With the quality of light of the low sun hitting this spot the end result has an impact simply with the harmony the limited colours can create. Thanks again Sam for this great tutorial !
A very well executed work of art, and that includes the smooth presentation. All of the painting's elements are sophisticated & were successful in conveying the importance of each step to achieve an admirable result. Well done & thank you.
I've just discovered your channel, Sam, and I am so impressed! Your level of professional work is amazing, and you are so good at explaining your painting, step-by-step, so everyone can understand. I really appreciate that you don't skip some parts, because invariably that would be just the bit I would really need to see. Thank you so much! Marsha
Thanks Sam, great video. You do such a good job communicating the technique while keeping things entertaining and moving. The effort you put into the production really shows. Thanks for your hard work.
Lovely , I have lust fallen in love with your technique of using just 3 /4 basic colours Just waiting to try some of your paintings , wish me luck ! Please continue the wonderful work . Thank you
Hey thanks Sam... I've been following you since your first video and I was a beginner painter but now I concider my self a novice mostly because of your technique and teachings without trying to sell me something... I'm at ease in front of my canvas with confidence... I'm trying to be an alla prima en plein air painter.. HARD AS HELL
Hey thanks for that, glad you’re improving at your painting. Plein Air Painting is hard but in the long run if you keep at it you’ll learn so much and you’ll become a much better painter. I think of plein air painting as fast tracking your art skills 😊
Have to agree there Sam , it is harder to judge colour accuracy and value at first , but I find myself improving , if slowly.I think value is more important than colour accuracy , because if your values are close to correct , ant colour shift from 100% accuracy will not be as conspicuous.
Soldiers Beach, oh my, what a gorgeous place to paint at. You got some marvelous photos of that beautiful color of blue water. I love liquin too, great product! In my opinion you have a practically perfect painting here! How is young Theodore doing? He is already months old. Time goes so fast!
Great video again. In the painting do you only have one compositions? example; If you put a bird on the rocks to the left would you worry about tying it in with your oval composition or give it a secondary composition of its own. Should a painting only have one focal point? Again thank you very much for sharing your beautiful art.
When you cover the canvas with burnt sienna is it acrylic or oil. I no you paint in oils ,however , sometimes they lay in the backgrounds with acrylic because it dries faster. Thank you Kathy
Hi Kathy, I tone the background with burnt sienna and it's a thin layer of oil paint. I mix one part burnt sienna, one part and two to three parts gum turpentine. Mix it in an old jam jar and chuck a penny in there, shake it for a bit so it's thoroughly mixed. Then apply with a chip brush.
With the quality of light of the low sun hitting this spot the end result has an impact simply with the harmony the limited colours can create. Thanks again Sam for this great tutorial !
such a beautiful painting!
Thanks so much 😊
Love this one Sam!
Thanks Ann, do you recognise the location?
Sure do!
Thank you so much I’m 72 and started painting again to help deal with stress. I need all the help I can get. Thank you for helping me. Kathy
Thanks Kathy, great to hear you have started painting, it’s a wonderful world and it is great for relieving stress. Thanks for subscribing 😀
A very well executed work of art, and that includes the smooth presentation. All of the painting's elements are sophisticated & were successful in conveying the importance of each step to achieve an admirable result. Well done & thank you.
Thanks Robert 😀
Robert Ardalain well said
Your seascapes are amazing. I enjoy learning how and why from you.
Thank you so much 😊
I've just discovered your channel, Sam, and I am so impressed! Your level of professional work is amazing, and you are so good at explaining your painting, step-by-step, so everyone can understand. I really appreciate that you don't skip some parts, because invariably that would be just the bit I would really need to see. Thank you so much!
Marsha
Fabulous ! I’ve pained Nora Head many years ago, very inspiring video
Thank you! 😊
Thanks Sam, great video. You do such a good job communicating the technique while keeping things entertaining and moving. The effort you put into the production really shows. Thanks for your hard work.
Thanks Jeff, glad you are enjoying the videos, I’m still trying to get to grind with learning how to do video editing! 😊
you present your videos always so professionally - even down to apologizing for your smoothie being in the video for a little while! 😊👏❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Leslie. I drink a lot of smoothies and forgot that it was in my camera shot at the time! 😊
Thank you Samuel...your work is wonderful. Your a master of the sea. Thanks so much for your postings here...appropriate it so.
Thanks Stella 🙂
Love your way of painting step by step and ending up With incredible work ..
Thanks Amrinder 😊
Absolutely superb. Your commentary and ability to communicate is excellent.
Thanks Paul 🙂
Thank you! As a beginner, I appreciate your explanation of how and why you use certain colors and brushes. Love your videos.
Thanks Dale 😊
Your seascapes are amazing...can u please paint one sunset in tropical sea...
Thanks Ann, I will definitely keep your suggestion in mind for sure 😊
I love your instruction! Thank you for taking the time to really explain what you’re doing!
Thanks Nicky 😀
Truly great Sam, I found this very helpful. A wonderful example of how a limited palette can give a harmonious balance. Many thanks from Vermont
Thanks Rusty 😊
Thank you Sam for another great painting and tutorial!
Thanks Jim 🙂
You deserve a million subs right away ! Great tutorial and you put in lot of effort planning them.. thank you!
Thanks Jasleen, I am happy to help people with their painting 😊
This was brilliant!
Thanks mate 🙂
Amazing work, as usual Sam. Thanks for taking the time to break it down for us.
Thanks Marlon 🙂
I live on the central coast and paint Moonee Beach at Catherine Hill Bay frequently.
Thats so awesome, are you a plein air painter?
@@SamuelEarpArtist in the past but not recently.
Thank you very much for this tutorial Sam, you are an excellent teacher an artist ☺
Thanks Carol 🙂
Got it to work just tried again. Thanks. I used an iPad then tried my galaxy note, worked.
Very NICE 4 SURE ! ;)
Thanks 👍
Lovely , I have lust fallen in love with your technique of using just 3 /4 basic colours
Just waiting to try some of your paintings , wish me luck ! Please continue the wonderful work .
Thank you
Me encantan las luces y sombras de tus cuadros espectaculares 🥰🥰🥰
Muchas gracias 😊
Hey thanks Sam... I've been following you since your first video and I was a beginner painter but now I concider my self a novice mostly because of your technique and teachings without trying to sell me something... I'm at ease in front of my canvas with confidence... I'm trying to be an alla prima en plein air painter.. HARD AS HELL
Hey thanks for that, glad you’re improving at your painting. Plein Air Painting is hard but in the long run if you keep at it you’ll learn so much and you’ll become a much better painter. I think of plein air painting as fast tracking your art skills 😊
Have to agree there Sam , it is harder to judge colour accuracy and value at first , but I find myself improving , if slowly.I think value is more important than colour accuracy , because if your values are close to correct , ant colour shift from 100% accuracy will not be as conspicuous.
Great Video Sam !
Using a limited palette usually helps me to achieve a better sense of unity in my paintings . Great tips and demonstration again!
Thanks Hardy, agree, using a limited palette is less confusing 🙂
wonderful your way of working with colors. I like when I see your videos. I hope one day you will know Brazil. May God bless you.
Thanks. I would absolutely love to visit Brazil, it’s definitely on my list of countries to visit. Thanks for watching 😊
Hi Sam, I really love this painting I’m trying to do it right now in acrylics LOL thanks for a great video I love your channel
Thanks Luna 😊
Nice lightning and depth
Great
Thanks Akshay 😊
Nice explanations of your process. Well done!
Thanks James 😊
Awesome video Sam, really enjoyed listening to you and the pictures at the beginning were stunning 👏 💜 thanks so much 🎨 👍
Thanks Chrissy 😊
Superb video , brilliant !
Thanks Shahzad 😊
Superb video , learned a lot , very helpful!
Thanks Shahzad 😊
Awesome painting ❤️❤️
Thanks Sandy 🙂
Soldiers Beach, oh my, what a gorgeous place to paint at. You got some marvelous photos of that beautiful color of blue water. I love liquin too, great product! In my opinion you have a practically perfect painting here! How is young Theodore doing? He is already months old. Time goes so fast!
Soldiers Beach is a beautiful place to paint. Theodore is doing good, he’s 9 weeks old now 😊
Great video again. In the painting do you only have one compositions? example; If you put a bird on the rocks to the left would you worry about tying it in with your oval composition or give it a secondary composition of its own. Should a painting only have one focal point? Again thank you very much for sharing your beautiful art.
Thanks Steven, you can definitely have secondary focal points in your art works for sure 😀
Thank you, it was very informative.
Thanks Barbara 🙂
sam you are amazing painting very detail ,also very nice person ;]
Love your videos and please wear the Opeth t-shirt again. 😉
Ha ha, thanks...I will do 😊
Awesome
Thanks Fiona 🙂
Köszönöm
köszönöm 🙂
Nice one Sam ! :)
Thanks Terry 😊
When you cover the canvas with burnt sienna is it acrylic or oil. I no you paint in oils ,however , sometimes they lay in the backgrounds with acrylic because it dries faster. Thank you Kathy
Hi Kathy, I tone the background with burnt sienna and it's a thin layer of oil paint. I mix one part burnt sienna, one part and two to three parts gum turpentine. Mix it in an old jam jar and chuck a penny in there, shake it for a bit so it's thoroughly mixed. Then apply with a chip brush.
Красотища!
Спасибо Ольга 🙂
Merci Merci Merci .....
Thanks Helena 🙂
Beautiful painting! Can the cadmium red be replaced with napthol red light?
Thanks. Whilst I have not used napthol red light I see no reason why you could use it instead of cadmium red 😀
How about a basic costal scene without mountains please?
Yeah for sure. I am working on a TH-cam video that is a seascape that just features breaking waves and rocks. Stay tuned 😊
So long time supernatural..
Thanks 🙂
How about doing a value seascape with just black and white. I notice no one else has done one that I know of?
Yes, that is a great idea, I'll keep that in mind 🙂
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