This painting is one of my favourites and it really came alive when you added all the soft oranges. The weather is wet, wild and grey here in England so painting outdoors is delayed until the sun refinds us. However I hope I can produce something a quarter as good as this on my next attempt at plein air. Please keep sharing videos when you get a chance, they are really inspiring.
Wow! I really like the way you work. Put it down and go for it. A brief tale. I happen to be in Japan on a animation project and on my time off, the head background artist there would get together and paint or sketch in the countryside, I thought. I took my paints, however, they all showed up with nothing, not even a pencil or pad. They sat there staring at the landscape for at least one hour. They did the same thing again. I asked them when we returned the third time, when were they going to start painting? They said they had the very first day we went out. I was a bit confused. Later, they honored me with dinner one night and there in their studio were the incredible scenes we went out to paint. I was told by the head artist his group never painted on location but remembered what was before them, went home, and sketched it out there. This way they were not distracted by detail, however, they remembered the shapes, forms, and darks and lights, plus where the sun was during the day. On the wall were the most unbelievable black and white sketches called "Notan". Once they made these sketches of the darks and lights and the forms were in place, the painting started. Yes, some of them went back to view the area we took in but, the bold shapes and color were the most important thing. It was mind blowing work with little detail. I just wanted to share this with you for sharing with all of us. Thank you, Phil Mendez
As a fellow Plein Air painter, I love what you're doing! I sat and watched a crap ton of your videos while waiting out the ice day here in WA state. I'm also an American "Russian" painter. ;) Keep it up. You're very inspiring!
Turner I just found your channel and enjoyed your painting demo. I need to go back to the beginning of the week and watch the rest! Thanks again for your generosity.
Its been a pleasure to watch your process. Thank you for your generosity of time and talent. Its oddly comforting seeing other artists critique their own work in such a similar way as myself. Thank you
Yay! You pulled it off. I was a little worried halfway through but you made it evoke a much sunnier day creating more value contrast and bringing in great warm and cool highlights
These paint sessions are great! Keep it up as much as you can Turner. Teaching people how to paint correctly, with no fear or ego, is the best gift for a beginning artist. Also they are very calming and tranquil, which we all need a bit of right now. Cheers Man
I've thoroughly enjoyed watching the growth of this painting, especially your reflective mentees about your process. Your honesty about your perceived struggles with decision making is definitely relatable.
You do nice work. I like the all over approach with spontaneous strokes. As you find what works over time you will get even better while holding on to the spontaneity. I really enjoy your videos. Joyce
Thank you so much! It has been a long week, spent my free time sewing masks for family, looking forward to painting this weekend . I have so enjoyed watching your videos! You are a wonderful teacher!
This work is going to bring me back toward objective plienair approach to painting. I love the way he describes his colors.his composition .etc thank you.
Enjoyed the week of videos a lot and this was the best yet. Watching you struggle and your thought processes behind getting to where you wanted to be under changing conditions was fascinating.
Ti seguo dall'Italia sono Napoletano e da bambino ho sempre avuto la passione del disegno, ti stimo tanto sia per la persona buona e preparata che sei e sia per i tuoi stupendi lavori che realizzi, hai davvero un grande talento un vero artista nel realizzare paesaggi stupendi, bravo non fermarti mai e continua così, ciao da Napoli buon lavoro e che il buon Dio benedica gli uomini di buona volontà sempre. (scusami se ti scrivo in Italiano).
I have so looked forward to these demos, thank you. They have reinforced the want to catch one of your seminars in the future. I enjoy your communication skills.
Thank you so much! It’s great to know people are enjoying these. I have some folks asking about online courses, so it’s something I’m considering. And hopefully a workshop in San Antonio this coming Fall.
What a beautiful scene you have there! It is lovely to watch how you build up your painting. Very informative and useful! Best wishes..David in the UK.
I love your impresionist tecnica. An awesome landscape in mountiains. Congratulations. My sincerely felicitaciones. Till your next video. Bay Turner. ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ WOW ¡¡¡¡
Hello Turner, I’m a new comer to your posts, I enjoyed what you did and how you did it. What I do appreciate, and you have that sense as well, but the understanding of warm and cool colours that the established artist display so well in their work. You use brushes solely I note, but it appears that you lavish the paint on your panel with pure abundance as though it be by palette knife. I like very much the effect. Thank you for sharing Frits from down under, in case you were wondering where I am located.
At times the painting had a different feel. But I had the feeling you were chasing the light. Each version was great, but the light changed and you repainted the shadows and light areas. I loved each version.
EXCELLENT DEMONSTRATIONS. . THEY ARE VERY USEFUL FOR THE AMATEUR ARTISTS AND STUDENTS. PLEASE KERP UP YOUR DEMOS WHICH ARE GUIDING ASPIRING ARTISTS.. GOD BLESS YOU..
I come here for the deluge of paint pushed from the tubes in the beginning. I can’t help myself. I also really dig painters like this…moves a lot of product about the canvas with total exploration and zero fear crossing lines. Goodly stuff Painter guy!!
I could feel your pressure on this one, and maybe it was the size of the canvas. I used to start out with a 16x20 canvas when I did plein air painting but I was always chasing the light and could never finish a painting in 2.5 hours. I've now downsized to an 8x10. Haha This painting of yours did turn out to be very Gauguin-like, in my opinion. Nice job!
Thanks, Linda. My pressure was really just for the video, I was trying to get as much done as possible. This is a normal size for me to work, but I'm not at all trying to finish in one session. I've put three more session in on that painting and still excited to get more work done on it!
Thank you ,look as a project you art,I like a lot ,I am a. Beginners and from every exhibitor I learn a lots ,I do not have to much experience of painting outside , I kick very interesting 🤔 🇨🇦💌
I love this painting but thought that the sky was the wrong color...too dark. Nonetheless, it probably sold so what the hell do I know! LOL I love your art, Turner. Every painting is a new experience.
@@turnervinson Wow! You are so dedicated to your art! Not many artists would go back to the same spot a few times to finish a painting. This is why you have an art career and we don't. LOL
Because I couldn’t see the scene you were painting I could not form an opinion of yea or nay. I did however follow your narrative of what you see and don’t see, and your actions on the canvas. Nice job, I enjoyed the entire demonstration. Dennis B VIrgonia Beach, Virginia
thank you. And just to mention it, feel free to make an opinion on any work regardless of the information you have on it. For instance, when you walk in a gallery, you may know nothing of the artist/location/intention, and can only judge based on your personal opinion.
WOW!! your painting is remarkable! You must have used 3 tubes of white...You paint soooo thick!!! is that a problem when you change the colors already there???
Thank you! I don't find it a problem when painting over another color, and I don't typically mind if areas aren't covered completely, showing other colors, etc.
Did I see you spray water on your painting in the middle of your session? So are you using water soluble oil paints? Thank you so much for the video my husband and I enjoyed watching it.
Dear friend I have been also doing like that when I was in my colleague life ⏩🧬 I was gonna be a part of my work going to the garden of BARODA and 💝🎗️🎁 have a painted the garden scene.which was very appreciated by my friend who waslearning with me in my colleague.
@turnervision I haven’t used this easel myself but it looks a lot lighter weight then your wooden one artristic.com/product/artristic-tripod-mounted-easel/ I have however used the Leder Easel. And I love it. Also very light weight. Maybe check it out? Full disclosure I am not affiliated with either company I’ve used and researched both products. Thanks.
There’s definitely lighter easels than mine, but what I’m using is exactly what I want. It’s nice not to have to look for the perfect easel! Thanks though
The panting will live on without you, and must stand on its own. So what happens on the canvas is more important than what actual placement is in the land. This has been going on for hundreds of years. The mountain doesn’t care since we are all so temporary. If you needed to outright copy, you’d use a camera instead of paint.
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This painting is one of my favourites and it really came alive when you added all the soft oranges. The weather is wet, wild and grey here in England so painting outdoors is delayed until the sun refinds us. However I hope I can produce something a quarter as good as this on my next attempt at plein air. Please keep sharing videos when you get a chance, they are really inspiring.
I do enjoy listening to you mentally talking through the process and the analysis as you work.
Wow! I really like the way you work. Put it down and go for it.
A brief tale. I happen to be in Japan on a animation project and on my time off, the head background artist there would get together and paint or sketch in the countryside, I thought.
I took my paints, however, they all showed up with nothing, not even a pencil or pad. They sat there staring at the landscape for at least one hour. They did the same thing again. I asked them when we returned the third time, when were they going to start painting? They said they had the very first day we went out. I was a bit confused.
Later, they honored me with dinner one night and there in their studio were the incredible scenes we went out to paint. I was told by the head artist his group never painted on location but remembered what was before them, went home, and sketched it out there. This way they were not distracted by detail, however, they remembered the shapes, forms, and darks and lights, plus where the sun was during the day. On the wall were the most unbelievable black and white sketches called "Notan". Once they made these sketches of the darks and lights and the forms were in place, the painting started. Yes, some of them went back to view the area we took in but, the bold shapes and color were the most important thing. It was mind blowing work with little detail. I just wanted to share this with you for sharing with all of us.
Thank you,
Phil Mendez
As a fellow Plein Air painter, I love what you're doing! I sat and watched a crap ton of your videos while waiting out the ice day here in WA state. I'm also an American "Russian" painter. ;) Keep it up. You're very inspiring!
BIG Talent!! What an amazing gift God has bestowed upon you!! Thank you so much for sharing, you are truly and inspiration
Turner I just found your channel and enjoyed your painting demo. I need to go back to the beginning of the week and watch the rest! Thanks again for your generosity.
YOUR ART DEMOS ARE EXCELLENT. AMATEUR ARTISTS NEED THEM VERY MUCH. .. GOD BLESS YOU.
Its been a pleasure to watch your process. Thank you for your generosity of time and talent. Its oddly comforting seeing other artists critique their own work in such a similar way as myself. Thank you
Yay! You pulled it off. I was a little worried halfway through but you made it evoke a much sunnier day creating more value contrast and bringing in great warm and cool highlights
These paint sessions are great! Keep it up as much as you can Turner. Teaching people how to paint correctly, with no fear or ego, is the best gift for a beginning artist. Also they are very calming and tranquil, which we all need a bit of right now. Cheers Man
Ariah Boyle great feedback! Thank you 🙏🏻
I've thoroughly enjoyed watching the growth of this painting, especially your reflective mentees about your process. Your honesty about your perceived struggles with decision making is definitely relatable.
You are totall right my dear
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La, avec Beaucoup de toutes ces détails ca serait magnifique la vue de paysage .
Appréciable ! Merci !
Hearing the 8 o’clock Howl that I know we did over here in Fort Collins takes me back to the pandemic says. Love this demo!!
I can tell that he has painted a lot....he has a beautiful ease with the handeling of all the basic elements of art
thank you
I love your demos- even when you aren’t talking, just painting, there’s much to learn from you.
it's good to hear! thank you, Leslie
You do nice work. I like the all over approach with spontaneous strokes. As you find what works over time you will get even better while holding on to the spontaneity. I really enjoy your videos.
Joyce
I love watching you paint and think!
Really enjoyed this whole series and how you moved colors around on this last of quarantine videos -thanks so much. Suszn
Thank you so much! It has been a long week, spent my free time sewing masks for family, looking forward to painting this weekend . I have so enjoyed watching your videos! You are a wonderful teacher!
Thank you so much!
A pure pleasure to watch! Thank you.
I love how you see color so well. You’re an inspired artist! Thank you for your video.
Thank you so much 😀
Great work I love it am greatly inspired by it
thanks for sharing
I normally paint along with you joyfulness
Thanks
This work is going to bring me back toward objective plienair approach to painting. I love the way he describes his colors.his composition .etc thank you.
Hope you get back out and do some painting!
Thanks for the commentary along with this wonderful vision
Enjoyed the week of videos a lot and this was the best yet. Watching you struggle and your thought processes behind getting to where you wanted to be under changing conditions was fascinating.
Thank you, it’s good to hear.
Thank you for explaining as you go. It's a beautiful painting. Cheryl from Sydney.
A super cool painting and you made it look easy to do, which I know is not easy! Very nice video to watch, TFS.
Thanks again Turner - that was a blast to watch. I'm amazed at how you attack that canvas. The painting is really beautiful.
thank you so much, Mike
Really enjoy watching how you develop your paintings!
Gefällt mir sehr ihr Malstiel, wundervoll.
I absolutely love your style of painting and love to watch every chance I get. One day I hope to be as brave and talented as you. Cheers frm NZ
Ti seguo dall'Italia sono Napoletano e da bambino ho sempre avuto la passione del disegno, ti stimo tanto sia per la persona buona e preparata che sei e sia per i tuoi stupendi lavori che realizzi, hai davvero un grande talento un vero artista nel realizzare paesaggi stupendi, bravo non fermarti mai e continua così, ciao da Napoli buon lavoro e che il buon Dio benedica gli uomini di buona volontà sempre. (scusami se ti scrivo in Italiano).
Good!!!!!!!!! Apprezzo moltissimo il tuo lavoro , sono iscritta da molto tempo grazie!!!!!
I have so looked forward to these demos, thank you. They have reinforced the want to catch one of your seminars in the future. I enjoy your communication skills.
Thank you so much! It’s great to know people are enjoying these. I have some folks asking about online courses, so it’s something I’m considering. And hopefully a workshop in San Antonio this coming Fall.
@@turnervinson you need to come to Utah, maybe Red Rock Country!!
Good work my friend! Like what you do.
So nice of you to share this with us. thank you.
My pleasure!
Enjoyed your adjustment process in order to get it to read right
thank you
Soothing colours with bold strokes bold application of paint. Awesome. Thank you for sharing the video. Subscribed this channel.
What a beautiful scene you have there! It is lovely to watch how you build up your painting. Very informative and useful! Best wishes..David in the UK.
Thank you so much 😀
I wish I could paint this fast. Great depiction of that beautiful landscape!
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Thank you for teaching me how to deal with color👑💚
wow, you have your own unique style, looks fantastic , well done to you !
Thank you
I love your impresionist tecnica. An awesome landscape in mountiains. Congratulations. My sincerely felicitaciones. Till your next video. Bay Turner. ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ WOW ¡¡¡¡
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow muy bonito paisajes!!!
Hello Turner, I’m a new comer to your posts, I enjoyed what you did and how you did it. What I do appreciate, and you have that sense as well, but the understanding of warm and cool colours that the established artist display so well in their work. You use brushes solely I note, but it appears that you lavish the paint on your panel with pure abundance as though it be by palette knife. I like very much the effect.
Thank you for sharing
Frits from down under, in case you were wondering where I am located.
Hey! I’m new to Plein Air, your video’s are very informative and helpful! Thankyou. Keep posting please!
Thank you so much! Will do!
Nice technique and fast brush strokes!!
Thank you so much 😀
At times the painting had a different feel. But I had the feeling you were chasing the light. Each version was great, but the light changed and you repainted the shadows and light areas. I loved each version.
EXCELLENT DEMONSTRATIONS. . THEY ARE VERY USEFUL FOR THE AMATEUR ARTISTS AND STUDENTS. PLEASE KERP UP YOUR DEMOS WHICH ARE GUIDING ASPIRING ARTISTS.. GOD BLESS YOU..
Excellent scenery
Oh....incredible. I like pic Landscape. 👍🙏❤
Hi, i discovered your channel today! Really nice painting session! Thank you.
Thanks and welcome!
That's a very handsome piece of painting.
thank you
I come here for the deluge of paint pushed from the tubes in the beginning. I can’t help myself.
I also really dig painters like this…moves a lot of product about the canvas with total exploration and zero fear crossing lines.
Goodly stuff Painter guy!!
Thanks Turner for the uploads, Something to look forward to between work n home this week. Happy painting Mate 😊🎨
Glad you enjoyed them!
@@turnervinson 🎨👍
I could feel your pressure on this one, and maybe it was the size of the canvas. I used to start out with a 16x20 canvas when I did plein air painting but I was always chasing the light and could never finish a painting in 2.5 hours. I've now downsized to an 8x10. Haha This painting of yours did turn out to be very Gauguin-like, in my opinion. Nice job!
Thanks, Linda. My pressure was really just for the video, I was trying to get as much done as possible. This is a normal size for me to work, but I'm not at all trying to finish in one session. I've put three more session in on that painting and still excited to get more work done on it!
Thank you, from Brazil.
I paint with you Turner!
That was great. Thank you. I just found you. Loved the energetic strokes and your narration . Will subscribe🌞
Thanks 🙏🏻
Amazing, thanks 👍🏻👌🏻‼️😊
Nice painting, sir.
Thanks again, Robert
Loved them all! 👍😊
Good to hear, thanks for watching, Christine!
swego czasu też się tak nachodziłem:)) można w plenerze nawet odkryć: haloimpresjonizm niekiedy, zatem warto.
Really nice!
thank you
Love your fantastic work! More pop up highlights please.
thanks
Amazing hand working
Thanks a lot
Great videos, great paintings!
That’s nice quarantined demonstration painting sir. ☺️❤️
Keep safe. God bless.🙏🏻
thank you
Just found your site! Very informative! Will watch again!
"Screw the palette knife!" I laughed way too hard at that!!!!
😂😂
Great video. Thanks.
thank you, glad you enjoyed it
Chasing that elusive light!!
very elusive indeed!
Prime in warm ochre greens pale blues etc and there will be no white canvas keeps your mark making.
I like it.Very cool!
thank you!
Do you think you need to put a little pink in the sky that reflects the warm in the snow and other lights.
Thank you ,look as a project you art,I like a lot ,I am a. Beginners and from every exhibitor I learn a lots ,I do not have to much experience of painting outside , I kick very interesting 🤔 🇨🇦💌
thank you
Awsome 😁🏴
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I love this painting but thought that the sky was the wrong color...too dark. Nonetheless, it probably sold so what the hell do I know! LOL I love your art, Turner. Every painting is a new experience.
Thanks, Kay. This definitely wasn’t the last session, I did many more before calling it finished
@@turnervinson Wow! You are so dedicated to your art! Not many artists would go back to the same spot a few times to finish a painting. This is why you have an art career and we don't. LOL
Because I couldn’t see the scene you were painting I could not form an opinion of yea or nay. I did however follow your narrative of what you see and don’t see, and your actions on the canvas.
Nice job, I enjoyed the entire demonstration.
Dennis B
VIrgonia Beach, Virginia
thank you. And just to mention it, feel free to make an opinion on any work regardless of the information you have on it. For instance, when you walk in a gallery, you may know nothing of the artist/location/intention, and can only judge based on your personal opinion.
Good job brother..you are my best ARTIST..N"1.....FROM MOROCCO...🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚❤💚
Wow, thank you
Very well done ,good info. Wish you had some more close ups so we could see brush strokes and color. Beautiful,
thanks. I do my best as a one man crew!
Hey Mr. Vincent, are you using oil as your medium? I love your energy. You are a great painter.
muy bueno gratias my frends nice
thank you
Are you working in oils or acrylic?
WOW!! your painting is remarkable! You must have used 3 tubes of white...You paint soooo thick!!! is that a problem when you change the colors already there???
Thank you! I don't find it a problem when painting over another color, and I don't typically mind if areas aren't covered completely, showing other colors, etc.
Nice
Thanks🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🇦🇺
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Did I see you spray water on your painting in the middle of your session? So are you using water soluble oil paints? Thank you so much for the video my husband and I enjoyed watching it.
Thank you, Simona! I’m not sure what you saw with the spraying. I am just using traditional oil paint.
this is wonderful . can anybody please tell me is this oil or acrylic paint?
thank you, I'm using oil paints
@@turnervinson thank you very much my friend
sumptuously
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Realisme......ok job....👍
thank you
Dear friend I have been also doing like that when I was in my colleague life ⏩🧬 I was gonna be a part of my work going to the garden of BARODA and 💝🎗️🎁 have a painted the garden scene.which was very appreciated by my friend who waslearning with me in my colleague.
🤙🏼
The big issue this painting is sky now. If you can lighten up the sky then your painting look great.
I put quite a bit of work into this piece after this video, and the sky did change
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do you paint with oil or acrylic?
Oil
جمیل.. 😍😍رسم الطبیعه جداً حبتهه💚👑
Bonsoir Turner Vinson, j’aime bien vos peintures, vous peignez un peu comme le maître Vincent Van Gogh !!!
Amicalement
Serge
The main focus is the white mountain but it get lost due to the many details everywhere. Pity
Pure pity…
Oil or Acrílic?
Oil
@@turnervinson Thank you!!!!!
@turnervision I haven’t used this easel myself but it looks a lot lighter weight then your wooden one
artristic.com/product/artristic-tripod-mounted-easel/
I have however used the Leder Easel. And I love it. Also very light weight. Maybe check it out? Full disclosure I am not affiliated with either company I’ve used and researched both products. Thanks.
Ledereasel.com
There’s definitely lighter easels than mine, but what I’m using is exactly what I want. It’s nice not to have to look for the perfect easel! Thanks though
41:09 your palette low key look like a study of the scene
lol, that's really funny
Хороший этюд.не понимаю кто поставил дизы.видимо те .которым нужен гиперреализм.только на мой взгляд можно было небо потеплее и посветлее.
thanks
The panting will live on without you, and must stand on its own. So what happens on the canvas is more important than what actual placement is in the land. This has been going on for hundreds of years. The mountain doesn’t care since we are all so temporary. If you needed to outright copy, you’d use a camera instead of paint.
Are you responding to something I said, or just making a general statement?