Ultramarine blue ?
Beautiful tribute to him Andrew. Blessings.
Superb portrait and excellent and informative demonstration. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing! Lovely painting, you certainly got that feeling in the painting that showed he was a nice man.
Andrew! I absolutely LOVE and appreciate your videos! If I can humbly suggest higher overall volume for your videos moving forward... Very difficult to hear even though I'm on full blast via bluetooth speaker. Thanks for all your hard work!
For sure, I hear you. I'll try to work on that. I blasted it on these machines here and thought it was okay. But, i'll keep tinkering!
Andrew awesome awesome awesome video. Amazing work my friend!!! I want to dive into painting a photo of my father when he played baseball. Amazing to watch your videos.
wonderful job Andrew.Very informative video,as usual, can't thank you enough for sharing.......
Appreciate that, thank you!
the way u teach and verbalize your techniques... let the audience' mind fill in the details.. save the white/tonal? for last.. paint the eyes at the end coz it finally unveils the character of the person and will make the whole process worth it.. and finally u reminded me of the reason why we paint--- to tell a story. this is something i always forget especially when im caught into the rush of proving myself to others or pleasing the audience or just plain painting because i want to see if i can do it. u r one of the best art teachers iv known so far
Amazing - Love the portrait! Thanks for sharing.
Guru dev🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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I love your style. The photo-realism that seems so popular right now is cool but I don't feel it conveys the same emotion that more 'painterly' works do. Your work really makes me feel the strength and warmth of your wonderful subject. Thanks so much for the great video!
Really amazing!.. you are expert in any subject Andrew..I wish I could paint like your style...inspired me so much with this stuff!
Very nice painting and great video, always learning something from you, thanks for doing what you do!
Hey Andrew....wassup brother? This was awesome as usual. A hundred hours? So, many, many sessions at the easel. Question.....did you oil out
an area to begin a new session each time you sat down to work? I'd say you really captured the gentlemans spirit and personality in this piece.
This was nothing less than great work by a living master. Your generosity continues to create a storm of inspiration in all who strive to tame our
desire to paint and create. Keep it up brother.
Thanks Rick, I do oil out, however this chap didn't need it. I've got a short section on oiling out in the next video coming out in 2 weeks.
Amazing master-class. I am a DUMMY, but did draw good portraits in my youth, then have not gotten around to drawing again, let alone painting. But for decades I've wanted to get space, light and calmness and the materials to start studying the SECRETS of portrait-and landscape-painting. How many years have you studied and practiced, supposedly fulltime?, to reach your present skills?
Please make a video about how to find the right color for your portrait painting, I struggle with this
Enjoyed you sharing the story of Harry. Great tips on portraiture painting as well. Good advise on drawing and painting those that you know, rather than doing drawings and paintings of celebrities. After all everyone has a story even though they are not famous.
Great video Andrew! I'm inspired by Harry's story. Thanks for sharing!
Learning from you is always been interesting for me...lots of love and respect from my side Dear sir... waiting for your next video. thanks
Man, you're good!!! I am inspired!
I’m twice your age and you’ve become an inspiration for me. Your initial under painting is a rock solid under lay for your final piece, it reminds me of how a home is built a solid foundation up to a detailed chimney. Oh, by the way New Zealand is the best kept secret on this planet. What a Gem you have there.
I so appreciate you Andrew, I cannot wait to start the lessons I've subscribed to ... God bless you !! BTW was Harry Dutch? as his name suggests that. Glad to know he was a devout Christian! ( me too! ) Jesus is so wonderful to belong to, especially in these ''last days'' !
Unbelievable likeness captured! You really are are great portrait artist. The colors I thought were too saturated in the beginning and then you transformed them. I would love to see a video of yours with more time given to your process. Outstanding & your right his wife was even better.
Your painting is amazing!! Just from looking at the painting you know it's a person you'd like to meet. You honored him nicely !! Great job !!
Andrew, I really enjoyed watching your process. Obviously I'm a late comer to your work and I promise to watch more of the videos. Warmest regards, Mark
I know you use oils, but I'm having difficulty learning how to use oils when blending and mostly not blending. Can I get a similar effect with acrylics if I use a medium that slows drying?
I love Harry Van Echten as you have portrayed him. What a beautiful face.
Thank you, Andrew. Always amazing to see (and hear) your process. I'm sorry for your loss.
Andrew, I already loved you seascapes and still needs to try one myself but I'm a novice in oil painting and am a little afraid to screw up and waste my time but this p[ortait painting is amazing how you build up the face with just the fill patches with that daggerbrush.... I like to think I learned a lot from this and I do feel encouraged to try one myself...
Thanks for posting and sharing your tips and techniques...
A fan in Dallas, Texas
Great commentary. Artists who paint Hollywood actors are desperate for attention, like Hollywood actors. "Always buy quality tools."
Excellent. Very much like Sargent.👍🏻
i love the way you paint..it's almost like sculpting by painting the shadows and light..absolutely beautiful.
In my opinion, this is one of your best works. It really conveys a naturalistic look and mood. No artificial colours. Congratulations! The very initial stages in themselves are beautiful works of art when and where the character of the lovely old man is already there. 👍
Thanks so much!
Amazing, thank you :) When you change colours but are using the same brush, do you just wipe your brush on a rag?
It would help if you would show the photo you use so we can follow your eye from photo to painting to help understand your process.
Hi Andrew. Just found you. Wow amazing work. I will follow u on IG. Follywoodstudios I'm a renaissance man in LA.
Accidentally found you. Very glad I did. Sorry for your losing Harry. I do not paint but I admire talent and have been blessed with a good eye. I shall continue to admire your work. Jim (Chicago)
Love how you create illusion of subject not painting it dot by dot it requires a more profound thinking process
I'm glad today went for me the way it did. Never in my wildest imagination would i have thought i could use a mentor. But you Andrew now know you have become just that hopefully I get what i feel you can offer me. Thank you
love that ending message!
My father gave me the same advice. Have the correct, quality tools for the job and your work will be easier.