I really love your tutorial, I especially like your lessons on tone and shadow . Thank you Len for sharing your wonderful talents and time with me . Between you and Ianapolis I’ve come a very long way in a very short time . I can’t wait to see what’s next ! Brain surgery didn’t hurt you none your stronger than ever , sharp minded !!
Beautiful scene Len! I love that you show your audience how to use a nice variety of brushes and tools, and that you show the concept of using the same background to paint a variety of scenes. Too many of us get used to painting a scene and move on to something else, never to return to broaden our scope by just s few changes. Thank you so much for your sharing and teaching your viewers.
HELLO, I watch a lot of tutorial's but when I came across your lesson on[ Paint a Moonlight Scene] I was in a trance.you helped me alot on what to paint from my mind instead of scrolling the internet for a copy of someone's else's painting, So I thank you please keep the wonderful lessons coming,for I will be watching and learning from your new fan Robin's Treasure's
I love how you express the painting as if you are really in it - like in terms of the way you choose where to cast shadows and lighting - it's truly remarkable. I admire your work and I found it to be extremely helpful. Thank you! :)
Somehow you look younger now than in your older videos! And this painting is fantastic. So many lessons packed in this one video. This is going in my painting playlist for reference.
How delightful, your voice is so soothing Love it and my painting doesn't look like yours but I enjoyed the process...so thankyou so much for posting 😊
Len you showed somethings you could put in this painting, is there a video teaching us your suggestions ??? I love watching your videos and that you so very very much for having them in full length !!! Really enjoy watching all your lessons !!!
Life is too short to retire. I have spent this day in my Thailand studio setting up the cameras and computers and moniters around the easel ready to start a live streaming session - I work alone as no one can understand the complexity of it all. 5 minutes ago I was writing notes so I can remember to press all the right buttons before I start. Everything, painting, palette and sound must be also locally recorded so I can make high quality movies at a later date. Cheers
Living out west here in the Rockiy Mountains I like the one with the western feel of a wagon going through town with the hotel on the left and the horse drawn buggy . . .
Jon Pounds Hi Jon - I use a canvas I buy from the art supplies store here in Chiang Mai - sorry but it has no spec. or name but it is primed ready for oils or acrylics. I paint straight onto it.
Len Hend thanks.I never thought I could draw..after watching this video I experimented with colors for the first time and surprisingly it came out nice..thanks to your video I now have a painting in my living room!
HI LEN,CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE I CAN BUY THE BIG BRISSEL BRUSHES YOU USE.ALL I CAN FIND IS NYLON BRUSHES.CAN NOT GET HOLD OF THE OLD HOUSE PAINTING BRUSHES, HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOU FOR YEARS, THANKS JOHN
Sorry John - I lose a lot of messages - nylon brushes can be better than the bristled ones I have found lately ( My neighbor is Ross Tucker in Australia )
We use what is called artists license to make a painting more attractive to the eye by keeping the bright bits in towards the middle of the painting - it is not an engineers drawing it is an ornament
one of the best painting channels.. just the realism (everyday techniques no fancy tools that the average wouldn't have) and the simple techniques. awesome channel keep it up.
Keep them coming! Your lessons really help. I have have great respect for your ability to teach. We need more of your videos. Thank you, Thank You!!!
I really love your tutorial, I especially like your lessons on tone and shadow . Thank you Len for sharing your wonderful talents and time with me . Between you and Ianapolis I’ve come a very long way in a very short time . I can’t wait to see what’s next ! Brain surgery didn’t hurt you none your stronger than ever , sharp minded !!
Beautiful. Lend thank you for sharing your painting instructions with us. You are doing it great!
Regards, Miami, Fl
Beautiful scene Len! I love that you show your audience how to use a nice variety of brushes and tools, and that you show the concept of using the same background to paint a variety of scenes. Too many of us get used to painting a scene and move on to something else, never to return to broaden our scope by just s few changes. Thank you so much for your sharing and teaching your viewers.
Thank you Len very informative lesson really good finished painting
Regards Di Galvin Qld Australia
Hi Len Always great to see a New Video from you , they give me a lot of joy and as always your instructions are sot on and I still learn
Nice demo, Len, always glad to see your painting lessons. Thanks.
I was waiting for a new painting, thank you for this lovely Moonlight scene! I love it, beautiful tones.
HELLO, I watch a lot of tutorial's but when I came across your lesson on[ Paint a Moonlight Scene] I was in a trance.you helped me alot on what to paint from my mind instead of scrolling the internet for a copy of someone's else's painting, So I thank you please keep the wonderful lessons coming,for I will be watching and learning from your new fan Robin's Treasure's
I was so glad when I saw a new download from you. I love your paintings and lessons. Please keep them going as i learn so much from you :)
Haha thanks for the upload, my face lit up when I saw a new upload from you, always pleasing to watch your videos and learn from them, thanks Len.
Thanks - Will try and do more soon -
+Len Hend (PaintWithLen) hi😊 buddy you don't use the water in accrylics . should i use it or not?
I love how you express the painting as if you are really in it - like in terms of the way you choose where to cast shadows and lighting - it's truly remarkable. I admire your work and I found it to be extremely helpful. Thank you! :)
Somehow you look younger now than in your older videos! And this painting is fantastic. So many lessons packed in this one video. This is going in my painting playlist for reference.
Thanks - Am feeling well lately
How delightful, your voice is so soothing Love it and my painting doesn't look like yours but I enjoyed the process...so thankyou so much for posting 😊
Len, thank you for a very well explained and detailed tutorial.
Thank You! Excellent; I like your point about standing back; it is amazing how different a painting appears up close vs at at distance.
Thanks Len enjoyed your painting lesson.
Sir its gr8 . Learnt the technique of painting coconut leaves very easily .. thank u
Loved this, Len. Thank you :)
Len you showed somethings you could put in this painting, is there a video teaching us your suggestions ??? I love watching your videos and that you so very very much for having them in full length !!! Really enjoy watching all your lessons !!!
beautiful. thanks for sharing. you a good teacher.
Sir, you are a very good teacher
I enjoy your work and thank you for your help.
this is really good lesson....i didnt really did the moonlight but tried a sunset ...and it came out perfect ..thank u Sir Len
Thanks for your lesson.
You are great.
The painting is so beautiful!!! :') You are really good teaching how to paint! Thanks! ^^
This is gorgeous. I am a complete beginner so have loads to learn
Life is too short to retire.
I have spent this day in my Thailand studio setting up the cameras and computers and moniters around the easel ready to start a live streaming session - I work alone as no one can understand the complexity of it all.
5 minutes ago I was writing notes so I can remember to press all the right buttons before I start.
Everything, painting, palette and sound must be also locally recorded so I can make high quality movies at a later date. Cheers
I am still practising.......... Wood carving is my passion though so not enough hours in the day to paint very often
Sorry Whalens - am working without thinking - cheers
Fabulosa leccion de su arte,es usted un artista y un gran profesor,por favor sigua dando sus clases se aprende muchisimo,desde España un saludo
Thanks if learn alot from your lessons
Thanks for the inspiration and the new video. A small request Mr Len. Maybe a seascape video? I love the sea but I can't seem to get it right...
Sorry have not had time to study the ocean.
PS - search for ejohnrobinson
bravo!!!!, me encanta su tecnica, gracias
Living out west here in the Rockiy Mountains I like the one with the western feel of a wagon going through town with the hotel on the left and the horse drawn buggy . . .
NO SECRETS! YOU ARE FANTÁSTIC!!! TANK YOU =D
Your are very good teacher I think I can attempt this
beautiful simply
goood lesson:) helped me alot:)
Wow well done. Can you tell me what colors you used ?
Franzi Nentwig Prussian blue and white
This is awesome
Awesome, I gotta try it can it be done in oil
+Dennis MacDonald Can be painted in oils
+Len Hend (PaintWithLen) why are you not using any thiner.
The paint is just right as is - it is a cream, not a wash.
+Len Hend (PaintWithLen) thanks
Amazing sir! Im inspired! Do you wet your canvas?
No, I paint onto dry canvas
What kind of brush do you suggest for clouds?
Depends how big you want the clouds - I use a 3/4 inch common house painting brush.
See brushes on my 'paint with len' website.
Thank you that was so helpful..:-)
which all colour you used plese can u say
Id love to see water in the dark with hills at the side and a half moon. (I need to paint one) Enjoyed this one.
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Beautiful thank's
what kind of paper did you use?
It is always sealed artist canvas
What kind of paper do you use to paint on?
Super :)
I was wondering what you were painting on... it looks like some kind of paper? It looks a bit thin to be canvas to me, but I could be wrong.
What kind of canvas do you use?
Jon Pounds Hi Jon - I use a canvas I buy from the art supplies store here in Chiang Mai - sorry but it has no spec. or name but it is primed ready for oils or acrylics. I paint straight onto it.
What colours are you using?is it water oil or acrylic?
Povos C This is Prussian blue and white - acrylic
Len Hend thanks.I never thought I could draw..after watching this video I experimented with colors for the first time and surprisingly it came out nice..thanks to your video I now have a painting in my living room!
Thank you very much sir :)
how do call this kind of paper
I know I'm a bit late but I was wondering what blue to use????
Prussian blue
Thanks..
very nice
HI LEN,CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE I CAN BUY THE BIG BRISSEL BRUSHES YOU USE.ALL I CAN FIND IS NYLON BRUSHES.CAN NOT GET HOLD OF THE OLD HOUSE PAINTING BRUSHES, HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOU FOR YEARS, THANKS JOHN
Sorry John - I lose a lot of messages - nylon brushes can be better than the bristled ones I have found lately
( My neighbor is Ross Tucker in Australia )
THANKS LENFOR YOUR INFO ON NYLON BRUSHES ,I AM A AUSTRALIA ALSO,BUT NOT RELATED TO YOUR NEIGHBOR.
His Name Should Be, Lend A. Hand. If You Know What I Mean
Len! why would you see highlight on back SIDE OF LIGHT SOURCE
We use what is called artists license to make a painting more attractive to the eye by keeping the bright bits in towards the middle of the painting - it is not an engineers drawing it is an ornament
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kurang apik pak. jane nek rodok luweh rapi apik
what colours u used
Prussian blue and titanium white
+Len Hend (PaintWithLen) 😗😙😘😚
+Len Hend (PaintWithLen) what's the difference between titanium white and other simple white coloure?
Some colors are transparent - titanium white is not
one of the best painting channels.. just the realism (everyday techniques no fancy tools that the average wouldn't have) and the simple techniques. awesome channel keep it up.