Mr Baumann , sincere Thank you once again ! I am always mesmerized watching you discuss with your class....of which I always feel part of !! 🥰🤗 you always find a great way to explain things about our passion for art ! How dull life would be without it ...and how lucky to have an Awesome Art Master on youtube ..You of course ...! I so appreciate your kindness Mr Baumann ! Please stay safe and may you and your family be Blessed. 👏👏🎨🎨🥰
Thanks for the kind words, you should join us on Patreon, BTW did you see that I have a book out? go to my website www.stefanbaumann.com/ and check it out .
"to up your game, paint from life"...OMG .it was like you were talking directly to me! Your coaching and our early morning chats has changed everything Stefan. Thank you.
I have watched your videos for a while, I took notes from everyone. I consider myself as your student. I need frames. Thank you so so much. God blessing you.
"I ship very well." Took me a few seconds too. LOLOLOLOL Thank you very much for this extremely informative video. No other artist I watch online discusses this important aspect and a lot of us do indeed by pre-made frames from Michaels or other online sources. I like your idea of investing in just a few and exchanging your paintings in them. I also appreciate you describing how well-made frames are made. I also have never heard of the gesso covering the "motherless" frames.
A year or so ago, I developed a way to make my own frames because I could never find frames that were a good fit for my paintings - so glad to see this video of yours that reinforces my ideas and gives me more ideas to work on. I am making them of paper mâché but NO ONE ever guesses that!!! I can make them look like any material.
You made me think of a woman who dyes her hair black from a box. You can tell because no subtlety in the color. It looks like black paint straight out of the tube. Now I understand better why some frames work and some don’t. Thanks!
I have black walnut and the equipment to make frames as well as a big shaper. I can and do also hand carve frames but I love painting! There isn’t enough time for all of it!
I just love your advise and the way you speak to your students. I love to draw and recently started to paint. I can’t wait to retire so I can devote myself to painting.
Thank you so much! You answered lots of questions I had. You are a great inspiration for me and because of your lessons I changed my work a lot. I sketch regularly, I work hard on my paintings and the showing progress is making me proud and happy! Greetings from Germany, you semi-landsman ;-)
Thanks so much. You are so right about painting from life. I was just about to start painting for the evening when I saw you had a new video, so I had to watch it first. At first, it felt like painting from life was a big step backward because the results were so bad by comparison. But, I'm sticking with it and though my most recent paintings exclusively from life are a bit lame, they get better with every painting. There is always a new lesson learned that enhances the next effort. And thanks so much for the in-depth analysis of framing. It's a bit down the road for me, but when I'm ready, I'll know what to look for and may start buying some high end frames for my standard painting sizes. As always, I'm already looking forward to the next video!
So I just called and spoke with Stefan... (YES!... he really does answer his phone) FYI... DO NOT make the mistake I made and try to get a 1 1/2 inch painting framed. I used 7/8 canvas and they would warp, so I started using 1 1/2 inch canvas and now cannot find ANYONE (yet) who has a frame that will fit that depth. Hope this helps! Happy painting!
I've had the same delimina! Now I paint on one eight inch plywood, that is properly sealed. Much cheaper than canvas , found at hardware stores! Doesn't need frames. A lot of people today don't like frames as they distract from the painting! SAVES A TON OF MONEY!
@@robertchilders8698 I agree about the use of panels vs canvas. However, I agree with Stephan (& his video about 'Framing Paintings'). As usual, its up to the artist and the feel/ touch they want to convey. I prefer a mix. Some paintings I want to look 'elegant' and some of my paintings were intentionally designed to have no frame (hence the finished edges of the canvas). Once I deplete my stock pile of canvas, I will be moving to wood panels. 🫠👍
I was glued to your video and the varied elements of selecting the right frames. The concept of a frame being a piece of furniture changed my whole view if frames. I have built and continue to build some of my own. Some are from scratch some out of framing moldings given to my by a deceased artists son. If I were to send a couple of photos of my paintings could you suggest frame “color” based on your theory of helping pop the light?
Thanks for this! My wife was watching, and she is forever rummaging around garage sales and getting me these god awful crappy frames and telling me how much money she is saving me. If you are guaranteed to not sell your paintings, how much did you save?
How should I frame an acrylic painting on Crescent illustration board? I recently got a valuable older painting at auction and I don't like the way it was framed. Came with a plain thin frame with wide green mat behind glass. If I must use a mat, I'd prefer a richer, darker color so not so noticeable that would highlight the work. And want a wider frame but not sure if I should use a mat? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I thought it was going to be on composition and value as well as framing, but most all of it is on framing. That just wasn’t what I was looking I still enjoy Stephen a lot.
Is he saying that you should have a white frame or a wide frame because if he is saying white he contradicts himself when saying it needs to match the Shadows and be dark.
I love Stefan's swashbuckler shirts and leather vest! The man has style and is an absorbing speaker!
Mr Baumann , sincere Thank you once again ! I am always mesmerized watching you discuss with your class....of which I always feel part of !! 🥰🤗 you always find a great way to explain things about our passion for art ! How dull life would be without it ...and how lucky to have an Awesome Art Master on youtube ..You of course ...! I so appreciate your kindness Mr Baumann ! Please stay safe and may you and your family be Blessed. 👏👏🎨🎨🥰
Thanks for the kind words, you should join us on Patreon, BTW did you see that I have a book out? go to my website www.stefanbaumann.com/ and check it out .
Totally agree about the frames with liners. I had some of those from the 70’s. I even think their are some still around.
This has been the best framing advice I've ever heard. Thanks so much.
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
"to up your game, paint from life"...OMG .it was like you were talking directly to me! Your coaching and our early morning chats has changed everything Stefan. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
Great information. Just what I was looking for. Thanks
Fantastic information!
Thank you for this , hearing a lot of encouragement and great info about framing.
all my videos have great information, if you love that you would love to maybe try my patreon
Thannnnnnk you, Stefan.
Watching learning, growing,
being encouraged inspired.
I have watched your videos for a while, I took notes from everyone. I consider myself as your student. I need frames. Thank you so so much. God blessing you.
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
"I ship very well." Took me a few seconds too. LOLOLOLOL
Thank you very much for this extremely informative video. No other artist I watch online discusses this important aspect and a lot of us do indeed by pre-made frames from Michaels or other online sources. I like your idea of investing in just a few and exchanging your paintings in them.
I also appreciate you describing how well-made frames are made. I also have never heard of the gesso covering the "motherless" frames.
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
A year or so ago, I developed a way to make my own frames because I could never find frames that were a good fit for my paintings - so glad to see this video of yours that reinforces my ideas and gives me more ideas to work on. I am making them of paper mâché but NO ONE ever guesses that!!! I can make them look like any material.
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
You made me think of a woman who dyes her hair black from a box. You can tell because no subtlety in the color. It looks like black paint straight out of the tube. Now I understand better why some frames work and some don’t. Thanks!
Thank you Stefan! I Really appreciate all your videos, lovely paintings and great presentation manner!!
:) :) :) :) :)
Tremendous seminar on frames.
I have black walnut and the equipment to make frames as well as a big shaper. I can and do also hand carve frames but I love painting! There isn’t enough time for all of it!
Have someone else make frames you need to paint
Good advice on frames
I just love your advise and the way you speak to your students. I love to draw and recently started to paint. I can’t wait to retire so I can devote myself to painting.
Its a good time for you to start coaching so that you will be ready to retire
I’ve learned so much from you! Thank you for your wisdom!!!
Thank you so much! You answered lots of questions I had. You are a great inspiration for me and because of your lessons I changed my work a lot. I sketch regularly, I work hard on my paintings and the showing progress is making me proud and happy!
Greetings from Germany, you semi-landsman ;-)
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
Great information on frames, Thank you.
I think the print frames you showed are really cute. I remember the moose painting it was awesome I am sure the client loved it.
Super video.
Definitely worth the time..........thank you!!
Thanks so much. You are so right about painting from life. I was just about to start painting for the evening when I saw you had a new video, so I had to watch it first. At first, it felt like painting from life was a big step backward because the results were so bad by comparison. But, I'm sticking with it and though my most recent paintings exclusively from life are a bit lame, they get better with every painting. There is always a new lesson learned that enhances the next effort. And thanks so much for the in-depth analysis of framing. It's a bit down the road for me, but when I'm ready, I'll know what to look for and may start buying some high end frames for my standard painting sizes. As always, I'm already looking forward to the next video!
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
So informative Stefan! Thank you once again for so much information. You always inspire me. I can't wait to see you in class again!CHeers!!!
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
This is a very informative video.
Thank you sir🥰🥰🤝
Thanks
So I just called and spoke with Stefan... (YES!... he really does answer his phone) FYI... DO NOT make the mistake I made and try to get a 1 1/2 inch painting framed. I used 7/8 canvas and they would warp, so I started using 1 1/2 inch canvas and now cannot find ANYONE (yet) who has a frame that will fit that depth. Hope this helps! Happy painting!
I've had the same delimina! Now I paint on one eight inch plywood, that is properly sealed. Much cheaper than canvas , found at hardware stores! Doesn't need frames. A lot of people today don't like frames as they distract from the painting! SAVES A TON OF MONEY!
@@robertchilders8698 I agree about the use of panels vs canvas. However, I agree with Stephan (& his video about 'Framing Paintings'). As usual, its up to the artist and the feel/ touch they want to convey. I prefer a mix. Some paintings I want to look 'elegant' and some of my paintings were intentionally designed to have no frame (hence the finished edges of the canvas). Once I deplete my stock pile of canvas, I will be moving to wood panels. 🫠👍
I was glued to your video and the varied elements of selecting the right frames. The concept of a frame being a piece of furniture changed my whole view if frames. I have built and continue to build some of my own. Some are from scratch some out of framing moldings given to my by a deceased artists son. If I were to send a couple of photos of my paintings could you suggest frame “color” based on your theory of helping pop the light?
Thanks for this! My wife was watching, and she is forever rummaging around garage sales and getting me these god awful crappy frames and telling me how much money she is saving me. If you are guaranteed to not sell your paintings, how much did you save?
Your so right, tell here that you and only you will frame your painting from now on!
I've been studying art for 12 years and I feel like a complete beginner when he starts talking.
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
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hi Stefan. You're starting to grow on me ..
Finally, I have been trying to get you to listen to me forever!
@@StefanBaumann I'm a captive fan!
Mr. Baumann, I was wondering if you can over to Kandinsky art. Specifically about " Yellow, Red, and Blue (1925)". Please!!!!! :)
How should I frame an acrylic painting on Crescent illustration board? I recently got a valuable older painting at auction and I don't like the way it was framed. Came with a plain thin frame with wide green mat behind glass. If I must use a mat, I'd prefer a richer, darker color so not so noticeable that would highlight the work. And want a wider frame but not sure if I should use a mat? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks for the kind words, By the way did you see that I have a new Book out on painting? www.stefanbaumann.com/ Check it out!
As a student of yours on you tube do I also get that 10% discount? Enjoy your channel .
Any recommended companies that sell the gallery-type frames? Plein Aire frames?
King of Frames in southern California. tell them I sent you.
Why did you said Mexica Frames ?
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I thought it was going to be on composition and value as well as framing,
but most all of it is on framing. That just wasn’t what I was looking I still enjoy Stephen a lot.
I framed all my oil canvases with gold 😒
Is he saying that you should have a white frame or a wide frame because if he is saying white he contradicts himself when saying it needs to match the Shadows and be dark.
Did I do That WOW Ill have to check it out! thanks
He says "wide"