Landscape Painting Time-lapse | "Lakeside Memories"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2019
- My newest painting on canvas titled "Lakeside Memories" which I painted in acrylics and oils. This painting features a lake cabin at sunset overlooking a peaceful bay. The time is autumn as the leaves are in full color, and two boys fish on the dock with their dogs.
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I wonder how you kept patience after doing so many changes! Hats off!
It's just what I love to do. Thank you!
Chuck Black Art what kind of paint is this? Acrylic?
chronic
This is artist Shubham Dogra the next Sourav joshi
@@miorio2645 He said it in the Video. Acrylic with oil on it
i thought i was a perfectionist, but this guy......
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Makes me feel nostalgic for a place I’ve never even been for an experience I’ve never had, wow
Mason Lol, well it’s like a memory- lakeside memories 🙃
Wow when I saw that just made sense! Amazing
Its called a sinless, heavenly paradise where you finally are connected with the Supreme Good who created you.
I've watched the video and came to the comment section for exactly this comment!! Wow amazing
I don't think that is really what nostalgia is. What you described is more like wishing for an experience or lifestyle you've never been exposed to before
Wow... The first half of the video was he showing us that he can "ctrl + z" in real life!
😂😁😁
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Being able to change ur painting like that is the mark of a true master
a master of wasting potential income yes
Lmao what are you even saying?? Anyone can redo a painting. Am I missing a punchline?
@@yueshijoorya601 The difference between planning exactly what you are going to paint/convey then just doing it, or, expecting to feel what you are creating. Sometimes it's hard to just paint for the sake of painting. I myself worked on an old south farmhouse and then put it up for a year unfinished. It happens. You learn to get beyond that stuff after years of creating.
A master with zen brain goes with what happens. This wasn't a mastered painting. Beautiful, but not mastered.
@@yueshijoorya601 r/whoosh
first time i have ever seen a canvas being so flexible to change. so used to just seeing a painting from start to finish like a pre programmed picture. loved it!
Frederik Olsen if you sawed it in half you could probably see all the layers of paint used
@@smyg2697 paint layer: T H I C C
@@FrederikEngelmand nah, it be dummy thicc
Knew an old man who painted many dozens of paintings in one canvas. He has various canvases. He took pictures of each painting. Each painting had it's own flexibility as the video above. Great people out there❤
So he basically made 10 beautiful paintings to make one spectacular painting!!!!👍 👌 🔥
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That is mind blowing. Gives you that warm autumn feeling. That is quite literally a perfect painting.
Good grief man, that's like five paintings trapped in one canvas!
Yara,yara
Five? Try fifty
Sophia Bleeker is
and the final work weights over 1.5 tonne
@@shijacy7383 Ha ha ha ha
"Push yourself passed the point of frustration" Solid advice right there
That is pretty hard to do for me. Although, I've never tried it on something I truly cared about, such as painting. only games. and that results in many, many broken things lol.
Please, don't stop posting these mind blowing masterpieces!
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Sometimes you go over and over and over and over and over and OVER your painting. I did not know that a person could do that. Do all of the layers make it thick when you do that? Anyhow, you make it work. You have a special gift. There is a soul about your paintings that others don't seem to achieve, even if their subject matter is the same as the scenery that you paint. You capture the true spirit of rustic, rural scenes in an idyllic way. God bless ya.
No mistakes just happy accidents/ Bob Ross
different style. Bob Ross was an effect painter, with some wet an we formula techniques, he never spent this much time working on composition and detail.
@@paulthomas8262 He was time constraint on TV having to complete in 30 min. always wondered what he could do if left to unlimited time. I'll have to search and see if he has other works
@@donproctor3445 sure, however he was taught a popular style of wet on wet from his mentor, which are expressionistic techniques that are for faster immediate results, not different in essence than those those produce those space spaces from spay cans, upturned bowls and pieces of stiff card/plastic. He didn't have the the variety of training of others. Nothing wrong with that either. He mastered that particular approach, but apples an oranges.
I actually disagree it was purely about the TV time constraint, plenty of shows have more technique, you can show different technique over different episodes. There are plenty of shows that can overcome that. Bob ross wanted people who didn't have much training or drafting ability, understanding of perspective an composition or colour knowledge, to be able to produce a pleasing result, that looked professional. He did that well.
@@paulthomas8262 Bob Ross was brilliant in evoking emotion with his art. Putting down another artist in order to lift another up is unnecessary.
And why the dissertation? All he did was put up a quote by an artist he knew about, and it was a really good thought. We should all view life through that lens.
@@Brastius I think you read that into my posts. Is there anything factually incorrect about my posts? I never said he wasn't good at evoking emotion.
Just when I think "Ahh this looks nice" dude tweaks it more and makes it look more realistic. Crazy talent man. Keep it up!
@Juicy Gaming i don't play that shitass game anymore (maybe I will someday in future). I still watch some of the videos though, like cheeseman, jspraut, twist's videos.
@@yeahhyouvish How did Lakeside Memories transition to Critical Ops?
"Not being satisfied"......most common challenge faced by all artists...❤😂
Paint companies must love you
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It wasn't struggle, mental toughness, or focus, it was pure insanity.
And I love it!
Why not pure *passion?*
@@jorexcalamba410 because you gotta be insanely passionate about something as this man was about this piece to do it over and over again. There.... everybody gets a word 😆 lol
Beautiful insanity
Insanity is just another word for Genius
This kinda of paintings take u into a different dimension, at the end, u imajine yourself turning on the lights from the cabin, heading down the stairs, smelling the fresh air, looking around and seeing the trees, and then stare at the beautiful sun, and it’s reflection. The wind blows on your hair, and you feel... peace. and then u think about it, and u can feel as if behind those mountains there is wolves and above those trees there is birds, and farther beyond those mountains there is cattle, and people, and farther there is a town, to a city, to a state, to a country, to a continent, to a world, to a galaxy. Oh, how much a picture can bring. Oh how much imagination can bring...
AMD Ask My Dad , lmao I thought I was the only one who thinks that deeply 😅
*_THEN SOMEONE ERASES A PART OF THE TREES WITH BLUE PAINT_*
I would like your comment but it says a perfect sequence of 123 and 124 doesn't quite make any sense...
Cyberbro how did I jump from 124?
Beautiful words, friend !
People call this talent and honestly it’s just a whole bunch of skill, patience and persistence layered over and over. Just like his painting. Layers.
It might not represent your effort but ive never seen an speedart on that level...
The realism, the emotions and everthing are just so close with this painting.
Like there are alot of incredible modern artworks on youtube, but you proof that even younger ppl can still love the more classical way of drawing...
you would have been an good impressionist.
Just imagine how many layers of paint is on that paper xD
Three
Metres
@@lagos4312 km
The future art archaeologists will be exalted then they will examine the painting, and will write a thesis of the different phases.......
Cloth*
It's a canvas XD
Crazy ....that he able to do that
Chuck..from my perspective every scene itself separate painting which looks amazing ..you should have painted 20 paitings...you have lot of patience...that no one else have ...nice to see your passion portrait on painting...keep doing and keep inspiring us...
True👍👍
Yeah, totally agree. Should have started and finished every one.
I’m thinking the same way too. I just made a comment about it before i saw your comment.
it's so frustrating watching a dude paint 73 paintings that I would KILL to be able to do just to go "nah" and paint over them.
Every layer keeps getting better and better
man, so comforting to know that im not the only one who goes through an ugly phase at the beginnings of paintings. my paintings seem to evolve on their own, and end up being nothing like what i had planned.
It was like looking the time passing by that land.
Something happened there to finally becomes the place you found at the end.
You saw the past of it.
Beautiful work.
Thousands of years passed by in front yours and our eyes.
I hope you understand what i mean.
A time machine.
Truly beautiful man👏😢
Well said
Thats was beautifully worded
Yeahhhh..sooo truee... incredible!!!!
Omg true tho😃
I will be able to paint like this someday.
If that's what you want it should be attainable, considering this is something that you can do without someone teaching you directly
I love that you said, "I will be able to" Instead of, "I wish I could." Great attitude! :)
@@MM-xd1dv yep, I agree with you! :D
@@inkk1ntlez568 I agree!
@@MM-xd1dv thanks!😊
✨imagine the amount of patience this guy has✨
I'm moved I'm getting back to my dumps and finishing them
Thanks Chuck 😭
All of emotion bursting through while watching this
Omg that was like 50 Amazing paintings in one!! Super talented!
starts making a beautiful art : not satisfied
Me: draws a circle using a rounder = satisfied..........
100 years from now, someone is going to send that painting to a guy like Baumgartner to fix overzealous cleaning and overpaint done by previous conservators. 22nd century Baumgartner is gonna put it under x-ray and UV light to see what's what and say, "OMG, this artist sets the world historical record for pentimenti" and then sit in a committee with fellow conservators debating over which cabins and trees to restore and whether or not the country road is meant to be visible. Hee hee.
GORGEOUS scene, as always, Mr. Black. I love your paintings.
Waiter at the restaurant: Have you decided what you want to eat?
Me:
This is something I’ll be seeing for the first time in my life, where I was able to see the thought process of a painting change right before my eyes. Being able to see so many different styles of how this painting would have turned out was mind blowing.
This gave me anxiety for how many times he changed it
H K you can’t expect to get it right first time all the time
I was like OMG IT LOOKS BEAUTIFUL JUST KEEP IT THAT WAY LORD
But the result was well worth it
Same.
Me too! I was enjoying every look till he took away EVERY look! Love it all though!
I wish I could live there, wake up every morning and sit on the grass and watch that sunrise
Killed me watching you change the composition so many times. I have to draw mine on paper and make changes , before I put brush to canvas. That way when im painting, the changes I do decide to make are minimal and I'm less frustrated. Love this one !!! along with my other fave, "Rustic Lake Cabin".
Thanks Alan, to be honest I did the same thing with mine. I had two pages of sketches, but for some reason it just didn't come together in the process. I love it though, any day I'm painting is a good day. Thanks again!
Why when I look at that sun set my eyes actually hurt ?! Amazing
I do not know why,but i almost felt sorry when the painting was finished...It is like i remembered my childhood...Beautiful paint,it have given me a trip of memory lane...
the vibes are immaculate
So glad you pushed through the tough part. As always, the end result is gorgeous.
Thanks Sherri
For some reason, that mist on the water just made it so real. After that point the amazing detail just brought everything to life, beautiful artwork.
I quit painting after things fell apart 3 years ago. But this has inspired me to start again. Thanks.
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I'm going to be honest, every single time he painted was so good that it almost physically pained me when he painted over it , but this guy is so insanely good at what he does that it got better and better every time. New sub.
The way he moves the paint 😳🤤🤩
the 25 dislikes are the jelous people who want to be amazing like u
+those who unfortunately clicked the 👎, and didn't notice haha
A thumbs down for each time he repainted the scene lol
@@swsbswsb5515 maybe it's just not for you ✌️
Aww I was the 101th like and ruined it
Agreed!
I’m absolutely stunned. Thank you for the video, not only for displaying your painting prowess but to encourage other people, not just artists, to push through adversity and discouragement. I face that a lot when I’m writing music; the times when I’ve broken through that frustration are times when I’ve made my best work. Once again, thank you for the reminder and for the simply stunning artistry.
I always admire people who can paint without reference. Your a true artist and I aspire to be like u🙌
A man with patience! My goodness!! It's absolutely beautiful Chuck! Thank you for sharing!! 😄💙🎨🙋🏽
Thanks Cristy
Agree, this was incredible, patience makes good works! 🖼️
Ugh! Your trees slay me! Could you please do a video in regular time on just how to paint one of those gorgeous trees. I tried to imitate you and I’m always taken with your amazing trees. Outstanding video chuck as always
Me too! I love his trees
I thought I was indecisive, but this guy takes the price!
Oh Chuck you are my favorite artist on TH-cam for a lot of reasons but mainly, I see myself in you. When I paint, I have a specific vision that just change along the way coz better ideas starts coming through, then repainting it again and changing composition becomes exhausting after a lot of time and thinking. I still make it happen because i am very patient and I want to see that end result looking great and most importantly, me being 100% happy and satisfied with my work. I just want to thank you for not being selfish with your knowledge. I’ve been painting for so many years but I still like to learn a lot and see what are other artists techniques and apply it on my artwork. Please keep doing what you’re doing and may you continue to inspire a lot of artists (beginners and/or experienced). Cheers!😃
That is how u earn a subscriber......true talent. Mind blown. Thank you for letting me watch🙂
the ability of having a lot of ideas and putting it in life amazes me
Beautiful painting, man. At this time marked by modern art see this kind of painting is just wonderful. Think that there is still people working for beauty in the world is amazing.
Legit teared up remembering of my early summers in my grandpa's home in the countryside, his house had this huge lake next to it and we'd swim there and fish all the time. Really cool piece, super nostalgic!
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the highest form of art is artwork that comes from one's imagination. 💫 your persistence is astounding! bravo!
This is so beautiful!
Is it just me or the background music is just so relaxing coupled with the painting it really feels like you are in it.
Fascinating how much changes are possible
You’re extremely skilled. Hard to imagine myself being this skilled. This is so breathtaking.
Art is such a struggle. Magnificent outcome. Thank you for sharing
The reason why people don´t push over the edge is because they are insecure...
I know that feeling.
I was so mesmerised by this art.
back in the day before photos and film we would not be able to truly appreciate this painting, because we could only have taken your word about the process involved
It's reassuring to see that there's nothing wrong with making mistakes whenever you're doing your art as long as you keep on working at it and never give up
This is the true meaning of “an artist can never be done with its piece”
It always amazes me how much you can layer paintings
I totally know what you mean. I love the contrast with the trees and sunset. It is very beautiful. I love it!! I wanted to mention how I love the oil glazing.
I love the painting as well as the background music, such a peaceful tone it is.
I can appreciate your struggle completely as I also am an artist and know the frustration you went through. Your painting is mind-blowing
Your work gives me great hope for the possibility of human potential, that we do indeed collectively & individually possess the power and strength, that will see us through even the most uncertain and difficult circumstances. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for talking during your timelapse. I really like to hear the thought process and compare it to my own. It's funny how similar and different artists can be in mindset.
😱 What he has a magic brush that erases??? Love you work, your rejected ideas were way better than any of us could ever imagine doing.
Now that’s an Artist right there!
He has patient, fantasy And he’s self-promoting ❤️
Beautiful art ❤️🍁🌲 must have taken along time! :O
Absolutely beautiful
Dude... You've got God level patience......... And your work is awesome......... Thanks for sharing your work...... It's very inspirational..........
Wow! I'm in a middle of "reworking" a piece and about to lose it, and that's how I found your channel. You sir, gave me hope! Thank you!
I would’ve quit a long time ago. This would’ve taken me at least 30 years if I could even draw and paint accurately like you lol. So perfect... your ability to imagine and picture not to mention your absolutely crazy painting skills... is just phenomenal! This is so amazing. You’re so strong.
This should be in a museum. In my oppinion you are definetely on their level! Awesome result!
It looks realistic, it definitely screams inspiration
Time machine! It was a spectacular masterpiece!
And now we know why Leonardo da Vinci has paintings hidden under his masterpieces.
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That paint must be like 1m thick after all the repainting, respect!!!
Absolutely amazing talent but what a roller coaster of emotion to watch you paint.
I am crying with joy.
One of the best TH-cam videos I've watched...wonderful process..love the narration and background music .. priceless ...this video itself..is art ...I'll pass it on
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Oh man this is one beautiful painting! Its so pretty that I have no words for it!
This is the best painting I have ever seen
Thank you Chuck for sharing! Amaizing. I want to cry. Hello from Russia! Keep going!
me: _trowing away a paper if there's 1 thing I dont like_
he: *painting 96 layers of paint on the same canvas*
I love the painting, it looks beautiful! Very impressive how you kept going and changing everything so many times until you got exactly what you wanted...
Glad you stayed with it....love all the color and attention to detail...Absolutely beautiful! Can't get over the magnificent application of color!!!
Watching this is so peaceful 😌❤
I need to stop watching these videos, I'm too jealous. I can't even draw a circle
watvid1 if u go through the frustration of aiming for perfection every day for many many years, you will be able to do that. That’s how all artists get good. Although some just accept mistakes and go for more expressionistic paintings which might save u from catching depression and many break downs when u do these paintings. I’m no expert but I have painted before and no a thing or two about improvement
Loads of people say these comments in painting videos. And it's okay and everything but plain circles aren't exactly the most important things in a painting, depending on what you do. Organic paintings and landscapes usually don't require perfect circles, and when they do, it's different painting a circle with a brush. Once you have a reference image (or idea), pick up a paint brush, just forget about your doubts and just try. Many times I've started painting and it'll look like crap, but I kept persevering. And they look pretty decent after (based on my standards).
This painting has more layers of paint than a Ferrari car! But end result is as impressive !
🏎️ 🚓
Man. You are blessed with such talent but the perseverance and patience; people talk about it but thank you for sharing it. I usually end up with a canvas in the trash and perhaps a hole punched through. That said, for many of us the limitation is our own capacity.. and that my friend is not your truth at all!!
God of drawing with water color.
Have never seen an art video in my life but this was absolutely stunning! Great work!
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Love your work chuck,i dont think i even own that much paint to be able to push through the hump lol! But i think it goes to show the reward for perservereing!
Thanks Stevie! lol I promise it's not that much paint. The fluid acrylics I use cover quickly in very thin layers. I'll use about a nickel sized dot of each color for each layer. But I appreciate that!
My brother does painting, and it never really intersted me until i saw ur painting and it really got me. Man i loved the moment i got the glimpse of the completed painting.
Thanks! Sure taught me one important lesson in painting. Don’t get frustrated or give up. You don’t like a section, paint over it. Improve it. The finished piece is so worth the journey!!