You captured wave energy with myriads of color changes snd brushstrokes in both paintings. Left me wanting to see more of your process in the second painting. And some more commentary on Ariah's painting.
You nailed that sky man, and isolating the alizarin tone at the horizon- nice. You talk about going with ur intuition, that’s great advice. I would have been reticent with the red tones just for fear of getting a muddy result, but ur choice was spot on. As for those waves, given your time constraints, they are solid. I really enjoy your Pacific landscapes- something about that seemingly endless expanse being both sort of tranquil and flat yet more dynamic and in motion than near anything else in nature is just a great contrast of feelings
Love how the distanced water turned out and the overall design of the white water in the foreground of the painting as you said in the end of the video, also the surfing clip!😎
Just taken up painting in the last few weeks and have now done my first plein air painting this weekend. Your channel has been a real inspiration. Thanks
You are both so talented WOW! It’s really cool that you have friends that share the same love for painting and you can bounce ideas off each other as you paint! Keep up the great work, your paintings are spectacular and the videos are very helpful 😁👨🎨
0:49 reminds me of ( previously older story, painting ) , “” battered and bruised Labrador, led the pack in a nighttime bear hunt , now exhausted ( maybe bleeding a tiny bit ) , sleeps and rests from the night’s activities, ( the bear got away ) , remembering the silhouette of a fox laying in the distance, always thought he led them to the bear to shake them off his scent, ( in the earlier painting which may be this one ) , was lightly napping further in the distance .
Hiya Michael! I’m amazed at how you can see those subtle colors out there, like the crimson in the distant waves, and the green in the sand. Does that come with practice, observation, imagination?
Hi Miriam! The ability to see those delicate colors has come with practice. I often exaggerate the colors but rarely add from my imagination. I do use my imagination when it comes to color.
Michael and Ariah, beautiful paintings both. You guys have a similar style which I really love. Michael, also … I liked your first one. Second rework was awesome. All the best, John
I really enjoy the process, and also I like to see the final result of the other artist too if you can add it next time. Very cool ending. keep up the good work Sir. Thank you.
Fantastic job, guys! So cool art! I just got back from a birthday party and in general I can't recommend drinking to anyone. lol ... Btw. Nice surfing, sir! How was it? Still super cold? Greetings from the EU!
This is my Saturday morning cartoons. Thank you for the consistent inspiration.
Love that! Thanks Cory
You are so good at “thinking out loud” while you paint. It is so helpful. Love your work.
There’s a kind of soothing and inspiring energy in your painting and video. Absolutely loving it!
All the paintings came out well.
Both paintings are excellent.
Thanks!
The sense of presence is great
Always a joy to watch you and Ariah paint!
Really cool to see how you took the lessons from the plein air piece to influence another design oriented painting. Really nice work!
Thanks Danny!
You captured wave energy with myriads of color changes snd brushstrokes in both paintings. Left me wanting to see more of your process in the second painting. And some more commentary on Ariah's painting.
Two very well thought out paintings. Thank you, Michael and Ariah!
Thanks Dennis!
Woohoo, brandnew brush and I love that turqoise! Lovecwhat you make out of plain old waves!
Michael and Ariah, you are both so good - loose brushwork and subtle palette with total harmony.
Thanks Maura!
A very lovely, awesome painting, filled with beautiful textures and very realistic colors. A wonderful and breathtaking masterpiece!
Thanks!
You nailed that sky man, and isolating the alizarin tone at the horizon- nice. You talk about going with ur intuition, that’s great advice. I would have been reticent with the red tones just for fear of getting a muddy result, but ur choice was spot on. As for those waves, given your time constraints, they are solid. I really enjoy your Pacific landscapes- something about that seemingly endless expanse being both sort of tranquil and flat yet more dynamic and in motion than near anything else in nature is just a great contrast of feelings
Thanks Brandon!
Ariah absolutely killed it! And I absolutely love your improved design too! Trying my hand at plein air myself at the moment and boy its tough
Love the looseness!❤
Love how the distanced water turned out and the overall design of the white water in the foreground of the painting as you said in the end of the video, also the surfing clip!😎
Thanks Cole!
Just taken up painting in the last few weeks and have now done my first plein air painting this weekend. Your channel has been a real inspiration. Thanks
Wishing you all the best on your creative journey!
You are a great colorist! Thank you for sharing
Thanks!
You make it look easy! Beautiful work!
10:02 - nice palette mix imagery michael
You are both so talented WOW! It’s really cool that you have friends that share the same love for painting and you can bounce ideas off each other as you paint! Keep up the great work, your paintings are spectacular and the videos are very helpful 😁👨🎨
Your first was good already but the second one was better it has more Rhythm. Ariahs was also great. Good Job Gentlemen.
Thanks Mike!
0:49 reminds me of ( previously older story, painting ) , “” battered and bruised Labrador, led the pack in a nighttime bear hunt , now exhausted ( maybe bleeding a tiny bit ) , sleeps and rests from the night’s activities, ( the bear got away ) , remembering the silhouette of a fox laying in the distance, always thought he led them to the bear to shake them off his scent, ( in the earlier painting which may be this one ) , was lightly napping further in the distance .
Thanks for your observations Mark!
I love what you painted. Thanks for the tutorial! I'll be at Lands End tomorrow for coastal painting.
Thanks Cedric! Have fun tomorrow!
Thank you
Michael - 13:43 - your second painting, beautiful also, but I need an hour to look at every stroke ❤️ ( thank you )
Waves yes!! More, more!!! :)
Real good video thanks
6:20 - Michael and Ariah commentary on his painting ; )
Hiya Michael! I’m amazed at how you can see those subtle colors out there, like the crimson in the distant waves, and the green in the sand. Does that come with practice, observation, imagination?
Hi Miriam! The ability to see those delicate colors has come with practice. I often exaggerate the colors but rarely add from my imagination. I do use my imagination when it comes to color.
@@chamberlainpaintings thanks Michael! Imagination and practice 👍🏽
Michael and Ariah, beautiful paintings both. You guys have a similar style which I really love.
Michael, also … I liked your first one. Second rework was awesome. All the best, John
Thanks John!
Amazing Work ❤..
I really enjoy the process, and also I like to see the final result of the other artist too if you can add it next time. Very cool ending. keep up the good work Sir. Thank you.
Ariah's final result starts at 13:08. My paintings are at the very end.
Luv them
Good morning Michael 0:04 🙂
Good morning Mark!
Fantastic job, guys! So cool art! I just got back from a birthday party and in general I can't recommend drinking to anyone. lol ... Btw. Nice surfing, sir! How was it? Still super cold? Greetings from the EU!
Thanks Olda! The water is still about 17 degrees C. Not bad with the wetsuit!
@@chamberlainpaintings Cool! Have a wonderful day!
-. Michael, triumphant stance after surfing a wave ( cool ) 😎
beautiful! do you share demo videos on your Patreon account? I took a look and see posts and saw Cafe Chats.Thanks!
Thanks! All my demos are posted for free on TH-cam. Patreon is basically my tip jar, and an opportunity to share my thoughts on art and process.
13:06
-Michael, the fuschia horizon hue mirrored in foreground transparencies , seen during your commentary 13:37 💋😎
- 13:14