#65 How To Paint Conifers | Oil Painting Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ธ.ค. 2016
- In this oil painting tutorial I'll show you how to paint conifers in oils. You'll see the brushes, oil colours and techniques that I use to make the conifer trees look photorealistic in this landscape oil painting.
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Even when i don't finish watching you, I come here to atleast leave a comment.I just love seeing you talk as much as i love watching you paint.I love your British accent.Love you Michael.Stay healthy😍
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Michael thanks for your time you did a beautiful work God be with you and you family
I like how you showed your brush trimming, that's really helpful if we're looking to get similar brush work. Love your work!
Amazing.
I'm a newer 'student' of yours. I hope that I can learn as much as I can from you ♡ thanks for the inspiration.
Destiny Decapitation ...hi Destiny, May I suggest....watch and really listen to what he says....I've learned so much from him...and I find every time I watch a video over again I pick up something I overlooked....he certainly is wonderful...
Joy Pittura
I feel that watching you paint has changed my life. It made me cry.
U R the Best! Not only because of your wonderful paintings but also for the way you share your valuable experience!
Amazing Painting.. thanks for sharing your Art's
I have been watching, and now following for at least two months, and as an artist myself, I must say I have never seen such a pure clean approach to landscape painting in my life! You have shown me things that I may surely try in my own paintings, but moreover, you have inspired me. Your size choice for canvas, and the attention to detail in that size is mind blowing! I am use to painting on larger canvas and larger, to include mural size paintings, and I still don't get the level of detail that you put in your small paintings. I enjoy each video you put out, and will continue to follow, as well as take to heart various tips you give! Thanks so much for you time on here!
watching you work is mesmerising, thankyou so much
Amazing,brilliant work!Thank you mr.Smith once again for allowing us to be witnesses how great artist does his magic.
Awesome!! I could watch you paint for hours! Wait ... I do! Lol. Mesmerizing!
Fabulous artist. Thank you for your inspiration. I have watched many and learnt a lot. Your work is amazing.
Muchas gracias por su enseñanzas me están siendo muy útiles mi más sincero y respetuoso saludo
Absolutely beautiful work.
Thank you Michael!
I looked at your father's work recently, and like yours, stunning!
Thank you. This is going yo be another stunning painting. Thanks for sharing your talent with us. For the person who "disliked" the video, I would ask them to paint this better....
actual genius
Obrigada por você dar essa linda oportunidade para aqueles que tem vontade de pintar..Você é incrível ...muito inteligente.
Thanks for demonstrating pines.
Thank you for the demonstration of trimming the brush. As Bryan Coombes said.......really helpful!
Love your work. very captivating! I also appreciate your demonstration of how you get more mileage out of a brush. Much more effective than some of my antics. I was the kid in class that was not allowed to use scissors and for good reason! I can turn a brush into a stick in no time at all!
Thank you Michael!
I'll watch as long as you post!
Hermoso tu trabajo !!.. me encanta..desde Argentina te felicito ....
Micheal, wonderful work. I appreciate you demonstrating modifying a brush. Would like to see how you approach a painting with a structure or fencing in it. Learning a lot about how to put down the paint.
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the best painter I see in youtube. thanks for share Michael
fantástico seu trabalho! parabéns
wow beautiful
lovely work
Greatly enjoy every video you make. By having the photo reference visible I can see there is no need to slavishly copy it exactly in order to achieve great results like yours. Looking forward to the next one.
Aye lad, get that sky dun. :) great work again Michael.
I enjoy watching your painting
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Fantastic work !!!...like
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beautiful
I want to paint like that.... absolutely superb
SUPER ARTIST !!!
I really like your work
I enjoy painting pine trees. Triangles that point to the sky become more vibrant. Next to an upwardly pointing triangle is one that points down and becomes darker nearer the point. M.C. Escher turned me on to that. Make tiles as you wish and the set them.
: ) btw/ THIS VIDEO IS GREAT !
Another great video. Its the subtlety of the greens that prevents the painting turning into a shapeless mass of green. At some point in the future can you show us how to paint a near ground pine (say a Scots Pine) which has a different form from the Sitka Spruce in this painting. Thanks.
Thanks Michael, you've just unblocked my block showing me how to paint conifers. Thanks again x
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Thank you so much~~
Good one
Hi Michael, I watched several videos of you and I have some question about your brushes you are using as well as your colors... We have in your next video explanation of your brushes and number and also the choice of your color palette (your color names) to make your trees because I have a difficulty with the tones on the depth (what you use to make your backgrounds for the trees)... I have a suggestion for to do you this would be to write in your description at the bottom of your video…
Because I think that you are a painter who made so realistic paintings and I also like paint realistic so you are for me a mentor (a great teacher) thank you for your attention to my request so at all his wonderful explanations that you give in your video because you are a very generous painter of your time and your technique I find super good…
Hi, I think your videos are so helpful and informative. Thank you for making everything so clear and it's really helped my painting 🙂. I don't know how you decide which videos to make but could you consider a landscape with rain? I'm so impressed when anyone can paint rain, I really want to be able to but I just can't figure it out. Particularly when the rain is shining off a rock or other flatter surface.
Hi Michael , could you please make a video on when to use liquin and thinner in different stages of oil painting like blocking , medium detail , and fine detail stages.. thank you
Great info. I was painting trees today. I was running from the computer to my painting trying to get things right. Its always hard to learn new things.
yup. my art room is upstairs and my computer is downstairs:D
I do have a very important question relating to your art, Michael. It is, 'have you ever accidently dunked a paint brush in your tea mug, or even better, your Dad's? Thanks for another brilliant video and especially the brush trimming tip. Love your work, you definitely hsare your father's gift.
Hey Michael, I know wide open environments are kind of your thing, but I was wondering if you've ever done forest scenes and if you'd mind filming one for us if so. There are some interesting vegetation(e.g. moss) that grows in forests that I'd be interested in seeing your approach to painting them.
Anyways, loving the channel, keep it up :).
***** Thanks Michael :).
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Stunning once again, is it possible to get the same detail on canvas please..
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l really love your beautiful work.Thanks a lot; I wish you a Happy New Year 2017
GRACIAS DIOS LO BENDIGA.
Hello, Michael! I am curious what kind and size of brush you used to paint the feathery tops of the pine trees. Can you identify it, please? Thanks for your excellent teaching videos!
Hi Michael! Ever since I found your videos I haven't missed a single one. I've learned more then you would think and it feels awesome. So thank you. My question is about the music you use. Are these royalty free music or you ask for the license to use them?
really great works!! what are u painting on? :)
when you say warmer green do you mean that the more yellow you put in the green the warmer it gets? and when you add blue it gets cooler? for some reason I have a hard time with that.
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How do you get such precise spot like marks? Whenever I try the same with a fan brush or flat, I get very chonky marks, not as seperate ones. I guess its all practice
michael will you paint sea waves later?
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Dumb question - When you're doing the leaf details is the layer you're doing it on dry?
IIf no one has looked at the galleries that has Micheal's work you must go and see them. His people and cityscapes are even better then his landscapes. They really blow my mind. I am saving up to get the print of Post Party Bonus- from York Fine Arts.. it made me laugh and then I looked at the coloring and brush work. Wow....
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Please let me know brush size used
in which video does he show how to groom a brush for the texture? thank you
this one! he shows how he cuts it to shape with an exacto knife
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Hi Michael
Yes, another very fine tutorial and it seems that you have a flair for capturing the essence of the natural world through your various brush techniques.
A question that I have for you is this: do you think that you're still evolving as an artist in the technique/style that you currently employ or do you feel that you've reached your zenith and will retain your current approach to your art?( I'm not referring to your level of competency, just your artistic style).
"Lydomina", who has posted a comment below has recognised your preference for painting "open environments", no doubt in recognition of your obvious strengths, but are you tempted to try another genre in the future?
Wishing you all the best,
Nick Harvey.
That's very interesting Michael. There are many here who share your love of realism, hence the level of interest in every one of your postings on youtube.
Yes there is a young American lad called Kevin Hill who has a fairly loose style to landscapes and I do admire some of his art, albeit that he's clearly evolved from a 'Bob Ross' style of painting.
I'm heartened that you're hoping to share your artistic journey with us all in the future and look forward to it ever so much.
Perhaps i'm speaking out of turn (and not to upset your viewers) but I personally cannot abide the Jackson Pollack's of this crazy world of art with the high prices they command at auction; I consider the Impressionists to be the last movement in art to have any true sense of validity!
Your work genuinely earns its worth my friend!
Nick
I am a big fan of your teaching techniques and have improved my own paintings through your tutorage. However, #68 is out of focus and is difficult to follow along with the progress, seeing improvements with each step. I would also like to see techniques in painting waterfalls. Your trees are surpassed by few if any!
Did you just say you think one of us started working on this painting? I couldn't paint what you do if I had a Camera!!
on cenvos or wood?👍
MDF panel sanded and primed. There may be a video on the preparation.
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Activate the translation subtiles please Thank you
No you are better than Leonardo da vinci
***** , hi Michael, please have a look ...I sent you an email regarding another one...this one with a lot of....thanks
Joy Pittura 8
Sorry, hsare should be share
6:10 “. . . well, actually you’re not painting the entire tree, copying the photo exactly. . . .”
Now you tell me after I just painted in 13 trillion Pineneedles trying to “copy“ a pine tree forest in the current picture I’m painting.
I mean jokes on you for trying to paint something detail for detail... you kind of need to practice the general shape of something and go from there. Or create the illusion of detail
Ava Parker
I have painted stylistic realism for over 50 years, but I just recently switched my style to photo-realistic, so it’s no joke, I fully intend to paint every stinking needle. Sure, I could paint a Bob Ross style painting in 20 minutes, but that’s not what I’m after. In the photo I am using as a reference, there are several distinct pine trees in the foreground. For the ones in the mid ground and background, I did with you’re suggestiing but I guess I created my own problem by choosing the subject matter I did.