I love watching you paint. And I really love when you're painting alongside someone else! Watching two different processes and styles develop...I can't stop smiling☺️
I love how both of you captured the sparkle of light in your paintings. Ariah really nailed it! The larger sizes really seem to work for you. I hope you do more like this.
Mission accomplished by both of you. Glare captured. Color pushed. Big canvases conquered. In my small indoor painting area, "stepping back 30 feet" to look at a large painting isn't possible. I end up in the kitchen. However, going back to the painting gives a fresh moment of seeing it, so I leave the room often. Thank you, Michael and Ariah, for another great day at the beach.
Wow, two large canvases in two hours. That’s incredible. You both succeeded! Well done. I like that Arial’s is monochromatic, which gives it a unity and harmony.
Really enjoyed the video as allways. Look every week since last year. I DO LOVE YOUR PAINTINGS. Every week, the chalanges you make for yourself. Just the perfect teacher! Your brother in arms made a beautiful painting as well in this video. Love to see more of you guys. And of course , the way you film your painting hand is the best I have seen. But I told you that before. Greetings from the Netherlands. Jan.
Hi Ariah, thanks for your time to reply, I really appreciate that. Every time I see both of you painting I feel exciting. Wish you a very creative year! Jan.
Michael, the sky , feels like it has a depth of distance beyond holding the host of the heavens, the liquidity of a satin sea, upon the rock sleeps a beautiful maiden, as though all that surrounds has become her dreams seen by all who gaze. Highest bidder if you present it to the Gallery. Too beautiful to be sold by the inch. ‘’ Dreams of Heaven “‘ it says to me and belongs to you if you so choose. ❤️
8:31 michael - center low mid-ground , “ see the lobster running holding a small orange roughfy fish in a single rear claw as the sea otter just about to ‘ catch his tail for dinner”, it is when your brush is there just above the sea otter on the sand covered bottom soon to be covered in ocean ( holiday has me giddy with siblings coming. ; )b
I just love how you and Ariah are painting the same scene but have such different outcomes! Both painting are beautiful! Hey Michael, is that your voice I hear in Emma's new Wal-Mart ad here on TH-cam?
4:01 - “ center mid-ground sketch, two sprites in human form stand upon a wheel of length with corrugations hidden by it’s energy they transfer skyward their creations enclosed, Archimedes would be so proud -‘’
michael , a singer dressed as an ogre - 5:35 - left of your bristles in solid purple hue , “‘ Rests and positioned as ‘’ singing to the dancers from stage’’ - dancers mentioned were below your brush, ( hearing your bristles upon the canvas with voiced narration)
Beautiful work both of you! I just finished a 24x30 (biggest one I’ve ever done) and it was more FUN to paint big! I don’t know how you guys have those pristine clothes ( I get paint everywhere every time I paint) Michael- take this as constructive; the separated brush strokes work on land and sky much better than they do for water. I just like to see the water colors more blended….This may bias because I’ve always been in awe of the way you portray water I really hate to see you changing anything about your approach to it. But we don’t learn by doing the same thing every time so ignore me😊❤
@@ariahmylesthanks! I say I have two types of clothes; ones covered in paint and ones about to be covered in paint! I LOVE your work; I’m always impressed when you and Michael paint the same scene and get equally beautiful but diverse interpretations. I’d love to see you work a small study into a larger studio painting so we could get a better look at your processes ❤
Hi Michel. That was a fantastic video! and you two gentlemen did great work; those brush hours are really paying off. I so enjoy your videos. I like the large paintings you are doing. Those larger sizes seem to have caused you to have a new freedom in your brushwork. Watching your hand dance across the canvas made me think. I bet this guy played the guitar, and that same action to create music is now used to create art. Merry Christmas, Jesus, is the reason for the season. Max New Zealand
Really enjoyed this one Michael, that’s a lot of canvas to cover. One question I had was when Ariah mentioned he wanted to have “some” sky when you stated that he had a high horizon line and my question is have you done any paintings (I can’t remember from previous videos.) any without any sky in? I did one one time because I remember some of Monet’s paintings were done like this, especially with his gardens and Lily Pond, and I really liked how the one I did turned out and may try it again. I guess it’s all choice of compositional matter.
Thanks! I’ve tried composing without a sky but haven’t been happy with the results. I think it’s just a matter of taste. Personally I like to see some sky!
-( there are “‘ haircuts, motion, dance position , 5:35 , your bristles paint the piano on stage, lyric and notes “‘ propel upwards “‘, we are there adjacent the furthest front standing row ✨✨✨⚡️🔮🤯 )- oh michael , ( earlier energies too )-
- 0:59 - “‘ mr and mrs king kong converse one to another, ( froze at your arrival) , see mr king kong under your pointed end of your brush. ( glimpsed before and after) ✨✨👀
Ariah has a wonderful sense of color harmonies. Like the free way of putting the light highlight.
so kind of you to say that. its much appreciated
I love watching you paint. And I really love when you're painting alongside someone else! Watching two different processes and styles develop...I can't stop smiling☺️
I love how both of you captured the sparkle of light in your paintings. Ariah really nailed it! The larger sizes really seem to work for you. I hope you do more like this.
Thank you David! cheers
Mission accomplished by both of you. Glare captured. Color pushed. Big canvases conquered. In my small indoor painting area, "stepping back 30 feet" to look at a large painting isn't possible. I end up in the kitchen. However, going back to the painting gives a fresh moment of seeing it, so I leave the room often. Thank you, Michael and Ariah, for another great day at the beach.
I love this response. i live in a small house too, so i can defintely sympathize
Wow, two large canvases in two hours. That’s incredible. You both succeeded!
Well done. I like that Arial’s is monochromatic, which gives it a unity and harmony.
Thank you so much! the block in colors are always a challenge to chose.
you are my comfort person. thank you for existing
now that's a compliment
Really enjoyed watching the paintings today. Being on a beach and painting is always a great day ! Thank you both for sharing how you paint.🎨
Thanks a lot. Twoo different paintings with each it's own character. Love them both.
This was fantastic. Really enjoyed both paintings. Thanks so much.
Love the way you paint.
Both paintings are outstanding.
Thanks a lot for these videos! I am waiting for them every sunday! Peace!
an excellent experiment, I think you both pulled it off . Ariah made a great job of the glare, so difficult to achieve, loved this video!
Thank you so much!
Great painting for large canvas! Very fun to watch and so envious of your fabulous subject!
Love your art work. Both are outstanding
Great pictures again. Rocks are actually quite hard to paint especially like those dark ones there, great job, your colour mixes are awesome, thanks.
Great paintings both! Yay, always fun to see Ariah painting with you 👍🏽
That means the most! Thank you
Thank you Michael & Ariah! The brushwork and knife work are excellent. Both paintings feel expansive .
Thanks Gary!
Thank you so much Gary!
Both great paintings
Enjoyed - and staying creative - Thank you 👏
You two are fun,paint more together,both paintings are great in there own way
Enjoyed your painting process, building up color values and most importantly having fun. Thank you both
Thank you for watching
Really enjoyed the video as allways. Look every week since last year. I DO LOVE YOUR PAINTINGS. Every week, the chalanges you make for yourself. Just the perfect teacher! Your brother in arms made a beautiful painting as well in this video. Love to see more of you guys. And of course , the way you film your painting hand is the best I have seen. But I told you that before. Greetings from the Netherlands. Jan.
Thanks Jan!
Thank you for checking us out from the Netherlands! "brother in arms" is right, great way to describe the dynamic.. have a creative day!
Hi Ariah, thanks for your time to reply, I really appreciate that. Every time I see both of you painting I feel exciting. Wish you a very creative year! Jan.
Good one guys. Very ambitious size to paint in one session . Both looked great !
Michael, the sky , feels like it has a depth of distance beyond holding the host of the heavens, the liquidity of a satin sea, upon the rock sleeps a beautiful maiden, as though all that surrounds has become her dreams seen by all who gaze. Highest bidder if you present it to the Gallery. Too beautiful to be sold by the inch. ‘’ Dreams of Heaven “‘ it says to me and belongs to you if you so choose. ❤️
...how poetic
Excellent job, both of you did quite well with that subject. ❤
8:31 michael - center low mid-ground , “ see the lobster running holding a small orange roughfy fish in a single rear claw as the sea otter just about to ‘ catch his tail for dinner”, it is when your brush is there just above the sea otter on the sand covered bottom soon to be covered in ocean ( holiday has me giddy with siblings coming. ; )b
I just love how you and Ariah are painting the same scene but have such different outcomes! Both painting are beautiful! Hey Michael, is that your voice I hear in Emma's new Wal-Mart ad here on TH-cam?
Thanks! No, it’s not me 😊
Thank you kindly...
Both paintings came out so nice! Great job, guys!
Thanks Kay!
Cheers Kayln!
Nice!
4:01 - “ center mid-ground sketch, two sprites in human form stand upon a wheel of length with corrugations hidden by it’s energy they transfer skyward their creations enclosed, Archimedes would be so proud -‘’
Really like your stuff I’m doing a final art piece and could you do a tutorial on how to paint sculptures and buildings would love it
Nice works!
Thanks for a fun video and tips.
Oh man, you both hit it out of the park.
Thank you Maura! so have you lately!
michael , a singer dressed as an ogre - 5:35 - left of your bristles in solid purple hue , “‘ Rests and positioned as ‘’ singing to the dancers from stage’’ - dancers mentioned were below your brush, ( hearing your bristles upon the canvas with voiced narration)
😍
Beautiful work both of you! I just finished a 24x30 (biggest one I’ve ever done) and it was more FUN to paint big! I don’t know how you guys have those pristine clothes ( I get paint everywhere every time I paint) Michael- take this as constructive; the separated brush strokes work on land and sky much better than they do for water. I just like to see the water colors more blended….This may bias because I’ve always been in awe of the way you portray water I really hate to see you changing anything about your approach to it. But we don’t learn by doing the same thing every time so ignore me😊❤
Thanks LeeAnn! I like the longer strokes as well. It's fun to play around with other approach tho!
if it makes you feel better LeeAnn, i have paint on all my clothes! and congratulations on your 24"x30", great accomplishment
@@ariahmylesthanks! I say I have two types of clothes; ones covered in paint and ones about to be covered in paint! I LOVE your work; I’m always impressed when you and Michael paint the same scene and get equally beautiful but diverse interpretations. I’d love to see you work a small study into a larger studio painting so we could get a better look at your processes ❤
Both pieces are killer!!!
(PS. try a 24x48" next :-))) )
cheers Alvin!
Really nice job, guys!👏👏👏🎉Acrylic in oil is like radiator fluid in your car's crankcase 😂
😂
Hi Michel. That was a fantastic video! and you two gentlemen did great work; those brush hours are really paying off. I so enjoy your videos. I like the large paintings you are doing. Those larger sizes seem to have caused you to have a new freedom in your brushwork. Watching your hand dance across the canvas made me think. I bet this guy played the guitar, and that same action to create music is now used to create art. Merry Christmas, Jesus, is the reason for the season. Max New Zealand
Thanks Max!
you better believe he can play the guitar! also, New Zealand is definitely on the list , i gotta make it there one day
8:07 - mid -ground , rocks to the right “‘ they sing “‘ 🎶 , FA la la la laaa la la la 🎶 ( as a choir in “a cappella” 🎶 🌲
I love how your "flat" #8 turns into a filbert. That's what mine do in about a month or so....
Filberts are just worn out flats 😂
you must be putting in the brushwork Debbie!
Really enjoyed this one Michael, that’s a lot of canvas to cover. One question I had was when Ariah mentioned he wanted to have “some” sky when you stated that he had a high horizon line and my question is have you done any paintings (I can’t remember from previous videos.) any without any sky in?
I did one one time because I remember some of Monet’s paintings were done like this, especially with his gardens and Lily Pond, and I really liked how the one I did turned out and may try it again.
I guess it’s all choice of compositional matter.
Thanks! I’ve tried composing without a sky but haven’t been happy with the results. I think it’s just a matter of taste. Personally I like to see some sky!
I really like the idea of having no horizon, but the focus on the water or whatever is in the foreground really has to sing!
Thanks!
Thanks, inspiring to go big!
Loved it!
12:06
멋집니다 😊
Thank you for watching
People dancing in purple - 5:35 - beneath you brush 👀🎶
Good Morning Michael
Good morning Mark!
🎉🎉🎉 beautiful
You should be using a #12
1:29 - Thanos in a hoodie, between you both as he peers above the near rock between you both 🤭
We have all done that acrylic in oil mistake , especially me😅😅😅😅😅😅
😵
-( there are “‘ haircuts, motion, dance position , 5:35 , your bristles paint the piano on stage, lyric and notes “‘ propel upwards “‘, we are there adjacent the furthest front standing row ✨✨✨⚡️🔮🤯 )- oh michael , ( earlier energies too )-
😁
- tandem COMETS come to traverse a distant sky a group of people admire the sight ( upper left and center upper sketch) 3:33 -
- 0:59 - “‘ mr and mrs king kong converse one to another, ( froze at your arrival) , see mr king kong under your pointed end of your brush. ( glimpsed before and after) ✨✨👀
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- 11:39. -( thumbnail guess , more near the top of that beginning second )-
7:55 michael, see YOUR “‘ defying gravity”’ , single tailed , “‘ COSMIC SUSPENDED SKY UFO ‘’ ( top left , ahhh they do exist ; )b
brb,
( biting my typing finger so many images ) 🦷
haha. youre the man mark