Painting a Forest in Oils
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- welcome back my friends. this week i will be painting a forest scene with warm colours..
apologies for the camera reversing between scenes....
colours used, white, cad yellow, cad red, naples yellow, phaylo blue, burnt umber, burnt sienna, black, alizarin crimson,
In these tutorials I will show you how to create beautiful oil paintings using very easy techniques.. join in the fun and see just how easy it can be.
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Hello from France. Thank you very much for being so generous.😊
great as always, god bless you. good health
Just absolutely stunning! 🙌
Another wonderful tutorial Stephen.I intend to watch all of your tutorials but it is going to take a while. many thanks
Hi,just stumbled across your channel. Wow! ,thank you so much,must try this.i love finding new inspiration, still learning,but improving thanks to special people like you!😊
Thank you for this great tutorial!
Stunning work❤❤❤
Great tutorial Stephen and a beautiful painting. Speedy recovery Stephen. Thank you.
That’s beautiful Stephen 😃
So beautiful painting
Hi Stephen that really is a wonderful painting and I bet it looks even better in one of your frames. Hope you get better soon and until next time take care and stay safe my friend.
Thank you very much Clive. Im glad you enjoyed it..
Hi Stephen, gorgeous painting and great tutorial! I followed the steps and I manged to get a nice outcome. Thanks a lot and I'll keep checking your tutorials.
Thank you very much..
I love that my friend ..... so good ... as are all of your tutorials.
Panadol is a good one to take to relieve general cold symptoms and keep warm.
Take care
Kind regards
Dave from Down under.
Thank you very much my friend. You are too kind...
Beautiful painting and tutorial Stephen, thank you very much for sharing your incredible talent. I must try this one soon as I absolutely love autumnal colours. I hope you’re feeling much better…
Thank you Suzette ..i really appreciate that
Best wishes for a speedy recovery Stephen, and this is stunning! I love the warmth of this painting! 🌹💞🤗
Thank you so much Yovette...you are too kind...
Beautiful tutorial. Thanks !
Saludos desde México, veracruz. Lo he Estado siguiendo desde pinturS de hace5 años.poco a poco.. me gusta la técnica...
Nice painting
Hoping you feel much better soon! This is breath taking...as if I'm the one walking down that path! Only I'm not a carrot! LOL Truly I was amazed to see how you were going to pull that carrot trick off and you did it perfectly! I thank you for this lesson!
Thank you very much Michele...its a pleasure...
Amazing 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😁😁😁😁
Thank you Michelle...
Beautifully mysterious painting. Thank you for sharing your talent
Thank you for a beautiful painting. It's so warm and inviting. I want to join that person walking down the road...
Thanks Stephen for another beautiful tutorial, will give it a go for sure!! 🙂
Absolutely stunning!
I just love this! thank you for sharing!
very beautiful, thanks Stephen
Wonderful, my friend! Thank you for this beautiful tutorial!❤️❤️❤️
You are more than welcome my friend
Hope you feel better soon.
Wow that one is a beauty. Love the colors. The rich fall colors are beautiful. I am going to do this one for sure. Thanks very much
Its a real pleasure Bob. Thank you
This is fantastic, thanks. Think I will try it
Beautiful work as always
Thank you kindly my friend..
Hi Stephen, hope you feel better. I love oil paintings but i did found working with oils tend to gives me also headaces! so know i only paint in acrylis but missing the wonderful softness and colours of oils. I really do love your videos and cant wait to watch them. This is a very beautiful scenery and i think you are a great artist with wonderful talent and such a good teacher in the arts. THANK YOU and be be well.
You are very kind to say that bonnie...thank you so much...
Merci beaucoup 🤩
Hi Stephen im sorry your not very well , hope you get better soon . Thankyou for this wonderful painting the glow is so natural it is marvalous how you captured this i love it alot . I followed you painting but i used acrylics it was fun and im rather pleased with it , as it was for my husband who likes the old artist Rolland Hilda who in his country scenes has a man just like the one in your picture and from a distance looks like my husband . At the moment we have one with a man and his dog it reminds me of us walking the dog .many years ago. I know this seems strange but i find the hardest thing to do is people , i know you do it like a carrott but i think i have the size wrong to the scale of the picture , but this one i am pleased to say went very well thanks to your expert teaching thankyou . Do you do classes on line for a yearly fee at all , love to know thankyou
Hi Marilyn... thank you very kindly for your kind words. I do soncerely appreciate it....yes i do one to one zoom lessons...approx 90 mins for a fee of €60. Spaces do fill up fast though...thank you kindly for your support Marilyn...
Please post the reference photo… going to try this one !!
Thank you Bob. I just uploded it..
I love the feel of this painting and intend to try it soon. Do you mix linseed oil with your odorless thinner (or whatever kind of thinner you use) and I think I asked you before, but I have cad yellow pale hue, Cad yellow, Indian Yellow, Yellow Ochre, but do not have Naples yellow, which do you suggest I try? Thank you in advance.
Hi linda. Yes i do add a little linseed oil into my thinners. It really helps move the paint around....70,30 mix linseed 30%.
I would say yellow ochre with some white will be close to naples yellow..
@@EasyOilPainting Thank you so much for responding so promptly, I really enjoy your tutorials and plan on attempting some of your paintings.
do you ever do any plein air painting?
Unfortunatly not. The weather is very unpredictable in Ireland
I believe it’s not a wet on wet ?? Can you please let me know. Thank you. Hope you feel better. 🙂
Oh yes. Its all wet on wet my friend. No drying in between..
@@EasyOilPainting thank you. But you don’t mention putting first liquid white ???
@@martinewachtenheim3850 i dont use liquid white..just a thin layer of linseed oil...