Really great tutorial. That was a very good point you made about keeping in mind how a painting looks from a distance because that's where most people will be looking at it. I remember once seeing a really interesting painting in a restaurant window across the street that really caught my attention one night. I had to cross the street to look in the window at it. It wasn't realistic really, it was a kind of expressiontic painting of loosely painted figures. But the bright warm colors and especially the contrast of tones with a really strong sense of glowing light to it was very interesting and beautiful from across the street even.
I have enjoyed this more than you could ever understand. Thank you for sharing your talent so generously with the world . Now tomorrow I will get my trusty old paints out and enjoy my day . You have inspired me . I will keep watching you and check out some of your other work . You take care of your self .Katie
Tim, you are a fabulous teacher! I found you on TH-cam to find some refresher lessons. And yes, I have been yelled at once while visiting the McMichael Collection. Big Group of Seven fan!
Hi Tim, been a long time patron of your lessons. Thanks so much for giving back to the community, it's so nice of you. This is a great lesson, and is so inspiring. Thanks again
What I have learned today: When you want to blend your clouds, be sure to scrub in the color THIN or you will smear the crap out of everything...Well done!🤗🤗
Great video. Thank you. Do you oil down a new canvas prior to painting ? Whenever I use my blending brush I get a stray brush strand and mess up my spot trying to remove it.
Thank you for the post Tim! I may have missed it, but could you say where the light source is? It seems like it is above and in front, but thought I'd ask. Thanks again!
Question ? Have been working on a very large landscape with clouds that are in perspective coming towards you and up out of top of view. The last 2 clouds are actually when you look up they are going over head and I'm seeing more of the bottom of cloud. What would you do to emphasize the bottom of cloud and still give it perspective?? There is less puffs on the bottom of cloud and it has a different look. Every time I painted it flattens out and doesn't look like the bottom of cloud looks like a cloud mistake. 😓 If you do have time I would appreciate any advice.
This is a great tutorial as are all of the test of them. Very insightful and inspiring I enjoy all of them. I had a question. Afew Yeats ago I nelive it was an old barn painting tutorial I really liked the music on that one but I think you changed the songs on the video I was trying to find out one of the songs it is slow song with a girl singing some of the lyrics really pulled at my hart strings some of the lyrics go. Sooner or later it breaks. Thays all that I remember I really loved that song could you please tell me what the name of the song is or the artist so I can find it.
You capture clouds so well! Do you use reference photos, or make it up as you go along? If you do it would be good to see the reference, and how you translate it.
Hey Tim, thanks for the video. I've been following you for years now and you've aided a lot in my progression. I'm curious as to why you prefer neo magil (spelling?) as oppose to liquin? Thanks!
Thank you for giving us a free lesson and also thx for doing it on TH-cam as I am not on Facebook.
You are very talented.
Great job. Love watching and learning
Outstanding job. I can almost see the clouds moving when I stare at this. Beautiful
Really great tutorial. That was a very good point you made about keeping in mind how a painting looks from a distance because that's where most people will be looking at it.
I remember once seeing a really interesting painting in a restaurant window across the street that really caught my attention one night. I had to cross the street to look in the window at it.
It wasn't realistic really, it was a kind of expressiontic painting of loosely painted figures. But the bright warm colors and especially the contrast of tones with a really strong sense of glowing light to it was very interesting and beautiful from across the street even.
I have enjoyed this more than you could ever understand. Thank you for sharing your talent so generously with the world . Now tomorrow I will get my trusty old paints out and enjoy my day . You have inspired me . I will keep watching you and check out some of your other work . You take care of your self .Katie
Thank you for all of your video lessons Mr.Gagnon!
Best cloud tutorial I’ve ever seen! Thank you!
Tim, you are a fabulous teacher! I found you on TH-cam to find some refresher lessons. And yes, I have been yelled at once while visiting the McMichael Collection. Big Group of Seven fan!
That`s beautiful - looking reall real!!! Thumbs up :-)
You are awesome, thanks for being so generous with your time and talent. It is appreciated.
Great thanks. I’ve been doing clouds ass backwards. Love this, thanks for the teach.
Wwlcome back ....my legend.
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Thanks so much for this! Your clouds are incredible and super helpful as I practice my clouds.
Hi Tim, been a long time patron of your lessons. Thanks so much for giving back to the community, it's so nice of you. This is a great lesson, and is so inspiring. Thanks again
What I have learned today: When you want to blend your clouds, be sure to scrub in the color THIN or you will smear the crap out of everything...Well done!🤗🤗
OUTSTANDING! I've learnt a lot here, thank you
thank you for sharing your work and tips and the process!
Wow dude I can’t wait until tomorrow!
Great video. Thank you. Do you oil down a new canvas prior to painting ? Whenever I use my blending brush I get a stray brush strand and mess up my spot trying to remove it.
Fantástico. Esta paisagem se parece muito com as paisagens que temos aqui no Brasil. Minas gerais, pra ser mais exato. Grato por compartilhar!
Thank you for the post Tim! I may have missed it, but could you say where the light source is? It seems like it is above and in front, but thought I'd ask. Thanks again!
Thank you - I learned a lot from this tutorial!
Great. I love this. Nice explanation. Thank you
Really fabulous! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for tuning in, I appreciate it!
A couple of years ago you posted a cloud formation exercise in acrylics. You should re-post that as well. It was very well done.
Question ? Have been working on a very large landscape with clouds that are in perspective coming towards you and up out of top of view. The last 2 clouds are actually when you look up they are going over head and I'm seeing more of the bottom of cloud.
What would you do to emphasize the bottom of cloud and still give it perspective??
There is less puffs on the bottom of cloud and it has a different look. Every time I painted it flattens out and doesn't look like the bottom of cloud looks like a cloud mistake. 😓
If you do have time I would appreciate any advice.
Would it be possible to clump, say, 2 or 3 ad interruptions together instead of an ad every 2 minutes?
This is a great tutorial as are all of the test of them. Very insightful and inspiring I enjoy all of them. I had a question. Afew Yeats ago I nelive it was an old barn painting tutorial I really liked the music on that one but I think you changed the songs on the video I was trying to find out one of the songs it is slow song with a girl singing some of the lyrics really pulled at my hart strings some of the lyrics go. Sooner or later it breaks. Thays all that I remember I really loved that song could you please tell me what the name of the song is or the artist so I can find it.
Thank you for watching! I'm not 100 percent sure on the song. I'll see if I can find it and comment back here if I do. Thanks again!
Great i enjoy watching video nice and and easy way to hiligt for new starters .
Thaaanks buddy
Learning a lot
Keep it up
God bless you
THank you!
can i apply different colors of clouds in a same paintings ranging from purple to light pink and to light blue and some white sparkles?
You capture clouds so well! Do you use reference photos, or make it up as you go along?
If you do it would be good to see the reference, and how you translate it.
Thanks for your tutorials! you think this technique will work with acrylics?
Great lesson … thanks.
Hey Tim, thanks for the video. I've been following you for years now and you've aided a lot in my progression. I'm curious as to why you prefer neo magil (spelling?) as oppose to liquin? Thanks!
Why do you use alizarin when it is a fugitive color...maybe magenta better? thank you
What brand of paint are you using?
What are your favorited brushes for blending?
Thanks, because I don't do FB
What kind of brush are you using to blending colors please
Can I use acrylic in this lesson?
What kind of brushes you use? Thank you!
Thank you
Awesome! 🇨🇦
Great tutorial!!!
Thanks
How about adding a big eagle or a plane or helocoptor?
A Challenge. How about a misty landscape like you first did years ago with mist rising up from stream. Bet you can do it.
Please get on with it!!!!!!
Thanks for the practice and free lesson, man. And the 13 ads.. ✌🤣
When will you do part three?
What brush are you using
Could you please upload a detailed tutorial on sunset clouds
My landscape has gone south...sky and hills don't look distant...Help!!!
Where r parts 2 and 3?
mine came out like 2 turds in the sky