Loosely Capture a Scene in Acrylics! Try it
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
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Amazing! What a beautiful painting! Learn a lot! I wish to attend your workshop!
You are a great artist!
Thank you!
Kind Regards.
Thank you very much Rajani!! I only do online teachings at the moment.
Tack så mycket om detta fantastiska undervisningen mästerverk 🩵🦜🩵
Thank you very much!!
Awesome painting. I liked it better before the house. You are incredibly talented!
Thank you so much 😀!!! The house was just to show what you can do by adding or leaving out certain things, it was just one of those last minute things, Lol !!
Fantastic! What a lesson! Thank you to share your talent.
Thank you, I’ll try to have more soon!!
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Thank you for another great tutorial. It amazes me how you can make a hot mess, in the beginning, turn out so gorgeous at the end.
Lol, you see!!! That’s the thing, people want to get too detailed early on and worry about edges when really don’t have to, just be approximate, and get your values right!
Very nice! Thank you for your generosity.
It’s my pleasure!!! Thank you for watching!!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. Appreciate how you explain your process. Gorgeous painting!
You are very welcome, thank you for your support!!!
I work so hard on my painting that it isn’t fun anymore. Seeing this tells me I really need to loosen up! It also helps that we can feel how much you enjoy sharing your considerable knowledge in these videos. Thanks for the information and the inspiration!
The pleasure is mine Laura, just have fun and experiment, it’s about building confidence and you can get as detailed as you want( or not!)!!
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Don't exist on TH-cam and he's making a ton of money on TH-cam!
Thank you Craig!!!
It is very instructional to see how you bring harmony out of chaos. It is an encouragement for me to keep going through the chaos of my own paintings.
Note: there was one branch that was broken when you put snow on the roof. I kept waiting for you to paint it back in. 😂 I really like this painting.
Lol, I have to look at that again!! Thank you for bringing it to my attention!
Love your videos. I am learning a lot. Thank you
I’m glad it’s helpful to you!, I’ll more in the works!!
I almost feel like I could learn to do this. You've given me so much inspiration. Can't wait to see more. Tysm.
You can do it, just keep at it!!
So glad I found your channel. Love your work and style. I love to paint and it is very therapeutic for me. I’m not very good but I really don’t care. 😂. I can’t wait to try this painting.
Thank you very much!!! I like your attitude, no matter your skill level, you just want to paint and that is a great thing!! It does the same to me.
I love this loose style of painting! You are becoming my favorite artist. Thank you for explaining all your steps. Would you mind keeping up the the reference photo, if you can. 😊
I sincerely appreciate it!! I’ll try to show it more often!
Very nice! Love it.
Thank you! 😊
Gorgeous! Looooove your paintings 💕 you make it look so easy!
Thank you!!!
I use a glass cutting board but I just now saw a short video where the artist put the glass cutting board inside the Masterson StayWet palette. Wow, what a great idea. He also gave a tip on how to close the lid more easily -- line up the 4 corners first to make sure it is in alignment and then snap all the sides down. He also leaves a wet sponge inside of it to help keep the paint wet for the next painting session. I wonder if putting it in the frig would help, too?
Yes, this will work as well! Also the sponge in a StayWet palette will keep the paint workable for a good while!
@@GebahiArtworks Yes, I have done that, too. I also use the special paper that came with the StayWet palette. I've thought about trying parchment paper, too, as that costs less, but it probably wouldn't be as good.
@@reneekroyer5104 parchment paper works, I tried it!
I really love this one! And painting snow in this heat is refreshing! This reminds me of my former home in Massachusetts. You make it look so easy, I am definitely doing this one. Thank you! I would ask as well that the reference photo be more visible if possible, although your interpretation is fabulous.
Thank you very much Lisa, I’ll try my best, it just takes up so much real estate, but I’ll try and zoom out a little more to have some space!
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Thank you!!!
I’m going to try this, although it does look difficult for me! You certainly surprise me with every painting at how wonderful you are…and your teaching is great too! I have a question about paint, if not allowed just let me know. I usually use SOHO along with some other colors by Golden. Lately I have seen adds for another company, Nova Color Paint out of Oregon I think. Do you have any experience with them? Again, that you for your excellent studies!
Thank you!! It looks difficult initially until you try it, as you keep trying your honing your skills! As for the paint, I’ve never tried that brand before nor heard of them. I’ll have to look into it. There’s nothing wrong with mixing Soho and golden, use what you have, unless your selling your paintings, then I wouldn’t use much of the Soho! Two other brands of acrylics that are really good are Matisse Structure and Amsterdam Expert!
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Love this painting. I too am an artist. I feel it would be more beautiful without the house. Also, when you put in the house, you painted over a branch when you put the snow on the roof. If it were me, I would paint out the house and fix the branch that comes from one of your left hand forward trees. Otherwise, great painting!
Thank you very much Betty, it was one of those last minute ideas, so I didn’t have a clear plan for it but see what you mean!
Thank you!!
DOES THE PLASTIC WRAP THAT YOU USE AS A PALETTE HELP KEEP YOUR PAINT WET? I've noticed that when I use a glass palette, my paint seems to not dry out as fast as when I use my usual styrofoam paper plate as my palette.
Because glass is not porous ! If you put plastic wrap over your paint, it will trap the humidity and keep your paints wet longer between sessions! There’s also StayWet palettes you can buy online. One particular brand I really loved was Masterson StayWet palettes!
@@GebahiArtworks I have the Masterson StayWet palette but I just don't like it because it is SO hard to get the lid on it, especially with arthritic fingers. I have sprayed my leftover paint (for next session) with an extender and wrapped that up in plastic wrap, but I always lose about one-third of it when I remove the Saran wrap from it. I should try to prop it up with something. lol
@@reneekroyer5104 instead of the lid on the StayWet palette, use plastic wrap, it will work the same way accept that it will be easier to peel back, and easier on your hands! Or and aluminum tray and use plastic wrap to cover it. Also , you can put a half of a sponge that is slightly damp inside before you cover it with plastic wrap!
@@GebahiArtworks Good idea. I even tried to get my husband to get that red lid on and he had trouble too and he does not have arthritis. lol I wonder if I could find plastic wrap that size that would have elastic, like a large shower cap. lol I find that regular plastic wrap does not cling well to plastic. I think the kind you use on your palette would probably work better than Saran wrap. I'll have to look at the store for it. Thanks.
@@reneekroyer5104 use the other kind of plastic wrap from Glad!
Love your work...however in this painting the vague building looks more like abig sheep and was not needed to make a gorgeous piece of art. TC
Thank you, it was a last minute decision, just to show what you can do such as adding or subtract from a scene so that you don’t become a slave to the reference photo!