REFLECTIONS plein air OIL PAINTING stow lake SAN FRANCISCO
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Thank you for this video! I’m trying to start painting en plein air and get intimidated by how to get the vastness of the scene onto a canvas. I live in SF and am familiar with GGP and Stow Lake. I know the scene and am so glad to see how each of you each handled it. I always get benefit from your videos but this one was a bonus as I saw two approaches to painting a scene I’m already familiar with but wouldn’t know how to start. 😊
Lovely! This is a refreshing change from your usual ocean paintings. Would LOVE to see more of these type of landscape paintings. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Happy New Year🎉
Extra nice,sell it for the big bucks
Ive watched almost all your videos and find the way you sketch out your compositions really exciting. I came to know Christ in your state of California at Merced in 1982. Never tried a berito but it looks mouth watering every time you stop by to eat one. Your work really inspires me and I paint in water mixable oils.
I watch Pete's channel too. He's hilarious! Nice job on your paintings, Michael and Peter!
Thanks Kay!
@@chamberlainpaintings Happy New Year, Michael!!! ❤️
I really like that painting
I’ve been painting figuratively for years, but with a palette that almost completely avoided green. Ultramarine, yellow ochre, burnt sienna and burnt umbra. And now that I’m trying landscapes and plein air for the first time I REALLY get why green is so challanging. I wanted to paint a distant green field today and it was REALLY hard. I’ve ended up with a yellowish field. Too yellow. Gonna let it dry and try again next layer.
Idyllic shades of green
Pete and Michael reconvene
Michael zooms in, kind of surgical
Pete decides to go vertical
Abstract shapes, reflections with soft edges
Painting without glasses; both successes
Pa-tre-on - kept it succinct
Everybody take the link
Both paintings are beautiful! Love the video. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
Thanks Suz! 🙂💛
Just checked out Pete's TH-cam channel. I'm surprised we haven't seen you and Pete playing music together. Maybe in the future? Fun times.
We've played together but didn't film it. Maybe in the future!
🎉Happy New Year!🎉
I just want to take the time to let you know how much I look forward to your videos every week. It’s about the painting, getting into the thought process with you, but it’s also the continuity it brings to follow along and see how you continue to grow and push forward as a painter. I love your departures from the seascapes. Love and miss the cityscapes. Watching your videos never ceases to inspire. I dropped off Patreon due to some credit card issue that I need to rectify so that I can add that back to my routine. Love CP and I look forward to what the next year will bring.
Thanks Kathy! More cityscapes in the future 🙂
Thanks Michael ,wonderful painting s thanks for sharing. Happy New Year!
Last week you were barefoot at the beach and today looks like winter in New England....lol.
Happy New Year from a sunny summer day in NZ - nice way to finish 2023 👏
Happy New Year cool painter dudes! 🙌🏻
Beautiful! I love how you capture the subtle colors on a gray day
I just cant say how much your videos have helped me. Thank you so much. ❤
I’m so glad! 😀
Very moody. A lot of feeling.
phenomenal great work!
Really love the result!!!
Good morning Michael 🙂
Good morning Mark!
Hello Michael. Thank you for ending 2023 with another wonderful painting. Wishing you a new wonderful year of seeing!
Thanks Gary! Same to you!
Hi Chamberlain, eatched you plien air painting in a number of videos over time, and I think this may be the first time I have commented. Just want to say that I love your art style and your videos are always informative. The scenery in this painting is very tranquil and serene. I like how quickly you laid down the paint work in roughly three to four steps and chased the light with your own interpretation of what you could see before you. Brilliantly executed and many thanks for sharing your skills with us. ❤🖕💯🏴🇬🇧👋
Thanks Paul!
Nice and loose, just like what we love to watch you paint. How much paint time? Happy New Year and live long and prosper.
About 2 hours 😊👍
Hello Michael love your work, this is a great change from the coastal paintings, can you tell me what your colour pallette is please, just subscribed 😊
I’ll try to share in an upcoming video!
Hi Michael,I’m learning a lot from your videos,especially the underpainting,I’ve learnt ,through your work how important it is.I’ve watched and enjoyed a lot of your videos,thanks
i love this!!!
Fantastic video. Loved the park setting. I was curious if you had plans to do the vlog and artist talk videos that you used to do? They were always great to see the other side of artist life.
Thanks! Yes, I may do some vlogs in the future 😊
So challenging to make something of a cloudy day - you both created a bit of beauty.
Thanks Maura!
Good to see Pete again . Liked the painting Michael.
Thrilled to witness a fantastic plein air artist like Pete embracing the Box N Paint STORAGE medium!
Absolutely loving Pete's innovative idea of mounting the Box N Paint storage into a handheld palette! 🎨🌟 The use of magnets with super glue on the box and palette or Velcro for a secure fit can help on that. Also, gotta mention, all your videos are fantastic, Michael! Thank you so much for sharing such a great content!
Happy New Year, Mike! Loved this video and the little scene at the end. :)
Thanks Amy! Happy belated New Year!
Thanks Michael! Beautiful scene and you nailed the painting as usual. Could you give some information about Pete's paint storage box? What is it and where can I
find it? Thank so much!
Hi there could you possibly do more building painting tutorials with cars and sculptures it’d help me massively for my school art project
Good morning Michael. Ah, much more elevated and colorful than the actual scene. Would love to be able to do that. Like you said, takes a lot of painting 👍🏽
Thanks Miriam, good morning!
9:28 ~ ( in honor of a shoebox memory ) SEE abstractly into the sketch painting , foreground bottom left “‘ Two garbed in full length cloaks converse, the pole and rail fence between them, to the left see a princess , in full gown with head dress , arms reach left and right, as questioning the two “‘ Seers”’ their attention upon the , white horizontal slit , just above them , , as they ponder an image that seems to ‘’ peer in “‘ . . . ) Above them all see also between the base of two trees , the grass presents a red heart shape.
Love to hear your thought process while painting and sketching. You both make something so interesting out of a relatively bland subject matter. And the philosophizing about being a painter is quite helpful and entertaining too! Happy New Year!
( Michael , beautiful as though “‘ other worldly “‘ , 7:37 , sketch has that thought already )
Great painting. I liked your discussion on reflections on the water, emphasizing vertical strokes, transparency of color and soft edges. I now need to get out and practice these. Thank you.
Looks good Michael. You created a colourful interesting painting out of a pretty drab looking scene.
Nice!
New Year bonus - Michael Chamberlain painting with Pete.
I know exactly where you two were standing! Stow is such a lovely spot.
I really like how the painting turned out.
11:42 ( where the bristle touches canvas, look just above and throughout the woods for imagery that you may see there )
Wow, both paintings are great! Happy New Year's to you both! 🎉
Really great video- nice to see you in a different landscape - very group of seven!
Jack London is the person responsible for bringing the Eucalyptus Tree from Australia....in the thousands
Interesting! Didn’t know that
I like the pale trees in the background
The color turned out really nice! Pretty impressive considering the pervasive gray of the scene. The grasses in the foreground look great, too; I'm glad you went with it. So fun!! The best part, though, was the wisdom from you guys: that perfection is boring, and in fact you're never finished as a painting student, but "in the trying, sometimes you create some pretty decent stuff!" Incredibly encouraging because y'all make it look so easy😏 It should be easy to try! It's the pressure we (I) put on ourselves to "get it right" every time that gets in the way.
Thanks Lauren!
Pete! Good to see ya again.
I am inspired by your painting, finding color on a gray day. Love how your underpainting comes through and works for you in the finished painting. Another beautiful work, Michael.
Thanks!