2 Abstract PANORAMIC Landscapes | Painting Demonstration
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In this video I’m painting two abstract landscapes on paper. I'm working on a very wide and panoramic format and I’ll be using acrylics and a bit of mixed media in the form of pencils and crayons. I will show you all the different stages the abstract landscapes go through from beginning to end.
The inspiration for the paintings is the view near my house of hills and distant patches of trees.
The feeling I want to convey with these two paintings is how I felt recently as I climbed a tall hill and watched a spectacular sunset.
I don’t want this to be too literal so I’m not using a reference photo, just painting from memory. If painting from memory seems daunting don’t worry. Try instead to think of the landscape as a series of shapes. Large shapes, small shapes, dark shapes and light shapes.
Materials used in the video:
Watercolor paper 140lb / 300 gsm.
Acrylic colors:
Burgundy, golden yellow, black, Prussian blue, Wedgwood blue and Titanium white.
Watercolor pencils, crayons
Masking tape, spray bottle.
This painting video is for beginners and for more experienced artists as well. I hope you got some value, inspiration and tips for your next painting.
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Thank you, your tutorials have been most helpful and encouraging to a relatively new artist.
Thank you. You are inspiring and I like real time videos. I have only been painting for three years and I have tried taking online classes, but they have not worked out for whatever reason. I look forward to watching more of your videos and learning from you.
I am not an artist. The last art class I had was 7th grade, and let us just say....that was a while ago. I have been watching you tube artists for a month or so now, just fiddling with practicing a few art pieces, primarily for "art therapy" rather than expecting a late-in-life magical talent bloom. I wondered if I would ever gravitate toward a medium or style of art...and WHAM....I watched your videos and I am mesmerized.
What a sweet and encouraging comment, thank you so much!
I love your energy! You’re very calm and confident and I feel like these are contagious as we’re watching your videos!
Thank you so much :)
brilliant, thank you! Its like I start to remember who I used to be when I felt relaxed and in that cozy creative space. some time ago
I could watch you paint all day. I love the loose expressive style. Never give the viewer too much detail. Our brains are very adept at filling in what's not there. I think the brain switches off when tbe eyes see a hyper realistic painting. If all the information is already there then why bother to waste too much time looking? 👍
Exactly, less is more!
These are really nice. Thanks for the advice, especially about the pauses! I was always wondering how can you paint so fast. Maybe also tell us, when you wait until the paint is dry, wet, or almost dry.
VEry interesting. Explaining your thought process is very helpful!
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your painting is energetic and beautiful. have a good weekend my dear friend.
Thank you Marie Louise. Your teaching is a source of peace in a hectic world.
Beautiful
I love this one Marie Louise!!🥰 such good reminders, that I definitely need, as I told you, to stay loose and just enjoy it. I agree with you about the loose style bringing SO much life to it!! In my watercolors of flowers and things I also tend to get too detailed...so also in my acrylics. I know what I want to do in my head, but then its as if something takes control of my darn hand and starts doing too much, then I hate it!!😆😊🤣 but, as you said, its practice, learn from it and keep trying. Using the crayons and making the loose marks is one of my favorite things and I love using them. They somehow add a bit of detail or maybe its more like framing, I don't know, but it adds so much fun to it, without being heavy with detail!! They add lots of movement! And the thing i love about the sky is it's movement and how it's always changing so there's always something amazing to look at...I can get lost for hours just looking at and photographing the sky, especially in stormy weather...because it's so alive and mesmerizing. Just as your paintings of the sky are, which is why I love them so much. And why I look forward to days when my hands work for me and I can keep trying to get what's in my head down on paper or canvas!
I can't wait to keep practicing as I can :)
You're a brilliant teacher and as always, I appreciate all you do here and even more, your friendship....one day, tea and talking 🥰
I love your positivity Jade, thank you for spreading it here!
@@TheDanishPainter thank you my friend!! And you're absolutely right about how to look at it!!!🥰💕
Works, thank you boy
Just gorgeous
I know what you mean about detailed landscapes Marie Louise. I am now finding that I am really enjoying painting more loose atmospheric landscapes, and I feel like I have hit the sweet spot in my painting now. Your online course really has helped me in this. Many thanks.
Thanks so much, that really means a lot! Have a great Spring and Summer and I look forward to seeing more of your wonderful landscapes! Cheers from Denmark :)
I love these Marie Louise……..I can feel the cool air!!!!
So beautiful Marie Louise’ thank you for this superb video, I will try this at some point x
Amazing..thanks for sharing and free guide.
My pleasure 🌻
These are so beautiful! I also live in a northern region, in Canada, so I can relate to the short winter days and the long summer ones and the attention we pay to the changing light. I am in awe of how you create something so incredible so quickly. Do you teach online outside of this channel?
Enjoyed this recent video. Love to watch you paint and hear your encouraging words.
Magnifique travail ! De très belles couleurs , une atmosphère d'hiver , ce peut être l'aube par temps froid mais très adouci par cette belle palette , Félicitations , toujours un grand plaisir de voir ainsi le travail évoluer 👍💕🌞🌸☘️
Merci beaucoup Anne :)
It's Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thanks very much. 💜
Thank you.
love your work, love the way you teach me (not speaking for others) and most of it I love the way you show everything (painting of course but how you decide your palette, you clean some brush ...) thank you so much
Love your work Louise, and really enjoying your course in Landscapes.
Thats great Linda and thanks so much for your support!
Love Marie Louise's videos!
very inspiring! Thank you for sheering
I noticed that you use watercolor paper and acrylic paint. I'm curious as to your reasons for choosing acrylic paint to use in a watercolor style. I love your results!
I just love your work, thank you :)
I love your style and approach. Thank you🙏🏻
Your style is so refreshing! Thank you.
Like always, it's a fantastic video. Thanks a million for sharing your art with us ;)
Very effective and inspiring!
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful process. The results are exquisite and inspiring!
Very nice and I like how you use the handle of the paint brush to create marks. Very inspiring.
Hey this is super fantastic and very beautiful love your colour palette and the why the colours get together is gorgeous! Thank you for this beautiful sharing
Thank you for sharing this video n yes u inspire us to keep practicing
Wonderful painting 👍
I followed this tutorial and it was so fun! Enjoying your videos!
Lol, Marie Louise I’m starting to think like you. When you pulled the tape off and left the white spot on the corner I thought, “She missed a spot” And then sure enough, you went and fixed it. Ha! Great video as always. Cheers from New England!
Haha that's great and I really like your humor :-D
Gracias, me parece muy bien,espero aprender.
Every time I watch one of your videos I learn so much! MY challenge is to get looser (thank you for the tips which I downloaded) and add marks to my current abstract landscape in progress. I ask myself, what are you afraid of? As you said, it's only paint and thankfully acrylic is so forgiving and lets me change or cover up what I don't like. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful Kathe & thanks so much for watching :) Greetings from Denmark
Do you ever use canvas in your landscapes. I'm subscribed and only see you using paper. Thanks.... a devoted fan :)
I love your work, so beautiful and dramatic. how do you prepare your paper and canvas before painting?
I often like to add a couple of coats of gesso first. If I use very heavy watercolor paper I usually don't use gesso, but it's a matter to preference. Thanks for watching Amanda :)
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Hi Marie-Louise, I'm discovering your work and that interests me a lot : I'm trying to loosen up my work too realistic. A question : when you talk about "pastel", is it "pastel sec" or "oil pastel" ? Thanks in advance for your answer.
Hi! I think both of them work! But maybe you wanna use oil pastels when you’re done with your painting!
Merci Marie-Louise, pour ce travail si bien expliqué, le résultat est émouvant et poétique, les couleurs somptueuses. Je suis fascinée par ce bleu , "wedgwood blue", quelle marque est-ce? Il est doux et subtil, j'adore. Belle journée!
Wedgewood est produit par Daler Rowney et oui c'est très beau. C'est un mélange de bleu outremer, d'oxyde de fer jaune et de blanc de titane. Peut-être que vous pouvez essayer de le mélanger vous-même si vous avez ces couleurs. Merci d'avoir regardé la chaîne et belle journée!
Outstanding style. Question Marie Louise, who makes the watercolour crayons as in which brand are you using? 👍👍👍🇨🇦
Thank you Jeff! The crayons are Caran d'ache Neo Color II. Big chunky pencils are Woody by Stabilo :)
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Thanks so much, greatly appreciate it.
This is the kind of painting I like! But that bright yellow tape is highly distracting.
Love yr invitation: go ahead, and learn with me 😄💕💫🕊️
Interesting that you use watercolour paper... Is this because you are watering down your acrylics?