Hi - I'm an experienced landscape artist (25 years) but I've learned so much from your erudite videos. Your knowledge is indeed encyclopedic! Thank you again!
Thank you, sbialka3591 - That made us laugh! We are happy that you enjoyed the program and that you wrote - thank you so much! Kind regards, David and Connie
I am a porcelain painter and I learn so much about artistic principles watching you. You are an excellent teacher and your enthusiasm is so contagious. Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
This is the third of your videos I've watched and during each one at some point I've said wow. Fantastic, enthusiastic and fun tuition. Thanks so much.
Stuart. thank you. I suggest you visit my website at daviddunlop.com and see what else is on offer like free blog posts or, modestly priced online classes. Best, David
Excellent David!! Thank you so much. My paintings are so more free after I watch you on the videos. And you make it fun. I was smiling back at you on the screen!!
Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge. You are an excellent teacher as well as beautiful artist. Let us know if you intend to give any workshops. You blow me away!
Thank you for watching and taking the time to write us again - we love hearing from you and that you enjoyed the program! Kind regards, David and Connie
The fun part for me is the moment you take the very Broadway synthetic Soft painting Brush and begin painting - that is the moment of seeing, feeling, moving into the imaginary Space and the next moment is the wiping in of light - and the fun drawing of lights with the squeegie - I just love it 🎶💙🎵🦋
Dear lisengel2498 - Thank you so much - we are really happy that you enjoyed it! We appreciate your kind comments - they are very meaningful to us. Good luck with your painting! We would love it if you wanted to subscribe - it helps us create more programs! Kind regards, David and Connie
This was fun and informative and inspiring! I feel like I've just audited a 301 or 401 college art course!! I hope you continue to make tutorials and inspire us!
Thanks for sharing this video. I didn't care much for the foreground vermillion. Not that I question your color choices but rather it didn't have the same dimension that the rest of the painting had.
Huge fan of your painting and painting techniques Sir. Just wandering do you paint only over dibonds so that these squeeze wiping off techniques best work on these metals
Dear suvropbasu9864 - Thank you for your question and your kind comments, I paint on many different surfaces, from quadruple primed Belgian linen, paper, copper, single sheet aluminum, a composite sheet aluminium, like Dibond, comprising two 0.3 mm thick aluminium cover layers and a polyethylene or mineral core, and sometimes I paint over older paintings on all of these surfaces. It really depends upon my painting, and different surfaces give different effects. Some are harder surfaces and you can make different types of marks with your paint brushes, squeegees, paper towels, and other tools. I always experiment and learn from all of these paintings. Good luck with your painting! Thank you for writing. Kind regards, David and Connie
Hi David - Where are you sourcing your enameled aluminum paintboards ? I've tried a few art supply companies online - bit none seem to carry them . I'm looking for as smooth a white surface as possible . Thanks .
Thank you so much for watching. We have some sources on our website under supplies: www.paintingclass.net/online-david-dunlop-studio-demonstration-class-2/david-dunlop-suggested-supply-list-2021/ Warm regards, David and Connie
Your are a true Artist + Excellent Teacher...I'm curious about your motivations. I assume there's the base desire for creative expression, but then what do you plan will happen with your paintings ? Do you just want them to exist as an extension/expression of your creativity ? Do you see it as like a hobby, a sport, a business (to sell each one), ect...I ask because I majored in visual arts in high school, I had a strong interest, but wasn't eager to go to college right away. Then various things like many "Starving Artist " sales made me feel like I shouldn't spend much time and money on my art interests. I only have so much time, so I haven't done much art since my early twenties.
Dear @lubnahelly5269 - Thank you so much - we are really happy that you enjoyed it! We are sorry that it took so long to respond and we hope that you have seen our more recent programs. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
what if i have a falling wave on the right side ,what should i paint on the left side to keep that sensation of strengt and still give the impression of deepness?
Marc, I would need to see your painting to give your a personalized response. thank you for your question. If you would like to sign up for my online classes at daviddunlop.com where I offer personal critiques of artists' works I could perhaps help. David
David you’re one of the best teachers on TH-cam your knowledge and manner of teaching are in invaluable ! My question is where did you get that big big brush that you use in the beginning it’s absolutely incredible ....any links to that would be great . I am in Australia so if it’s on Amazon I can get it or I can get it delivered from Jacksons art as well let me know if you could thanks in advance 🙏
Maybe an 8 inch Liquitex brush? Available on Amazon or your local art store. But more creative, check out a large floor finishing brush at the hardware store, or rig several brushes together to see what happens.
Hi, dulcieogilvie5786 - I use both types of surfaces. They each have wonderful properties and it is exciting to experiment with them, Kind regard, David and Connie
HI, sonsoftheedelweiss72 - Nice to see you here again! I buy them at any art supply store - they are usually watercolor wash brushes and then chip brushes from hardware stores as well. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
To me it looked more like a landmass than a wave. Putting green against blue is surely going to give that effect. It seemed to me that it was forced to become a wave with an unconvincing result. Not the best highly photoshopped subject to begin with either. Hey, but i love David Dunlop. It's just, you can't win em all!
You know Einstein said that he always wished he'd discovered cream hair conditioner because he would have scored a lot more babes. What do you think? Oh and that's one of the most bizarre and to use my phrase unattractive paintings I've ever seen. Thanks for the art.
Hi - I'm an experienced landscape artist (25 years) but I've learned so much from your erudite videos. Your knowledge is indeed encyclopedic! Thank you again!
Love your videos. It amazes me that you remain paint-free while tossing that paint around the way you do!
Thank you, sbialka3591 - That made us laugh! We are happy that you enjoyed the program and that you wrote - thank you so much! Kind regards, David and Connie
You are awesome David.
I’m creating my new reality.
Thank you for been there and here at the same time.
Time is relative.
I am a porcelain painter and I learn so much about artistic principles watching you. You are an excellent teacher and your enthusiasm is so contagious. Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
David you are the absolute best teacher and such an inspiration with your tie-in of past masters. Thank you!!
This is the third of your videos I've watched and during each one at some point I've said wow. Fantastic, enthusiastic and fun tuition. Thanks so much.
Stuart. thank you. I suggest you visit my website at daviddunlop.com and see what else is on offer like free blog posts or, modestly priced online classes. Best, David
Excellent David!! Thank you so much. My paintings are so more free after I watch you on the videos. And you make it fun. I was smiling back at you on the screen!!
Thank you! Love the level at which you transmit.
My idea of a good time, too. Thanks for the encouragement , David!
Wow that was amazing. I was mesmerized the entire time. Fantastic painting. You are a master. Thanks.......
Awesome! A new video from David is an all to rare treat... Love you Dude!
Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge. You are an excellent teacher as well as beautiful artist. Let us know if you intend to give any workshops. You blow me away!
Thank you for watching and taking the time to write us again - we love hearing from you and that you enjoyed the program! Kind regards, David and Connie
Thank you for inspiring me to paint again after a long time.
Thank you David. Very Inspiring. Makes one feel free as a bird to try anything.
Hi David, Thank you for the wonderful video, can't wait to get back to class this Fall, I hope your having a great Summer.
The fun part for me is the moment you take the very Broadway synthetic Soft painting Brush and begin painting - that is the moment of seeing, feeling, moving into the imaginary Space and the next moment is the wiping in of light - and the fun drawing of lights with the squeegie - I just love it 🎶💙🎵🦋
Dear lisengel2498 - Thank you so much - we are really happy that you enjoyed it! We appreciate your kind comments - they are very meaningful to us. Good luck with your painting! We would love it if you wanted to subscribe - it helps us create more programs! Kind regards, David and Connie
Love your videos, and your passion for teaching. Keep them coming.
Great teacher, I’m an old man and still learning. Pleasure was mine. Ron Gillis in Winnipeg
Dear Ron - Thank you for watching and for writing - we appreciate it so much. Warmly, David and Connie
Absolutely fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge and love of creating :)
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT LOVE IT 👍👍👍 From Frances uk ❤
I absolutely love learning from you and enjoy the intelligent conversation!
Thank you so much, Barb - for watching and for taking the time to write - I appreciate it! Kind regards, David
I feel sooooooo blessed .... Thank you... I am grateful... Blessings.....
I don't paint but love watching you teach. Thanks for posting.
Thank you, Michelle! Warmly, David
This was fun and informative and inspiring! I feel like I've just audited a 301 or 401 college art course!! I hope you continue to make tutorials and inspire us!
Thanks David for your knowledge &inspiration♡
you inspired me, you are really amazing u always remind me of the freedom of art, which makes me love art more and more
Dear @lubnahelly5269 - Thank you so much for your very kind comments - we are really happy that you enjoyed it! Kind regards, David and Connie
So happy to see another video from you! Such a wealth of knowledge, thank you for sharing!
Wonderful demo!!! Any future watercolors please...?
Expressive and delight-full❤
Gracias. You are a wonderful teacher.
Thanks for sharing this video. I didn't care much for the foreground vermillion. Not that I question your color choices but rather it didn't have the same dimension that the rest of the painting had.
please keep making these
Huge fan of your painting and painting techniques Sir. Just wandering do you paint only over dibonds so that these squeeze wiping off techniques best work on these metals
Dear suvropbasu9864 - Thank you for your question and your kind comments, I paint on many different surfaces, from quadruple primed Belgian linen, paper, copper, single sheet aluminum, a composite sheet aluminium, like Dibond, comprising two 0.3 mm thick aluminium cover layers and a polyethylene or mineral core, and sometimes I paint over older paintings on all of these surfaces. It really depends upon my painting, and different surfaces give different effects. Some are harder surfaces and you can make different types of marks with your paint brushes, squeegees, paper towels, and other tools. I always experiment and learn from all of these paintings. Good luck with your painting! Thank you for writing. Kind regards, David and Connie
Well done, sir.
Thank you, Bob! We are so happy that you enjoyed it and thank you for taking the time to write! Kind regards, David and Connie
I don’t understand what surface you’re painting on ???❤thanks for sharing
Hi David - Where are you sourcing your enameled aluminum paintboards ? I've tried a few art supply companies online - bit none seem to carry them . I'm looking for as smooth a white surface as possible . Thanks .
Thank you so much for watching. We have some sources on our website under supplies: www.paintingclass.net/online-david-dunlop-studio-demonstration-class-2/david-dunlop-suggested-supply-list-2021/ Warm regards, David and Connie
Your are a true Artist + Excellent Teacher...I'm curious about your motivations. I assume there's the base desire for creative expression, but then what do you plan will happen with your paintings ? Do you just want them to exist as an extension/expression of your creativity ? Do you see it as like a hobby, a sport, a business (to sell each one), ect...I ask because I majored in visual arts in high school, I had a strong interest, but wasn't eager to go to college right away. Then various things like many "Starving Artist " sales made me feel like I shouldn't spend much time and money on my art interests. I only have so much time, so I haven't done much art since my early twenties.
Hi David, you said in one video you don’t clean your brushes, do you leave these big brushes sitting in some oil and wipe them off?
I watched 47 min with no boring at all !!
Dear @lubnahelly5269 - Thank you so much - we are really happy that you enjoyed it! We are sorry that it took so long to respond and we hope that you have seen our more recent programs. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
your works amazing
what if i have a falling wave on the right side ,what should i paint on the left side to keep that sensation of strengt and still give the impression of deepness?
Marc, I would need to see your painting to give your a personalized response. thank you for your question. If you would like to sign up for my online classes at daviddunlop.com where I offer personal critiques of artists' works I could perhaps help. David
David you’re one of the best teachers on TH-cam your knowledge and manner of teaching are in invaluable ! My question is where did you get that big big brush that you use in the beginning it’s absolutely incredible ....any links to that would be great . I am in Australia so if it’s on Amazon I can get it or I can get it delivered from Jacksons art as well let me know if you could thanks in advance 🙏
Maybe an 8 inch Liquitex brush? Available on Amazon or your local art store. But more creative, check out a large floor finishing brush at the hardware store, or rig several brushes together to see what happens.
@@MG-tv2rz thank you
Do you gesso your aluminum panels? Thank you for your master art and your master teaching 👏🏻👏🏻
Cap, I do not gesso the aluminum. there is no need if you paint in oil. best, David
Hi David. Does your Dibond have an anodised surface or is it plain old white Dibond??
Hi, dulcieogilvie5786 - I use both types of surfaces. They each have wonderful properties and it is exciting to experiment with them, Kind regard, David and Connie
Where do u get those big brushes?
HI, sonsoftheedelweiss72 - Nice to see you here again! I buy them at any art supply store - they are usually watercolor wash brushes and then chip brushes from hardware stores as well. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
To me it looked more like a landmass than a wave. Putting green against blue is surely going to give that effect. It seemed to me that it was forced to become a wave with an unconvincing result. Not the best highly photoshopped subject to begin with either. Hey, but i love David Dunlop. It's just, you can't win em all!
Thanks for another informative video. Conversation? I tend to argue with mine.
haha great! The Joy of Bob Ross with more art history and less hair. (well, and better paintings) Thanks
You know Einstein said that he always wished he'd discovered cream hair conditioner because he would have scored a lot more babes. What do you think? Oh and that's one of the most bizarre and to use my phrase unattractive paintings I've ever seen. Thanks for the art.
Hate the studio love the painting