My Intensive, Rich Course in Oil Painting, where everything is clear and practical (check the course description here): www.alex-teal.us Did you like the video? You can buy me coffee, it's very inspiring! buymeacoffee.com/alexteal
Thanks a lot, Lisa! I have some more Van Gogh style tutorials on my channel, and now I'm working on some Monet style paintings 🎨🙂 th-cam.com/video/5eTPwOIvz3o/w-d-xo.html
This was really helpful! And the painting turned out really nice,keep up the good work 👍 Also,could you maybe do a tutorial on how to paint still-life or plein air with this technique?
Thank you very much, I ам going to keep up :) I like your ideas and I will do, although about the plein air I have to wait for better weather, maybe a month. May I ask what country you are from?
@@Alex_Teal I'll be waiting for your new videos then,definitely subscribed! I'm from Turkey :D! I recently started painting and I wanted to do some paintings inspired old masters' paintings,that's how I found your channel. I hope to practice this way of painting more and be accustomed to it
@@P.A4850 Of course, already two new #PaintingTutorials will be ready soon :) One of them will be in the style of Monet, I hope you like it. I could advise you to study your colors, how they mix and how they fit together. This process you can check here: th-cam.com/video/qbfO-3rz_l4/w-d-xo.html For example, in the #OilPainting that I do to order, I use 9 permanent colors + 3 additional ones. For example, I always have a color on my palette called Turkish Turquoise :D I hope someday I will be able to go on a trip to #Turkey, learn more about the culture. I saw a lot of beautiful photos.
@@Alex_Teal Thank you for your advices and recommendations! I'll make sure to keep those in mind and practice more :D And I really hope you'll be able to visit sometime. There are many places to see,many places to paint 👍
Really lovely painting. I’m working on creating a van Gogh style painting to teach in a class and I’m trying to simplify as much as possible. This helps me understand the color layering. I haven’t painted in a little while so I’m a little nervous about the instruction portion of it. I also like how you let that orange base pop through in certain areas. It really gives it a nice feel.
Hi, thanks for sharing this experience. I'm currently preparing a large tutorial that will help with these issues. Your feedback will help me create exactly the kind of video that is expected.
I really enjoyed watching the process, sincerely. I've just been reviewing and reading up on Van Gogh's own processes and history, so it was especially appreciated. But if I may offer just a bit of some (hopefully helpful) suggestion of the videography (I'm certainly no expert for sure)... if you can, remember to turn off the auto focus and auto exposure once you get homed in on your canvas, if your device allows for those at the same time. For several minutes each time your hand passed by the camera's lens sensor, it went blurry, sharp, blurry, sharp...beginning around 9:54 for a couple of minutes (maybe you detected that yourself); then after that seemed to be resolved, the exposure appeared to oscillate between bright and flat... most noticeably on the first couple of trees on the left. That could have been from your hand/arm passing between your lighting source and the canvas, and the auto exposure trying to adjust for the changing light. Just a friendly suggestion. But I really mean it when I say It was very inspiring overall, as I'm trying to head towards learning some impasto techniques. Thank you.
Hey Scott. Thanks for the advice! The funny thing is that I knew about it, but this video is my first and I was just so worried that I forgot to do it. And when I noticed, it was a pity to delete the video. Now I always put all the settings on the camera. Could you test my latest videos? I think I've gotten better at filming: th-cam.com/video/5eTPwOIvz3o/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AlexTeal-paintingforbeginners
@@Alex_Teal Great, sorry didn't realize that was yours first... I learned this the hard way myself several years back so I understand and realize sometimes those little settings will bite you. I also know the work that goes into one of these, so I don't blame you for dropping it... the work was great. Again, appreciate your work and inspiration. I'm subscribing too.
I've never seen anyone mark out the ten sections on a canvas for perspective. Thank you for sharing! You used a square canvas. If it were rectangular, how many sections would you mark out?
Hey) thanks a lot for your comment, useful info to choose next themes. I will try more landscapes, and I have an idea to simplify an original painting, because it might be disappointing process for someone who just start to paint. What do you think about this idea?
Hey, yes, of course, but the main secret is to have enough impressions. I mean, it would be better to watch 10 videos to paint 1 picture, because watching the artistic process helps the brain to create neural networks and it helps to you to paint.
Sure, just use water instead solvent. Here is a video about the same technique but in #acrylic th-cam.com/video/r-39scnpMVQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AlexTeal-paintingforbeginners
Yes, I am going to do some tutorials on his paintings. I was asked to make some videos of landscape painting of the most famous national parks in the #USA. When I'm done, I can paint something in Wong's style. Thanks a lot for your comments! You really helped 👍
My Intensive, Rich Course in Oil Painting, where everything is clear and practical (check the course description here): www.alex-teal.us
Did you like the video? You can buy me coffee, it's very inspiring! buymeacoffee.com/alexteal
Painting in this Van Gogh style is harder than it looks. You did a great job!
Thank you so much 😀
Congratulaciones
Beautiful painting and really a Van Gogh style.
Thanks a lot, Lisa! I have some more Van Gogh style tutorials on my channel, and now I'm working on some Monet style paintings 🎨🙂 th-cam.com/video/5eTPwOIvz3o/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful painting and a lovely mixture of colours. An absolute pleasure to watch. 🎨
Thank you so much 😀 Big hugs to your big family, one day I will come to #Australia and we will meet!
That painting is a beautiful thrill.
Thank you, I am appreciate it
This is so underrated, this is AMAZING!!
This is the motto of my whole life 🥲
gostei do seu método, mostrando a tela e a paleta, podemos ver a mistura de cores e como é colocada a mistura na tela. Gratidão.
I enjoyed this work and will check out your others. I will look for bees and seas. Thank you for doing this!
Thanks for the support and yes, I got it, have to paint seas of bees 😂🎨🐝
@@Alex_Teal I love your humor; ‘seas of bees’! Good one.
Van Gogh was a patient man
Awesome 🎨
I like the cup of tea
Wow! Fantastic
This was really helpful! And the painting turned out really nice,keep up the good work 👍
Also,could you maybe do a tutorial on how to paint still-life or plein air with this technique?
Thank you very much, I ам going to keep up :) I like your ideas and I will do, although about the plein air I have to wait for better weather, maybe a month. May I ask what country you are from?
@@Alex_Teal I'll be waiting for your new videos then,definitely subscribed!
I'm from Turkey :D! I recently started painting and I wanted to do some paintings inspired old masters' paintings,that's how I found your channel. I hope to practice this way of painting more and be accustomed to it
@@P.A4850 Of course, already two new #PaintingTutorials will be ready soon :) One of them will be in the style of Monet, I hope you like it. I could advise you to study your colors, how they mix and how they fit together. This process you can check here: th-cam.com/video/qbfO-3rz_l4/w-d-xo.html
For example, in the #OilPainting that I do to order, I use 9 permanent colors + 3 additional ones. For example, I always have a color on my palette called Turkish Turquoise :D
I hope someday I will be able to go on a trip to #Turkey, learn more about the culture. I saw a lot of beautiful photos.
@@Alex_Teal Thank you for your advices and recommendations! I'll make sure to keep those in mind and practice more :D
And I really hope you'll be able to visit sometime. There are many places to see,many places to paint 👍
🧑🏽🎨 very, very nice 👌
This is incredible!! ❤❤ amazing job
Really lovely painting. I’m working on creating a van Gogh style painting to teach in a class and I’m trying to simplify as much as possible. This helps me understand the color layering. I haven’t painted in a little while so I’m a little nervous about the instruction portion of it. I also like how you let that orange base pop through in certain areas. It really gives it a nice feel.
Hi, thanks for sharing this experience. I'm currently preparing a large tutorial that will help with these issues. Your feedback will help me create exactly the kind of video that is expected.
Thank you. Almost reminds me of Monet style in places.
Love this ❤
Gostei bastante. Lembra bastante a obra DELE. Fui!!!
I simply love this! ❤️
Thank you a lot! May I ask what country you watched this video from?
@@Alex_Teal HI, I'm from the USA
@@lopezelba1 Great! I will have a video Feb 5 about the Yosemite park #painting (waterfall), maybe you will be interested, I hope 🙂
@@Alex_Teal yes most definitely!
Thank you so much for your lessons!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼♥️♥️
Thank you very much! The funny thing is, this is not my best video, I tried to make the last ones more interesting 🥰
I can't stop laughing at what realistic advice you've added with, "to cope you need a cup of coffee/tea." 😂
Only after the first 20 paintings do you understand that coffee should be Irish.
Heather is "HOT" 🔥🔥🔥😍😍😘
This is quite good!
Thank you very much, I really appreciate your words.
I really enjoyed watching the process, sincerely. I've just been reviewing and reading up on Van Gogh's own processes and history, so it was especially appreciated. But if I may offer just a bit of some (hopefully helpful) suggestion of the videography (I'm certainly no expert for sure)... if you can, remember to turn off the auto focus and auto exposure once you get homed in on your canvas, if your device allows for those at the same time. For several minutes each time your hand passed by the camera's lens sensor, it went blurry, sharp, blurry, sharp...beginning around 9:54 for a couple of minutes (maybe you detected that yourself); then after that seemed to be resolved, the exposure appeared to oscillate between bright and flat... most noticeably on the first couple of trees on the left. That could have been from your hand/arm passing between your lighting source and the canvas, and the auto exposure trying to adjust for the changing light. Just a friendly suggestion. But I really mean it when I say It was very inspiring overall, as I'm trying to head towards learning some impasto techniques. Thank you.
Hey Scott. Thanks for the advice! The funny thing is that I knew about it, but this video is my first and I was just so worried that I forgot to do it. And when I noticed, it was a pity to delete the video. Now I always put all the settings on the camera. Could you test my latest videos? I think I've gotten better at filming: th-cam.com/video/5eTPwOIvz3o/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AlexTeal-paintingforbeginners
@@Alex_Teal Great, sorry didn't realize that was yours first... I learned this the hard way myself several years back so I understand and realize sometimes those little settings will bite you. I also know the work that goes into one of these, so I don't blame you for dropping it... the work was great.
Again, appreciate your work and inspiration. I'm subscribing too.
Wow
Thank you, a new one will be published in a few days. Subscribe not to miss!
I've never seen anyone mark out the ten sections on a canvas for perspective. Thank you for sharing! You used a square canvas. If it were rectangular, how many sections would you mark out?
This is the way you have to discover :) depends on size. You could make an experiment 🙂
Can you give examples of the brushes you use. Brands and all of that? It’d be much appreciated! Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you
You're welcome
❤
I really enjoyed watching this. It's so beautiful. I wonder how many hours this actually took you.
Filming and editing 12 hours, painting 1 hour *crying*
Stunning! Will you try wheat field unfer thunderclouds? Very few TH-camr teach how to draw like Van Gogh ❤️
Hey) thanks a lot for your comment, useful info to choose next themes. I will try more landscapes, and I have an idea to simplify an original painting, because it might be disappointing process for someone who just start to paint. What do you think about this idea?
@@Alex_Teal yes, this one is a bit too challenging 🤣
Really great, gorgeous painting & easy to follow instructions . Had to turn the sound off, music too freaky & stressful for a learning tutorial .
Ye, this is my first video so some mistakes. What do you think about this? th-cam.com/video/iVhkqVKlF0s/w-d-xo.html
Great job. Roger on turning off sound. I notice you hold brush like a pencil. Great job. For learning turn speed back to lowest speed.
Maravilha 👏👏👏👏👏
Obrigado!
Man Beautiful, just Beautiful, very good Job!
Do you think it is possible to do smth like that if you never painted before?
Hey, yes, of course, but the main secret is to have enough impressions. I mean, it would be better to watch 10 videos to paint 1 picture, because watching the artistic process helps the brain to create neural networks and it helps to you to paint.
@@Alex_Teal thx for the answer:)
I think i found a new Hobby
👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
❤️🙂
where can i get the tools in the video?
Is it possible to follow along using acrylics?
Sure, just use water instead solvent. Here is a video about the same technique but in #acrylic th-cam.com/video/r-39scnpMVQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AlexTeal-paintingforbeginners
Can you draw some Matthew Wong pieces? Thank you tons!
Yes, I am going to do some tutorials on his paintings. I was asked to make some videos of landscape painting of the most famous national parks in the #USA. When I'm done, I can paint something in Wong's style. Thanks a lot for your comments! You really helped 👍
i think i must buy new brushes
Did Van Gogh use a lot of contrast in the color of his paintings?
obviously...yeah, take a goood example like the starry nights would do