I am so happy with your lessons, I am a beginning painter. And I, as many others grew up with bob ross, and that was the reason for my picking oil as my beginning medium. I love following your lessons, you're easy to understand, pleasant, you don't speed it up, nor do you skip ahead from the beginning of one step to the beginning of the next. You also describe the steps and/or methods in detail. The brushes, colors and type of paint is covered and how you prepared the canvas before-hand is described in detail as well. I almost always can literally paint with you, very seldom do I need to pause for a few mins at every step to catch up to you. I guess what I'm trying to say is thank you for making oil painting a lot less scary and a lot more fun and relaxing. Because to quote bob ross "if painting does anything, it should always make you happy". And now, following your lessons, it truly does make me very happy/excited to sit and paint with you, and have a beautiful painting thank you!!!!
I like your style of Instructing; you don't go too fast and point out techniques and the colors you use, but you don't rant on about things unrelated causing distraction. So relaxing. As a beginner, I appreciate this, although I will paint this in Acrylic. I also found it helpful how you break the painting down into three or four parts.
I love how much information you give in this video. With the types of brushes you use and the canvas style. I never thought of changing my background color to improve my painting. I always just leave it white or black. But I'll give it a try! Thanks for the tips!
Hi my friend. Thanks for the beautiful video you shared. Very interesting, thanks for sharing, keep in touch. I wish you much success with your work,💞❤💕..💞,💞
I've made this comment to you a number of times now, but you could TOTALLY have another channel and do ASMR. You have such a great voice for it when you whisper or do very soft speaking. You were actually my first experience on TH-cam with ASMR and you weren't even trying to be. I believe they call it "unintentional ASMR" :)
Enjoy your paintings you are very detailed that's what makes it look so realistic. At first I could see some influence from Bob Ross thanks and keep up the great work
Dear GOD, I can't even drawl a stick figure!!!! Lol And you can create this amazing painting!!! Blows my mind. Enjoy your videos very much! GOD gave you an amazing talent. GOD bless! ❤️
I haven't watched the video yet but the painting made me click! The highlights made it stand out above all other videos on the page. I'll be painting this one for sure. Thanks for inspiration. Looks AWESOME!
Thankyou Jason I enjoyed watching this video and picked up a nice few tips, I have been watching you for some time and I like your very calm way of painting....happy painting😀🎨
Love your paintings. Love your paint along tutorials. Yesterday I did the white house collaboration, put more bushes and trees on the side of the grass, my own version of it. I am happy with the result but maybe I can make it a little bit lighter.
hi Jason I'll be the first to say I suck at drawing Stickmen 😜 and you just paint so beautifully anyway if this doesn't work out for you have you ever thought of making meditation CDs because your voice is so soothing to listen to while you paint anyway keep up the good work young man you rock
I ran out of room lol. But wondering if you have a webpage with your finished paintings on there, or more videos etc? I'd love to see more of your finished works and definitely to watch/learn more lessons. Thanks again!!!!!! Please keep them coming!!!!!!!!
Hello Jason! I have thoroughly enjoyed your work and progress for a long time now and I too am a big fan of the surrealism of the Alexander/Ross (and many others) wet on wet techniques. I am seriously considering to paint this but I am also considering a few changes in the foreground light/shadow/details. I am wondering if you have left this painting the way it is or have you revisited it and made any changes off camera? If you have personally revisited and adjusted it (or even thought about it) I would appreciate seeing it and knowing the reasons why you made any further changes. I would like to know if you think any changes would enhance or detract from the original compositional focal point of the pathway journey and the play of light and shadow upon it.
I love that!!! My question is...... when you use water based oil paints and you add linseed oil can you still wash brushes out with water or what? Thanks, love to watch you!!!!
Roya Elerick only if you use the Artisan products. The Artisan products are compatible to use with regular oils and their products but you must then also use a thinner once you mix the products.
Hi Jason.. I started out with oils, then found Clive, Cinnamon and Painting With Jane, and have been doing Acrylics, which I'm just now getting used to. I would LOVE to try these water based oils. Are they much more expensive than the rest? BEAUTIFUL PAINTING, by the way, as usual! Thanks!
i like windsor and newton is that water based ? and i have the same brushes but are they hog haired ? please tell me whats the best haired brushes that arent expensive that arent wet noodles ..i hope my brushes are like yours .. are there brushes stiffer then the hog hair because i litterally had to get new brushes they really sucked ! i need to know i always hear your brushes making that stiffer sound my brushes dont do that
Jason I've noticed that you cover some of your canvases with acrylic paint before you apply the water mixable oils. When I've tried that in the past on stretched canvases they always develop a crackle effect in a week or so. What's your secret to make that not happen?
I would say to prevent that, leave your acrylic base to dry for 24 hours before painting on it. Or use a hair dryer to really dry out the acrylic.... :)
Thank you Jason. The acrylic paint had been drying for months because they were old paintings of mine. I think perhaps the acrylic paint was way too thick to paint over...now that I think about it. I'll have to try just a thin coat of burnt umber like you do. Thx again. :)
Truly enjoy your videos. I've learned so much from you. I would like to say just one thing... you mumble and I can't hear what you are saying with regards to what colors you are using or blending together at the time. Could you just speak up a little? I value your instructions. Thanks so much.
I am so happy with your lessons, I am a beginning painter. And I, as many others grew up with bob ross, and that was the reason for my picking oil as my beginning medium. I love following your lessons, you're easy to understand, pleasant, you don't speed it up, nor do you skip ahead from the beginning of one step to the beginning of the next. You also describe the steps and/or methods in detail. The brushes, colors and type of paint is covered and how you prepared the canvas before-hand is described in detail as well. I almost always can literally paint with you, very seldom do I need to pause for a few mins at every step to catch up to you. I guess what I'm trying to say is thank you for making oil painting a lot less scary and a lot more fun and relaxing. Because to quote bob ross "if painting does anything, it should always make you happy". And now, following your lessons, it truly does make me very happy/excited to sit and paint with you, and have a beautiful painting thank you!!!!
I'm glad you are enjoying my lessons so much. Thanks for watching. :)
I like your style of Instructing; you don't go too fast and point out techniques and the colors you use, but you don't rant on about things unrelated causing distraction. So relaxing. As a beginner, I appreciate this, although I will paint this in Acrylic. I also found it helpful how you break the painting down into three or four parts.
Thanks Jason. Love the way you do the tree trunks 😍
Thanks 😁
I love how much information you give in this video. With the types of brushes you use and the canvas style. I never thought of changing my background color to improve my painting. I always just leave it white or black. But I'll give it a try! Thanks for the tips!
Hi my friend. Thanks for the beautiful video you shared. Very interesting, thanks for sharing, keep in touch. I wish you much success with your work,💞❤💕..💞,💞
thank you Jason. some very useful techniques! I love the full length video. It helps so much to see from beginning to end and not be rushed.
I've made this comment to you a number of times now, but you could TOTALLY have another channel and do ASMR. You have such a great voice for it when you whisper or do very soft speaking. You were actually my first experience on TH-cam with ASMR and you weren't even trying to be. I believe they call it "unintentional ASMR" :)
your style has improved soo much over the years . great work. love the blending in this painting
Thanks :)
Enjoy your paintings you are very detailed that's what makes it look so realistic. At first I could see some influence from Bob Ross thanks and keep up the great work
Muy lindos..pero no entiendo el idioma..podrían subtitularlo..gracias
Very nice, Jason! So glad to see you doing landscapes again!
very nice lesson I really like how you explain the warm and cool colors and your thinking processes
Nice lesson on perspective. Yes there is a color called "powdery blue"....lol. Thanks Jason, always a pleasure to watch you paint.
i've been using water soluable oils for a few years now and love them,enjoyed your video very much
Another great video. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
This is beautiful. I love the highlights on the trees. It makes them dimensional and very realistic. Thank you so much for sharing.
glad you like it :)
Dear GOD, I can't even drawl a stick figure!!!! Lol And you can create this amazing painting!!! Blows my mind. Enjoy your videos very much! GOD gave you an amazing talent. GOD bless! ❤️
I will revisit this lesson when I'm ready to give it a try. It's a good one!
I haven't watched the video yet but the painting made me click! The highlights made it stand out above all other videos on the page. I'll be painting this one for sure. Thanks for inspiration. Looks AWESOME!
thanks, I hope the video lives up to expectations 😃
Awesome, glad to see you doing forrest, was missing some of your landscape lessons. ..They are relaxing for me anyway. Thanks for sharing.
great, thanks :)
I like the way you laugh, that is a good spice
thanks so much Jason.. enjoyed this very much...will give it a go. I really like that you keep the reference picture up it helps very much... thanks
So beautiful
MUY HERMOSO MUCHAS FELICITACIONES .
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Thanks for the video. Entertaining and inspiring.
Another impressive painting! Your tutorials are always great to watch. This was full of wonderful tips!!!
thanks :)
Thanks Jason, it gave me some great ideas to try.
Really nice. I love the shadows and the light. You gave me some good ideas for techniques. 🙂
Your seascape very exciting,still struggling with the tree picture but now have better oil,pastels,so living in hopes.Thank you.
Thank you Jason!
Beautiful work & such a relaxing video. Thank you :)
Thankyou Jason I enjoyed watching this video and picked up a nice few tips, I have been watching you for some time and I like your very calm way of painting....happy painting😀🎨
Beautiful work...
Love your paintings. Love your paint along tutorials. Yesterday I did the white house collaboration, put more bushes and trees on the side of the grass, my own version of it. I am happy with the result but maybe I can make it a little bit lighter.
My favorite
Keep going. You are in the good way
Thank you :)
Hi Jason,
I’ve got a photo that I took last year and It’s similar to this so I will watch this tutorial to see how it’s done
molto bello Jason !!!! come sempre Wilma
great painting, and congrats on 50k subs! :)
beautiful
Fabulous work Jason many thanks for sharing regards Louie (louieandreasmusicandart) fb
I like your work!
thanks :)
Hello
Thank you...This helps a lot... :) Looking good btw..
hi Jason I'll be the first to say I suck at drawing Stickmen 😜 and you just paint so beautifully anyway if this doesn't work out for you have you ever thought of making meditation CDs because your voice is so soothing to listen to while you paint anyway keep up the good work young man you rock
Sweet
Seu lindo, és maravilhoso, ou seja, tua arte o é, saúde e sorte!
love this !!!!@
Cute :)
Wau 👍Klasse 🌳🖌💕
I ran out of room lol. But wondering if you have a webpage with your finished paintings on there, or more videos etc? I'd love to see more of your finished works and definitely to watch/learn more lessons. Thanks again!!!!!! Please keep them coming!!!!!!!!
Everything is on youtube. glad you like my video. :)
Hello Jason! I have thoroughly enjoyed your work and progress for a long time now and I too am a big fan of the surrealism of the Alexander/Ross (and many others) wet on wet techniques. I am seriously considering to paint this but I am also considering a few changes in the foreground light/shadow/details. I am wondering if you have left this painting the way it is or have you revisited it and made any changes off camera? If you have personally revisited and adjusted it (or even thought about it) I would appreciate seeing it and knowing the reasons why you made any further changes.
I would like to know if you think any changes would enhance or detract from the original compositional focal point of the pathway journey and the play of light and shadow upon it.
muy muy buenos
With this work with acrylic paints? good video thanks for sharing!💜😄
Are you Jason?
jason....what is the size of the canvas for this painting?
I love that!!! My question is...... when you use water based oil paints and you add linseed oil can you still wash brushes out with water or what? Thanks, love to watch you!!!!
yes I use artisan linseed oil too which is also water mixable. glad you enjoy my videos :)
Roya Elerick only if you use the Artisan products. The Artisan products are compatible to use with regular oils and their products but you must then also use a thinner once you mix the products.
Can this be done in acrilics by using a slow dry medium?
are you using any medium? thanks!
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Are any of your paintings for sale?
Hi Jason.. I started out with oils, then found Clive, Cinnamon and Painting With Jane, and have been doing Acrylics, which I'm just now getting used to. I would LOVE to try these water based oils. Are they much more expensive than the rest? BEAUTIFUL PAINTING, by the way, as usual! Thanks!
No there about the same price as other products. Glad you like my painting :)
Thankyou for a great lesson ! really enjoyed it ! what size canvas are you using Jason please? i would really like to have a shot at this painting
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thanks it is a 16 by 12. good luck 😃
Great work Jason. May I ask how long will this take to dry? Looks like a lot of paint. Thanks!
about a week to be touch dry.
i like windsor and newton is that water based ? and i have the same brushes but are they hog haired ? please tell me whats the best haired brushes that arent expensive that arent wet noodles ..i hope my brushes are like yours .. are there brushes stiffer then the hog hair because i litterally had to get new brushes they really sucked ! i need to know i always hear your brushes making that stiffer sound my brushes dont do that
meanbean98 i'm using water mixable oils and mostly synthetic brushes, there cheap and do the job for this painting.
Jason I've noticed that you cover some of your canvases with acrylic paint before you apply the water mixable oils. When I've tried that in the past on stretched canvases they always develop a crackle effect in a week or so. What's your secret to make that not happen?
I would say to prevent that, leave your acrylic base to dry for 24 hours before painting on it. Or use a hair dryer to really dry out the acrylic.... :)
Thank you Jason. The acrylic paint had been drying for months because they were old paintings of mine. I think perhaps the acrylic paint was way too thick to paint over...now that I think about it. I'll have to try just a thin coat of burnt umber like you do. Thx again. :)
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oh do you gesso the canvas ive been meaning to ask
meanbean98 I covered the canvas in burnt umber acrylic paint first. you don't have to though.
Just curious as to why you changed from Bob Ross products to the WN Artisans?
All I need is water as a medium and soap and water to clean my brushes. no need for paint thinners etc..
Truly enjoy your videos. I've learned so much from you. I would like to say just one thing... you mumble and I can't hear what you are saying with regards to what colors you are using or blending together at the time.
Could you just speak up a little? I value your instructions. Thanks so much.
Just curious, is painting just a hobby for you?
kind of yeah, I work at a normal job and hope art will be my main job one day. 😃
elementary art
Vickie Scallan really?!!!