15. First plein air study this year. Sketching birds. Anticipating is stronger than control
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Hi everyone, welcome to a day in the life of the artist! This week I made the first plein air watercolour study of this year. I was really looking forward to paint outside on a sunny day and I found a spot in front of the building I have to paint for a client. So the preparations are made for this commissioned painting. Thereafter a large oilcolour painting needed to be varnished en later we will visit the framer for this piece.
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the owners dog in that boat painting reallymakes the whole painting I think! amazing how that can happen!
someting is really special with this sketch. it seems to reflect the peaceful atmosphere in this session. not at all overworked. for ex the tree to the right is splendid. and the white building is really a main character.
I like how you picked up the birds shape and tones and added them in. I know that you can add anything you want and make it live right in the artwork. You are a true artist with heart, mind and soul and sight.
The birds are a brilliant edition to the paintings! I actually loved watching you paint the birds over and over again. Very inspirational. I watch your videos to help me get over the times when I feel less motivated to make a painting. Thank you.
Mr titus
Youru tube channel is very different and interesting. I like your work. The gallery owner is very lucky to have you. I think it would be interesting to watch you paint landscapes also
i thought of the benches when i saw you tackling with your nice painting...
Cute birdies makes it look more friendly zone
Art painting beautiful result unique good explanation
Yes , thanksyou Titus Meeuws painter
I really enjoyed the emotive narrative within the painting, which was captured & executed with employment of a warm initial wash. I believe great art is generated from " desire to express envisioned emotions " from what lies before us - within us and beyond us. Creating aesthetic difference from intention and chance is what bold artists do every day of their working lives. The practice and discipline itself is an enormous task involving intense cognition, and physical expression, and is like no other. Best wishes Titus 🙏
Me encantas sus acuarelas maestro.
I just love the dog in the painting with the big boat, it makes the whole painting more interesting and more 'friendly" somehow... love the pigeons too, great idea! what a great place to have your studio - is the rest of the building artist studios too? when you have the painting framed Im guessing you just add the price of the framing onto the price of the painting so the buyer pays all? Here in the US framing is very expensive.. its hard to get work framed beautifully without paying a fortune. Adding birds is so right isnt it!! they are there all the time so right!!
Mesmerizing, the paintings are marvelous. I am capturing your vibes, so calming 😊. You are a joy.
Thanks for sharing your work, studio and thoughts with us. I love seeing other artist's studios and the process of a day in the life of a fellow artist. I love the choices you made in adding the pigeons to the piece that you felt was disjointed...you pulled it together nicely. I enjoyed hearing your thoughts and going for a car ride to the framers and watching you paint en plein air and engaging with the passers by. I get the output of energy required for that engagement. I'm gearing up to get back out of doors to do plein air as the weather warms here in my part of the world. I had wanted to do some winter out door paintings but it didn't transpire this year...it's easier in the spring, summer and fall. Anyway, I wanted to thank you for sharing. I have made videos of my work and life but haven't shared to youtube yet, ha, ha! I will get there! Your videos are inspiration.
Aan het einde weer genoten van jouw afrondende monoloog. We kunnen daar veel van leren.
Your watercolors are that wonderful blend of tight and loose. From one fellow artist to another, excellent work.
🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
Wat enig, die vogels in alle houdingen! En dat met een tamelijk dikke kwast. Veegje hier, veegje daar, en HOP! Bewonderenswaardig. Het schilderij wordt er inderdaad veel levendiger door.
Beautiful art work. Serene watching you.
Hi ! Mr.Titus l love your paintings l recently came to know about ,the painting works of yours the way u narrates & calmness some spiritual touch in your speech l know you are a nature lover & people, this is a true Artist's character that l came to understand , the country u living lot of sunshine & beautiful cityscapes love it . anyway l am still learning watercolour since secondary school days & got credit in art subject by the way l learning from your paintings displays a big Thanks for that ! . & l am cityscape lover always thanks again, awaiting for your upcoming painting's Wish all the Best & God Bless You 🙏 Lot of 💞 from 🇸🇬 👍🆒
Thank you Bala. Nice to recieve this lovely message from... Indonesia?
Prachtig Titus om te zien hoe met het toevoegen van de schaduwpartij links ineens de zon gaat schijnen en je aquarel gaat leven. Ik bewonder je werk enorm!!
Bedankt!! Met groet, Rein
Dankjewel Rein. Ja, vanuit het donker ontstaat het licht. Ze kunnen niet zonder elkaar!
Doodeng, dat vernissen... ik zou vrezen dat de verf ongewild wordt meegenomen. Maar mooi hoe je ons meeneemt in alle onderdelen van je dagelijks werk!
A gorgeous video. Love to hear the sounds and the feel of the open air. Thank you
Titus I absolutely love your paintings ❤️
Zo mooi en rustgevend..
I really enjoyed this video and your insight into letting go and going with the flow. I'm an artist that wants to be in full control always and I find my paintings are too rigid and don't have enough play in them. I'm loving your videos and your thought process, thank you for sharing, and a warm hello from sunny south Florida, USA.
i agree with you so much, about the experience of painting en plein air ... how we aren't in control , out in the natural world , and I think it's just wonderful !! I paint plein air quite a bit , with watercolors and also with gouache and casein, and every day is an adventure , to be sure!!! I love it , and think I learn sooo much more from doing it .. thank you .. norakag
Brilliant, very meditative videos. I had splash marks once and had to do birds 😺 I forget that birds are always around. We don’t have seagulls here in Philadelphia but we have lots of pigeons. You have so many varied birds in Den Haag, I’m jealous. I had a teacher say not to put so many details in the shadows but wow, your shadows are really everything in your watercolors. They really come to life. I’m loving your channel.
I could watch you paint all day long Titus. How did you learn to paint like that?
zo mooi!
Thanks again. Very informative
incredibly skilled
That building is so white it looks like marble
Such a pretty language
Rello!!How are you thanks Very Good Art🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉My God Beautiful Art😊 --Brazil🎉🎉🎉🎉
I’d cut off the top ½ or at least top ⅓ of the watercolour 5:09 before I cut off the bottom.
I find the shadows more interesting than the architecture or even the figure.
Thx for the vid.
See you
Heerlijk rond 17 minuten, vraagje beantwoorden en casual die eerste penceelstrook zetten. Dat is flow
Ja het lekkerste is om zelf veel te praten, want luisteren vraagt meer concentratie en die heb je voor het werk nodig!
@@TitusMeeuwsYou could have some shirts made that say “When I am talking to myself I am just consulting an expert.”😅
Hi Titus,
thanks again for your videos! They are all wonderful!
Could you please tell me what brand of watercolor paper and brushes you use?
Thank you Tanya. I’m using Daniel Smith and Q’or watercolor and Arches paper
Thank you!
Oh man, that biscuit from last year can't be bad, can it? :D
the tree shadows are the most beautiful part... do not cut!!
Haha! Thank you. I did not cut, I am glad you’re seeing that
If it's not a secret, what varnish do you use? I did not know that it is also used for watercolor.... Good to know... :) Thank you.
Hi, I don't use varnish for watercolor, only for oil. But I know a watercolorvarnish exists as well
What is “ Plein air study” plein in Dutch = square, open area..?
Lol biscuit lol
Can I ask whether you offer watercolor workshop?
Hi Evelien. No I'm sorry. But hopefully these videos will help!
plein aire menas plan air in french.
It's entirely your channel where you can do anything you please. Your art works are astonishing and I personally appreciate them a lot. But your content is a bit too personal with all the incoming phone calls, binding concerns, thoughts. It's real, lifelike, but like life and reality it also distracts from the main purpose.
I don't know if this sounds bitter. I didn't mean to convey any of that sense. Happy to see you paint brilliantly like a master anyway ❤️