I think this is your most beautiful painting. The time lapse is just the right speed for those of us who don't have an hour to watch a demo. Thank you, Chuck. Great work.
You take camping to a whole new level when you have an art studio in the tent! I love it! I'm going to have to revisit plein-air. I've tried it in the past, with very little success. Your explanation and understanding of the process makes me want to explore this once more. Now all I need is to put together a plein-air kit! -runs to the storage room to rummage through my art supplies. By the way, thanks for posting your videos. I wait for each and every one.
I feel ya, it's tough. But overtime I learn that the challenges are where the growth lies. I'm getting into it and sure I'm going to do more. My pleasure ! I'm just happy there's folks who enjoy watching. Thank you!
Beautiful, Chuck! I could tell, from listening to you talk, you've gained a lot of knowledge during this process. Your ability to absorb all that, and being able to transfer it to canvas is fantastic!!! Having knowledge is being "smart" - using knowledge is "intelligence". Your usage of your knowledge is creating beauty. Phenomenal!!!
Very nice...I live the subject of the painting..as I grew up in the desert southwest. Had you thought about leaving the painting in its more impressionistic form? I am also an artist, living here in the Austin TX area. I really enjoy watching other paint... it's always a great way to learn.
Thanks Larry, I have yes and still may in the future. However for my personal purposes I'm wanting to work on my technique and it helps me to continue working on these to try and understand what I maybe should alter or change in my approach. Thanks again it's nice to hear that!
@@chuckblackart I don't if you have heard of Johannes Vloothuis, but I have taking online workshops from him since 2015. He is really good teacher...and your painting kind of reminded me of his style...except he's a tad more on the impressionistic side. But...keep up the excellent work, being disabled has had me social distancing since 2011!!!
I always struggle to mix those different tones of blues for the mountains in the horizon. This video helped me a lot. How long do you wait to varnish the oil painting?
You paint beautiful pictures. I'm from Poland. I want to go back to realistic painting. What paints should you choose to start with? Choose a better paint brand or medium? And what paint do you use? Type and brand. Best wishes!
Absolutely amazing and beautiful! thanks for the advice, now I'm more convince that i need to start painting outside more often. Also, now i will ad that small angle brush to my list of one paint brush to make a whole painting!
Wow I love this original..very moving and beautiful! I love the way you lightened the left to show were the sun was shining through and the foreground pops. I feel like I am right there taking it all in. You draw us into the painting it is most excellent!!!...when will it be appearing on Ebay? I can't wait to bid on it. Thanks always for sharing your gift with us...blessings, Rodney
Your beautiful paintings literally move me to tears. They are absolutely amazing, and capture emotion perfectly. Keep up your amazing work! You inspire me.
I love the colours and I remember seeing the blue shadows on the distant rocks at the Grand Canyon when I visited. Will this beautiful painting be available to buy as a canvas print? I hope so!
No entiendo mucho de lo q dices pero aun asi me gusta ver como pintas es algo tan genial, y me inspiro al ver como lo haces y me da ganas de no rendirme en la pintura (saludos desde ecuador)
So great to see you do a plein air. The only "criticism" I have is that it is so short. More, more, more! Happy Easter, Chuck. Stay well, stay safe, and I am eager for your next video.
haha, Plein Air is supposed to be a 'less detailed' way of painting??? Well, this look way more detailed then any of my paintings already! Love so much.... keep up the amazing work Chuck!
Beautiful work, A tip I found is to use a size 10 or 12 brush. It will help you finish a painting under a hour and apply clean paint and leave it. Each to there own but it works for me. Happy Painting🎨😊🙏
This is ...well I think your best piece yet! The brushwork and colors...color mixing and the choice of colors when mixed is what makes the artist unique and stand out from others. You hit it here .. . At 9:12 just amazing color mixing Chuck... Your work before is wonderful always beautiful...this piece ...has changed you forever...and you will continue...your motivation ...and dedication is so inspiring.
HI, It's Pretty AWESOME WORK man and thanks for your advise to understand color. i almost watched tons of videos to understand color but found your one line advice is amazing. Good Luck and Happy Painting.
I liked your suggestion of mixing Gamsol and Liquin, an brushing it over your painting, to "bring it back to life." I tried it--mixing a bit of Gamsol with much more Liquin, and brushed the mixture on an old painting. I did not think the process "brought it back to life." Wonder if I might have done something wrong. How would you describe your method for doing this?
Not a fan of narrated timelaps videos Chuck. Was nice being subscribed to you and seeing your work in progress when you had normal length videos. Doing timelaps videos is just a lazy way of uploading just to shut your subscribers up. Good luck with your paintings.
You’ve helped me so much with your videos especially oil. I am going to try Plein Air for the first time with my painting club this spring. Thank you for sharing your great work. Your neighbor in South Dakota.
I completely agree with a comment bellow, from Justice Warrior: that the painting was done in 2:45 !! I liked everything better at that point, the sky, the mountains, the trees and ground (mostly because of the brushwork and less saturation). You are an amazing artist, Chuck, and its a matter of personal opinion really, but you should consider putting the brush down way earlier! Keep it up
I love your technique! I'm a beginner in painting and I dont feel like I'm getting anywhere. I'm not sure why but it feels like I'm regressing in skill. It might be my brushes? I use pretty cheap supplies, do you think that could be what's holding back on the quality?
Whoever wins this piece on auction will own Chuck's first piece of his new journey....it will be a classic!!! Wish you kept it Chuck something for you to look back on in years to come...
Thanks for the demo Chuck. The painting is beautiful. I like to go back to the same plein air spot multiple times to complete a painting. Trying for the same time of day with the same weather. Just an idea to consider. Cheers :)
Thanks for such a wonderful session. In fact for decades I did not sketch or paint and in recent times I gathered the instinct reproduced excellent sketches I worked out, lot of patience and perseverance is required. Yes, at the end of the end a mark of satisfaction is achieved. I will try the way you have guided, not sure how will I be able to make it, since you are just outstanding artist.
I live in the southwestern region. Your right on the color schemes, been trying to capture the landscape and colors that the landscape gives me. We don't have a lot of Happy Trees to paint here lol.
never tried plein air, may have to give it a go once this quarantine thing is over. meantime it does allow me to paint more. If you ever have any spare time i would consider it an honour if you would look at my work and see if you can give me any pointers(i paint for fun so you can be brutal if necessary) facebook.com/AlexDaviesArtisanAlex/
I think your work is amazing. To look at a painting and its so realistic is just fascinating to me. What determines whether you choose to paint with oil or acrylic?
Can you make full small tutorial please you really talented and you have inspired me to try realistic painting although I have not tried it but one day I will
RSJ-Texas Pretty much. I used to plein air paint for years but until I started to use reference photos taken from more attractive places than where I live and paint from that did I start to make a ton of sales in my art and the tighter nature of the work appealed more to the lesser art knowledgeable and exposed people.
Plein air painting act as a substrate for a good painting at home , in reference photos u may sometimes lose the original colors in nature, and the scene becomes contracted as compared to a big view of plein air, u need to incorporate the information from plein air into the final painting made from reference photo , plein air study augments the final output
I'm doing it purely for the sake of learning and expanding my knowledge. Already I've been punched in the mouth with how difficult it is to master, and in that I see potential for growth. I'm not sure what that will lead to, but I'm curious to see it through. It's a fun addition to my regular work and nature is where I'm happiest
Im rellly bad artist, but when i watched few of your videos i finally made something that im proud of
That's amazing, makes my afternoon to hear it. Thank you
I think this is your most beautiful painting. The time lapse is just the right speed for those of us who don't have an hour to watch a demo. Thank you, Chuck. Great work.
I'm humbled thank you. The pleasure is mine
You take camping to a whole new level when you have an art studio in the tent! I love it! I'm going to have to revisit plein-air. I've tried it in the past, with very little success. Your explanation and understanding of the process makes me want to explore this once more. Now all I need is to put together a plein-air kit! -runs to the storage room to rummage through my art supplies. By the way, thanks for posting your videos. I wait for each and every one.
I feel ya, it's tough. But overtime I learn that the challenges are where the growth lies. I'm getting into it and sure I'm going to do more. My pleasure ! I'm just happy there's folks who enjoy watching. Thank you!
멋진 그림 잘 봤습니다
제작 과정을 자세히 알 수 있어서 좋습니다
미디움 사용 방법을 알 수 있어서
도움이 많이 됩니다😄😀
You're a master painter!!! Your landscapes never cease to amaze me! ❤️
Thats a really cool technique at the end with the liquin.
You’re work has such an inspiring effect on my art. I absolutely love watching your videos
Really a nice painting - makes me want to go out again with the oils to do some small plein air pieces :-))) Thanks for this motivation!
Beautiful, Chuck! I could tell, from listening to you talk, you've gained a lot of knowledge during this process. Your ability to absorb all that, and being able to transfer it to canvas is fantastic!!! Having knowledge is being "smart" - using knowledge is "intelligence". Your usage of your knowledge is creating beauty. Phenomenal!!!
Nice work! Beautiful country, Like it all... All the best.
I've just found your youtube chnnel.
I'm your fan now
Your Video Length Is Perfect. It's Tolerable 👍👍
Love to hear that thanks
Very nice...I live the subject of the painting..as I grew up in the desert southwest. Had you thought about leaving the painting in its more impressionistic form?
I am also an artist, living here in the Austin TX area. I really enjoy watching other paint... it's always a great way to learn.
Thanks Larry, I have yes and still may in the future. However for my personal purposes I'm wanting to work on my technique and it helps me to continue working on these to try and understand what I maybe should alter or change in my approach. Thanks again it's nice to hear that!
@@chuckblackart I don't if you have heard of Johannes Vloothuis, but I have taking online workshops from him since 2015. He is really good teacher...and your painting kind of reminded me of his style...except he's a tad more on the impressionistic side.
But...keep up the excellent work, being disabled has had me social distancing since 2011!!!
Absolutely fantastic and love the composition. The pallet is perfect.
Awesome Chuck!
Beautiful work
Beautiful work Chuck. It's always both inspiring and soothing to watch your painting videos.
6:10
The painting was perfect right there!!
No need for anything more!
Too much detail actually takes the beauty and imagination away
I’m most amazed by how much you like your own work. Teach me this! I’m so critical of myself.
I praise you for your channel. It's a great TH-camr. I want to keep seeing you as a friend.
This one sticks out more from other paintings somehow..so beautiful..🍃🙏🖌
I always struggle to mix those different tones of blues for the mountains in the horizon. This video helped me a lot. How long do you wait to varnish the oil painting?
Just found your channel dude, it's EPIC. Looking forward to the inspiration ;)
You paint beautiful pictures. I'm from Poland. I want to go back to realistic painting. What paints should you choose to start with? Choose a better paint brand or medium? And what paint do you use? Type and brand. Best wishes!
What kindled you to zoom such a desert plants... Awesome 🙌.
Just perfect 👌👌
Absolutely amazing and beautiful! thanks for the advice, now I'm more convince that i need to start painting outside more often. Also, now i will ad that small angle brush to my list of one paint brush to make a whole painting!
So tranquil to watch! Thank you for helping me to slow down and pause when times feel so hectic
Beautiful work!! Do you use solar when camping?
tnx for sharing , finished it strongly, amazing color palette :)
10:32 those bushes in the foreground are incredible ... they are worth the whole picture
Loved your tent set up and outdoor living experience... beautiful scenery too.... Beautiful paintings ! Stay safe and be well.
I'm loving the western landscapes! Great job capturing a very real feel on canvas!
Amazing to see how dedicated you are Chuck in mastering your painting style...plein air will surely become a new chapter for you.
U are always amazing,wow lovely piece..
Wow I love this original..very moving and beautiful! I love the way you lightened the left to show were the sun was shining through and the foreground pops. I feel like I am right there taking it all in. You draw us into the painting it is most excellent!!!...when will it be appearing on Ebay? I can't wait to bid on it. Thanks always for sharing your gift with us...blessings, Rodney
Wow that was a good plein air but you took that to an amazing level, very nice.
2:18 nice to see you paint loosely ...great video Chuck
Thank you so much for the lesson and tips!
Your beautiful paintings literally move me to tears. They are absolutely amazing, and capture emotion perfectly. Keep up your amazing work! You inspire me.
Bruh, your use of color is insane.... i aspire to paint even half as good as this
This is amazing! Love the colors in the background and sky.
Thank you Emily
It turned out beautiful! I’ve been wanting to try plein air myself, just waiting for it to be a bit warmer where I’m at.
Thanks Brooke!
I love the colours and I remember seeing the blue shadows on the distant rocks at the Grand Canyon when I visited. Will this beautiful painting be available to buy as a canvas print? I hope so!
Wow, that’s beautiful!
I just started working with oil. I think I am in love with it.
I love how you explain the colors, thank you.
So beautiful Chuck. In love it!
seeing your creative process and your work is such a great stress reliever to me and inspiration for my own work while in quarantine
Your painting really beautiful, very creative, I learned a lot from you and looking forward for more. Thank you chuck
Thank you, I appreciate you following !
No entiendo mucho de lo q dices pero aun asi me gusta ver como pintas es algo tan genial, y me inspiro al ver como lo haces y me da ganas de no rendirme en la pintura (saludos desde ecuador)
El mejor, muy bueno, lo máximo
Beautifully done. You are a master
Very talented very nice art 👍💝👌👌
Beautiful lovely painting ❤
So great to see you do a plein air. The only "criticism" I have is that it is so short. More, more, more!
Happy Easter, Chuck. Stay well, stay safe, and I am eager for your next video.
i love this videos! the painting is too good!
This is beautiful Brother, because looking at such a picture you can relax and move there for a while....
Love to hear it thank you
haha, Plein Air is supposed to be a 'less detailed' way of painting??? Well, this look way more detailed then any of my paintings already! Love so much.... keep up the amazing work Chuck!
Lol thank you so much Ruth I appreciate it!
Stunningly beautiful as always.
10:07 great idea and advice.
Beautiful work, A tip I found is to use a size 10 or 12 brush. It will help you finish a painting under a hour and apply clean paint and leave it. Each to there own but it works for me. Happy Painting🎨😊🙏
Beautiful work, Chuck. Excellent commentary. Thanks.
love your work mate! Started making my own videos after watching yours
Heck ya! Glad to hear it and thank you
8:58 great lesson to learn...you had that ah ha moment!!
Amazing, you inspire me
This is ...well I think your best piece yet! The brushwork and colors...color mixing and the choice of colors when mixed is what makes the artist unique and stand out from others. You hit it here .. . At 9:12 just amazing color mixing Chuck...
Your work before is wonderful always beautiful...this piece ...has changed you forever...and you will continue...your motivation ...and dedication is so inspiring.
HI, It's Pretty AWESOME WORK man and thanks for your advise to understand color. i almost watched tons of videos to understand color but found your one line advice is amazing. Good Luck and Happy Painting.
Just beautiful!
Dude! Those non-blues in the sky and that light around the top of the tree!!
Hah thank you Shawn!!
I liked your suggestion of mixing Gamsol and Liquin, an brushing it over your painting, to "bring it back to life." I tried it--mixing a bit of Gamsol with much more Liquin, and brushed the mixture on an old painting. I did not think the process "brought it back to life." Wonder if I might have done something wrong. How would you describe your method for doing this?
Not a fan of narrated timelaps videos Chuck. Was nice being subscribed to you and seeing your work in progress when you had normal length videos. Doing timelaps videos is just a lazy way of uploading just to shut your subscribers up. Good luck with your paintings.
You’ve helped me so much with your videos especially oil. I am going to try Plein Air for the first time with my painting club this spring. Thank you for sharing your great work. Your neighbor in South Dakota.
I completely agree with a comment bellow, from Justice Warrior: that the painting was done in 2:45 !! I liked everything better at that point, the sky, the mountains, the trees and ground (mostly because of the brushwork and less saturation). You are an amazing artist, Chuck, and its a matter of personal opinion really, but you should consider putting the brush down way earlier! Keep it up
I love your technique! I'm a beginner in painting and I dont feel like I'm getting anywhere. I'm not sure why but it feels like I'm regressing in skill. It might be my brushes? I use pretty cheap supplies, do you think that could be what's holding back on the quality?
Chuck thank you for all you do in sharing with us your techniques. You are truly amazing......
Whoever wins this piece on auction will own Chuck's first piece of his new journey....it will be a classic!!! Wish you kept it Chuck something for you to look back on in years to come...
Very informative video. Thank you for sharing it. The painting turned out wonderfully.
So appreciate the commentary on your colours used and why you are doing what. Fun to watch, great result, thanks! Enjoyed watching this.
Thanks for the demo Chuck. The painting is beautiful. I like to go back to the same plein air spot multiple times to complete a painting. Trying for the same time of day with the same weather. Just an idea to consider. Cheers :)
Wow this so beautiful. I love your tutorial. How the colors you use. I learn from your this video. Thank you for nice tutorial.
Thanks for such a wonderful session. In fact for decades I did not sketch or paint and in recent times I gathered the instinct reproduced excellent sketches I worked out, lot of patience and perseverance is required. Yes, at the end of the end a mark of satisfaction is achieved. I will try the way you have guided, not sure how will I be able to make it, since you are just outstanding artist.
I live in the southwestern region. Your right on the color schemes, been trying to capture the landscape and colors that the landscape gives me. We don't have a lot of Happy Trees to paint here lol.
NEVER GET ENOUGH TO SEE YOU PAINTING..U THE NEW BOB ROSS..
CANT WAIT TO SEE YR NEXT PAINTING...REGARDS FROM MALAYSIA
never tried plein air, may have to give it a go once this quarantine thing is over. meantime it does allow me to paint more. If you ever have any spare time i would consider it an honour if you would look at my work and see if you can give me any pointers(i paint for fun so you can be brutal if necessary) facebook.com/AlexDaviesArtisanAlex/
Oh my goodness. I wish I could apprentice with you!
I think your work is amazing. To look at a painting and its so realistic is just fascinating to me. What determines whether you choose to paint with oil or acrylic?
art teacher: use your imagination
me:** imma head out**
Wonderful! Love the brushwork and colors.
Beautiful!
So good!!!!!!
Fantastic painting! Can you use the oil out technique instead of varnishing the painting?
Can you make full small tutorial please you really talented and you have inspired me to try realistic painting although I have not tried it but one day I will
What is the name of this liquid, you applied in your painting???
Stunning artwork 💖💖
Is there a way to restore wet paint and luminosity to an acrylic painting like you are doing when doing an oil painting?
I am so astounded by your work, and one of these days I will get one of your original peices and do my best to get better with my art.
I appreciate that greatly! Thank you for the kind words and support
this is soo good!
what is the name of the song in the background?
You are freaking amazing! What brush do you use to sign your name?
Love you vids I have a rare eye condition called stargardts and you inspire me my charity is stargardts connected
Thank you as always, Ethan
I never have seen the advantage of painting outside. Just take a group of photos and work from them.
RSJ-Texas Pretty much. I used to plein air paint for years but until I started to use reference photos taken from more attractive places than where I live and paint from that did I start to make a ton of sales in my art and the tighter nature of the work appealed more to the lesser art knowledgeable and exposed people.
Plein air painting act as a substrate for a good painting at home , in reference photos u may sometimes lose the original colors in nature, and the scene becomes contracted as compared to a big view of plein air, u need to incorporate the information from plein air into the final painting made from reference photo , plein air study augments the final output
I'm doing it purely for the sake of learning and expanding my knowledge. Already I've been punched in the mouth with how difficult it is to master, and in that I see potential for growth. I'm not sure what that will lead to, but I'm curious to see it through. It's a fun addition to my regular work and nature is where I'm happiest
WOOOOOOOO!!