In my humble opinion, I think music would be distracting. I enjoy the way you do things as it is. This is only my opinion Titus, I enjoy whatever you chose to do of course. Without music the viewer feels as though they are in the studio with you. at least for me anyway.
What a joy! These videos mark the start, and set a beautiful tone, for my weekends. Thank you Titus. (I did enjoy the visit to your client, I get the sense he's a very interesting character)
Hi Titus. I hope your well & life is spoiling you. I truely believe the job and power of an artist is having the vision & ability to construct an aesthetic that simply doesn't exist in time - place and space YET ! is sensed - envisioned and thus created by the artist for the purpose of sensory enlightenment. I also believe that communication is the driving force of any artist - which is a primal and evolutionary necessity. Best wishes & happy Painting 🙏
Another fascinating video. Much appreciated, especially the evocation of time and the present moment in your cutaways to the view out of the window, etc.
Deze week heb ik alle afleveringen van zintuig nog een keer geluisterd. De cadans in het verhaal vind ik heerlijk om naar te luisteren in de trein als het landschap aan me voorbij gaat. Je volgende serie is een mooi cadeautje van nog meer inspiratie en luister plezier. Dank je wel Titus!!
the editing and peaceful way you do your videos is a work of art in itself,i can not stop looking for new videos from you ,your personality is golden ,sharing your beautiful children is awsome ,just had to thank you ,im in the usa and really enjoy your accent ,i even looked up the hague,van gogh and rembrant and now you ,i love art history ,thank you
That is an interesting trimmed brush at the end, like an extra-stiff rigger brush. Might like to try that. Thanks so much for the amazing videos, very inspiring!
Being lost in the moment as I sit in a place, and I paint the play of light through trees or in a landscape is I find exhilarating. Painting in watercolours demands this short and intense period of concentration, when you channel all your past experience of painting into that current picture. Its best not to think to hard about it, just remain focused and in the moment and it will find you. Hard to explain but I know you understand what Im trying to say. Another wonderfully insightful film, thank you for posting.
Enjoyed watching the oil painting. Very beautiful! I liked the moodiness of the watercolor with the trees and shadows. Not sure what the round things are? Planters? Always interesting to watch!😊
I had wondered before about your music making and painting, and today you talk about your first insight into colour and music aged 8, I suspect you may have synesthesia? many artist have had it but it has not been well documented...
The home turned out very beautiful and I really love how cheery it is. As far as favorites of the other two I do believe that I prefer the one from the side because of the unique lighting and the layers are really smooth yet distinct adding beauty to the next but both are lovely. Working out your talk with the audience will go very well. With so many kind receptive listeners and sharing artist’s thought processes or views will be very exciting and percussionists know what to do. Light background music is a good idea with maybe a light pianist or guitarist gives everyone a little break, I played piano and loved to sit in and lightly play during dinner and it keeps the discussion moving. Enjoy your week also and the good weather. Thank you for sharing your videos.😊
Thank you Titus. I am relatively new to your site and this time you have solicited a comment from me. I found not just the painting, but the commentary very moving, poignant in a sense, I was impressed with your youthful experience and how you attempted to recreate the image now only in your mind, but at a distance which you could not quite close. I somehow feel that we all have that experience behind us, growing younger as we age, but just out of reach. Thank you for your thoughts and your art.
Thanks for the interesting question! I like the picture looking at the whole place better because it's bigger, more concrete and shows the building. It has a lot of detailed substance to look close at. The other one is just a picture of some trees with a cheap light effect and a random facade in the background. I wouldn't look at it closely or study it but hang it somewhere to have a mood for the room. I would only look in the general direction of the painting to see it but not studying it. So one painting is intellectual and the other one emotional. I'm more interested in content than feelings when hanging pictures.
I have been enjoying quite a lot of your Spotify music thanks Titus. I thought if I listened to it while I am painting I would become as good an artist as you but it hasn't worked yet! I'll keep trying. Peter. 😉
Just curious, why do people want their houses painted? I guess, here in America, we move from place to place with no historical or familial attachment to the actual building. I love your work. You have become my muse as I paint cowboys and cattle in open ranges or portraits from live models. Thank you Titus!
In fact , Gray is the Greatest Color in the World . if you want tobe the greatest Artist , you must paint the Gray on your Canvas for many times like Monet and the Vincent did that
Titus, your videos are always thoughtful, peaceful, informative, calm and exciting to watch. I, personally, love the music that you choose to have playing in the background at times...your warmth and sharing of your thoughts and techniques make me feel as though I am sitting in your studio with you. How refreshing and delightful to be invited into your painting world! We are 'friends' from across the seas. How very nice. I do have a question. When you are finished with your watercolor washes and begin adding shadow and touches of white and color to the buildings, especially, are you using gouache at times? I'm just curious. It's lovely and defining. Looking forward to hearing about your podcast ideas, music, and more work to appreciate, learn from, and enjoy. Your little house portrait is so very nice! I'm sure that your client will be very pleased! Watching you share your value studies with your client was a wonderful addition. Thank you, thank you!! I loved the shots of the dog, cookies, client and sharing of your work! All the best, Titus!! I'll keep looking forward to your next sharing. You have become my valuable mentor without your being aware.
Hi Dodi, thank you for the comment. The moment to put the next washes or layer is not fixed. By daily painting you feel what the paint and water will do, and you play with that. Fortunately it is wtill a surprise how it will work out
Impressionism is the Life of ARTS Without the Impressionism , Without the ARTS in the world That's Why I am madness for the Impressionism Artist like Monet or VanGogh
От край време съм изкушена от всички изкуства. Мисля,че това е нормално. Хубаво е да звучи красива музика по всякакъв повод. Харесвам и крясъкет на чайка в сигналът на телефона ти. Но съм си много добре и само с твоя глас и шумът от твоето ателие. Намирам своето във всичко. Светлината, здрача. Както се казва : ,,много вода изтече под моста,,. Или : ,,малкото е голямо,,. Колкото до теб, не само бих ти дала скъпоценна бисквитка, а и чаша амброзия, ако можех. Но ти очевидно имаш достатъчно ,щом творейки изглеждаш толкова омиротворен и балансиран, а изпод ръцете ти излиза един вълшебен свят. Както винаги, беше ми приятно, много, много.🧙
30:34. If you mean that the varnish doesn't stick then I would say it's from touching. When that happens I use a bit of 70% alcohol to clean that area and then the varnish will stay put. Otherwise...a second layer of varnish?
Hello Titus! Nice video as always and inspiring too. I would like to ask you something, if you don't mind. It sounds a little silly, but I would like you to say your full name in the next video. I'm always talking to my friends about you and your work, but I don't know how to pronounce your last name correctly. Thanks in advance!
I don't want the Black and White , I want the Color and Lights , the real Color in the World , yes , it's Gray , always the Gray : the best Color in the World like Monet did , like VanGogh did that !
thank you for responding, but im just currious about the positioning of your camera, the tripod setup, instead of the equipment youre using, pleease@@TitusMeeuws
Your words about beautiful not being found in a place or a particular spot but rather beauty is found in the moment. 🤜💥🤛. True in our art and in our daily lives. I found deep meaning in those words, for my way of thinking about art but also as important, maybe more, in daily life.🫶🙏🏼
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In my humble opinion, I think music would be distracting. I enjoy the way you do things as it is. This is only my opinion Titus, I enjoy whatever you chose to do of course. Without music the viewer feels as though they are in the studio with you. at least for me anyway.
'Beauty is not in the spot, it's not the site, it's in the moment.' That really struck me.
The house portrait is lovely Titus, the client should be very pleased with it. Peter.
What a joy! These videos mark the start, and set a beautiful tone, for my weekends. Thank you Titus. (I did enjoy the visit to your client, I get the sense he's a very interesting character)
Hi Titus. I hope your well & life is spoiling you. I truely believe the job and power of an artist is having the vision & ability to construct an aesthetic that simply doesn't exist in time - place and space YET ! is sensed - envisioned and thus created by the artist for the purpose of sensory enlightenment. I also believe that communication is the driving force of any artist - which is a primal and evolutionary necessity. Best wishes & happy Painting 🙏
My dad is from holland. I love these videos because I have visited there and all this feels nostalgic to me. Thank you and keep going on the videos ❤
Color is Lights , Lights is Color
I actually like the current music you play, especially at the end. Beautiful work, as always.
Another fascinating video. Much appreciated, especially the evocation of time and the present moment in your cutaways to the view out of the window, etc.
Thank you for your art. Beauty is not only from the moment but also in yourself......
I love that you envision your presentation as an " experience for the audience". Sounds wonderfully rich. Loved hearing your introduction to art.
Beautiful, it’s living. Thanks for sharing. God bless
Always a pleasure to watch and listen. Work well. Be well.
Deze week heb ik alle afleveringen van zintuig nog een keer geluisterd. De cadans in het verhaal vind ik heerlijk om naar te luisteren in de trein als het landschap aan me voorbij gaat. Je volgende serie is een mooi cadeautje van nog meer inspiratie en luister plezier. Dank je wel Titus!!
Wat fijn, dankjewel Diana!
the editing and peaceful way you do your videos is a work of art in itself,i can not stop looking for new videos from you ,your personality is golden ,sharing your beautiful children is awsome ,just had to thank you ,im in the usa and really enjoy your accent ,i even looked up the hague,van gogh and rembrant and now you ,i love art history ,thank you
You are the Master of ARTS like Monet that I think
That is an interesting trimmed brush at the end, like an extra-stiff rigger brush. Might like to try that. Thanks so much for the amazing videos, very inspiring!
Thank you Titus.
Thanksyou Art painting beautiful result unique Works good!😊
I love your Painting , Man , it could be the Classic style
I love so much your videos...love you just paint ...learning just watch ❤️
Being lost in the moment as I sit in a place, and I paint the play of light through trees or in a landscape is I find exhilarating. Painting in watercolours demands this short and intense period of concentration, when you channel all your past experience of painting into that current picture. Its best not to think to hard about it, just remain focused and in the moment and it will find you. Hard to explain but I know you understand what Im trying to say. Another wonderfully insightful film, thank you for posting.
Very good painting ,yes!
Enjoyed watching the oil painting. Very beautiful! I liked the moodiness of the watercolor with the trees and shadows. Not sure what the round things are? Planters? Always interesting to watch!😊
Excelentes tus obras eres un gran maestro del arte pictorico, gracias por compartir tu talento....🇲🇽🇲🇽....
Finally, it's Saturday morning again with another video from you. It is so motivating.
Interesting New video , learned a Lot --thank for the explanation🎉🎉🎉😊🎉🎉
🇧🇷
Thanksyou beautiful Art painter job discipline good yes
Apart from fantastic art I luv your videos cos they are peaceful
I had wondered before about your music making and painting, and today you talk about your first insight into colour and music aged 8, I suspect you may have synesthesia? many artist have had it but it has not been well documented...
No, I don't think so. It was the rythm in the motive that looked like music
The home turned out very beautiful and I really love how cheery it is. As far as favorites of the other two I do believe that I prefer the one from the side because of the unique lighting and the layers are really smooth yet distinct adding beauty to the next but both are lovely. Working out your talk with the audience will go very well. With so many kind receptive listeners and sharing artist’s thought processes or views will be very exciting and percussionists know what to do. Light background music is a good idea with maybe a light pianist or guitarist gives everyone a little break, I played piano and loved to sit in and lightly play during dinner and it keeps the discussion moving. Enjoy your week also and the good weather. Thank you for sharing your videos.😊
I always paint the Gray , because I love this color
Thank You!
Thank you Titus. I am relatively new to your site and this time you have solicited a comment from me. I found not just the painting, but the commentary very moving, poignant in a sense, I was impressed with your youthful experience and how you attempted to recreate the image now only in your mind, but at a distance which you could not quite close. I somehow feel that we all have that experience behind us, growing younger as we age, but just out of reach.
Thank you for your thoughts and your art.
Świetnie malujesz ale także opowiadasz .Dużo się uczę z Twoich prezentacji .
More Simple , More Arts
a lots of Gray with a little Lights on the Canvas , and you can
creat a great Landscap by yourself in the World .
Thanks for the interesting question!
I like the picture looking at the whole place better because it's bigger, more concrete and shows the building. It has a lot of detailed substance to look close at. The other one is just a picture of some trees with a cheap light effect and a random facade in the background. I wouldn't look at it closely or study it but hang it somewhere to have a mood for the room. I would only look in the general direction of the painting to see it but not studying it. So one painting is intellectual and the other one emotional. I'm more interested in content than feelings when hanging pictures.
I have been enjoying quite a lot of your Spotify music thanks Titus. I thought if I listened to it while I am painting I would become as good an artist as you but it hasn't worked yet! I'll keep trying. Peter. 😉
🇪🇸 GENIAL...Muchas gracias
Great painting , seriously
Life is always be not Perfect , that's Why Gray is the greatest Color
in the World just like Vincent VanGogh's Life
I would love to hear your lecture. Are you going to film it? Maybe with English subtitles?
Thanks Cynthia. Maybe it will be filmed soon yes
Oh goodness, I definitely would love to hear your lecture as well!
Just curious, why do people want their houses painted? I guess, here in America, we move from place to place with no historical or familial attachment to the actual building. I love your work. You have become my muse as I paint cowboys and cattle in open ranges or portraits from live models. Thank you Titus!
Thank you Patricia. I don't know. Houses are precious possessions for the people here. Some grew up in their house, some have memories
In fact , Gray is the Greatest Color in the World .
if you want tobe the greatest Artist ,
you must paint the Gray on your Canvas for many
times like Monet and the Vincent did that
Titus, your videos are always thoughtful, peaceful, informative, calm and exciting to watch. I, personally, love the music that you choose to have playing in the background at times...your warmth and sharing of your thoughts and techniques make me feel as though I am sitting in your studio with you. How refreshing and delightful to be invited into your painting world! We are 'friends' from across the seas. How very nice.
I do have a question. When you are finished with your watercolor washes and begin adding shadow and touches of white and color to the buildings, especially, are you using gouache at times? I'm just curious. It's lovely and defining.
Looking forward to hearing about your podcast ideas, music, and more work to appreciate, learn from, and enjoy. Your little house portrait is so very nice! I'm sure that your client will be very pleased! Watching you share your value studies with your client was a wonderful addition. Thank you, thank you!! I loved the shots of the dog, cookies, client and sharing of your work! All the best, Titus!! I'll keep looking forward to your next sharing. You have become my valuable mentor without your being aware.
Hi Dodi, thank you for the comment. The moment to put the next washes or layer is not fixed. By daily painting you feel what the paint and water will do, and you play with that. Fortunately it is wtill a surprise how it will work out
Painting could be the simple Sketch just like
the Storyboard for the Movie
I wish I could be there for your presentation! 😔
Impressionism is the Life of ARTS
Without the Impressionism ,
Without the ARTS in the world
That's Why I am madness for the
Impressionism Artist like Monet or VanGogh
Great video ! Have you used cotton buds for extracting unwanted colour Titus, I find them very useful. 😊
No never, thank you I will keep that in mind
if you want the best Still Life , just think about Paul Cézanne
Nice Painting
От край време съм изкушена от всички изкуства. Мисля,че това е нормално. Хубаво е да звучи красива музика по всякакъв повод. Харесвам и крясъкет на чайка в сигналът на телефона ти. Но съм си много добре и само с твоя глас и шумът от твоето ателие. Намирам своето във всичко. Светлината, здрача. Както се казва : ,,много вода изтече под моста,,. Или : ,,малкото е голямо,,.
Колкото до теб, не само бих ти дала скъпоценна бисквитка, а и чаша амброзия, ако можех. Но ти очевидно имаш достатъчно ,щом творейки изглеждаш толкова омиротворен и балансиран, а изпод ръцете ти излиза един вълшебен свят. Както винаги, беше ми приятно, много, много.🧙
30:34. If you mean that the varnish doesn't stick then I would say it's from touching. When that happens I use a bit of 70% alcohol to clean that area and then the varnish will stay put. Otherwise...a second layer of varnish?
Thank you! I didn't know this
Hello Titus! Nice video as always and inspiring too. I would like to ask you something, if you don't mind. It sounds a little silly, but I would like you to say your full name in the next video. I'm always talking to my friends about you and your work, but I don't know how to pronounce your last name correctly. Thanks in advance!
Baas
I don't want the Black and White , I want the Color and Lights ,
the real Color in the World , yes , it's Gray , always the Gray :
the best Color in the World like Monet did , like VanGogh did that !
I don't know how to paint the Classic Scuplture on the Building
Hmmm lunch
can you please show your camera setup. im tryna learn how to record my art is so weird
please
Hi. I use only one good photocamera, two camera lenses, three microphones and a very good mic amp
thank you for responding, but im just currious about the positioning of your camera, the tripod setup, instead of the equipment youre using, pleease@@TitusMeeuws
Your words about beautiful not being found in a place or a particular spot but rather beauty is found in the moment. 🤜💥🤛. True in our art and in our daily lives. I found deep meaning in those words, for my way of thinking about art but also as important, maybe more, in daily life.🫶🙏🏼