Excellent tutorial. I have tried different birch tree tutorials. This is by far the best. I even used this to paint birch trees on a rock as a gift for my physical therapist. She loved it. I am a beginner.
I like the 10 min. videos where you use the split screen showing your pallet and how you are dipping into it to get the various shades that you come up with. I would implore you to do this as it only enhances your ability to teach, which by the way you are very good at .. However adding the split screen would up your game to a stellar level .. :)
I had a lot of fun with this one and I believe it is my new favorite. Although every time you post, I think it's my new favorite. Thank you for such a wonderful opportunity to be creative. I enjoy your tutorials immensely.
I love watching your videos on saturday. Today at work before I got home I already hear your voice in my head. Monotone and easy to listen to. With that being said :) .............I only paint abstract, and watch the video for fun. I would like to watch you making a abstract. Or semiabstract. But perhaps it is not your thing, than not ofcourse.
Duuuude...I simply loved this video. It was so so informative. I liked the way you layered your trees w so many different layers,shades. I got more from this little ditty on the painting of the birch itself...instead of the whole picture(which was quite informative as well) It seems like most of the tutorials I viewed started the tree out in white & then scraped black on w a credit card. Anyways. You kept dropping bombs of info that just exploded in my mind w understanding the why's, how's & what for's. Thanks
Sue Chester hey. So funny. I was just looking for loon tutorial(& great blue heron) I used to summer up on Lake Winnepesaukee in Wolfsboro,N.H. & have some classical music w the call of the loon set to it that I listen to while I paint.
I see you are using different paint brushes with different colors. Wont' the brush get dry, How do you manage to keep them moist ? It has to be cool or else the brush tip becomes hard ? Loved your instructions, and the video. Thanks.
I really got a lot out of this tutorial. Could you show your palette and your paint mixing at times?? I enjoyed getting basic concepts thrown in, like shadow/highlites, using a sharpie, benies to using white and blacks in mixes for opaque qualities.
I was asked to teach painting to seniors. These videos help me a lot but wondering if the initial sharpie sketches can be downloaded somehow so I can prepare the canvases for them in advance and they can just start at the painting phase?
Unfortunately this lesson was completed before I started creating digital sketches. Most of my new lessons have the line art versions up over on my Patreon www.patreon.com/onehourpaintings
I just completed the birch trees for beginners, and I'm shocked at how good it turned out. My family and friends are surprised too. I have not artistic talent. I would like to try another painting, can you suggest another easy for beginner painting to try? thanks
@@louisab2687 there is one of an oak tree in a field in the 10 minute paintings series that I'd highly recommend. I completed it yesterday and it's one of my best paintings yet.
Awesome, just found you! Am I right to assume that the reason the paint is so see-through is because you add water or glaze? Or is it that the lines on the canvas are so dark, and are they done with a thin brush and black paint or some type of marker?
It's a combination of what you mentioned. I do use a good amount of water in my mixes which does thin the paint. However, the lines were done with a fine tipped sharpie marker. They are fantastic markers because they don't bleed/blend with the paint and you can generally see the markings through the initial painting layers which allows you to be a little bit more loose with the backgrounds. However, they can show through the back of regular canvas so I use them exclusively on these canvas boards. Hope that helps!
You could use watercolor pencils which blend right in and don't mess with the pigment of your paint. Also if you mix water with acrylic paint it will cause to craze.
I want to ask why my brushes for acrylic get dry and hard so I have to buy another after a short time of using it . thank you for your amazing videos :)
Raneem Jamal how are you cleaning them? I use mine and when I am done with a brush I immediately clean and dry it. Also what quality of brush are you using?
Dawn Koehl I use high quality brushes , but when I clean them up it get hard to remove all the painting, also when I finish cleaning them I let them without dry out thank you for answering my question
You may have grabbed the wrong kind of fiber type brushes to work with acrylic paint. There different fiber types for different types of paint like acrylic, watercolors, oils etc. Use a good brush cleaner and conditioner meant for your type of brushes liqutex make some great one.
is there a way to create mountains without a knife, but in a short time. it takes me about half an hour for me to create a single mountain, and my patience does not hold that long. I request that you do a video in which you create mountains without a knife. :)
Are you still having troubles? If so this link should work :) www.etsy.com/ca/listing/496230403/acrylics-for-beginners-the-essentials?ref=shop_home_active_1
ryan could you give at least a couple or more techniques in painting and hi-lighting if you already have coulf you give the link to it , i really need this because i am teaching my classmates but i dont know the techniques because im more of a freestyling painter
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Excellent tutorial. I have tried different birch tree tutorials. This is by far the best. I even used this to paint birch trees on a rock as a gift for my physical therapist. She loved it. I am a beginner.
I am a beginner and I can follow these. They are so great and I love getting a result I can actually be happy with. Thank you Ryan
This was a really good lesson with helpful techniques
Very well done video , not dragged out , to the point, and alot of good information , thank you !
Much appreciated, Janine!
Ryan you make it look so easy for a beginner. Thanks for sharing your work & time too.☺
Amazing. Ur teaching method is so easy and good.
Thank you for mentioning how to get the yellows less transparent!! Great tutorial! Love your paintings!
It's very beautiful painting sir
I like the 10 min. videos where you use the split screen showing your pallet and how you are dipping into it to get the various shades that you come up with. I would implore you to do this as it only enhances your ability to teach, which by the way you are very good at .. However adding the split screen would up your game to a stellar level .. :)
This was an awesome lesson for birch trees! Thanks!!
I had a lot of fun with this one and I believe it is my new favorite. Although every time you post, I think it's my new favorite. Thank you for such a wonderful opportunity to be creative. I enjoy your tutorials immensely.
So happy to hear it. Thank you, Betty!
Awesome, love it- I do my birch trees a bit different, but love seeing your ideas as well
Stay Creative Painting with Ryan O'Rourke this tutorial is amazing! I’m going to try this at home!!!
I learned so much from this, thank you!
BTW you're technique is very simple and the end result is very professional. Thanks for the video!
Beautiful ❤
Thank you 😊
Excellent video
Your information on lighting/light source in this video was very helpful to me.
I love birch trees thank you so much! Your so greate for my therapy thank you!
I love watching your videos on saturday. Today at work before I got home I already hear your voice in my head. Monotone and easy to listen to. With that being said :) .............I only paint abstract, and watch the video for fun. I would like to watch you making a abstract. Or semiabstract. But perhaps it is not your thing, than not ofcourse.
Acctually, perhaps I will paint the 10 minute paintings anyway on paper, good practise out of my comfort zone. Who knows how much I will like it :)
Wow I just learned at least 25 different things from you in a very short time! Thank you. A Brand New Painter
Duuuude...I simply loved this video. It was so so informative. I liked the way you layered your trees w so many different layers,shades. I got more from this little ditty on the painting of the birch itself...instead of the whole picture(which was quite informative as well) It seems like most of the tutorials I viewed started the tree out in white & then scraped black on w a credit card. Anyways. You kept dropping bombs of info that just exploded in my mind w understanding the why's, how's & what for's. Thanks
for me your the best teacher ever😄😄😄😄
Great explanation
I just discovered another of your fabulous tutorials. Thank you for sharing with us.
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you for tuning in :)
Love it
marry me, you are so talented! I love these little lessons and they actually come out good!
I love your paintings
i love the color.. thank you ryan! 😍
This is my favorite video so far! TFS
Nice! Thank you.
Great instruction! Thanks!
Loved it ... thank you
You make it look so easy 😃
Patience is very important when learning to paint-- it will come :)
Thank you
wow! amazing work!
Great trees thanks
Bravo
wow I'm blessed to have found you
Thank you so much :)
Thank you for this Ryan. Any chance we can see your color palette while you paint? 😅
Mary Pickford
so beautiful
Thank you, Odelya!
You’re awesome ❤️
Thanks,🙏🌹🌹🌹❤️
Great job! Thanks for the lesson. Any chance you could do a painting of a loon?
Sue Chester hey. So funny. I was just looking for loon tutorial(& great blue heron) I used to summer up on Lake Winnepesaukee in Wolfsboro,N.H. & have some classical music w the call of the loon set to it that I listen to while I paint.
You are amazing :-* Thank you for sharing
Thank you for the lovely comment!
I'm filming another q&a so if you have any questions let me know!
Ryan O'Rourke - Artist how do you come up with ideas
Beautiful trees! That techniques are very useful. Thanks for your lesson.
Ryan O'Rourke - Artist what happened with you patreon page, why it doesnt exists anymore? Thanks
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Kisara Neko the link is in the description.
Kathryn P. In his Patreon account he addresses this in detail. It really helped me to understand. Check it out. It's in the q & a vlog thing.
C'est très jolie
I see you are using different paint brushes with different colors.
Wont' the brush get dry, How do you manage to keep them moist ? It has to be cool or else the brush tip becomes hard ?
Loved your instructions, and the video. Thanks.
Bravissimo 👍
thanks, now I know how to do a realistic tree.
thanks for the lessn of trees . l like bomob tree places teach us
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Lindo !
I love youuuuu
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una belleza
how much amount of clr n wtr u add... n how u maintain ur clr combination...?
really wanna see ur palette
I really got a lot out of this tutorial. Could you show your palette and your paint mixing at times?? I enjoyed getting basic concepts thrown in, like shadow/highlites, using a sharpie, benies to using white and blacks in mixes for opaque qualities.
Beautiful painting! I’m wondering if you make your various shades of gray by mixing black and white? Thank you.
I generally do for these more quick lessons. However, you can also desaturate colors by adding their complimentary color :)
good
I was asked to teach painting to seniors. These videos help me a lot but wondering if the initial sharpie sketches can be downloaded somehow so I can prepare the canvases for them in advance and they can just start at the painting phase?
Unfortunately this lesson was completed before I started creating digital sketches. Most of my new lessons have the line art versions up over on my Patreon www.patreon.com/onehourpaintings
I just completed the birch trees for beginners, and I'm shocked at how good it turned out. My family and friends are surprised too. I have not artistic talent.
I would like to try another painting, can you suggest another easy for beginner painting to try?
thanks
I would suggest the blue mountain piece I have on my channel. It's fairly easy and a lot of fun!
There are so many paintings with mountains, could you please direct me to the beginner painting? thanks
@@louisab2687 there is one of an oak tree in a field in the 10 minute paintings series that I'd highly recommend. I completed it yesterday and it's one of my best paintings yet.
@@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart thanks. I’ll take a look
@@SeanMahoneyfitnessandart is this the one that you suggest: Painting a Field of Flowers Under an Oak Tree with Acrylics in 10 Minutes! 11:23?
what was the canvas size?
Awesome, just found you! Am I right to assume that the reason the paint is so see-through is because you add water or glaze? Or is it that the lines on the canvas are so dark, and are they done with a thin brush and black paint or some type of marker?
It's a combination of what you mentioned. I do use a good amount of water in my mixes which does thin the paint. However, the lines were done with a fine tipped sharpie marker. They are fantastic markers because they don't bleed/blend with the paint and you can generally see the markings through the initial painting layers which allows you to be a little bit more loose with the backgrounds. However, they can show through the back of regular canvas so I use them exclusively on these canvas boards. Hope that helps!
You could use watercolor pencils which blend right in and don't mess with the pigment of your paint. Also if you mix water with acrylic paint it will cause to craze.
I want to ask why my brushes for acrylic get dry and hard so I have to buy another after a short time of using it .
thank you for your amazing videos :)
Raneem Jamal how are you cleaning them? I use mine and when I am done with a brush I immediately clean and dry it. Also what quality of brush are you using?
Dawn Koehl I use high quality brushes , but when I clean them up it get hard to remove all the painting, also when I finish cleaning them I let them without dry out
thank you for answering my question
You may have grabbed the wrong kind of fiber type brushes to work with acrylic paint. There different fiber types for different types of paint like acrylic, watercolors, oils etc. Use a good brush cleaner and conditioner meant for your type of brushes liqutex make some great one.
Render must be your favorite word lol
I couldn't help but notice that word RENDER also...😉😁
I fuckin love u ryan
Render Ryan
is there a way to create mountains without a knife, but in a short time. it takes me about half an hour for me to create a single mountain, and my patience does not hold that long. I request that you do a video in which you create mountains without a knife. :)
What size is the canvas you're using?
jatontherun all items are in the description. This is a 6"x8"
Dawn Koehl thanks.
Santa's Render
You painted so beautiful, I also painted acrylic paint. Can you see me draw, thank you
Hi, Ryan. Fyi: I've tried several times to buy your book, but the link is non-functioning.
Are you still having troubles? If so this link should work :)
www.etsy.com/ca/listing/496230403/acrylics-for-beginners-the-essentials?ref=shop_home_active_1
Nope, I got it. I think it was a short-term Etsy issue. Enjoying the book.
Very happy to hear it :)
ryan could you give at least a couple or more techniques in painting and hi-lighting if you already have coulf you give the link to it , i really need this because i am teaching my classmates but i dont know the techniques because im more of a freestyling painter
Most of my 10 minute lessons talk about highlighting and building depth :)
teacher MJ lisondra
O.O no old square headed brush today? :'( jkjk Another amazing lesson. Thank you for all that you do ^.^
Schade, wäre sehr interessant, aber mein Englisch ist nicht ausreichend. Ginge es nicht auch auf deutsch????
thanks for the lessn of trees . l like bomob tree places teach us
Render Ryan
thanks for the lessn of trees . l like bomob tree places teach us