A friend of mine just found this little treasure of my mother. Thank you to everyone for their nice comments. I was very close to her and was such a tough loss when she passed away. She was truly an amazing lady and I am glad this video is out there for the world to enjoy her as much as I did!
Barbara Andre-Van Lith I only know your mother from these videos and talking about her with Laurie but she truly was a remarkable artist. That Bill would choose her as his very first Certified Instructor only goes to prove the point. Of all the artists associated with Bill during his television career she exemplifies the best of the best, IMHO. We intend to feature her more on our membership website (alexanderart.com) in the coming months.
+Barbara Andre-Van Lith I first saw her on The Joy of Painting. I love her videos that I have seen. She seemed to really love what she was doing. I mentioned her on the first episode of my show. After watching some of her videos I went to read all about her and read that she lived in Oregon. I was sad to learn that I couldn't meet her, but she has given me a great gift. I'm so glad to see her videos online and for sale.
+The Salem Painter Thank you for your kind words about my mother and her painting. She was quite the lady and she was able to have a great career as an artist and also raise a child on her own. We lived in Salem and Dallas for all of my childhood until we relocated to Washington. She traveled all over the US teaching the wet on wet technique. I always remember the smell of oils and paint thinner wafting throughout the house. At the age of 40 she was diagnosed with a rare disease called Guillain-Barre' Syndrome that completely paralyzed her and the recovery was years and fully never recovered. She was not able to paint for most of the rest of her life as she continued to battle GBS and a snowball of other health issues when she passed in 2008 at the age of 59- 1 month after she was able to see my son born. She truely was a remarkable woman and this youtube posting and all of the wonderful comments really help me cope with the extremely large hole in my heart. Again thank you for offering your kind words.
+Barbara Andre-Van Lith I hope that some day I can be as good as her! I think that the best thing about her videos is her personality. It's kind of like the way people watch Bob Ross for his soothing voice. She captivates me in a way that won't let me fast forward to the end once I start watching her. I have only been in Salem for two years. I really like it so far. I came here from the Georgia/Alabama area. Do you know of any places around here where her work is displayed? I'd definitely like to see it in person!
+Barbara Andre-Van Lith --- I saw her on Bob Ross's series about a month ago on youtube and then saw her in this video and she had such a good laugh :). I was heartbroken when I found that she had passed in 2008. God bless her soul, I wish I could have studied under her teaching
I have only learnt about Diane since starting to watch Bill (having stumbled upon him and his exciting and excitable art about two weeks ago) and how much I admire her light spirit and rapport with Bill. I found them having been made redundant five weeks ago, after being a Bob Ross fan for nearly 20 years. I am sad that both her and Bill, and Bob Ross have all passed away. More so her and Bill, as they have lifted my art spirits. Thank you - their programmes and paintings will stand the test of time.
When Diane finished the painting and the camera panned out, it actually looks like the painting is part of the background. That was surreal. I can tell she was such a great teacher. Diane can really get anyone excited to paint.
So glad to come across the original Happy Painter! And this lady as well, another one to search for now :) Mr. Alexander, wow! His vision is incredible. Love his running commentary, "firing in it", singing, just pure joy. Fun to watch. Learn color-schemes, mixing, and composition where you will. Bill reminds us to get in the right frame of mind, and have a good time. And can't fall asleep on this guy, he will wake you up!
We are planning to release a series of posts to our website telling Bill's story. Please visit our website at alexanderart.com and sign up for our newsletter.
Alexander Art Thanks. Will check it out. ---was thinking of one of my favorite quotes, " True creativity comes from enjoying the moments, which then fulfill themselves." ---- Mr Bill certainly demonstrated that idea, adjusting as you go while following the vision, living in the moment and enjoying it! I remember watching him on PBS television when I was younger, and never forgot him. It's great to have these videos available here. The almighty brush! "and....and.....and..." welded by an expert who just had fun doing what he did, and sharing what he could. Rest peacefully Mr Alexander. But not too awfully long--- there's more beauty to describe with a single stroke. See ya on the flip!
Great moments learning with Bill Alexander every time , really with a wonderful artist, and today I decided to visit Bill Alexander and Diane Andre, what a wonderful moment, thank you.
Ce que je peux dire de notre cher et distinguer Alexander : il était le premier à nous offrir ce beaux programme de peinture télévisée ! Que je Suis heureux de le voir rebondit et aussi nous rassurer qu’il occupe toujours la même place , Premier. Merci 🙏 à TH-cam, et respect à Alexander.
I really like the point that Bill made about owning art, you can buy the most expensive painting there is but it may not mean anything because half the value of art is the experience you have in creating something yourself, you could get more enjoyment in hanging your own paintings in your home than you could with original Picasso's.
I know what you mean. He’s using all the techniques and muscles used in his mouth to speak German. Except he’s trying to form English words. Portuguese is my second language and i speak it like I speak English. My Portuguese accent can be heard from a mile away by Portuguese and Brazilian people.
Wonderful! Wonderful! method of painting!, I was asking God show me the way to use my imagination to paint! then I found Bill ! so sad he is not with us anymore so sad!.
+dcc460ut Bill's spirit lives on. Our mission at Alexander Art is to restore Bill's legacy and continue his mission to teach the world to paint. You can find out more on our website. More videos of Bill, even a "Paint with Bill" Art Course...all free! alexanderart.com/about/ Love to have you as a member!
This must be just before Diane "jumped ship" to Bob Ross. I had her for a first level certification class in New London, CT in '88. She was very personable and a good artist. Sorry to hear she's gone almost 7 years. Paint those beautiful clouds, Diane!
Bob was part of the Alexander company for the first few seasons of TJOP. The episode that she hosted was during the time Bob was still with this company.
Any one of Mr. Spears and Miss. Andre's would be fine I simply enjoyed this video so much I would like to see more of a Mr. Alexander and friends playlist of videos. That is what I mean by the previous post.
Ahhhh god bless him he really is a genuine nice person, very honest...I am learning his technique with acrylics because I was struggling before taking weeks to finish a painting, but with Bill's technique it's been a lot easier for me... I would love to try oils but I have asthma and the smell may affect me. Thank you Bill Alexander, just wish I found you before. I wish you was with us x....Will Bill's brushes work with Acrylics.
I am wondering after the canvas is covered with a thin coat of magic white, how long do we need to wait to start painting upon magic white? Right after or let the canvas with magic white stay overnight?
@@王雁婷-k2v You can paint on the magic white immediately. The idea is that the when you paint your sky, for instance, the blue you use will blend with the magic white nicely. Same with any color you put for water, etc. The longer you let the magic white dry, the more difficult it will be to blend with it.
Depends on how much you are mixing. If you make a quarter sized mixture, then that equals one part. A half part would equal the quarter sized mixture cut in half.
@@AAlexanderArt okay am new to this. i understand the concept of fractions, but are you talking of quarter as 25 cent piece coin on the palette or quarter of an once? sorry to be a pain.
@@rebeccahicks3554 oh you aren’t being a pain. Feel free to ask us anything. So I was referring to a 25cent piece. But if you understand fractions that works too. So one part would be a whole and then just think of anything that is smaller would be a fraction.
I'm quite impressed with Diane's method. She doesn't clean her brush during the highlighting and it looks super the many times she changes the color. I love it. The only thing I'm wondering is that the Liquid White must be really contaminated and must not be white after she finishes the painting. Today that little can of Liquid White is about $18. I can get it for about $12 with a 40% off printed coupon at Hobby Lobby. What say ye "Wet on Wet" professionals, about the Liquid White getting contaminated? Anxious to hear from Y'all!
Not sure if I understand your concern correctly here, but I bought a big can of liquid white and a smaller tube of liquid white. I put a blob or two of liquid white on my canvas from my smaller tube to use throughout the painting so my can does not get contaminated.
@@davidseter1780 David Seter I experimented with her method and the liquid white is so much thinner that it comes out on the brush without any of the color on the brush being left behind to mess up the can of liquid white! Thanks for your idea, Sir.
Bill was an inspirationb for painting mountain scenes...too bad so many copy his original techniques without crediting his talent as an artist and teacher. Conni Gordon, originator of the "Insant Art" Method.
Not true, my friend. And the reason is the paint. The quality that goes in to the Alexander line of paint is absolutely unparalleled. We use the purest pigment money can buy and a special proprietary clear (that means non-yellowing) oil. Check out our Newsletter video Vol 1, No 3 - Part 2 to learn more. We went back to the Old Masters and learned how to make paint the way they did. Their paintings are as vibrant and fresh as when they painted them over 500 years ago. The problem with paint today is that most paint manufacturers don't care whether your paintings last five years, let alone 500 years. Why do you think most fine artists make their own paint? Bill Alexander was "Old School", he learned from the Northern Germany tradition of Dürer, von Eck, Holbein, Cranach. And, of course, the tradition of the Netherlandish and Italian renaissance painters was also part of his background. He knew what good paint was and insisted on the best quality paint possible. I apologize if this is turning into a commercial for Alexander paint but that's how passionate we feel about our paints and how passionate we are about our artists. Only the best for you, my friend!!
Vas Zdor I have done some very extensive research since your comment was posted and my reply is way to long for these comments. But I will be addressing your thoughts in a future post on our website and on our store site. There are lots of misconceptions about translucency of paint and you make a good point that should be explained in more detail. Stay tuned...
Alexander Art It is not my thoughts .This is physico-chemical fact. Upper opaque paint will be transparent. And black background bowels out. Great artist Velazquez has a picture where the horse has 8 legs.
There is a torrent out there that has every single show he's ever done, including the elusive Season 1. Be prepared though; altogether, the shows equal up to about 95GB. I only wish I could find an archive of Bill's videos. I grew up on Bob but Bill is definitely the master.
Calhoun Tubbs We're working on it. Try this link: alexanderart.com/videos/ We have approximately 400 videos on the way. All of Bill's shows were digitized but we have to edit them and get them up on the website. It's going to take some time but these will get you started.
savammy, that's something you'll have to take up with the Bob Ross company. But I have never seen a full length video by Ross on TH-cam or anywhere else. If you want to see a full length Ross video, you're going to have to pay for it. We'll have more full length videos coming...stay tuned...
do not get paint on your hands all the time.. its very hazardous to your health. Was watching a Diane Andre vid just now and saw all the paint she got on herself.. man.. oil paints (especially in her day) had lead and cadmium and all sorts of pigments that accumulate in your body if you get it on your skin all the time.. please.. if anyone wants to be an artist, treat the paints carefully and ventilate your rooms... look after your health. You can do this by always ventilating and keeping paint off your hands as much as possible.. only saying this because people are learning terrible habits from so many youtube artists. Its horrifying. Look after your health everyone. (this isn't an ocd thing.. I don't care about germs or mess etc.. I just know that art supplies should not be allowed to coat your hands if possible. this was taught to me during my fine art diploma studies.
"Alexander" technique is called alla prima and was invented in the Netherlands in the mid-1600's. Seems Bob, Bill, Diane, and all the rest of the wet-on-wet painters stole it from real artists. 😡
A friend of mine just found this little treasure of my mother. Thank you to everyone for their nice comments. I was very close to her and was such a tough loss when she passed away. She was truly an amazing lady and I am glad this video is out there for the world to enjoy her as much as I did!
Barbara Andre-Van Lith I only know your mother from these videos and talking about her with Laurie but she truly was a remarkable artist. That Bill would choose her as his very first Certified Instructor only goes to prove the point. Of all the artists associated with Bill during his television career she exemplifies the best of the best, IMHO. We intend to feature her more on our membership website (alexanderart.com) in the coming months.
+Barbara Andre-Van Lith I first saw her on The Joy of Painting. I love her videos that I have seen. She seemed to really love what she was doing. I mentioned her on the first episode of my show. After watching some of her videos I went to read all about her and read that she lived in Oregon. I was sad to learn that I couldn't meet her, but she has given me a great gift. I'm so glad to see her videos online and for sale.
+The Salem Painter
Thank you for your kind words about my mother and her painting. She was quite the lady and she was able to have a great career as an artist and also raise a child on her own. We lived in Salem and Dallas for all of my childhood until we relocated to Washington. She traveled all over the US teaching the wet on wet technique. I always remember the smell of oils and paint thinner wafting throughout the house. At the age of 40 she was diagnosed with a rare disease called Guillain-Barre' Syndrome that completely paralyzed her and the recovery was years and fully never recovered. She was not able to paint for most of the rest of her life as she continued to battle GBS and a snowball of other health issues when she passed in 2008 at the age of 59- 1 month after she was able to see my son born. She truely was a remarkable woman and this youtube posting and all of the wonderful comments really help me cope with the extremely large hole in my heart. Again thank you for offering your kind words.
+Barbara Andre-Van Lith I hope that some day I can be as good as her! I think that the best thing about her videos is her personality. It's kind of like the way people watch Bob Ross for his soothing voice. She captivates me in a way that won't let me fast forward to the end once I start watching her. I have only been in Salem for two years. I really like it so far. I came here from the Georgia/Alabama area. Do you know of any places around here where her work is displayed? I'd definitely like to see it in person!
+Barbara Andre-Van Lith --- I saw her on Bob Ross's series about a month ago on youtube and then saw her in this video and she had such a good laugh :). I was heartbroken when I found that she had passed in 2008. God bless her soul, I wish I could have studied under her teaching
Diane Andre, Bob Ross, and Bill Alexander and their encouraging words are alive in my studio when I work
Oak Tree I'm surprised she didn't have her own series.
I'm so glad we have videos!!
Man, I miss watching this guy on TV. Him and Bob Ross both. It's a pity we humans inevitably return to dust.
Some guy
The body goes to dust but our soul lives on forever in one of two places. Jesus is the only Way to our Heavenly Father 🕊♥️
I have only learnt about Diane since starting to watch Bill (having stumbled upon him and his exciting and excitable art about two weeks ago) and how much I admire her light spirit and rapport with Bill. I found them having been made redundant five weeks ago, after being a Bob Ross fan for nearly 20 years. I am sad that both her and Bill, and Bob Ross have all passed away. More so her and Bill, as they have lifted my art spirits. Thank you - their programmes and paintings will stand the test of time.
Beautiful scenery.. RIP Diane... and thank you for a beautiful lesson in painting.
I love you Diane the way you teaching painting ,always I am so happy to see your video, you teach me lots of the technic.
She was so wonderful she should have had her own show also and listening to her she sounds like a happy and friendly person god bless them all
When Diane finished the painting and the camera panned out, it actually looks like the painting is part of the background. That was surreal.
I can tell she was such a great teacher. Diane can really get anyone excited to paint.
So glad to come across the original Happy Painter! And this lady as well, another one to search for now :)
Mr. Alexander, wow! His vision is incredible. Love his running commentary, "firing in it", singing, just pure joy. Fun to watch.
Learn color-schemes, mixing, and composition where you will. Bill reminds us to get in the right frame of mind, and have a good time.
And can't fall asleep on this guy, he will wake you up!
We are planning to release a series of posts to our website telling Bill's story. Please visit our website at alexanderart.com and sign up for our newsletter.
Alexander Art Thanks. Will check it out.
---was thinking of one of my favorite quotes, " True creativity comes from enjoying the moments, which then fulfill themselves." ---- Mr Bill certainly demonstrated that idea, adjusting as you go while following the vision, living in the moment and enjoying it!
I remember watching him on PBS television when I was younger, and never forgot him. It's great to have these videos available here.
The almighty brush! "and....and.....and..." welded by an expert who just had fun doing what he did, and sharing what he could.
Rest peacefully Mr Alexander. But not too awfully long--- there's more beauty to describe with a single stroke. See ya on the flip!
The conversation between two masters with the rooster crowing in the background is precious:-)
Great moments learning with Bill Alexander every time , really with a wonderful artist, and today I decided to visit Bill Alexander and Diane Andre, what a wonderful moment, thank you.
what a wonderful teacher. very inspiring I miss bill and wish I could have met him
Thank you Sarah.
Wow this is amazing enjoyed every stroke
Ce que je peux dire de notre cher et distinguer Alexander : il était le premier à nous offrir ce beaux programme de peinture télévisée ! Que je Suis heureux de le voir rebondit et aussi nous rassurer qu’il occupe toujours la même place , Premier. Merci 🙏 à TH-cam, et respect à Alexander.
I really like the point that Bill made about owning art, you can buy the most expensive painting there is but it may not mean anything because half the value of art is the experience you have in creating something yourself, you could get more enjoyment in hanging your own paintings in your home than you could with original Picasso's.
Rocking that Reba Mcentire hairdo hard core. I dig it.
These videos are just what I need to ease my mind while I study for College. That and getting enough vitamins for my needs.
And don't forget the fish oil - got to get the Omega 3's! We've got your back!
Driving Mistakes In SoCal I've heard that coconut oil is good to use while cooking too.
she was more the best! she are amazing, thank you for share!
What a great lady Diane was. Indeed.
hes basically speaking german with a english accent lol love this guy
Jade Zee what? That made no sense...
I know what you mean. He’s using all the techniques and muscles used in his mouth to speak German. Except he’s trying to form English words.
Portuguese is my second language and i speak it like I speak English. My Portuguese accent can be heard from a mile away by Portuguese and Brazilian people.
Of course there is only one Bill Alexander! The one and only, you are fantastic. God bless you!
Wonderful we are enjoying watching you painting. You are a good teacher. Thanks a lot I hope to learn someday. Amazing painting!
Diane Andre was a beautiful master artist. We miss such a talented artist. May GOD bless her soul.
Bill & Diane! Just beautiful! Wow!! amazing
Ahh, i love those vids - just wonderful ! Bill Alexander and Diane Andre ! WONDEFUL !
yes are is all about having fun and enjoy the paint! great video, and such an inspirational and beautiful painting!
I'm love Bill too...
Thanks for the teaching
Will test yours techniks
everything I know is thanks this wonderful man he changed my life totally I love painting is part of my life.
I just love the videos you keep uploading, thank you so much
Diane was awesome, too! !
Meilleures explications sur la peinture que j'ai entendu à date.
Je continue à l'écouter. Bravo Diane
Wonderful! Wonderful! method of painting!, I was asking God show me the way to use my imagination to paint! then I found Bill ! so sad he is not with us anymore so sad!.
+dcc460ut Bill's spirit lives on. Our mission at Alexander Art is to restore Bill's legacy and continue his mission to teach the world to paint. You can find out more on our website. More videos of Bill, even a "Paint with Bill" Art Course...all free! alexanderart.com/about/ Love to have you as a member!
wow..so amazing...i miss uu Alexander
Just beautiful.
Beautiful stroke
Appreciate the kind feedback! It’s great to have you here.
God Bless these 2 angels!!
Love her she was so talented. I am going to paint this tomorrow.
Diane was a remarkable painter. Her skies are legendary. She is a wonderful role model not only as an artist, but as a human being!
Wow She was great !!! Bill is a good person.
she was excited painting this. great video great mentor
She did Bill proud,nice lady too.
Wow she was really good, nice explanations too!
Interesting & informative video on Oil Painting,Alla~ Primary!
Alla~Prima, not Alla primary. Spell Check was on so it over rode me!
She seems like a fun and nice lady.
Well this inspired me to finally start my own channel on youtube. THANKS
How easily she painted that, awesome.
Diane was truly a remarkable artist. At the time, she understood Bill's method probably better than anyone!
This must be just before Diane "jumped ship" to Bob Ross. I had her for a first level certification class in New London, CT in '88. She was very personable and a good artist. Sorry to hear she's gone almost 7 years. Paint those beautiful
clouds, Diane!
Bob was part of the Alexander company for the first few seasons of TJOP. The episode that she hosted was during the time Bob was still with this company.
I can only find 2 videos on Diane André. She taught well
Gospodine Aleksandre ja sam opcinjen Vasim bozanstvenim radom takode i rad Vase gosce je fantazija a i vrlo je lepa zena svako dobro vam zelim
A good painting. 👍
❤ i love you guys
Thank you!
We love you Bill.
She's an almighty painter.
That she is!
Fantastic , she learnt well off Bill.
Is the Alexander company going to release a legacy dvd set of Bill's show's for purchase?
What the heck was it that ran out of the trees on the bottom left corner of the screen? 1:42 (look closely).
ya...it could've been a rabbit...or a bird...sure was quick
Jay Bird was a chicken watch the beginning of the video there were several around the tree
A happy little sucker🙂
I thought a chicken 🐓 lol
@@leftistintexas It was Peapod.
She was a remarkable lady.
Wow so beautiful !!
Bella tecnica me gustaría mas videos .estoy aprendiendo. Muchas gracias.
Please post up more Diane and Mr. Spears paintings with Mr. Alexander.
Any particular Lowell Speers show you would like to see?
Any one of Mr. Spears and Miss. Andre's would be fine I simply enjoyed this video so much I would like to see more of a Mr. Alexander and friends playlist of videos.
That is what I mean by the previous post.
Ahhhh god bless him he really is a genuine nice person, very honest...I am learning his technique with acrylics because I was struggling before taking weeks to finish a painting, but with Bill's technique it's been a lot easier for me... I would love to try oils but I have asthma and the smell may affect me. Thank you Bill Alexander, just wish I found you before. I wish you was with us x....Will Bill's brushes work with Acrylics.
Magic white can be made with a mix of titanium white and Linseed Oil, right? What about black medium?
Just use black and linseed oil, I guess!🤔
I am wondering after the canvas is covered with a thin coat of magic white, how long do we need to wait to start painting upon magic white? Right after or let the canvas with magic white stay overnight?
@@王雁婷-k2v You can paint on the magic white immediately. The idea is that the when you paint your sky, for instance, the blue you use will blend with the magic white nicely. Same with any color you put for water, etc. The longer you let the magic white dry, the more difficult it will be to blend with it.
Why the sharp transition from white to black? Wouldn't it be better to blend the 2 to make a gradient at the middle?
a quick question of you dont mind. you say 1 part of this colour or half part of thst colour to make mix. but how much is a part??
Depends on how much you are mixing. If you make a quarter sized mixture, then that equals one part. A half part would equal the quarter sized mixture cut in half.
@@AAlexanderArt okay am new to this. i understand the concept of fractions, but are you talking of quarter as 25 cent piece coin on the palette or quarter of an once? sorry to be a pain.
@@rebeccahicks3554 oh you aren’t being a pain. Feel free to ask us anything. So I was referring to a 25cent piece. But if you understand fractions that works too. So one part would be a whole and then just think of anything that is smaller would be a fraction.
thanks. i will try out these mixes on my next painting.
@@AAlexanderArt
is the Alexander company going to release a legacy dvd set?
Did someone notice at 1:40 the cat coming out of the bush to the left of Diane?
Can you bring it closer so we can see it
I'm quite impressed with Diane's method. She doesn't clean her brush during the highlighting and it looks super the many times she changes the color. I love it. The only thing I'm wondering is that the Liquid White must be really contaminated and must not be white after she finishes the painting. Today that little can of Liquid White is about $18. I can get it for about $12 with a 40% off printed coupon at Hobby Lobby. What say ye "Wet on Wet" professionals, about the Liquid White getting contaminated? Anxious to hear from Y'all!
Not sure if I understand your concern correctly here, but I bought a big can of liquid white and a smaller tube of liquid white. I put a blob or two of liquid white on my canvas from my smaller tube to use throughout the painting so my can does not get contaminated.
@@davidseter1780 David Seter I experimented with her method and the liquid white is so much thinner that it comes out on the brush without any of the color on the brush being left behind to mess up the can of liquid white! Thanks for your idea, Sir.
Bill was an inspirationb for painting mountain scenes...too bad so many copy his original techniques without crediting his talent as an artist and teacher. Conni Gordon, originator of the "Insant Art" Method.
She appeared on season 4 of "Joy of Painting".
She was fantastic, on the level of Bob himself. I did notice a disturbing lack of any devil beating though...
Awesome
He keeps trying to get her to stop painting, but she won't, then they run out of time. Lol, too funny.
Your paintings are amazing!!!
Do You know that paints in 50 will be transparent? A black background will be visible fully.
Not true, my friend. And the reason is the paint. The quality that goes in to the Alexander line of paint is absolutely unparalleled. We use the purest pigment money can buy and a special proprietary clear (that means non-yellowing) oil. Check out our Newsletter video Vol 1, No 3 - Part 2 to learn more. We went back to the Old Masters and learned how to make paint the way they did. Their paintings are as vibrant and fresh as when they painted them over 500 years ago. The problem with paint today is that most paint manufacturers don't care whether your paintings last five years, let alone 500 years. Why do you think most fine artists make their own paint? Bill Alexander was "Old School", he learned from the Northern Germany tradition of Dürer, von Eck, Holbein, Cranach. And, of course, the tradition of the Netherlandish and Italian renaissance painters was also part of his background. He knew what good paint was and insisted on the best quality paint possible. I apologize if this is turning into a commercial for Alexander paint but that's how passionate we feel about our paints and how passionate we are about our artists. Only the best for you, my friend!!
Alexander Art This physico-chemical fact. Upper opaque paint will be transparent. And black background bowels out. 70-100 years
Vas Zdor I have done some very extensive research since your comment was posted and my reply is way to long for these comments. But I will be addressing your thoughts in a future post on our website and on our store site. There are lots of misconceptions about translucency of paint and you make a good point that should be explained in more detail. Stay tuned...
Alexander Art It is not my thoughts .This is physico-chemical fact. Upper opaque paint will be transparent. And black background bowels out. Great artist Velazquez has a picture where the horse has 8 legs.
this very very nice Technic
Thank you.
this guy may have came up with this style of painting, but Bob Ross perfected it
Each are just different. Bill and Diane can get you on your feet, but Bob Ross will put you to sleep.
where to get black medium?
Špik Art I go to hobby lobby or Michael’s 😀👍
Diane André also worked with Bob Ross, didn't she?
Yep
why cant youtube show full bob ross episodes
There is a torrent out there that has every single show he's ever done, including the elusive Season 1. Be prepared though; altogether, the shows equal up to about 95GB.
I only wish I could find an archive of Bill's videos. I grew up on Bob but Bill is definitely the master.
Calhoun Tubbs We're working on it. Try this link: alexanderart.com/videos/
We have approximately 400 videos on the way. All of Bill's shows were digitized but we have to edit them and get them up on the website. It's going to take some time but these will get you started.
Alexander Art
Appreciate it!
savammy, that's something you'll have to take up with the Bob Ross company. But I have never seen a full length video by Ross on TH-cam or anywhere else. If you want to see a full length Ross video, you're going to have to pay for it.
We'll have more full length videos coming...stay tuned...
Great. Thanks.
There is a better quality video of Diane doing this painting on Bob Ross channel. 🤗
Thank you..
Is she still alive?
Beautiful Beauty
Sadly Diane passed away. She was a great artist!
do not get paint on your hands all the time.. its very hazardous to your health. Was watching a Diane Andre vid just now and saw all the paint she got on herself.. man.. oil paints (especially in her day) had lead and cadmium and all sorts of pigments that accumulate in your body if you get it on your skin all the time.. please.. if anyone wants to be an artist, treat the paints carefully and ventilate your rooms... look after your health. You can do this by always ventilating and keeping paint off your hands as much as possible.. only saying this because people are learning terrible habits from so many youtube artists. Its horrifying. Look after your health everyone. (this isn't an ocd thing.. I don't care about germs or mess etc.. I just know that art supplies should not be allowed to coat your hands if possible. this was taught to me during my fine art diploma studies.
I think that may have contributed to Bob Ross's getting lymphoma.
1:43 in the bottom left corner you can see a grizzly bear scurry across the lawn, apparently frightened and afraid.
psst, it was a chicken.
@@sjtom57 That's debatable. =p
Guao excellent drawing very good example and fascinating development and the work colors vary good lan campaign natural resources
amazing
Is that a rabbit at 1:43?
Fun fact: she was also a friend of Bob Ross!
hi .are you Great.
Never fails.
Less is more but she cant stop yapping.
she's good
Am I the only one who noticed she talks like Bob Ross?
Bill also talks a little like him. I think Bill pioneered this style of talking, as well as the style of painting ha ha
@@roiq5263 Bill trained Bob Ross and Diane
Lol. Bill is reading straight from the cue cards when he says " name other states" lol just saying.
Gosh, Diane looks so much like Joy Behar.
Wtf didn't she went to Bob show to lmao
"Alexander" technique is called alla prima and was invented in the Netherlands in the mid-1600's. Seems Bob, Bill, Diane, and all the rest of the wet-on-wet painters stole it from real artists. 😡
Shut up Mike
too good