Hey guys! Thanks for all of the comments and likes! It's great to hear feedback and it helps me tailor these episodes and Quick Clips to what will help you most. After you have subscribed here, jump over to my website www.andrewtischler.com and subscribe there too! I give away heaps more free content on a regular basis. Be sure to check out my latest seascape DVD too, by going to www.andrewtischler.com/shop/ (check out all the 5 star reviews!) Thanks guys!
Hi Andrew, I am an American amateur painter, age 79. I love your teaching lessons and your skill is excellent in terms of color and the way you blend them. I am learning so much, and inspired to start painting again. I will order your videos as well and order the oil paints and brand you suggest, it seems to flow so well. I watch your videos every day. Again, thank you for helping and inspiring me.
I love this painting SO MUCH. I have a self portrait due in my beginning painting class and I watched this video over and over again to try to emulate the process. I'm working with acrylics so.... it was a struggle. But I am so inspired by your love of capturing people as if you were in the middle of conversation with them. It reminds me of how Bernini wanted to convey people in his sculptures. Thank you for the inspiration!
Thanks so much for the comment. I appreciate the feedback. It may be difficult to emulate the process with acrylics, I would take the plunge into oil. You can find more detailed instruction on my upcoming portrait DVD to be released soon. Subscribe through my website for details. Links in the description below the video.
I loved seeing paint made, I'm so glad I don't have to make it, some bodies gotta cook around here, I've always wanted to do portraits, have had a block about it, you are making that block disintegrate, you are a gem.
Obviously, you have great knowledge, of the process, but from someone who struggles daily with portraiture, you were touched by God. You have such command of light and your paintings seem to have a quality of almost inner realism, if that makes sense, like you capture their soul. I admire your work, I hope you never stop, although there are moments when its not there, I know, I feel that fire within you.
Charles Nolan You will get there! Don't you dare look at skill such as Andrew's and view it as unachievable. It is, without a doubt. You just need the dedication and time to develop.
Wow. There is no way any photoshopers could ever mach the beauty and quality demonstrated here in this video. Oil painting was, is, and will always be the most beautiful form of art.
Andrew...just to see a sitter become sooooo overwhelmed over a painting you've completed- is a gift all artists wish they could experience in their lifetime...congratulations you got it.......love the tutorials....
Hey Andrew, as a fellow artist myself, I really enjoy your tutorials in portrait painting. They are very informative, detailed oriented and insightful. Continue your great works. Nolan P.
I came upon Andrew's videos by accident while looking up some weird paint that I bought in a yard sale. It has been almost eight years since I dropped painting ( portraits) and started making films. Oh, My God, I am inspired once again to pick up my brushes!! His instruction is priceless and so well executed and explained. I am a new fan. (Just by the way I have an MFA gained in Florence, Italy 1985) and on and on.) Ashleith USA
kookiesoo infires Hello my name is adolfo grandson i am part of an association of painters who paint with their mouths and feet created a channel recently got a big dream i'd like your picture a strong hug
perhaps the best portrait video I've seen in it's good use of time to give important steps in the process..very understandable... excellent, many thanks !!
Andrew you are not an ARTIST you are an INSTITUTION OF ART. Your skills give very strong inspiration and it is as powerful as your art. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge to the BOUNDRYLESS university of the world. I love your art. Thanks.
OMG the final portrait of David came our magnificently. You really have some amazing talent. So glad I found your channel. Learning so much already. Keep up the awesome work and keep these tutorials coming. I really love the fact that you give credit to those who comment and ask for specific types of videos. That shows me you're really interested in the teaching and not about the celebrity status. You're an awesome human being Andrew. You now have a new fan and pupil.
Thanks alot for this one! I always love following your thought process, as it is so important for an artist. Also, I really appreciate how you always have the sitter's character on your mind. Now all I need to work on is maintaining my patience throughout a painting like you so well do! Thanks again.
One of the Last and few great channels where it is all about Art instruction and not about a painter just showing His skills.Great to see an artist sharing the lost art .
I have always enjoyed learning how things are made. WOW! So interesting and fascinating. Thank you so much for the factory tour! I've just learned how correct you are in saying "paint people that you know". I started a portrait of my parents, and oh man... SURPRISE! Emotional, and really fun to focus in on details of people you've been looking at all of your life, and knowing instantly if you've captured them... or not! Each video has something so new and fresh, thank you again for your generosity!
You are a great artist! Your portraits are full of details and each one of your portrait has a perfect touch and the best hyper realistic result ever! You shall be the next generation of Rembrant miracles! You are a Big category by your own and one of the best artists since 1400s! You inspired me a lot and gave me the efforts to draw and painting my own portraits with your style,mixed together with mine and have a better option and better result. Thank you very much for everything. Your videos are perfect!!GOD BLESS!!!!!!
Fantastic skill and a really interesting and well done video as usual. Keep em coming.
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Andrew, 25 yrs ago, I was studying as a portrait painter. . life got in the way but I still have the same love of it..... Thanks for reminding me about an old love. I am going to start again, God bless. ......
You are truly a contemporary master painter. Not only this painting is super detailed and accurate but it also makes you feel as if you're part of the scene. Amazing
Mr Tischler you are an inspiration. I doubt I will ever get to your level, but I am loving watching your tutorials and learning as much as I can. Thank you.
MAGNIFICENT ...your workmanship, skill and passionate for your art warms the heart and is more inspiring than any art classroom could instill. Thanks for your Godly sharing (no charge).
It is clear to me that when I watch your detail work that you know exactly what each brush will do for you. I hope to get there someday. This blew my mind.
Cheers Micki, Practice makes perfect! I spent a few years with this, and now I am giving away techniques to save you the time, so you can just get on with it. Enjoy! :)
Great work! I really enjoy your comments as you go along - that helps a lot. I have been painting watercolor on aquabord for years and decided to try oil. It is so different but I am finally starting to enjoy it. It really helps to see how you solve some potential problems and to be PATIENT! Thank you .
I really love this one Andrew. Thank you so much for sharing your work and giving us information. I would love it if you produced a more indepth video that we could purchase. Is that in your plans?
Hi Robin, Yes, head over to my website and subscribe and you will be the first to know plus have access to 3 Bonus Newsletters for Ep 1,2 and 3. www.andrewtischler.com/the-great-art-adventure-bonus-newsletter/
I dont beleive I have ever been more inspired to pick up a paint brush. You are amazing! As a mediocre amateur airbrush guy from the 80's I have found a new passion thank you
I didn't do with oil painting for very long time. I'v been just thinking to use it again. By this video I'm really inspired so much. Your work hard and your clear and a live explanation become a very special and deep teaching. Thank you so much. Soon I'll start with oil painting. I don't mean to leave my acrylic at all, I'll do with it for sometimes.
At 23 Sept, 2019, there are 140 'dislikes'....how on earth could anyone dislike this gem of a lesson ?! They must be very ignorant folk, I think... But then, look at the number of 'Likes' : 9,500 (9.5K), that's pretty good going.... and bear in mind the 15 (?) K pupils / admirers all over the world.... xxxxx
I nearly didn’t notice the 140 no pleasing some folks. A brilliant free lesson and demo of making paint. What’s not to love. Great teacher great artist. Thanks Andrew
@@capbin146 One time I clicked on the dislikes to see if they had a reason (not on this video) and it made another dislike!! It could be that some were unintentional because you'd have to be crazy to dislike your work. You are truly an inspiration, thank you so very much.
OMG, seriously? You're a total genius. I thought the modeling stage looked finished without the final detail stage, lol. I'm totally amazed. If I were that guy, I would have cried at unveiling. Just incredible, Andrew, and you're so young!
There are several ways to know. But first it's important to begin with the end in mind. You have to have a goal. I know where the finish line s from the outset. Another way is to realise the point where your brushstrokes have little effectiveness. If you keep adding marks that add nothing to the picture, better stop! Or another way is to have the client knocking on your door, prying the painting from your hands.
I like to call you sir ....sir your paintings are just awesome with a very detailed definitions ..sir as I'm from India , in our region peoples are different in skin tone and hair colour ...can you paint a Asian breed people ...that will help me a lot
This video gave me many insights into how to block in a face and the use of light and shadow. I am just beginning to venture into portraits.....the most time consuming and intensive oil painting there is. I am so impatient to finish everything. The patience required to do a portrait may be beyond me. This was a beautiful painting. Thank you for posting.
You're missing out ALL the essential techniques, like how to blend, how munch linseed to use, what brushes, etc. I'm not learning anything. I'm simply watching you paint.
Please don't be negative about my comment. I'm simply trying to learn. I am in the middle of a Fine Art Degree, I have no formal training, they invited me to do the degree on the strength of my work completed during two short water colour classes I attended. with regards to working with oil paints, I have done a few day classes on landscapes but portraiture is something else entirely. How do I blend the paint? Dry brush? What size? when using a small brush, do I dilute the oil paint with linseed to make it more pliable? do I blend with a smaller brush on smaller area? Dry or with linseed? I'm simply asking for a literal step by step proper tutorial without omitting things you may see as being obvious. A tutorial for a beginner.
Charlotte, I am not being negative. Chill. Go back and read your original comment. How did you want me to receive your comment? Regardless, I'll do my best to answer you. Having gone through a Fine Art degree myself, I hear where you are coming from. They will probably not teach you the essential techniques. Now, whilst I try to make a show about painting, these episodes are meant to be lighter and a little more entertaining. I am making full length tutorials which will be available for sale through my website. If you like me work and want to learn how I do it, then I break down the essential techniques in these demonstrations. We have literally just started, so bear with us, more episodes are coming out soon as well as DVD's. I am positive you will find something beneficial in the content we provide here, or on our website. (links are in the description.)
I appreciate you taking the time to discuss this with me. It's very kind of you. I will happily pay for a tutorial as long as it includes every detail, as I said, as if you were teaching an individual who has never before picked up a brush or knew what linseed oil was. I've watched so many youtube "tutorials" on how to paint a portrait in oil, and the ones that are a literal step by step process are not in English unfortunately. You miss the important details like how to load a brush correctly, what size brush to use, what type of brush, how to mix the paint with linseed to allow it to flow, there's just so much to learn. You certainly have the best control over this particular medium than any other artist I've come across. Your skill is both beautiful and overwhelming. I don't know if you ever went through the stage of hating yourself whilst learning to paint, but I'm at that stage now. Everything I do is terrible. It's incredibly frustrating and does knock the wind out of you, I must say. Though I am persevering.
Thank you very, very much for sharing these private moments with us newbie painters. Hope you never stop showing us your work. Good luck, from southern Spain.
Your are a real artist ! Gosh ! I am french, I live near Aix-en- Provence ; I have seen the studio of Cézanne and the scenaries around with lots of emotions! I love abstract but I do admire your work . Merci!
i love to see the community you have--paintings of and with other painters/artisans/friends, a pal who makes the paints, oleogel, ability to travel and meet others...i have not found this sort of interaction and support within my own community.
OMG...OMG..I have just discovered how much I love painting..and I have watched this video 13 times because I am so impressed and so in awe...I just love the way you are painting. Incredible. HolybSchmoly..Fantastic. I am on my way to get some new brushes...Thank you so so much. London girl; (actually a Swede in London..beginning to love to paint)
You are a great artist and also a teacher. The fact that you give information, even on how to make colors, is amazing to me. Your kindness is beyond limits! I would like to see a video on how yellow is made in the power or just the paint we use in painting. I haven't seen these powders here in US maybe I should look in the Internet to find out. I saw an artist once a while ago using the powders and mixing with whatever. I always buy the tubes. But it is interesting to know where these color powders come from and how to mix them for a better quality painting. I am 69 years old Andrew and self taught, I struggle in many ways. I deeply appreciate your videos and kindness. Thank you again for a great video.
Thanks so much for sharing these with us Andrew! After watching your series on TH-cam, I started a portrait and after just a few hours of work it's already the best I've done by light years! Subscribing to the newsletter and excited for more.
I love to paint portraits, but watching you videos, make feel so behind, still, long way to go (for me)!!! Your approach and techniques, and mostly the final outcome, left me spellbound. You are an amazingly talented artist, so gifted. Very inspiring!
Hey Laurence! Why do you feel behind? It's not a race! I am here for you on this channel to help you with your techniques. I hope you find the inspiration here to keep going, put one foot in front of the other in the direction of your vision and don't stop until you reach your goal!
Andrew this is the first video I see about your work, Im a Digital Artist and it really helps alot to see classic painting process, thanks so much for your work !
i find your step by step clear explanations so helpful. as a painter that deals with neurological and visual issues, well, the words combined with the demos make the project and process so much clearer. thanks so much andrew. all the best to you from a fellow painter :)
Hey guys! Thanks for all of the comments and likes! It's great to hear feedback and it helps me tailor these episodes and Quick Clips to what will help you most. After you have subscribed here, jump over to my website www.andrewtischler.com and subscribe there too! I give away heaps more free content on a regular basis. Be sure to check out my latest seascape DVD too, by going to www.andrewtischler.com/shop/ (check out all the 5 star reviews!)
Thanks guys!
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Please make a video on mixing skin tone using reference photo
i learnt one great key... *never rush your work with details*. thanks alot Andrew Tischler
question: what brush would you recommend for oil painting?
Super inspiring, can’t wait to have some time to get back in my own studio and take my painting to the next level.
Thanks mate
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The blocking in is 100 times better than my finished pieces, great work sir!
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Andrew, I so loved your portrait of Hugo, it 's absolutely love
Hi Andrew, I am an American amateur painter, age 79. I love your teaching lessons and your skill is excellent in terms of color and the way you blend them. I am learning so much, and inspired to start painting again. I will order your videos as well and order the oil paints and brand you suggest, it seems to flow so well. I watch your videos every day. Again, thank you for helping and inspiring me.
I love this painting SO MUCH. I have a self portrait due in my beginning painting class and I watched this video over and over again to try to emulate the process. I'm working with acrylics so.... it was a struggle. But I am so inspired by your love of capturing people as if you were in the middle of conversation with them. It reminds me of how Bernini wanted to convey people in his sculptures. Thank you for the inspiration!
Thanks so much for the comment. I appreciate the feedback.
It may be difficult to emulate the process with acrylics, I would take the plunge into oil. You can find more detailed instruction on my upcoming portrait DVD to be released soon. Subscribe through my website for details. Links in the description below the video.
Sis same I have one due for art 1 Highschool.
@@chairs3815 me too wow glad to see a recent comment.
I'm an airbrush artist from Russia! I will be glad to mutual subscription with artists! Artists unite!
I loved seeing paint made, I'm so glad I don't have to make it, some bodies gotta cook around here, I've always wanted to do portraits, have had a block about it, you are making that block disintegrate, you are a gem.
David's reaction to the reveal , made me cry! It was so sweet and genuine. He was blown away by the talent and I am too. Great job!! WOW
Obviously, you have great knowledge, of the process, but from someone who struggles daily with portraiture, you were touched by God. You have such command of light and your paintings seem to have a quality of almost inner realism, if that makes sense, like you capture their soul. I admire your work, I hope you never stop, although there are moments when its not there, I know, I feel that fire within you.
Charles Nolan You will get there! Don't you dare look at skill such as Andrew's and view it as unachievable. It is, without a doubt. You just need the dedication and time to develop.
@@zakkziegler111 Lovely spirit you have. Us artists need that.
Wow. There is no way any photoshopers could ever mach the beauty and quality demonstrated here in this video. Oil painting was, is, and will always be the most beautiful form of art.
Andrew...just to see a sitter become sooooo overwhelmed over a painting you've completed- is a gift all artists wish they could experience in their lifetime...congratulations you got it.......love the tutorials....
Burnt amber and ultramarine blue, that's all I'm hearing in my mind after watching your videos.
Great work !!
😊and conacular magenta! 🙂he is a master, though!
I love how you discuss your painting with enthusiasm. You can tell you love your craft and it truly is a way of life for you, not just a job.
Is not just the amazing talent, is the emotion of the video. Amazing, you're the number one.
I'm 79 and still learning !! You're knowledge and ability is just amazing and beautiful.. thank you for sharing..
Hey Andrew, as a fellow artist myself, I really enjoy your tutorials in portrait painting. They are very informative, detailed oriented and insightful. Continue your great works. Nolan P.
I am so glad I met Andrew, he is a true Artist that cares for his Art.
andrew is the most amazing teacher, these videos have changed my life!!!
I came upon Andrew's videos by accident while looking up some weird paint that I bought in a yard sale. It has been almost eight years since I dropped painting ( portraits) and started making films. Oh, My God, I am inspired once again to pick up my brushes!! His instruction is priceless and so well executed and explained. I am a new fan. (Just by the way I have an MFA gained in Florence, Italy 1985) and on and on.) Ashleith USA
Absolutely stunning portrait! I also loved the segment on paint. I have never used oil paint but I thought it was fascinating! Thanks!
I'm an airbrush artist from Russia! I will be glad to mutual subscription with artists! Artists unite!
Probably the most talented artist in the world today
I'm debuting in portraits and I really wish that one day I will be as good as that ! Your skills are just amazing
kookiesoo infires Hello my name is adolfo grandson i am part of an association of painters who paint with their mouths and feet created a channel recently got a big dream i'd like your picture a strong hug
mesmerized by the beauty with which your brush moves on the canvas. So very generous of you to share this with the world.
perhaps the best portrait video I've seen in it's good use of time to give important steps in the process..very understandable... excellent, many thanks !!
Wow thanks!
ys, vwey useful and fascinating. many thanks.
Andrew. You really know how / have the skill to place the feel of life in your art. They are sure to be a main focal point in just about any room.
That is incredible. You captured his essence. Beautiful
Andrew you are not an ARTIST you are an INSTITUTION OF ART. Your skills give very strong inspiration and it is as powerful as your art. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge to the BOUNDRYLESS university of the world. I love your art. Thanks.
Just discovered your channel. You just won a subscriber, you're very talented and everything seems easy when you paint. Keep going forever.
OMG the final portrait of David came our magnificently. You really have some amazing talent. So glad I found your channel. Learning so much already. Keep up the awesome work and keep these tutorials coming. I really love the fact that you give credit to those who comment and ask for specific types of videos. That shows me you're really interested in the teaching and not about the celebrity status. You're an awesome human being Andrew. You now have a new fan and pupil.
I am mesmerized by your art. Your narration explains how you put everything together. Well done.
Thanks alot for this one! I always love following your thought process, as it is so important for an artist. Also, I really appreciate how you always have the sitter's character on your mind. Now all I need to work on is maintaining my patience throughout a painting like you so well do! Thanks again.
Don't worry, I get impatient too, but with video I can edit those bits out! :)
Thanks heaps for the comment.
One of the Last and few great channels where it is all about Art instruction and not about a painter just showing His skills.Great to see an artist sharing the lost art .
Hi Andrew, the portrait of David is stunning - WOW, thank you for sharing - so inspirational THANK YOU
Thanks Jan!
I have always enjoyed learning how things are made. WOW! So interesting and fascinating. Thank you so much for the factory tour! I've just learned how correct you are in saying "paint people that you know". I started a portrait of my parents, and oh man... SURPRISE! Emotional, and really fun to focus in on details of people you've been looking at all of your life, and knowing instantly if you've captured them... or not! Each video has something so new and fresh, thank you again for your generosity!
A great video. Thank you for showing us some of your technique so clearly and easy to understand. Thank you!
Giovanni Siano
Andrew, you are not just a talented artist, you are a great teacher. Thanks for the video.
Very grateful for your video teaching You're an amazing artist AND teacher
there's just so much quality here. the video, the audio, the story, and of course the painting. outstanding
Excellent tutorial and an excellent portrait - thank you so much for sharing ~
You are a great artist! Your portraits are full of details and each one of your portrait has a perfect touch and the best hyper realistic result ever! You shall be the next generation of Rembrant miracles! You are a Big category by your own and one of the best artists since 1400s! You inspired me a lot and gave me the efforts to draw and painting my own portraits with your style,mixed together with mine and have a better option and better result. Thank you very much for everything. Your videos are perfect!!GOD BLESS!!!!!!
Fantastic skill and a really interesting and well done video as usual. Keep em coming.
Andrew, 25 yrs ago, I was studying as a portrait painter. . life got in the way but I still have the same love of it.....
Thanks for reminding me about an old love. I am going to start again, God bless. ......
Thanks so much for this beautiful comment, it hit home, and means a lot. ;)
learnt so much from your video and loved the final portrait. Feel inspired now.
You are truly a contemporary master painter. Not only this painting is super detailed and accurate but it also makes you feel as if you're part of the scene. Amazing
So -
Sketch it out
Block it in
Add details.
Got it. I'm ready.
Mr Tischler you are an inspiration. I doubt I will ever get to your level, but I am loving watching your tutorials and learning as much as I can. Thank you.
Great work, Andrew. Glad to find you. Keep on!
MAGNIFICENT ...your workmanship, skill and passionate for your art warms the heart and is more inspiring than any art classroom could instill. Thanks for your Godly sharing (no charge).
Beautiful work Andrew. I would have liked to see the reference photos when you worked in the studio on the detail.
Looking forward to the next one!
dude please never stop making videos, you tube needs more people like you, excelent job! 🙌🙌🙌
Hey thanks! Will do, we got more on the way. :)
Your videos motivate me to want to paint, im not an artist but wow i want to learn
GO for it! You're an artist now ;)
I can’t get enough of your painting videos...
OMG.. this painting....is awesome! ^_^ thank you for your tips!! ^_^
WOW!! Absolutely INCREDIBLE!! Such artists painting in oils are extremely rare!
great video as always man
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It is clear to me that when I watch your detail work that you know exactly what each brush will do for you. I hope to get there someday. This blew my mind.
Cheers Micki,
Practice makes perfect! I spent a few years with this, and now I am giving away techniques to save you the time, so you can just get on with it. Enjoy! :)
super awesommme!
Yeah!
Great work! I really enjoy your comments as you go along - that helps a lot. I have been painting watercolor on aquabord for years and decided to try oil. It is so different but I am finally starting to enjoy it. It really helps to see how you solve some potential problems and to be PATIENT! Thank you .
I really love this one Andrew. Thank you so much for sharing your work and giving us information. I would love it if you produced a more indepth video that we could purchase. Is that in your plans?
Hi Robin, yes its absolutely in my plans to have DVDs available soon!
Wohoo! Is there a mailing list that we can sign up for and be notified when they are ready?
Hi Robin, Yes, head over to my website and subscribe and you will be the first to know plus have access to 3 Bonus Newsletters for Ep 1,2 and 3.
www.andrewtischler.com/the-great-art-adventure-bonus-newsletter/
Done. Wohoo!
Andrew Tischler
I dont beleive I have ever been more inspired to pick up a paint brush. You are amazing! As a mediocre amateur airbrush guy from the 80's I have found a new passion thank you
I've noticed you tend to use only ultramarine in your videos. Why did you use cobalt blue in this one?
I didn't do with oil painting for very long time. I'v been just thinking to use it again. By this video I'm really inspired so much. Your work hard and your clear and a live explanation become a very special and deep teaching. Thank you so much. Soon I'll start with oil painting. I don't mean to leave my acrylic at all, I'll do with it for sometimes.
At 23 Sept, 2019, there are 140 'dislikes'....how on earth could anyone dislike this gem of a lesson ?!
They must be very ignorant folk, I think...
But then, look at the number of 'Likes' : 9,500 (9.5K), that's pretty good going....
and bear in mind the 15 (?) K pupils / admirers
all over the world....
xxxxx
I nearly didn’t notice the 140 no pleasing some folks. A brilliant free lesson and demo of making paint. What’s not to love. Great teacher great artist. Thanks Andrew
@@capbin146 One time I clicked on the dislikes to see if they had a reason (not on this video) and it made another dislike!! It could be that some were unintentional because you'd have to be crazy to dislike your work. You are truly an inspiration, thank you so very much.
Really happy to be as happy as Mr David when he saw the finished painting. Andrew, you are very talented. God bless.
Great video. I loved it all. The sitter looked like Gordon Ramsey.
Much more handsome than Foul-Mouth Ramsay !
OMG, seriously? You're a total genius. I thought the modeling stage looked finished without the final detail stage, lol. I'm totally amazed. If I were that guy, I would have cried at unveiling. Just incredible, Andrew, and you're so young!
"which shade of sienna did u use?"
"raw, chef"
"FOCKIN HELL!!!"
-G.R
Burnt Sienna.
@@AndrewTischlerArt Lol
Breathtakingly gorgeous work. Beyond words.
how do you know when a painting is 'done'. Do you ever have the urge to just keep adding?
There are several ways to know. But first it's important to begin with the end in mind. You have to have a goal. I know where the finish line s from the outset. Another way is to realise the point where your brushstrokes have little effectiveness. If you keep adding marks that add nothing to the picture, better stop! Or another way is to have the client knocking on your door, prying the painting from your hands.
Thanks. I'm right at the start of the learning curve, and sometimes I mess around too much till I've ruined it all.
I really love the way you comment every step!
I like to call you sir ....sir your paintings are just awesome with a very detailed definitions ..sir as I'm from India , in our region peoples are different in skin tone and hair colour ...can you paint a Asian breed people ...that will help me a lot
This video gave me many insights into how to block in a face and the use of light and shadow. I am just beginning to venture into portraits.....the most time consuming and intensive oil painting there is. I am so impatient to finish everything. The patience required to do a portrait may be beyond me. This was a beautiful painting. Thank you for posting.
You're missing out ALL the essential techniques, like how to blend, how munch linseed to use, what brushes, etc. I'm not learning anything. I'm simply watching you paint.
Oh well. Can't please everyone. Thanks for the comment Charlotte. :)
Actually this made me laugh. Thanks! XD haha! Watch out for my ESSENTIAL TECHNIQUES video.
Please don't be negative about my comment. I'm simply trying to learn. I am in the middle of a Fine Art Degree, I have no formal training, they invited me to do the degree on the strength of my work completed during two short water colour classes I attended. with regards to working with oil paints, I have done a few day classes on landscapes but portraiture is something else entirely. How do I blend the paint? Dry brush? What size? when using a small brush, do I dilute the oil paint with linseed to make it more pliable? do I blend with a smaller brush on smaller area? Dry or with linseed? I'm simply asking for a literal step by step proper tutorial without omitting things you may see as being obvious. A tutorial for a beginner.
Charlotte, I am not being negative. Chill. Go back and read your original comment. How did you want me to receive your comment? Regardless, I'll do my best to answer you.
Having gone through a Fine Art degree myself, I hear where you are coming from. They will probably not teach you the essential techniques. Now, whilst I try to make a show about painting, these episodes are meant to be lighter and a little more entertaining. I am making full length tutorials which will be available for sale through my website. If you like me work and want to learn how I do it, then I break down the essential techniques in these demonstrations. We have literally just started, so bear with us, more episodes are coming out soon as well as DVD's. I am positive you will find something beneficial in the content we provide here, or on our website. (links are in the description.)
I appreciate you taking the time to discuss this with me. It's very kind of you. I will happily pay for a tutorial as long as it includes every detail, as I said, as if you were teaching an individual who has never before picked up a brush or knew what linseed oil was. I've watched so many youtube "tutorials" on how to paint a portrait in oil, and the ones that are a literal step by step process are not in English unfortunately. You miss the important details like how to load a brush correctly, what size brush to use, what type of brush, how to mix the paint with linseed to allow it to flow, there's just so much to learn. You certainly have the best control over this particular medium than any other artist I've come across. Your skill is both beautiful and overwhelming. I don't know if you ever went through the stage of hating yourself whilst learning to paint, but I'm at that stage now. Everything I do is terrible. It's incredibly frustrating and does knock the wind out of you, I must say. Though I am persevering.
I find it amazing how much of your own emotion and feeling comes through in a life like portrait, especially of a good friend.
Wow!!! Amazing technique and detail. I am blown away.
You are such a talented artist, and even more, a gifted teacher. Truly inspiring! Thank you for your encouraging and kind tutorials.
I think if he had painted my portait and gave me the great reveal....I would just burst out in tears....in wonder and amazement! How wonderful!!
Thank you very, very much for sharing these private moments with us newbie painters. Hope you never stop showing us your work. Good luck, from southern Spain.
Your are a real artist ! Gosh ! I am french, I live near Aix-en- Provence ; I have seen the studio of Cézanne and the scenaries around with lots of emotions! I love abstract but I do admire your work . Merci!
Wow...wow... I mean...Just WOW!!!! Ur so blessed Andrew!... U got a great talent!! Keep it up...
Very nice...and David's reaction almost had me shed tears of joy
As a non-artist it is amazing to see the initial blobs and shapes transform into a face. Mesmerizing and magical!
Maestro Andrew Tischler your work is amazing! Beautiful portrait, you've been touched by God that's for sure.
his expression in seeing the painting says it all-wow
i love to see the community you have--paintings of and with other painters/artisans/friends, a pal who makes the paints, oleogel, ability to travel and meet others...i have not found this sort of interaction and support within my own community.
OMG...OMG..I have just discovered how much I love painting..and I have watched this video 13 times because I am so impressed and so in awe...I just love the way you are painting. Incredible. HolybSchmoly..Fantastic. I am on my way to get some new brushes...Thank you so so much. London girl; (actually a Swede in London..beginning to love to paint)
I enjoyed this quick session with you. I now have a little more in my painting arsenal. Back to work I go.
I learned from you probably one of the most important elements to paintings, preserving the tones!
Wow! Wow! Wow!
You are a great artist and also a teacher. The fact that you give information, even on how to make colors, is amazing to me. Your kindness is beyond limits! I would like to see a video on how yellow is made in the power or just the paint we use in painting. I haven't seen these powders here in US maybe I should look in the Internet to find out. I saw an artist once a while ago using the powders and mixing with whatever. I always buy the tubes. But it is interesting to know where these color powders come from and how to mix them for a better quality painting. I am 69 years old Andrew and self taught, I struggle in many ways. I deeply appreciate your videos and kindness. Thank you again for a great video.
Speechless....you really are outstanding......You help me to see things that I never noticed before in paintings....Thank you soooomuch
You really nailed His gestures.Great Job!
THIS WAS EVEN MORE NATURAL THAN PHOTOGRAPHS, WELL DONE
The attention to detail is incredible
Thanks so much for sharing these with us Andrew! After watching your series on TH-cam, I started a portrait and after just a few hours of work it's already the best I've done by light years! Subscribing to the newsletter and excited for more.
Wow! Thank you for the comment. This is the WHY behind what I do. :)
Absolutly incredible.
Wow. Just amazing! I am in awe. Your friend was right, portraits are hard, it looked like a mirror image only better. Bravo!
I love to paint portraits, but watching you videos, make feel so behind, still, long way to go (for me)!!! Your approach and techniques, and mostly the final outcome, left me spellbound. You are an amazingly talented artist, so gifted. Very inspiring!
Hey Laurence! Why do you feel behind? It's not a race! I am here for you on this channel to help you with your techniques. I hope you find the inspiration here to keep going, put one foot in front of the other in the direction of your vision and don't stop until you reach your goal!
Andrew this is the first video I see about your work, Im a Digital Artist and it really helps alot to see classic painting process, thanks so much for your work !
Beautiful talent! Two charming gentlemen!
Amazing. I love the reaction of David. Beautiful work.
i find your step by step clear explanations so helpful. as a painter that deals with neurological and visual issues, well, the words combined with the demos make the project and process so much clearer. thanks so much andrew. all the best to you from a fellow painter :)