Charlie Hunter “Rule-Breaking Landscapes” **FREE LESSON VIEWING**
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- A brilliant artist with much to teach, don’t miss today’s video segment with Charlie Hunter. Charlie will be the first to tell you that he’s not making paintings, he’s telling stories. These stories come in the form of murky-brown, drippy portraits of decaying American infrastructure. He’s telling the tales of what nature does to the things man creates.
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This is the best article tutorial video.🎉
Two of my favorite people in theis session. Eric you are the FATHER of Pleinair...Thank you for what you have givin us..
I had heard of Charlie Hunter, but never saw one of his demonstrations. The guy is a fantastic artist and a great communicator. This is a wonderful video. Thank you for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it, Fred!
what a great guy and an AWESOME artist! thank you for sharing with us!
Thanks Charlie Hunter - love your down to earth style, no bullshitting :)
❤ I love your work. You're so original. No one that I know of turns out work like yours really appreciated appreciate you thank you for sharing. This video is very helpful the tooth materials thank you
Ditto !
Thank you Charlie and thank you Streamline Publishing for giving this glimpse into Charlie’s fascinating methods!
Fantastic guy, love his experiment with different utensils
What a brilliant teacher.
Thank you Eric for these interviews!, so appreciate you....And a huge thank you to Charlie for his honesty and humility...and for being so generous with his information on technique and thought process!!.....Love his work!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
learn so much from Charlie, and he always cracks me up. doesn't get much better than that. Enjoy watching you both, thanks guys!
Awesome Charlie ,telling how it is , take me as I am, what a legend , great humor, honest, sincere, generous on my bucket list standing back in the field studying our master pieces with a coffee in hand shoulder to shoulder having a laugh
Personality level: 💯
Fantastic style you have Charlie was a privilege to watch how you paint.
I enjoyed this. I like his approach.
Some people take their hobbies way to seriously. I've been out with some groups that looked down on anyone that didn't have the best/top of the line equipment. Or showed up with so much kit, you wonderd how they managed to get anything done. I realize for Charlie it's not a hobby, it's what he does. But he still doesn't get all caught up in the trappings of what you can & cannot do. He just does what feels right.
I've taught many beginner art classes, and Charlie stresses one thing I always did too - taking the time to step back and look at your work from a distance. You really can't see it properly when you're face is only inches away from it.
I would go plain air painting with Charlie anytime. L
Glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for sharing that. :)
Thanks to Streamline Video and Charlie Hunter for the lesson. I am so impressed how he painted this exquisite painting while standing off to the side of it (to give us a better view)...and, of course, how he talked about every step he took. First rate instruction.
He might be the greatest living artist!
@Quinn Will yea, been watching on flixzone for years myself :D
@Quinn Will Yup, I've been watching on flixzone for since november myself :D
This man has me so inspired! This has whetted my appetite to get outside and start telling some stories! I've never felt such a desire to paint in a certain style before and look forward to how I can loosen up and come to create something similar to this style of painting. The way that this man uses unconventional tools totally intrigues me, too. I'm heading out to my yard to start sketching and telling stories! With my cup of coffee, too, for sure! Thanks for the inspiration, Charlie!
Charlie you have been so helpful of learning more about ARTWORK.THANKS ❤
Thank you so much for this amazing interview, so informative! Charlie is great at explaining things and introducing his materials and ways of work. Really giggled at how he compared white paint to crack
Sharon Hernly This was done so well and very educational. I also felt an emotional supportive thread throughout the video.
Vermont magic, Texas style! Awesome piece, I love it ! It brings creativity up a notch or ten, favorite tool was the squeegee . LOL i laughed and couldn't stop listening to the wisdom here, will look for more. Thank you Charlie Hunter.
Love this guy....there's got to be some excellent outtakes...if I was the camera man I'd be creasing up with laughter.
I love coffee!!! Thank you Charlie - I really love your paintings and I am excited about these water-miscible oils.
Terrific, and very generous with his knowledge.
I love you Charlie Hunter and your work what a great video tell it as it is love it
Great commentary and techniques
Motivated me to get busy
I took course at Illustrator's work shop in NY with Burnie Fuchs/Mark English/Robert Heindel/Alan Cobber and related to your comment about Fuchs who's technique I've adapted in my pieces. I haven't been painting much lately soo
Thanks so much for the inspiration
Thanks for the honesty
thank you I was surprised and inspired how many places we painted in common I was also a friend of Bernie Fuchs as an illustrator best regards Steve Artofkuzma
love this guy!
Entertaining and informative from beginning to end -= glued to my seat!
Charlie you or so claiming an so great at explaining with time❤
Thanks Eric , love art school
This was so fantastic, thanks Charlie for creating such a beautiful painting and taking us along on your journey!!
Glad you enjoyed this segment!
Love this video. So informative and entertaining. He’s great!
What a fantastic way to paint!
Also: Thank you so much for sharing your technique!! I'll remember the "you're so stupid" move forever, but since I talk to myself so much it might create some misunderstandings...
I have this video. Love Charlie's process. I learned a lot about abstract seeing in Plein Air.
Thankyou for this video! Inspirational.
So much useful information, hmm, thank you. Santa Cruz, California.
Awesome work , fabulous info and you're funny as hell! Loved this🙏🏻❤️😍
I totally enjoyed your video Charlie and you are so funny and irreverent!! Then there are your beautiful paintings. I’m a true fan of your style and your work. Going to try and not screw up a painting tomorrow. Thank you for the inspiration
Awesome👍
Charming video!
Awesome video! You're a genius and so funny.
And yes, coffee!!!!
Enjoyed this so much.
Thank you.
One more time!
Honest, fresh, articulate. So much of what he says resonates with me as an artist.
Thank you, very nice technic to use!
Wowwwww!!! 😊
Very nice
Retired and learning to paint from Santa Maria
thank you to have the guts to promote water mixable oil. Is a good thing for the world
Cha rlie you or far an beyond of telling how to be a ARTIST AN AGAIN THANKS TO ERIC’Website❤
Hahaha.. a nice Ang funny guy. and also a great artist 👌💯
Really enjoying this. I only have regular oil paints but I reckon I could use this same method, using turps instead of water. What do you think??
I think your right.
I spent 1 dollar on a squeegee! Actually, I also bought the one he recommends, and was surprised at how cheap it was, about 16 dollars for a lifetime tool. But the problem is, he is working a 1'x2' canvas, my small PA canvas in 4x8, and my large is 6x12, also 8x8 and 12x12, which makes good use of panel carriers. So a 6 inch squeegee is too big. I bought an 8 inch shower squeegee from the dollar store, and cut it down to 3 inches. It may yet have to be reduced to 2 inches.
Not a word about the Charlie’s music :( was hoping to hear his story..
Thank you Charlie. So, drink coffee NOT bourbon is the message I heard. Hilarious!
Don’t drink Bourbon, don’t drink wine. Because then you’ll think you know what your doing🤣🤣🤣
Your info is great and you totally taught and amused me! Crack☠️💀👻😱😂😂😂😁😊
This guy could be Ron White the comedian s twin brother
How do you spell the name of the squeegee
Ettore 6" brass window washer's squeegee
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If you want to watch him paint fast forward to 28 minutes and maybe....
Haha, Poughkeepsie
Not a very uplifting start: "Painting is hard" "I think about the same things--am I doing it right?" "Being a creative is daring to fail." I hardly consider that "rule breaking." That sounds anxious.
Jenna he is just being honest about the challenges of representational painting. He knows how daunting it is for people to paint outside. If you watch the entire video you'll see how devoted he is to practice. and he is very encouraging.
Mucho bla bla bla bla ..nada de trabajo ?
If Charlie likes transparency so much I wonder why he doesn't use watercolour