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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มี.ค. 2018
- In this oil painting tutorial I’ll show you how I set up my studio for painting with oils and making oil painting tutorials. You'll learn about the technology that I use, as well as where I position all the equipment that I need for oil painting.
I’m a professional landscape artist with over 20 years of experience in oil painting. My TH-cam Channel is dedicated to helping people learn how to paint in oils. I really believe that everyone can learn how to paint!
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❤"It's Just A Stick" lives on! 🥳🎉❤ The land stays🍀blessed🍀! 😁
Oh! This is overwhelming Michael. I've never seen anything like it in my 70 years. In my lifetime we have had to beat rocks, get dust, use water as mirror, use pointed sticks with animal hair, use cotton spun and woven and tacked onto crude wood frames, risked cancers from our loved colors, I......just don't know what to say. My wife loves your British accent. You have an astoundingly enviable studio in which you have put much thought and effort, all in the space of a bedroom instead of a coveted barn. I admire it very much. Thank you. You have an excellent on-line presence working to the camera. I feel like I'm there with you as you explain. I related best to the foam cushion attached to your chair, being poured into a pillow-packed office chair myself. This is a good video. Please keep them coming.
Very interesting. I'm not contemplating doing this but who knows what the future will bring. I really love your style of painting. It's so amazing how you paint so realistically. People tell me that I try too hard to paint realistic paintings. But since my other hobby is photography I love paintings that look real. Thank you for all your help.
Brilliant!!! Love the ruler idea, great for really acquiring that vanishing point.
Thanks for the tour ... nice to see where you work!
I'm glad to hear that you enjoy all of the video technology. That is a lot of work and much appreciated.
Hey Michael, thank you for this video. It's just what I needed, as I am preparing to start filming my paintings for TH-cam and Patreon. Now I have a much better idea how to set up for filming. Thank you!
Thank you so much Michael!
Thank you for this video, it is very interesting to see behind the scenes. I just joined your on line school, last month. I am so excited to learn from you.
That was really enlightening to see what equipment you use. Thanks!
The images of the gear is brilliant. Pricey stuff but a really well thought out setup. Thanks for sharing
thank you so much mr Smith.
Thanks so much, Michael! Very exciting news about the online art school.
nice studio layout. ...
Few days ago I watched some videos again to collect some information about the camera tackle, because I'd like to film, too. And now you published a video just about this topic. I'm happy about this video:) Thanks!
Love your paintings 😍
Very nice set up
Really appreciate the tour. Going to get a bigger stick. The best thing of all, is all the rubbish around the room. I always felt bad about my studio being soooo messy, but I am comforted by your studio.
Fantastic setup 👍👍👍
This is very useful and informative, and clear. Thank you very much.
Exelente....eres grande....gracias.
Thanks so much! I really like this. I’m totally into cameras and gadgets. I was really impressed with the tripod in that articulating arm also. I enjoyed the tip on how to use a straight it with one hand pulling it with the rice stuffing is the other side. I tried to say braced up against the other side but the word recognition change the settings. I’m dictating. I think you and I appreciate what you are doing very much. The pain in acrylics and have been always but I am interested in oils, and If I make that shift I will attend your school online to learn. My mother was in oil painter and I have some information stored in my memory banks that could be reactivated by a good teacher like yourself like you keep up the great work. Glenn
very useful, Thanks for uploading.
Excelentes pinturas y excelente estudio
Another great video. It is very informative full of detailed instructions. You are very talented. I get to draw, but to dock all these technical devices - that's another puzzle! I'm really looking forward to the story as you make a video.
Thank you really helpful
Thanks for your work... iam waching you...
Very helpful for those of us that wish to paint along
Nice set up .
Thank you for this video! :)
ha ha thanks for showing me your stick. lol Loved the studio tour!
Great , really helpful
No wonder I love your landscape choices. You're in England!
So sorry, Michael, to hear of the problem you have on your hands. Pick yourself up, shake off the dust, and carry on with the good work. There are a lot of people rooting for you. Stay positive and know that many have picked themselves up from similar situations and became better off than they were before. Have been down that road in the past and got up. Greeting from a fellow professional artist.
I guess one of the best video that shows the studio set up!!! Thank you so much! I enjoyed it...well, to be honest I enjoy all of your videos, they are so clear, simple and useful and you have a gigantic charisma that's catch me every time! I learned a lot from you and still learning....by the way, the eye painting is aaaaaaamaaaaziiing!!!
Good info !
nice setup
thanks sir, good experiance with you.
Oww that was really beneficial!!ii
Très beau studio, je serais heureuse d'avoir le même, autant de place aussi, j'ai juste un petit coin mais bon quand on a la passion ce n'est pas très important, j'admire votre organisation et votre matériel est fantastique. J'admire aussi votre travail d'artiste vous avez un talent fou et je comprends que vous soyez un professionnel vous êtes à un très haut niveau. Merci pour tout, je vous écris en français mais je comprends très bien l'anglais. Vous êtes un perfectionniste, bravo !
I am a member of your web school.
can you please post a video on brush care?
i bought your set from rosemary and co, but each time i use them, they seem to lose their efficiency????
maybe i am not cleaning them properly?
would appreciate some help.
Cool set up, man. Wow! I've only recently found you but your style is EXACTLY what I aspire to. I've been so dissatisfied with my effects thus far. Abstract is okay but realism? Oh my goodness! Takes my breath away... Really happy for you that you had a Dad who was able to help you develop such amazing artistic skill. Lucky whatnot!
Thanks!
you're very awesome budd i think that the best way to live a life as you.
This was a great video! I love watching you paint but this was fun too. One thing that I'm curious about is how to store paintings/canvases, drawings, and picture frames so that they don't get damaged. If you could offer any advice or would like to make a video on something like this I would greatly appreciate it!
Great
Maestro Smith, vivo muy agradecido con Ud, ya que gracias a sus enseñanzas he logrado retomar mi afición por el dibujo y la pintura que traigo desde niño, pero nunca tuve la posibilidad de recibir clases de pintura porque no podía tomar clases por falta de recursos monetarios. Hoy tengo 60 años y al ver su obra y su enseñanza tan bien orientada me ha motivado a retomar e intentar pintar nuevamente. Cuento únicamente con tiempo disponible para pintar en las noches, por tal motivo quisiera nos orientara que tipo de iluminación es la mas adecuada para pintar al oleo en las horas de la noche. Agradezco sus enseñanzas en nombre de los que no pudimos asistir a la escuela de artes. Un abrazo.
Thanks for all the wonderful info. I am trying to look for the Manfrotto set up on US Amazon. What clamp do you have for the tablet?
Even though I'm a very happy member of your online art school, I still really appreciate these videos!
MC Gutscher how is the art school? Is it in depth?
The tutorials are complete step-by-step and very helpful. Every aspect of the painting is covered.
Hi Dennis, I agree with everything Robhove188 has written.
In addition, I like that the tutorials are broken down into multiple videos and are in real time. Each tutorial has downloadable PDFs of the photographs and sketches. Some people print them. I keep them on my laptop so I can zoom in on them.
There is a discussion board area for each tutorial where we post photos of our paintings in progress and finished work. We discuss the process, colours etc. I find these discussion boards helpful as there are quite a few established/experienced artists taking Michael's course who offer excellent advice and encouragement.
Another thing I like about the art school, is that Micheal has been able to create a supportive international community consisting of absolute beginners like myself, to experienced artists who all want to learn his specific techniques and style. One is able to discuss progress privately, or publicly and it’s a great way to meet like minded people. I have found this particularly helpful as I live in a remote area of Ontario, Canada and do not know any other people who oil paint. Because of the art school, I can learn in the comfort of my own home and still be able to reach out to others - all while painting in my pyjamas! LOL
I'm replying MC Gutscher because I live in Kitchener Ontario Canada so wanted to say hi..but also, want to thank you for your thoughts on the on line school. I paint with oil, but I've mostly done portrait work..I want to learn how to paint the landscapes and I love Michael's style, but have felt unsure about joining because I really like to read reviews first. So thank you for posting your thoughts on it..I feel more inclined to join now.
Hi Paula!
Thanks so much for your message. I know Kitchener quite well as my sister lives close by Fairview Mall!
I'm so pleased to have helped in some small way. A new friend of mine, Roena King is one of the professional artists taking Michale's art school. If you search her on TH-cam with "How to Paint a Red Parrot Tulip Flemish Technique Oils or Acrylic" you will see what she normally paints. She's extraordinary!
There are a lot of really talented accomplished artists participating in Micheals school and of course there are people like me who are very new to painting.
If you join, Paula, feel free to add me as a friend, I'd like to introduce you to Roena. She's wonderful!
Marie Ruddy Gutscher
Would be very interested in knowing what kind of lighting you use.
Very informative - thank you! Do you use a special ventilation system to handle the oil paint and solvent fumes?
Michael could you do a video on varnishing the painting please.
Great stuff sir. I am starting a new painting soon and I was wondering, once I've finished, can or do you view and critique other people's paintings? I would love a professional's advice, etc. I'm not a beginner but there is always room for improvement. I am in the U.S. (Alaska). Thanks a lot. Keep the videos coming. I watch your stuff quite regularly.
excelente su trabajo me gusta su forma y su.estilo of peinting seria bueno traducirlo al español
Hello - looking at your "stick" that you use to draw lines and rest on a tray - did the tray come already with your easel or did you add it - what easel do you have? Useful information on this video - thank you - nice to know your set up.
Mike you must be killing them! You've got about 10 grand worth of camera gear there. That's a lot of paintings my friend.
Hi Michael, it is fascinating painting and especially your work very dedicated. The arms where you hold the tablet to the easel if they can be found in the online stores, but the support of the tablet did not comment where you bought it. Discuss where we can buy it. Best regards.
How do you position yourself when filming yourself paint on an easel? Without being in the shot aside from your hand.....
Thanks much for sharing this info! Super helpful
Loved the setup for holding your tablet. It's just the thing I've been looking for. You didn't mention the holder for the tablet tho (does not appear to come with the arm.) Thanks.
Tablet Holder
I like to have the reference photo on my tablet as close to the painting as possible so I use the Manfrotto 196B2 Mini Articulated Arm. It connects to my Easel via the Manfrotto SC super clamp and on the other end holding the tablet is a Hague camera plate and a tripod tablet holder.
“It’s just a stick. It’s just a simple ol stick.”🤣🤣
What are you using to hold the canvass or board in place while painting.
is it next week yet !!?
I didn’t notice in your video, but what do you use to hold the tablet on the articulating arm? Is it by Manfrotto as well? Thanks so much for sharing all your studio layout. Very helpful.
hi Michael..enjoyed this video..but im wondering how to get a photo to stay on the screen..its driving me crazy lol l too have a samsung tablet.. my mini studio is 6 ft. x 7 ft.. and a window ..it serves the purpose... thank you from Vancouver Island, Canada
soy de costa Rica, y como me gustaría entender lo que dice ya que no se ingles, y creo para mi el mejor pintor que hay en youtube
So you just sit the panel on the three screws at bottom. Never been bumped off?
Good day,Michael! Did you ever pait mounth landscape?
Hi Michael. I am really keen to buy the Manfrotto arm and clamp that is used in this video. I am having some difficulty locating it, even on their UK website. Could you possibly point me in the right direction for this? Many thanks.
but what is the iPad mount on the end of the Manfrotto arm support?
Добрый день. Какое освещение используете ? Какие лампы, LED или Люминесцентная лампа?
Спасибо.
What's the photo storage program you use.? (It shows on your tablet and you seem to be able to flip through hundreds of photos and reference them as you teach.)
Great video. Wondering what bracket or holder you use for your Samsung Tablet? Many thanks for all the great content and instruction.
It looks similar to the one I am using, they are very cheap on Amazon and fit most tablets. Simple 1/4 turn knob on the back to lock/release the tablet. I have used it for a while now and it works great: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00YX0LBME/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
There is another part connecting the tablet holder to the arm. Does anybody know what that is?
Thanks...
Check Amazon (or similar sites). When I bought the arm, it came with the connecting part, like this: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B000OPWSYM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@stevemcallister4796 Hi Steve
Can I please just confirm that the tablet clamp you've linked here is a compatible fit to the articulated arm you've also linked. It looks like the clamp fits to the bracket with a simple thread connection but want to be sure. Thank you.
Michael !!!!!
I am not fortunate to have a spare room / shed or the like for me to begin painting. . That is to say if at all painting in general can be messy. . Please tell me ...is it feasible for a novice wanna be artist to use the current bedroom etc and not worry about getting paint on the carpet etc etc etc etc .. Have you got any suggestions please. . ??
How long do you wait after acrylics block in to start painting?
Can you show us what paints, brushes you prefer. Oil canvases etc. Thanks
Hi again Michael. Apologies for the confusion in my last question. I can find the clamp and arm section, but not the tablet holder.
precioso como siempre ...paro es la misma camara canon que Yo tengo
Michael, I’m setting up my studio with the same Monfrotto clamp and arm that you use. Can’t find the clamp that holds the tablet to the articulating arm. Can you tell me which one you use. You’re doing a great service for us wannabe painters. My work has improved dramatically since I have been following you.
What clamp holds the tablet and where can I get it!?
Привет коллега. Супер! Где можно купить держатель планшета комплект? Есть ли можно ссылку....
Great info. I had a look at the tablet set up. Found the clamp and arms, but what is holding the tablet? Searched everywhere in the Manfrotto web site and can't find anything.
I don't think it is a Manfrotto item, just Google - tablet to 1/4-20 clamp.
Kathie Miller Please can you tell me where you found the clamp.
I also love seeing the behind-the-scenes of artist's studios. I am new to painting, starting out with acrylics actually, and had a couple of questions for Michael or any others who wish to reply. First, is it common for artists to "specialize" in an area? Like you say that you are a "landscape artist" I assume that helps you stand out from others who paint anything and also, helps you get really good at a few specific things, like trees, water, mountains. Is it better to specialize or be more general?Second, I wonder what the art community, in general, thinks about this kind of "hyper realistic" style of painting? Seems like I remember hearing an artist once say, "if you want a very realistic painting, you should go take a picture (with a camera)" However, I know there are also a lot of people who judge how "good" a painting is by how "real" it looks. Just wondering what everyone thinks.
Dear Michael, please say what tablet holder you use that connects to the Manfrotto arm.
i found the answer on your website
Tablet Holder
I like to have the reference photo on my tablet as close to the painting as possible so I use the Manfrotto 196B2 Mini Articulated Arm. It connects to my Easel via the Manfrotto SC super clamp and on the other end holding the tablet is a Hague camera plate and a tripod tablet holder.
My biggest frustration in painting, is finding the correct lighting. I have little natural lighting and can't really rig up overhead fluorescents where I paint. I'm relying on modern bulbs with 5k lumens, but they do something nasty to the paint colors which look wholly unnatural to me. When I take my paintings outside in daylight, the color I thought was on my panel, looks a little different outside than inside. Even so, how does one adjust for or determine the lighting under which the painting would be viewed after being sold? I guess what I'm asking is, how does one discern what is the proper lighting?
If you have a good lighting store near you ask for daylight bulbs. If you don't you can find them on Amazon. Their a bit pricey but well worth the expense.
JT Paar I had the same problem with lights. I recommend that you go to a site on the Internet and learn about the different wavelengths and luminosity of lightbulbs in the coding system that shows whether a bulb is cool or warm weather is like sunlight or not and once you have that information order yourself five or six cheap light holders and about $10 a piece for the bulbs in the states and I can simulate sunshine or indoor light whatever. I don’t have any windows in my studio! Glenn
JT Paar
I have some Sunco led daylight brightness lights at my studio, I realized there were too bright, and too white, so I disconnected a couple, and on some of the others I painted the tubes ( just small parts of it, more like I stained them with a very thin layer of acrylic color that I made, like burnt yellow orange , I washed it with a wet cloth until I got the correct balance between warm and cold light in my studio. This is not a professional advice but I got exactly the light I wanted.
Also try to mimic a regular house light in your studio. nothing like a photo studio.
Also be carefull if you have too much wood in your studio , the wood will reflect in the walls and create a warm colored wall.
Paint your studio a neutral white,( not to bright, more like a very lite gray.)
Led tubes are not hot.
Check this guys studio interior colors, very neutral, so the painting is the only thing important.
th-cam.com/video/PLMA3caZ410/w-d-xo.html
Did you have to buy the clamp for your Samsung tablet separately?
Obviously not going to be filming ( well not that i know of ) But studio tour was cool.....I myself have to set up an area to work in and any advice from a professional is always appreciated .
Interesting. I thought you're going to show us around in the room, but you showed us the camera setup instead. Pls make a video about your paints, bruhses, panels and all sort of stuff that's laying around in your studio, I would like to see a "studio tour" :)
The 'official' MJS website is www.michaeljamessmith.tv/browse (Note: This 'online art school dot com) was hijacked by his business partner. The actual artist whose work and effort this school is based on were actually hijacked by MJS's business partner - including videos, content, brand, all of it. So MJS (the actual artist) is blocked from responding to comments or even accessing his own content. What a world we live in.
What about glare and hotspots from the window?
What’s the hand written note up top?
Would you please give me the name of the app that keeps your tablet photo on the screen for extended period of time?
SB Stone On my ipad, I can go into settings>display brightness >auto-lock and choose “never” and the screen will never go to sleep. I’m sure most tablets operate like that.
What about studio lighting?
Yes my #1 question too --what's the best lighting configuration?
Looks like his studio lighting consists of windows.
proper light with color temperature and intensity noted, since both affect the appearance of color - I've wondered how I could paint anything under artificial light so that it looks natural under natural light as it varies throughout the day; figured I'd just paint under natural light.
What is your lighting setup? How to avoid the glare on the canvas? How do you accommodate for true colors with the room lighting?
I have satrted my first painting using cheap water colours and cheap paint brushes... in a video you showed how u draw the leaves on trees and how the brush isnt to leave blobs is there a way to work with the blobs, i cant do the fine dots/marks.
The first time I tried Micheal's technique I was using cheap acrylics and cheap paint brushes. It was definitely frustrating as the technique is different depending on the medium (I believe). Once I invested in some oils and slightly better quality brushes, everything worked out quite well! Good luck!
MC Gutscher thank you for the kind reply, I will surely invest in some better supplies, its quite frustrating.
The oil paints and brushes I use are the less expensive 'student grade' paints & brushes. I was amazed at the difference compared to trying to achieve the same results with acrylics. Don't forget to invest in the medium Liquin that Micheal speaks of. I find it near impossible to achieve his results without it! Have a good day!
MC Gutscher could you please tell me the company name of the oils and brushes you use so that I have an idea of what I should get.
Hi Michael, Could you let me know what the make/model of the tablet clamp?
Does anyone know of a tablet clamp that is compatible with the Manfrotto arms?
Anyone...
Did anyone ever find out about the tablet holder??
You neglected to say what the tablet holder you used. I'm looking to get the same set up for my iPad.
I’m wondering the same ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Did you find out? I’ve got an iPad Pro 12.9”
@@GNCJN No, never did get an answer. However, I did purchase this one:
@@GNCJN CTA Digital Height-Adjustable Gooseneck Floor Stand for 7-13 inch Tablets.
did you stop painting with the continuity of a time?
عوزين ترجمه بالعربيه انت فنان ممتاز وانا معرفش اللغه الانجليزيه
I like to have your'e paint n brush.... but I cant buy that... becouse i dont no where to buy its all ..... sorry my english language not good...
Go on line to Rosemary brushes and order.
Podia ter legendas em português 😓
galaxy tab s ain't regular it's expensive ..then i realized the rest of your equipment are a bit much expensive . then fine that tab is regular for you.
keep the good work anyways . thx
Lighting....lighting....lighting!!! What about lighting? I have a rather dim room, with regular incandescent lamps that do not give me enough light to paint on overcast days, or when the sun goes down. Many artists (which I have seem on You Tube), use brilliant artificial lights to paint by. But no one every mentions what type of light they use or where to purchase it. Local shops, near me, do not carry such things. I can buy a work light online, but don't know if that's the right kind. And video/ camera lights are way to expensive. How about really bright track lighting? There's GOT to be an answer to this. Can anyone out there help????? It's very frustrating to work on a painting indoors - thinking it looks good ...and then take it outdoors and find that the colors are wrong.
CRI=83, but they say that you need at least 90, What do you think
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