Putting physical limitations to your oil studies is a great way to experiment, be bolder and free in your brush marks. Please enjoy my 20 min study that I have created En Plein Air.
I enjoyed watching you paint your quick 20 minute study, and it turned out so well. You achieved a very nice composition and I love your colors. Thank you for sharing your adventure.
That was a great demo! 😊. Thank you! I love painting plein air in Winter, though my tolerance for cold is dropping as I age. Nowadays I have knit socks on my hands with the little heating pads in them. I push the brush handle through the weave of the sock, (if coarse woven), or through a hole, if tighter woven. That way I have my fingers directly on the brush and retain full dexterity. Also, when I have to use my bare hands, socks come on and off much quicker and easier than mittens or gloves .
Well done, you achieved a great study for 20 minutes. It's amazing what you can do when you're against the clock. Working in those harsh conditions too....
Thank you very much, Vera. I really encourage you to try it. It might be a little challenging at first but really rewarding and meditative . Keep creating! You are doing great!
I loved watching this. You're so inspiring and you make it look so easy. I've been a fan of your work on FB and am thrilled to see you have a TH-cam channel. Looking forward to more demos to watch and learn from. I see from your bio, you are also of Ukrainian descent. No wonder you paint so well! :D
Thank you so much! This was definitely not an easy one;) between painting out in a cold, trying to film and deal with people :) lol. But I love a good challenge. Yes, I am from Ukraine :) Thank you for your kind feedback :)
Thank you very much. I have many different set ups when I paint outdoors, depending how big I want to paint or how far to hike. This one is a u.Go box 6”x8” really compact and light. It is perfect for small panels and when you want to travel light
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I enjoyed watching you paint your quick 20 minute study, and it turned out so well. You achieved a very nice composition and I love your colors. Thank you for sharing your adventure.
That was a great demo! 😊. Thank you!
I love painting plein air in Winter, though my tolerance for cold is dropping as I age. Nowadays I have knit socks on my hands with the little heating pads in them. I push the brush handle through the weave of the sock, (if coarse woven), or through a hole, if tighter woven. That way I have my fingers directly on the brush and retain full dexterity. Also, when I have to use my bare hands, socks come on and off much quicker and easier than mittens or gloves .
Thank you very much:) What a great idea! Might try it myself :)
Nicely done. Painting outside around Edmonton in Feb is a challenge.
Well done, you achieved a great study for 20 minutes. It's amazing what you can do when you're against the clock. Working in those harsh conditions too....
Thank you very much, Nick. No brushstroke was waisted, that’s for sure :)
@@zheliskoart Yes, I see that. I paint much better outdoors. You need full attention and adrenaline
Awesome job, and only in 20 min! good tips 2.
Great demo, Oksana! I enjoy your teaching and encouragement, and am inspired to try plein air too… but not with an audience, lol.
Thank you very much, Vera. I really encourage you to try it. It might be a little challenging at first but really rewarding and meditative . Keep creating! You are doing great!
Beautiful! And all in 20 minutes, wow!
Thank you very much :)
Beautiful work! You made a nice picture in such a short time. Thank you!
Thank you very much, Yelena:)
Nice study, Oksana-the light is beautiful. You must have been freezing!
Thank you, John. It was a bit chilly by the the end :)
I won't be eating that yellow snow. Thanks for sharing this little exercise in plein aire.
I loved following your plein air. It is so inspiring! Thanks
Thank you very much. I am glad that you got inspired :)
You've done a great job painting this scene! Thanks for sharing your processQ
Thank you for watching and your kind feedback :)
Well done, ma’am.
Amazing work, especially under those conditions. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I did enjoy watching! Thanks! Also love the time constraint.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your kind words
Nice study.
I loved watching this. You're so inspiring and you make it look so easy. I've been a fan of your work on FB and am thrilled to see you have a TH-cam channel. Looking forward to more demos to watch and learn from. I see from your bio, you are also of Ukrainian descent. No wonder you paint so well! :D
Thank you so much! This was definitely not an easy one;) between painting out in a cold, trying to film and deal with people :) lol. But I love a good challenge. Yes, I am from Ukraine :)
Thank you for your kind feedback :)
So realistic ! Photo like
so sweet and helpful thank you
I am glad that you have enjoyed it :)
beautiful work! is your easel selfmade? i m looking for small travel gear but hard to find.
Thank you very much. I have many different set ups when I paint outdoors, depending how big I want to paint or how far to hike. This one is a u.Go box 6”x8” really compact and light. It is perfect for small panels and when you want to travel light
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Great video!! How cold was it anyway?
Thank you very much. Not too cold. Maybe -5. The sun was actually warm, but infinite I was in the shade