Painting Distant Mountains - How to paint EN PLEIN AIR - Rees Valley New Zealand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2019
- In this video, Andrew Tischler is painting mountains from direct observation, in the open air - EN PLEIN AIR!
Andrew tags along with some great En Plein Air Artists - Richard Robinson, Scott Hamill, Samuel Earp and John Crump. (See links below)
Check Out the LANDSCAPE PAINTING TUTORIAL:
www.andrewtischler.com/the-wi...
Check out the work of these EN PLEIN AIR ARTISTS:
Richard Robinson: nzpainter.com/
Scott Hamill: scotthamillart.com/about
John Crump: www.johncrump.co.nz/
Samuel Earp: www.samuelearp.com/
Follow Andrew Tischler on Social Media:
INSTAGRAM: / andrew_tischler_artist
FACEBOOK: / andrewtischlerartist
Hi Andrew, great to see a group of artists painting a similar scene, everyone has a different eye which creates different moods in the paintings. I struggle to paint on a large canvas in the studio with plenty of time so it’s impressive to see a finished plein air painting so large. Still love those fly overs of the NZ scenery it’s breathtaking. And to anyone who aspires to be a better painter I can absolutely say 100% to grab a copy of Andrew’s Winter Landscape tutorial, you just can’t put a price on someone’s life long painting experience all rapped up in 7.5 hours of footage. The DVD has been my greatest and most treasured art purchase. Thanks again and look forward to the next episode.👍
Thanks so much Leigh! I really appreciate the feedback. Yeah it took a lot of work to make the tutorial, and I was really proud of the painting, but words cannot express how grateful I am for the continued support from awesome folks like you. Thanks for commenting and spreading the word!
What I find perhaps most inspiring is seeing a painter of Andrew's caliber acknowledging areas where he can improve. In my opinion the essence of plein air painting is exploring the dynamics of light and the use of broken color. At a certain point there's a trade-off between form and color, and I think you can see that with Andrew, who is a master of form, value, and detail. Instead of placing a time limit on his painting, he should consider, as an exercise, resisting from any blending of color on the canvas -- just putting down individual brush strokes. Someone with his talent could be a master of color as he is of form, even though there is a trade off with an individual painting.
Andrew is G.O.A.T.ed 🐐
Yay!!! Tisch is baaaaack!!!!!Wow, Andrew, amazing scenery! I really appreciate how you describe the colors you mix, the brushes you use, the amount of finesse you give, it is all so helpful!!!! your videos are right up there with Nat Geo! !! Seriously you're my favorite artists and thank you for the high quality video and instruction. ....God bless you and Rachel!!!
Thanks so much Angela! I really appreciate the comment! :)
New Zealand is amazing country...thanks for cheering these video..Andrew..😘😘
Richard Robinson, John Crump et al!? An all star cast and I haven;t watch the video yet.. Marvelous!
Andrew, hands down you're one of the best Artist currently in the world! Thank you for not being greedy and sharing all your knowledge with us!
Hey thanks so much! Lots of talent out there so that's a huge compliment!
Extraordinary painters ! Congratulations !
Thank you, Andrew. You really know how to share experiences with your followers. I truly enjoyed the trip. Thanks for the peeks at the other artists' work, too.
Thank you so much for your transparency and generous sharing. Bringing people together to share different styles. Your channel is amazing. I only subscribe to two - wish you were on patreon (maybe you are) but your focus techniques help me so much - the birds; the crags of a cliff/mountain; details and palette. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I am 6 months into oil painting and you rock (pun intended).
loved john's painting 😍😍😍😍
As always a majestically beautiful scenery, the commaraderie of artists and the opportunity to a\gain new insight into other techniques and experession of each person. Of course it is always a gift that you give to us to allow all of us to follow along to experience this beauty with you Andrew, thank for sharing yours and other incredible talent. Again another congrats on your beautiful studio.
This is a high quality TH-cam channel.
Amazing Mr Andrew Tiscler is great example of a versatile modern painter and a larger than life art tutor and public communicator on fine arts.His videos instill inspirations and like a great driving force constantly keep pushing us to higher limits...thanks Mr Andrew Tischler...
Really really enjoy this video. I enjoyed watching John work. He really gets into it, got paint all over his jacket. LOL no holding him back. It would be fun to paint along with him. A good distance away. LOL
Your work is so beyond gorgeous! I can't help but say this View makes me feel so small, and so cold! To be honest I'm a little bit glad that it's over so I can find some heat! LOL really enjoyed your video. Now we know you're the best! Love love it! Thank you
Hi Andrew. This is a video I keep coming back to. A few years ago I bought some of Richard's videos, then I discovered yours and your youtube channel. I also found Sam's TH-cam offerings and I just love what he does. So to see my favourites working together, alongside the master, John Crump is a real buzz. Love your work. Keep it up. Must come down and visit the gallery before too long
How much Fun that was for you! I cant imagine spending a few days surrounded by like-minded equal level artists on an adventure!!! So glad for you, and thank you for showing us your Fun and teaching us the experience!
Beautifully done. I live in the North East, England the Derwent Valley is equally inspirational and beautiful to me. With fields and a winding river and forests and copious woodland, there are Victorian and Elizabethan bridges that are grest detail. The valley is thick with history from way back to the Romans and beyond. Old characters like Whiskey Jack spot the story to hint at in the paintings. There is an old railway now the well known Derwent Walk much trodden on foot, horseback and bicycle by myself while growing up. An old Hall called Gibside Hall over looks the valley and was once owned by the Earls Of Strathmore Queen Elizabeth’s family. It’s furnishings now in Glamise Castle Scotland. Makes for great atmosphere and a feeling of historic foundations. Sadly I developed MS so can’t walk or ride in my old beautiful haunts now. But the valley is still my inspiration for both writing and painting. The English Lake District was much trodden and ridden when I was a child with my parents and ever since those days back in the 1970s I yearned to paint and draw well. Life necessity always pulled me off course from my heart. Now forced into retirement and limited mobility is not totally a negative experience because I have a sound grounding of the country life and its breath and subtle waves of uplifting the soul. I hope that eventually I can translate some of that deep romance to my painting. Painting to me is like poetry. It should flow and calm and inspire and even educate the mind without a word being said. Because your viewer will draw their own conclusions and feelings for your efforts. They will either like or dislike your style. Since beauty is in the eye of the beholder of course. The point is, whatever the outcome of your work, you took that brave first steep and opened your heart and soul to be judged. Every artist hopefully or well established like yourself, will never find their art becomes tight and stiff and without a soul if you always remember it’s the beauty of the scene from your own inner self that bring out that soft warm feeling from every brush stroke. If you for your work and love every brush stroke carefully set down. Your art will become amazing and will endure for many generations to come. I hope this is your path and thank you so much for your teachings here. Gives me real hope for my own faltering efforts.
A moment in time shared with friends inside a magical landscape watching beautiful paintings come to life .....thanks Andrew very much appreciated sharing your skills and techniques love your work always . 🏴
I'm astonished you paint with colored glasses !! Your colors are so correct !
John's filtured vision.. escaping pesky details and just containing bold blockings shows his maturity and confidence as an artist.. experience speaks.❤️
Thank you for letting us into your world. You are an amazing artist love your work. Your calming voice is beautiful.
Totally agreed.
When your video arrive in my notification, mind become cheerful. God bless you sir.
Marie-Claire B., Ile de la Réunion -
Vous êtes des Artistes Fabuleux. Mr TISCHLER, j'aime beaucoup vos peintures. Merci de partager votre technique avec nous, c'est vraiment super. J'aime vos vidéos.
Merci beaucoup d'avoir commenté ma vidéo! Je suis content que tu apprécies ce que je fais. :)
Thank you, Andrew! I have been wanting to go out and about to loosen up. I agree that it is a good exercise for us. I find that when in my studio I get tighter and tighter, smaller and smaller brushes and THIS proves to me I need to get out and get the bigger brushes out, time constraints/observation/shifting light working bolder and faster with stretch and open those tight spots within me. It is much like a yoga retreat for the artist. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
what a beautiful place, it's breath taking, and some good paintings too.👍
It’s astonishing, at least. All these techniques, the view, the people and, of course, the fun involved. Thank you for inspiring me and everyone else into painting. Wishing you even more amazing experiences on the future. Take care and have a nice one.
Loved the drone aerial shots.Fantastic tutorial very professional.Happy to see you the company of my special friend JC give him my regards Larry
All I'd like to see and hear.. I find in your channel.. THANK YOU SO MUCH❤️
Thank you Andrew, I love all of your tutorials.
love his video never painted outdoors I think I am missing a lot I will try one day thanks again Andrew you inspired me so much God Bless you
Good times! Thanks for sharing.
A video of heaven! Beautiful landscape and amazing artists together makes a world where beauty and creativity flows.
Again, thanks for this inspiring video, Mr Tischler.
Greetings from Norway
Eleo Jay
The setting is absolutely beautiful and it must be so cool to be painting right next to the water!!! :) the paintings are beautiful and so realistic
Thanks for showing us 5 different styles! Lots to learn ... + echoing all the great comments below. Love getting each new video to spend time studying!
Thank you Christina!
Just have to tell you Andrew that I have followed Richard Robinson and have a few of his DVDs and love his work, I have been watching you as well and feel the level of professionalism of you both is amazing! I will be getting your landscape DVD ASAP!
Thanks so much Jan! Yes, I enjoyed getting to know Richard and the others. He's a class act, Mr. Robinson is... too bad I couldn't get him to show his face, I'll get him next time. ;P
Amazing how you all capture that incredible beauty!
Great landscape video, Andrew. I can't tell you how much your videos provide inspiration for those of us who are still learning the craft, altho I suspect that I will still be learning 20 years from now. Or, at least, I hope so. You live in a beautiful part of the world, my friend. I am happy that my wife and I had the opportunity to visit and with a little luck, we may do so again. It is amazing the size paintings that Crump works on, but then I see some of your paintings - studio - and the size is mind-boggling. Looking forward to more Plein Air videos. Cheers, Mate.
Thank you for the comment George!
It is always encouraging seeing you paint.
Fantastic scenery Andrew!
Hi Andrew. Thank you infinity +1 for existing. Have almost finished watching your winter landscape, or as I like to call it, The inspiration for the rest of my life. I've been training in art for a few years but my plastering job has interfered for the last time. Finished my last job yesterday and am now engaging Full Tisch Mode. Live it, breath it, love it. I'm excited buddy😁. Take care and keep that brush moving in your own personal Eden, and ad always, be legendary my friend.
CONGRATS , VERY , VERY NICE, I LOVE PLEIN AIR!
..and btw wow what a gathering, awesome, just awesome thanks.
How fantastic seeing four fabulous artists working together. Loved this video and learnt so much. Thank you
I say, you don't need to learn anybody else's technique. LOL you have the technique! Right on bro!
Hi Andrew,
Love your channel and your ability to share your passion for landscapes - living in New Zealand, how could you not be inspired by such majestic scenery?!! Your videos have led me to find an appreciation for landscapes in my home country of Scotland. We also have some stunning scenery when you get to see past the rain and must that is!! Keep up the good work I learn more from watching you Cesar Santos, Mark Carder, and Michael James Smith than the BA hons Degree in Painting that I am studying towards via distance learning.
That was fabulous! Thank you for sharing.
Great video, instant like.
Great to have you back Andrew. Can you make a video sharing your art perspective, maybe sharing other painter’s technique and explain a bit or introducing oil painting method etc, Thank you mate! Keep up the good work
I thought that's what I was doing mate. Hmm. can you clarify?
your videos always inspires us ...
I really like the teacher's outdoor sketch art
This is also a travelling program. Nice and simple clear explanation.
When I paint en plein aire mountains I can’t help but use a pallets knife. Great video! Interesting to see all the different approaches!
So stoked to see you back in 2019!
Cheers Zac! Bring it on mate!
Greetings from turkey....amazing work 🙌✌️...great artist 🙌
I got goose bumps when your painting is about to finish cause it looks so real and especially sense of light that you put in.Do like using hand held palette which make you look and feel artistic :)or a palette that is sitting down to a table cause I see you using both.
Love the landscape, the place has such beauty in it, and getting a look into other artist's perspectives were a great joy
Outstanding! Keep up the great work.
Great video Andrew and glad to see you back. The scenery was spectacular. Lucky you. Your new studio looks amazing too. I want to also mention the painting the winter landscape training. It's totally brilliant and I hope you are planning on releasing more titles this year.
Hey thanks so much for the feedback! I appreciate it! :)
I have more tutorials on the way!
Thank you so much for your wonderful videos.❤️
Thank you, Andrew! I couldn't wait for a new video of yours. It's a really good one because I love en plain air painting. I hope you'll post a few videos about painting animals (wolves) too. Thank you.
Hi Andrew, here's Ariel, your former-scientist-turned-artist-from-Chile-friend again. I always learn so much from your videos. They are always such a pleasure to watch. I have very recently done a few alla prima paintings, and my first plein air, thanks to my friends at the ChilePinta art collective. I also attend a life drawing workshop every Saturday evening, and last week we changed the usual short poses routine and did one long pose instead, and I painted from the live model. I've ended up loving alla prima and plein air, something I didn't think possible previously. I have to say that much of what I've learnt over the past year has come from your TH-cam channel, especially the Virgil Elliott interview last year. So thank you for everything you've posted!
Thanks so much Ariel, it sounds like branching out into the art world is really working for you! Keep it up bro!
Hi Andrew
Once again you have made another wonderful video ,it looked very cold up there and it must have been great working with other talented artists the scenery is superb also nice to hear from you again .
I am now living in the UK moved back in September from Spain ,good to be back with family but very cold here. , keep up the good work
Cheers Frank, great to hear form you mate!
What an awesome video Andrew! You are truly blessed. Great cinematography too I appreciated all the epic drone shots. It's a big task to show up an an event like this and not only have to knock out your own painting, but be complete camera crew and documentary guy besides! Kudo's to you. Loving all your stuff, Keep up the good work!
Amazing artist.👍🌞
I'm so glad I came upon your channel-- your methods and insights have greatly and rapidly changed my painting for the better. Thank you Andrew! And another thanks for sharing the genius of John Crump with us.
Wow...I’m so impressed by the quality of your filming as well as painting. Fantastic subjects, great interaction with other artists and a wonderful teaching style make your videos my go to for inspiration in my own plein air journey. Thank you so much and paint on my friend!!!
You really nail all the values perfectly... those mountains come to life with 3 colors... amazing!
Thanks for everithing you made painting.... i like..
breathtaking
Thank you so much for sharing. What a wonderful experience with fellow painters, so much to learn and take in! Everyone has their own technique and style amazing. Plein air there is a gift, here in the Netherlands is great but miss having mountains or even hills!
Wow, such a wonderful work of art, you are very talented.
So stoked to see you back! You could have been in Glacier National Park here in MT (except without sand fleas )! Been getting so much from the Winter landscape vid. That and this video makes me want to En Plien Aire. Thank you for introducing me to John Crump! Those color choices!
Thank for your purchase of The Winter Landscape! I am so grateful for your support! :)
Tremendous thank you for allowing us to see all of you guys working out doors it shaw looks cold there LOL 😂. Just love all that fantastic scenery great work by all of you .
I love your videos, I like to paint myself, you really inspired me a lot. Thanks for the beautiful videos.
Amazing art , thanks for sharing!
Hey, Andrew, another great video, well done, although those mountain vistas are making me jealous. I love mountainous regions, so spectacular and varied, truly a great place for artistic inspiration. Although our coast here in WA is also pretty good. So interesting to see the different approaches from your very talented companions, but John's huge canvases for plein air leave me in awe. We are coming to NZ in November this year, so we will have to check out your mountain scenery, and hopefully drop in to see your sweet new gallery and studio.
Please do say g'day Martin, it would be great to meet you in person. I agree the WA coast is pretty spectacular. I'll be doing a big Margaret River/Yallingup scene later in the year.
I look forward to that Yallingup piece, Andrew. I've seen quite a few of your works IRL and they are something to behold. For everyone here, if you get a chance to see one of Andrew's pieces in real life you are in for a rare treat, superb work from a truly gifted artist.
Thanks for sharing your en plein air experience. It all sounded great, except for the sand bugs.😬. Gorgeous country.
Hi Andrew. It's good to see you again. You and Sam have been great teachers and inspirations for me. It's been great to see the beauty of New Zealand. I had no idea. I will have to try plein air painting this spring. West Virginia has some beautiful mountains and rivers I would like to paint. Be well, and thank you for the video.
Fantastic!!!!🤩
Wow! Just another great video. Just loved the "En Plein Air" experience you shared. A big shout out to you all.
What a fun day! It's so interesting how different people see the scenery differently from others. It inspires me to get out and try it. Thanks so mush
I have been following Richard and John for long. Loved your videos and it makes me really happy seeing you all painting together. This is awesome..!!
Thank you Anwar!
it is like picnic in heaven
Andrew! How wonderful for you to be working with such talented friends. Every opportunity to work with others gives a new spice to our own soup! Great work out there. Glad to have you back again. Nettie Kaye USA/Mountains of IDAHO
Hi Nettie Kaye! I like that: "Spice to our own soup". Thanks for the comment. :)
@@AndrewTischlerArt You are welcome Andrew...and you are always welcome to come up and paint the mountains of Idaho in the US. We are currently in about 3 to 4 feet of snow and the lake is frozen over...not much actual color...but of course, we can see it! I usually have an extra studio and cottage if you are ever able to travel!
Thank you so much for the offer! I appreciate that very much. I would love to come back to the states one day soon. :)
Really Beautiful 🥰
Come sempre i tuoi video sono bellissimi e sei anche altruista con i tuoi colleghi complimenti e ancora grazie.
Andrew, you and Sam are my favorites artists and I look forward to your posts. I've learned a great deal from both of you and look forward to your adventures in the future.
Thanks so much Mark, I am looking forward to going painting with Sam again soon...Might be next week!
Fantastic Video Andrew truly inspiring, I usually work from Photos and maybe try to put too much detail in, but you have a talent of capturing whats in front of you with large brushes quite easily. Great work, keep it up.
Thanks so much Ian. I usually use photographs too. It's great to have a crack at it from direct observation. It really helps with the colour perception!
Thanks for this great video. You are a great teacher as well. Painting live is hard. I’ve done it a few times and typically I will take a photo as reference to finish it off in the studio. That’s a beautiful area you moved to. Wish you the best in your artistic pursuits.
Thank you for sharing! Love your work!
Love the video Andrew. Amazing scenery and camera work and diversity of styles of your fellow Artists. I can tell just being in the moment and experiencing such natural beauty is inspiring for you all. Keep it up mate you are a legend.
Muy Interesante su canal, me gusta mucho su técnica, mis respetos.
As always excellent and super inspiring. I love your generous nature that shines the light on fellow artists. I'm getting a lot ourt of your new Landscape DVD and I'm only 40 minutes in! :)
Thanks Alisa! I appreciate the feedback. Please email me a message when your finished and leave me a review (If you like it and have a moment) I would really appreciate it! Thanks so much!
Hey, Andrew!
You really nailed the first mountain painting; the values and colors are beautiful and creates that pleasing realistic feel to it. Not many people are capable of "connecting" to the atmospheric feel of the scenery, not to mention having the technical and artistic skills to put it on a canvas in such a short timespan. I always learn something new from you and your painting buddies.
I remember I mentioned Richard Robinson to you in regards to making a podcast, and it would be cool if you made that happen.
It looks as if Samuel Earp is struggling a little bit on the second mountain painting. Maybe he got a little bit discouraged after making a not-so-pleasing compositional choice? (just an observation). I have seen many of his paintings, and some of them are really good. Did he use the same approach as you? (working back to front/light to dark)
Its interesting to see the different approaches. Mr Crump started early with putting in the darkest patches in his composition, and used that as a guideline for the values further back, while you did the opposite. Its important to seek what feels natural for you.
Anyway, keep up the great work, Mr Tischler!
Eleo Jay from Norway
Wonderful video with spectacular scenery & what a sunny day,great to see you working with other great artists.you undoubtedly are the best...
Absolutely LOVED this ! Thank you so so much, it’s more than inspiration.......it’s life changing .....I know what I want and need to do.
I’m in awe of all of you magicians !
Magnífico vídeo, muy inspirador!! muchas gracias Andrew.