Plein Air Painting with David Dibble
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- BYU Illustration professor David Dibble gives an introduction to the materials and process of plein air landscape painting. Shot on location in Midway, Utah, this video was produced in conjunction with the BYU Center for Teaching and Learning. Feel free to use this video for educational purposes, but please give credit when doing so.
Gorgeous! The eye knows exactly where to look. There are areas of detail and areas of rest. Thank you for showing and teaching your process!
Thank you! That was very generous of you to give a demonstration.
Loved what David said about committing when you put paint down and being ready to change it immediately if the value or color is off.
Bravo! Great demonstration of the big picture down to the little details that all add up to a great painting. Bravo!
Absolutely wonderful, many thanks for posting this. So informative and gentle - lovely music and a lovely painting.
you have a good eye and patience. Great demo... so grateful as its hard to get started...xx
I am so glad I found this video! I've been really curious about your process for oil painting. I've been a freelance digital artist for years but just moved into oil painting in the last month and wow, it's tough! This video was so helpful for understanding the step by step process. Do you have any other tutorials for traditional oil painting? If so I would be interested in purchasing it. Thanks for sharing your talent, so incredibly impressive!
Many great tips. Thank you for sharing! I’ve been painting Plein air for about 5 months and I love it! I enjoyed watching you paint!
This is one of the BEST demos I've seen! Thank you!
Beautifully done! Would like to see more of your work!
A great demo, David. I learned a lot
from it. Thank you.
A lovely painting thank you for sharing. Cheers from Tasmania!
Glad I found you, excellent work and clear explanation of your process. Great painting, too!
Outstanding demo and painting
Beautiful work, David. Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you for a wonderful video. I very much enjoyed your tips, beautiful painting, soft-relaxing music.
Beautiful painting , very well explained too
Very well done, the painting and the lesson! Thanks so much!
Fantastic demo....thx so much!
Amazing demonstration. Thanks for the tips. Congratulations. Blessings and take care.
Great demo David!
Wow. Love your video. I have just started plein air painting with oils and have made a few videos on my channel. You have inspired me to keep going thank you.
Hi,,from Pakistan.very nice demonstration & info bfr starting the painting.
Thank you! And hello! What a beautiful country you live in, paint it all for me!
Love your style & comments made during the painting process. Very helpful video & the painting was very good.
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So glad you enjoyed it Sherrie, I tried to condense it down as much as I could, nothing it more boring than an 5 hour painting demo:-)
It's actually dibbleart.com, but the most recent work can be found on Instagram: @dibbleart Thanks!
Sherrie Richard ,
Great content!
Great demo! Thanks.
You're welcome Stephen glad it was helpful!
This is a very satisfying video tutorial. You explain your thought process, the 'why' and demonstrate the 'how' without unnecessary detail or distraction.
(The music choice is almost meditative - in the
possible way for learning. Any chance of saying who the artist is?)
Thank you very much for this hidden gem. I'd love to see more like this if you continue.
Hi David,
Awesome painting style.
I am little upset about the speed up u made during the making of rock wall.
I have struggling to make rock wall and i found it here the way i wanted but missed again.
Is there any way you can put the full tutorial ?
Thanks,
Rebati
Great...!!!
Beautiful, 🕊
thanks
nice tutorial very helpful thanks david
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The brick work and arch above the door is what frew you to paint that
David, I have been looking for a white plein air umbrella. Would you please share what brand you have and where you purchased it. Thanks so much.
Monica, I just looked at comments for this video for the first time, sorry for the long delay! I use 'bestbrella' and I love it, it's the only umbrella on the market that I like. Good luck! -D
How long did it take to complete?
My dream house
Одной ступеньки не хватает, но работа прекрсная ! Спасибо за видео.
What brushes are you using please brands ?
Just saw this, sorry, I use Rosemary brushes generally. Trekkel makes some good brushes too...
Depending on the artist whether it is boring or not! Yours wouldn't be boring.
Please give some intro of your colour palette which colours are necessary for plein air artist.
Sorry for the late reply, I rarely check this. If you're just starting out, try limiting it down to three primaries plus white: ultramarine blue, cad yellow light, and cad red and titanium white. It will help you learn how to mix color well. Good luck!
Personally I prefer your painting at 16:08 more than the finished product.
Randal0011 personally I doubt anyone cares what you prefer
@@michaeltaylor981 I like your painting. Not trying to disrespect you in any way. You're a far better painter than I am and I learned a lot from watching. I just like the looseness of the first layer is all. Making a comment. I'm a fan of that sort of painting. I apologize for my comment seeming critical of you or disrespectful in any way. And you're right I'm sure no one cares what I prefer.
Шесть ступенек, а не пять.
Among all of the high praise we see here, I have to add some ...suggestions.
I find the music annoying and distracting, It certainly isn't necessary.
We can live with silence.
I watched as you did your simplified value compositions.
It would have had more use to me if I knew what image you were looking at as you drew.
Nor do we see the finished sketch for your composition.
Renzo try the mute button. Be grateful you get a free look into his process and STFU.
@@michaeltaylor981 - My comment was civil. Yours was not.
You’re painting without telling anyone what you’re doing which makes it useless for instruction