Tus obras son bellísimas !!!! Me encantaría aprey un poquito de las bellezas que realizas !!!! Verdadero Maestro ! Abrazo a la distancia desde Argentina.
Perhaps one day...but I know that most of the people are not going to click on a black and white how to painting video...therefore unfortunately it may never happen.
Thanks a lot :-))) I used a MDF plate for this painting. You should be able to get them on Amazon already primed with some white colour (I get mine from a local shop but Amazon should also work fine).
This picture is really spectacular and out of some distance looking like a photo (obviously your intention ;-). Which kind of oil paints did you use especially for this project? I´m planning to paint a scene from the film "20.000 leagues under the sea" (the Nautilus running with high speed through some waves) in stormy weather.
Thank you :-))) Yes, this was indeed my intention to let it look highly realistic. I love to paint in a realistic way but I would not consider myself to be a photorealist. I lack the patience for the extreme details that those guys put into each painting ;-))) I am using here Winsor&Newton water mixable oils, I don`t want to use any harsh medium any more. All those thinners are more or less cancerogen and with the water mixable oils I can avoid them completely.
Thank you :-))) it depends upon what colour you are using and what kind of material you want to paint on - what exactly do you mean with "art book"? Is it paper?
Hi, I`m using here a wide variety of brushes - the flats (synthetic and organic) range from size 6 to 18. And the detail brushes (round ones, I actually don`t know of synthetic or organic) range from 0 to 3/0 :-)))
That`s really a good question :-)))) I think lots of things in nature have a bluish tint to it - the air (distant mountains e.g. become more blue), water - a colour used very often by nature :-)))
What happened to the full lesson? Come on that's not right...I went out and got a canvas to follow along!! You posted it then took it down! You also wrote on community page you were going to repost with sound ...and such...no mention of cutting the lesson down...
I`m sorry that this mistake of uploading the long version caused some confusion. The long version that you saw is actually the one I offer on my patreon, this version here is the "lightweight", the shorter one. I accidentially set the long version to free access - and that is not fair for my patreons that pay every month to get exclusive content that is not available on my TH-cam channel. I really do like to offer the videos here and I am really happy that people like them. But I also have to think about building up my art business, making at least some money so that I can start to reduce my day job to do more TH-cam videos, more tutorials, one on one coaching etc. My goal is to do art as my day job/full time one day - and that means I have to start building an income with my art. I truly hope that you will understand that and that you will not turn away - the videos that I do show a lot of the process that goes into the paintings and with practice you will be able to paint like that, this really is no wizardry, it`s just having patience and getting better and better over time :-)))
In case you missed my answer on the other video you commented on: People click away when I not speed up the videos...I tried it in my very early videos (check them out, they are still available on my channel) and they did horrible...people get bored VERY quick and click away...and that kept my channel small...when I cut the videos down to 10-15 minutes wth time lapse only THEN I saw real growth. If you are really into seeing my work in full time, no time lapse, then join my Patreon: www.patreon.com/brennerfineart
Due to popular demand - links to the colours/mediums I use for my paintings are now in the description box.
I love the splash and different textures!!!
Thank you :-))))
Amazing!!! So we'll done
Thank you so much :-))))
love the splash
Thank you :-)))
Love it 😍🌊 beautiful. I just discovered your channel and find it very inspiring ✨
Thank you :-))) Feels nice to get you inspired :-)))
Grazie...Grazie...Grazie...Favoloso Maestro. Saluti da Brescia Italia.
Molto Grazie :-))) et saluti a Brescia :-)))
Amazing
I am always learning and you have the talent and skills for all. Thank you for the time you spend for all to learn.
Thank you Sheila, you`re welcome :-)))
Awesomeness
thanks :-))))
Very good painting of waves breaking
Thank you :-))))
Very pretty I love it
Thank you Hina :-)))
@@brennerfineart you are welcome... Love this One I will try this
Amazing
Thanks a lot :-)))
Beautiful😍
Thank you so much :-)))))))))))
Tus obras son bellísimas !!!! Me encantaría aprey un poquito de las bellezas que realizas !!!! Verdadero Maestro ! Abrazo a la distancia desde Argentina.
Muito obrigado :-))) E saudações à Argentina :-)))
could you do a seascapes with stormy clouds but in black and white please
Perhaps one day...but I know that most of the people are not going to click on a black and white how to painting video...therefore unfortunately it may never happen.
Perfect 😍❤️
Thank you :-))))
EXCELENTE OBRA
BIEN EJECUTADA
DA GANAS DE PINTAR UNA MARINA CON ESA TECNICA.
Muchas gracias :-))) Sí, pruébalo, no es tan difícil como parece :-)))
Wow.. Lo intentare master, gracias por mostrar el camino a seguir.
@@antoniodelmar4406 De nada :-)))
A fantastic job, a bit like painting clouds I suppose. What are you painting on? it didn't look like a canvass surface, thanks.
Thanks a lot :-))) I used a MDF plate for this painting. You should be able to get them on Amazon already primed with some white colour (I get mine from a local shop but Amazon should also work fine).
wow.......like
thanks :-))))
Difficult but beautiful.
الله 😍😍😍😍!!!!
شكرا جزيلا :-)))
This picture is really spectacular and out of some distance looking like a photo (obviously your intention ;-). Which kind of oil paints did you use especially for this project? I´m planning to paint a scene from the film "20.000 leagues under the sea" (the Nautilus running with high speed through some waves) in stormy weather.
Thank you :-))) Yes, this was indeed my intention to let it look highly realistic. I love to paint in a realistic way but I would not consider myself to be a photorealist. I lack the patience for the extreme details that those guys put into each painting ;-))) I am using here Winsor&Newton water mixable oils, I don`t want to use any harsh medium any more. All those thinners are more or less cancerogen and with the water mixable oils I can avoid them completely.
Hello sir. Your painting was amazing. Superb👍.can i use normal art book for painting? It gives a final result are best?
Thank you :-))) it depends upon what colour you are using and what kind of material you want to paint on - what exactly do you mean with "art book"? Is it paper?
@@brennerfineart yes sir, i mean sketch book and i have acrylic paint
@@brennerfineart use watercolour paper with acrylic if you don't have acrylic paper or gesso thick paper for painting
Great video. Which type and size of brush are you using in this piece .
Thanks in advance . 😊
Hi, I`m using here a wide variety of brushes - the flats (synthetic and organic) range from size 6 to 18. And the detail brushes (round ones, I actually don`t know of synthetic or organic) range from 0 to 3/0 :-)))
@@brennerfineart Thanks very much , appreciated. 😊
@@Jamquiltsmorgan you`re welcome :-)))
за сколько дней, Тобиас, была создана эта прекрасная работа?
Хммм... к сожалению, я не могу точно вспомнить, но, должно быть, это было четыре или пять полных рабочих дней.
@@brennerfineart спасибо большое за ответ, я бы тоже примерно столько дней
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
:-)))))))))))))
Ночной океан, светит луна, ...
Да точно :-))) Люблю такие легкие ситуации :-)))
@@brennerfineart много путешествуете?
Why do most artists use blue colour alot 😂 like here I use alot of blues and they are the one to finish up quickly
That`s really a good question :-)))) I think lots of things in nature have a bluish tint to it - the air (distant mountains e.g. become more blue), water - a colour used very often by nature :-)))
What happened to the full lesson? Come on that's not right...I went out and got a canvas to follow along!! You posted it then took it down! You also wrote on community page you were going to repost with sound ...and such...no mention of cutting the lesson down...
I`m sorry that this mistake of uploading the long version caused some confusion. The long version that you saw is actually the one I offer on my patreon, this version here is the "lightweight", the shorter one. I accidentially set the long version to free access - and that is not fair for my patreons that pay every month to get exclusive content that is not available on my TH-cam channel. I really do like to offer the videos here and I am really happy that people like them. But I also have to think about building up my art business, making at least some money so that I can start to reduce my day job to do more TH-cam videos, more tutorials, one on one coaching etc. My goal is to do art as my day job/full time one day - and that means I have to start building an income with my art. I truly hope that you will understand that and that you will not turn away - the videos that I do show a lot of the process that goes into the paintings and with practice you will be able to paint like that, this really is no wizardry, it`s just having patience and getting better and better over time :-)))
Your paintings are beatiful but the time lapses steal away from the viewer😢
In case you missed my answer on the other video you commented on:
People click away when I not speed up the videos...I tried it in my very early videos (check them out, they are still available on my channel) and they did horrible...people get bored VERY quick and click away...and that kept my channel small...when I cut the videos down to 10-15 minutes wth time lapse only THEN I saw real growth. If you are really into seeing my work in full time, no time lapse, then join my Patreon:
www.patreon.com/brennerfineart