Edgar Payne - Painting Breakdown #04
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Edgar Payne is one of my favorite artist's and a huge inspiration to my own work. Here I analyze and share my thoughts on some of his work.
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The athmospheric perspective in the painting at 24:39 is just amazing. Its like he painted the air between the backround mountain and the foreground.
Thanks and this was very beneficial! I’m a beginner and spent 5 months in self quarantine playing with paint! I had all my supplies but my classes had to be canceled until it was safer. As a new oil painter on the beginning of my creative journey, I’m soo motivated to learn and advance my skills. While my classes have been beneficial, I’ve found invaluable free instruction to enhance my journey.
Glad it was helpful!
In the second painting the reds/greens had a much more peaceful feeling than the broken sky colors....a real contrast (interest). thank you very much!
Good catch! :)
Really nice breakdown. The explanation about broken color is really good.
Thank you and glad to hear it was helpful :)
Please keep up the breakdown paintings. I learn soo much.
Good job analyzing payne's paintings. Thank you.
Thank you, did my best :) Love his work.
Great in depth analysis, this is really inspiring, thank you for making these.
Yes Edgar Payne, I haven't seen any of his paintings. But they are as you said quite brilliant and demonstrate such inspired genius. An absolute master of impressionism driven by magnificent use of complimentary colour temp rships and muted desaturated blocks of matured looking colours. I can see why you like his works so much.
Love your videos so much! Thank you for not adding music in the background. Your voice and all we need to absorb in the explanation is plenty enough to keep our interest. Much appreciate it!
***** omg Brandon!! So happy for you...just saw your pic on instagram...winning an award for your lively piece of the Redwoods...so wonderful...truly a wonderful piece Brandon...so so happy for you...best wishes to you...and this is the beginning ...all that work..practicing...reading..it seems the more we study painting the more there is to know...keep it going...so excited for you!!
That was a very well thought out presentation. Good job on your analysis of the composition and color usage! Enjoyed this a lot!!
Fantastic! Edgar Payne was such an influence on my art, starting out in plein air painting in the mid-90's. Even went on a painting camping trip to Big Pine Canyon with a friend to paint at one of Payne's favorite spots. My friend Craig and I mule packed in for a week of painting, eating, sleeping, and repeat. A most memorable trip, highly recommended. Skeets were bad (Heck we could have financed our whole trip with sales of our mosquito netting to other campers who forgot theirs, LOL), but the views amazing, and just tying your boot laces up at ten to eleven thousand feet is a big chore, the first day or two. But the 16 or so small paintings I did have been reference for many a large studio painting, the light of the alpenglow is indescribable, you'll never forget the experience as an artist!!
BTW, the painting at 16:51 is at Big Pine Canyon. There are seven lakes there, I think this is Third or Fourth Lake in the foreground (yes that's their official names!). We camped just up and to the right of this scene, at Fifth Lake! about 10,400 feet el. And we went up to Sixth Lake one day, at 11,000 feet. That was in 2005, could not do it today!
I would love to see Payne's cloud paintings!
It's great to learn why you are attracted to some works so much more than others. I didn't know why I liked Carlson but I knew I did. This breakdown explains why great art is so much more than simply a pretty picture.
Great point! so true
Really enjoyed this video. Please keep it up.
Really enjoy the painting critiques and discussions! .... Very interesting and educational. Thank you.
Well done!
Thanks for making these videos! Love your understanding and knowledge of the subjects. I learn so much from you!
loved this one.
Thanks Brendon.Really love your u tube videos ,I learn so much from them.
I've seen 3-4 of his originals, getting up very close to see how he regulates how much of the under painting shows through to make that movement/vibration effect, just great
up close it looks like a crazy quilt until you stand back
Interesting, informative and helpful. Well paced and relaxed delivery that is punctuated with some entertaining asides. Really appreciate your use of technology to show the values. Looking forward to seeing what else you’ve got going. Thanks!
Thank you
They don't get the credit they deserve... pure genius!
Doing the conservation work on Edgar Payne's paintings has been a constant pleasure for us in our painting conservation lab. This time short lapse video shows the cleaning of one of his oil paintings: th-cam.com/video/-DSzHcEBZ40/w-d-xo.html
This is an amazing tutorial. Thank you so much!
Glad to hear and thanks for watching.
@@SchaeferArt Yes, I've always loved his work, since I fist saw it; but your analysis of the forces within the paintings is so helpful in revealing just why I respond to them in the way I do. In his work, he grabs hold of you, and won't let you go!! I just thought they were great paintings, the kind I wished I could do; now you have helped me to see the reason why they are such great designs, compositions, and values. Something everyone can employ in their own work. Loved it!!
thanks for uploading such good content! you are awesome
Lovely, thank you.
No problem 😊
awesome keep doing this
Great breakdown. I've really be enjoying impressionism in my ow works and now I understand why! Did you go to art school are is all this self-learned?
where can i find the painting at 19 min
Which software are you using to analyze these paintings 🖼️? Thanks.
Photoshop
The Greens highlighted have a lot of YELLOW in them ..not red..!
ok. i was wrong. Key is a term of art. Sorry.
No worries, I probably should’ve been more specific and said which kind of key - like a value key or color key etc.
“key” is not a term of art. That’s music. Stick to the artist jargon.
yes, music and art have a lot in common! Geniuses among us make them!! I sometimes wonder what if Beethoven made art and da Vinci made music: what would it have been like?!! :D
It actually is a term of art haha.