I really enjoyed your analysis of the selected paintings by Carlson. It was wonderful to experience Carlson’s work through the eyes of an artist. Your voice was pitch perfect, and the length and speed was also perfect for the material. I look forward to more of your presentations.
I am reading Carlson’s book right now, and this video helped me tremendously! Given that his book is black and white, it makes a a lot of his explanation of the use of color a little hard to grasp. You brought it home for me Brandon! Thanks and peace!
This was a wonderful video. I didn't know of this person, but wow, am I glad I came across this. Really appreciate you doing these kinds of videos. So much to learn and your comments during the video are very helpful to hear. Thank you again.
What amuses me is how the presenter attributes so much skill to the painter. I saw a contact photo that he took in 1928 and used to make one of these paintings. He didn't arrange the composition in a talented way, he didn't make a certain line go in a certain direction, he didn't add a stopping point--Mother Nature did all of that! He just painted from the photo. Granted, he selected the view and decided where to point the camera, which certainly takes talent, but Mother Nature did all the precise composing.
Love Carlson! Love these master painting breakdowns too. Hope to see more of them. Appreciate you doing these Brandon. So much to learn from! Sorolla, Sargent, Zorn, Schmid, Repin...etc.
Brandon, your expertise of art is so amazing. You know colors and the values they hold. Very good video for the beginner artist or even experienced artist.
I really enjoyed your art appreciation class, enabling me to appreciate art. It's interesting to see the work from the artists viewpoint, the techniques, tactics, the artistry. Great stuff. May I suggest a breakdown of artist Vern Broe? In the mid 80s my wife, kids and I vacationed on Cape Cod, and was drawn to a gallery featuring his paintings of catboats. Absolutely fabulous! We wished (still do) that we could have indulged in at least one of them - ah, but which one?
Learn so much from these breakdowns. Long vids not a problem. Would like to see Clyde Aspevig, Jim Wilcox, Scott Christensen. Careful copyrights may play into this.
There is a Canadian painter named Tom Thomson who painted from 1913-1917 who had a very similar colour sense - colours that you'd never think would work together, but they do ... amazing self-taught painter who died at only 39 under mysterious circumstances - some say accident, others murdered ... no one really knows. That said, he painted some of the most iconic Canadian paintings that are revered today by many. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_River_(painting)#/media/File:Tom_Thomson,_Northern_River.jpg
Wonderful break down ! I am getting his book:)! Some artist ideas for future breakdown: Nikolai Feschin, Konstantin Korovin, Mikhail Vrubel, Slava Korolenkov......can you tell by now that I am from Russia:)
I really enjoyed your analysis of the selected paintings by Carlson. It was wonderful to experience Carlson’s work through the eyes of an artist. Your voice was pitch perfect, and the length and speed was also perfect for the material. I look forward to more of your presentations.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am reading Carlson’s book right now, and this video helped me tremendously! Given that his book is black and white, it makes a a lot of his explanation of the use of color a little hard to grasp. You brought it home for me Brandon! Thanks and peace!
Much appreciated! Glad it was helpful :)
This was a wonderful video. I didn't know of this person, but wow, am I glad I came across this. Really appreciate you doing these kinds of videos. So much to learn and your comments during the video are very helpful to hear. Thank you again.
What amuses me is how the presenter attributes so much skill to the painter. I saw a contact photo that he took in 1928 and used to make one of these paintings. He didn't arrange the composition in a talented way, he didn't make a certain line go in a certain direction, he didn't add a stopping point--Mother Nature did all of that! He just painted from the photo. Granted, he selected the view and decided where to point the camera, which certainly takes talent, but Mother Nature did all the precise composing.
Absolutely love Carlson s paintings
Love Carlson! Love these master painting breakdowns too. Hope to see more of them. Appreciate you doing these Brandon. So much to learn from! Sorolla, Sargent, Zorn, Schmid, Repin...etc.
Thanks so much for this Carlson introduction.I have already ordered his book on line.Your critique of his work was really interesting and enjoyable.
Brandon, your expertise of art is so amazing. You know colors and the values they hold. Very good video for the beginner artist or even experienced artist.
Enjoyed your thoughts. Just finished reading the book and just full of useful information. Thank you.
I really enjoyed your art appreciation class, enabling me to appreciate art. It's interesting to see the work from the artists viewpoint, the techniques, tactics, the artistry. Great stuff. May I suggest a breakdown of artist Vern Broe? In the mid 80s my wife, kids and I vacationed on Cape Cod, and was drawn to a gallery featuring his paintings of catboats. Absolutely fabulous! We wished (still do) that we could have indulged in at least one of them - ah, but which one?
Thank you so much for this! Love his book but needed to see his work in color! Very good explanations!
For sure :) Yes his work in color is much more interesting.
i learned a lot, yes please keep doing it
This is a great analysis
Hey Brandon thanks for sharing thoroughly enjoyed it! Carlson is awesome! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Hey Brandon it would be nice if you could dive into a few acrylic landscapes. I used to really enjoy those, I miss those days.
Thanks! Lovely paintings. Learning a lot.
Great interpretations.
Thank you. I hope to do more of these in the future.
Learn so much from these breakdowns. Long vids not a problem. Would like to see Clyde Aspevig, Jim Wilcox, Scott Christensen. Careful copyrights may play into this.
Very informative; good analysis!
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Shishkin, what do you think about Ivan Shishkin?
Love this! So helpful!!
There is a Canadian painter named Tom Thomson who painted from 1913-1917 who had a very similar colour sense - colours that you'd never think would work together, but they do ... amazing self-taught painter who died at only 39 under mysterious circumstances - some say accident, others murdered ... no one really knows. That said, he painted some of the most iconic Canadian paintings that are revered today by many. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_River_(painting)#/media/File:Tom_Thomson,_Northern_River.jpg
very interesting thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
the videos are hard to focus on what your saying with the music in background
walt walt yes, it is a bit distracting.
Agreed.
Yes I agree the music is distracting. Would much rather just hear the Voiceover! Loved the excellent video except for the music.
💯% agree. Makes it very hard to focus on the otherwise fantastic content.
Wonderful break down ! I am getting his book:)! Some artist ideas for future breakdown: Nikolai Feschin, Konstantin Korovin, Mikhail Vrubel, Slava Korolenkov......can you tell by now that I am from Russia:)