An interesting observation - with the latest TH-cam update we can zoom in and out on our view of your painting! How cool😊. Another awesome video! Thank you!
Gone are the TV programmes I would watch.What with reading, baking, cooking and painting all I ever want to watch is Stuart now. The best moments of every day. From the beautiful views of the country outside to the beautiful views of all he paints inside. My lifestyle.
My hands shake too, I also have pins and needles in the fingerstips due to treatment side effects. That is one of the reasons I am so enjoying changing from detail to looser work with your help Stuart. I agree with Lora, you are very generous with your talent
Bonjour Stuart, j'espère que vous allez bien. C'est bon de regarder une de vos vidéos, c'est comme passer du temps avec vous, très agréable car vous êtes de bonne compagnie et j'adore cet humour qui vous va si bien, vous êtes en fait une personne authentique et j'aime beaucoup... Je passe désormais le plus clair de mon temps avec vous 🙂 C'était un petit commentaire et la vidéo est en pause, je me sauve car j'ai hâte de suivre la suite de cette peinture :-) A bientôt Stuart !
"I love a good mystery." Ooo...me too, Stuart! "But this one has me completely- (dramatic pause...wait for it...) flummoxed." Lol... how I love your vocab, Stuart. Coupled with your amazing voice, it always delivers such auditory joy!🤗💕
Your painting style is truly fascinating I have just begun getting back into painting after a 6 year break and enjoy watching your paintings to get inspiration on creating neat effects
So glad to see this pop up this morning. Your missing painting, Love that sky as I'm really struggling with skies on large canvases. Loving your videos.
My oh my. What a lovely evening .Watching listening and absorbing all . I shall watch it again tomorrow from beginning to end. Just so happy . Thankyou Stuart.
I've really enjoyed watching this tutorial and picked up some useful tips as well. Looking forward to watching the next two parts.It's great to watch this tutorial while nursing a glass of wine, very relaxing!
So glad you took the time to upload a new one. I always enjoy your video's and certainly not only because of the painting itself but even more so to hear you talking. Alwys a pleasure and thank you Stuart.
I enjoy watching you paint skies. Do you have any videos to teach how to paint a morning sky vs. an evening sky? Is one generally warmer than the other? Thank you
Thank you Stuart for inspiring me to get back into painting! I am having a great time. I have been following you for a few months now and I learn something new with each video. I appreciate the repetition of tips too, which help them stick in my mind. I am more relaxed and really enjoying myself. Thank you!
For me this is what painting should be about- relaxing and having fun. Really enjoying painting landscapes now. Saving the angst for portraits! Looking forward to next week and part 2 😊
I really like this one Stuart I have started watching your tutorials and truly appreciate your methods. I am new to art and like you, I am always painting dramatic skys, I was hoping you might have a storm with lightening painting. I will await your answer and I do hope you will do a tutorial with lightening. Thank you so much your a great artist!
Once again I enjoyed the painting. I will watch again and look forward to part 2. Loved the way you brought the tree closer by adding the light. Thank you
I wonder if you made the painting at a teaching lesson, where you then gave the painting to the participant? You were truly clever to take a photo!! I am now videoing my sessions so that I may go back and learn from myself...Oh, I do share on my channel too. Today I hope to emulate this image(style and color only) and add a fire rainbow into the sky... I have high hopes and lots of childlike joy to believe I can and will do it!! You are the best, keep painting...keep talking...🤗
Yay, another video. I always look forward to them as it's like meditation! BTW have you tried hoovering your new brushes before using to remove the loose bristles?
Here’s a tip I saw somewhere-works for me-I used glue between the metal ferrule and the bristles-I just laid a thin bead and let it soak on one side, and did the same on the other-abt an hour later the number of bristles coming out was greatly reduced-even eliminated-I used Elmer’s and Titebond glue-I haven’t tried super glue-that might work too
@@KarlEBrand I use the same brushes he does. They actually last a long time & don’t throw as many hairs as one might think. I use Stuart’s method of running my finger across the top 2-3x, which pushes out the loose hairs, & then I just pluck them off. Quick & easy for cheap brushes that get a real working out.
Spend a lil time when you first get your brushes. Try to pick any loose hairs out then wash in hot water and repeat a few times. Helps me a lot but does take a few times and you will always get some that fall out. But it greatly reduces the amount. Tho I use strait oil paint so it is a lot thicker so they tend to stay in the brush.
He has a video for beginners & he explains what you need to start. It’s not a lot. You can use canvases or mdf board if you can’t get thin plywood like he does.
Thank you, Stuart. Beautiful painting, I love it and like your explaining, and talking. and telling little stories. I'll be looking forward to part two, wishing you well. ❤
Hi Stuart, I just had a brilliant thought. Instead of your shoulder and arm blocking the camera maybe you can wear a long sleeve green shirt and hood and do some kind of green screen magic to remove your body like the do in the movies. Your audience will still hear you and a magic paint brush will whisk around the canvas.
Good lesson Master Davies. Loads of tips, you make it look so easy. I cant guarantee a monthly payment subscription but where can i send you 20£ to show my appreciation a little?👍
An interesting observation - with the latest TH-cam update we can zoom in and out on our view of your painting! How cool😊. Another awesome video! Thank you!
Gone are the TV programmes I would watch.What with reading, baking, cooking and painting all I ever want to watch is Stuart now. The best moments of every day. From the beautiful views of the country outside to the beautiful views of all he paints inside. My lifestyle.
LET IT FESTER! Top advice. My paintings fester. Whether I want them to or not.
Looking forward, as usual, to the sky!
Part 1 of 3.... Now that's what we want... Now i'll relax and enjoy the video!
Absolutely beautiful
You are incredibly generous to share your Artisic talent and information, and I love your bits of humor in your videos as well!
Agree so much w Vicky! I so look forward to seeing your videos-most relaxing and informative!! Thank you so much!
Well done.
My hands shake too, I also have pins and needles in the fingerstips due to treatment side effects. That is one of the reasons I am so enjoying changing from detail to looser work with your help Stuart. I agree with Lora, you are very generous with your talent
Thank you - looking forward to Part II
Bonjour Stuart, j'espère que vous allez bien. C'est bon de regarder une de vos vidéos, c'est comme passer du temps avec vous, très agréable car vous êtes de bonne compagnie et j'adore cet humour qui vous va si bien, vous êtes en fait une personne authentique et j'aime beaucoup... Je passe désormais le plus clair de mon temps avec vous 🙂 C'était un petit commentaire et la vidéo est en pause, je me sauve car j'ai hâte de suivre la suite de cette peinture :-) A bientôt Stuart !
This is very exciting! I'm going to watch the next episode now. Anyway, it's already a great painting. Heartfelt thanks!
I love the intensity that Phthalo blue brings to a painting! I'm a retired Pre-k --5 Art Teacher who enjoys your lessons.
@14:26 that's a hell of a brush lol. Love your paintings, btw.
Looking forward to part 2
Speed painting. I like that😄. Speed painting in oils
Great watch before work. Thanks
"I love a good mystery."
Ooo...me too, Stuart!
"But this one has me completely- (dramatic pause...wait for it...)
flummoxed."
Lol... how I love your vocab, Stuart. Coupled with your amazing voice, it always delivers such auditory joy!🤗💕
Your painting style is truly fascinating I have just begun getting back into painting after a 6 year break and enjoy watching your paintings to get inspiration on creating neat effects
So glad to see this pop up this morning. Your missing painting, Love that sky as I'm really struggling with skies on large canvases. Loving your videos.
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Wonderful as usual thank you
My oh my. What a lovely evening .Watching listening and absorbing all . I shall watch it again tomorrow from beginning to end. Just so happy . Thankyou Stuart.
Looking forward to parts 2 & 3!
Magical
I do like the music in this one 🙂
my first opportunity to paint in months, I was very excited yesterday to see the new video drop, thank you!
Great video!!
I've really enjoyed watching this tutorial and picked up some useful tips as well. Looking forward to watching the next two parts.It's great to watch this tutorial while nursing a glass of wine, very relaxing!
I hope you get better. I have more or less the same health problems as you.
Sorry to hear that, and I hope you improve. It really sucks!
Hooray-nice suprise to get notified of this.
Thankyou Stuart.
Mia 🇬🇧
So glad you took the time to upload a new one. I always enjoy your video's and certainly not only because of the painting itself but even more so to hear you talking. Alwys a pleasure and thank you Stuart.
Just from the thumbnail, this has to be one of your best yet.
I would love to see some of you on the zoom classes on Saturdays, twice a month! :)
Thanks, Mr. Stuart 👍🏻🙏👍🏻, greetings from 🇦🇹 Austria 👍🏻
I enjoy watching you paint skies. Do you have any videos to teach how to paint a morning sky vs. an evening sky? Is one generally warmer than the other? Thank you
I have mentioned this in a few videos, but I don't remember which ones. I tend to see sunsets as warmer.
@@StuartDavies thank you
Excellent thank you Hope I can get motivated to paint again I have done none for two years.
Great, new video! You make it look so easy. :D Waiting for the part 2. ;)
Thank you Stuart for inspiring me to get back into painting! I am having a great time. I have been following you for a few months now and I learn something new with each video. I appreciate the repetition of tips too, which help them stick in my mind. I am more relaxed and really enjoying myself. Thank you!
For me this is what painting should be about- relaxing and having fun. Really enjoying painting landscapes now. Saving the angst for portraits! Looking forward to next week and part 2 😊
I really like this one Stuart I have started watching your tutorials and truly appreciate your methods. I am new to art and like you, I am always painting dramatic skys, I was hoping you might have a storm with lightening painting. I will await your answer and I do hope you will do a tutorial with lightening. Thank you so much your a great artist!
I’m going to buy the 📕 - Love the new video Stu - you sound good!!! Thank You for this installment 🍻
Another very good video Stuart . Thanks well done .
Once again I enjoyed the painting. I will watch again and look forward to part 2. Loved the way you brought the tree closer by adding the light. Thank you
I wonder if you made the painting at a teaching lesson, where you then gave the painting to the participant? You were truly clever to take a photo!!
I am now videoing my sessions so that I may go back and learn from myself...Oh, I do share on my channel too. Today I hope to emulate this image(style and color only) and add a fire rainbow into the sky... I have high hopes and lots of childlike joy to believe I can and will do it!! You are the best, keep painting...keep talking...🤗
Yay, another video. I always look forward to them as it's like meditation! BTW have you tried hoovering your new brushes before using to remove the loose bristles?
Yes, but unfortunately the vacuum REALLY sucks... Lost a few brushes!
Here’s a tip I saw somewhere-works for me-I used glue between the metal ferrule and the bristles-I just laid a thin bead and let it soak on one side, and did the same on the other-abt an hour later the number of bristles coming out was greatly reduced-even eliminated-I used Elmer’s and Titebond glue-I haven’t tried super glue-that might work too
@@StuartDavies 😂
@@KarlEBrand I use the same brushes he does. They actually last a long time & don’t throw as many hairs as one might think. I use Stuart’s method of running my finger across the top 2-3x, which pushes out the loose hairs, & then I just pluck them off. Quick & easy for cheap brushes that get a real working out.
Spend a lil time when you first get your brushes. Try to pick any loose hairs out then wash in hot water and repeat a few times. Helps me a lot but does take a few times and you will always get some that fall out. But it greatly reduces the amount. Tho I use strait oil paint so it is a lot thicker so they tend to stay in the brush.
I love watching you paint. It's very magical. However, the giant hamster bit was downright entertaining.
Where did the white bits in the sky suddenly appear from?
They will be explained in part 2.
Beautiful painting. If you think your hand tremors at 70 ,wait until you're 80+ my dear.
I have the book and it’s good
Would you have considered mixing phthalo blue with yellow to create your green
Do you have a list of basic supplies for beginners who want to start painting?
He has a video for beginners & he explains what you need to start. It’s not a lot. You can use canvases or mdf board if you can’t get thin plywood like he does.
3:19 saw something similar sell for a billion dollars 😉
What is the size of the canvas?🤔
This one is 80 x 60cm.
Wow, what an amazing and great work of art! ^^💚👍👍👍
Which one of your videos shows you demonstrating " ironing" with the palette knife? i can't seem to find it!
Actually, this one does.
Thank you, Stuart. Beautiful painting, I love it and like your explaining, and talking. and telling little stories. I'll be looking forward to part two, wishing you well. ❤
I’m having a problem getting my paint on a smooth surface,am I using too much medium?
Probably.
Your car is running a side bizz selling your artwork for catnip 😱😺
🙂
Rongillis in Winnipeg
Greetings from Winnipeg
Hi Stuart, I just had a brilliant thought. Instead of your shoulder and arm blocking the camera maybe you can wear a long sleeve green shirt and hood and do some kind of green screen magic to remove your body like the do in the movies. Your audience will still hear you and a magic paint brush will whisk around the canvas.
Good lesson Master Davies. Loads of tips, you make it look so easy. I cant guarantee a monthly payment subscription but where can i send you 20£ to show my appreciation a little?👍
Thank you! there's a link to my Patreon page in the description box. I think you can do one off payments. Greatly appreciated
Cat not car 🙈
Waited and waited to see you paint the beautiful clouds...very disappointed.
In part 2 on the 6th of May!
Looking forward to part 2