I'm a beginner. This tells me no matter how loose the final result is, every stroke has to be planned. And I like how dark you made the shade in the sand to be and it turned out great. Learned a lot today.
Another day at the beach! Love the sand and the grasses. The shadows create such a beautiful play on all the colors. Great work! Cant't wait for the next video. Thanks again for sharing your work with everyone.
Gorgeous, great tip, don't overwork, agrrr, all realist artists do the same thing. Painting that dang grass drives me crazy. Thoroughly enjoyed your demonstration and appreciate your help.
You mentioned that you use 70% Gamsol to 30% linseed oil. Is that what you use throughout the whole painting until you get to the highlights and then is mostly all pigment? This has been the hardest part to understand when trying to learn how to manipulate the oils. This is a great video. Thanks for sharing your time and talents!
This is a wonderful video. I'm a beginner too and love your channel. Thank you for showing such beautiful stuff. Now I want to learn how to paint like you. My favorite art books: - The Joy of Art by Carolyn Schlam - The Art of Waves by Clark Little - Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson
You are a very good teacher. This is an amazing instructional video. I am a beginner with the oil medium and you have combined the colors on the sand that I have been trying to identify in portraits tutorials that I have seen for quite some time.Amazing, thank you!
Watching this just never gets old. It's my go-to when I need inspiration or to get my head in a better place--just brings me peace:) I sure don't know how you can get those fine lines out of that brush; also, amazing that you can paint without having to put your hand down on the canvas to steady it....magic? So appreciative:) Subscriber from Panama City, FL
I was amazed to see how the sand was "flattened out". Initially it seemed like there was one large, long dune that was very high, but over the course of the painting with all the small colour additions and slight changes, especially the brush strokes, it evened out a became less steep and more gentle. I also learned a lot regarding the building up of so many layers in the bushes, all the time getting lighter, and lighter, creeping forward, getting longer thinner strokes at the end. I learned so much watching this, thank you for sharing your skills.
I’m very happy that you got something out of this, thank you for watching!! Yes you can the appearance by changing the direction of the strokes and creating the contours where you want them!
Thank you for lesson, ist so great, exactly landscape how is in my country Latvia , always wanna learn. Today I'll try your tutorial👍👍👍👍👍great work. (sorry for my grammar mistakes) 🌼🌼🌼
The sand in this painting and in all of your paintings, is amazing. You can feel the softness. Is the full version of this video available? in it you discussed the various colors used for the different shades of sand. Thanks for sharing your amazing talent!
¡Qué bella obra de arte!. Nací entre el mar y los cerros y esa bella duna sin duda me hizo correr nuevamente sobre ellas junto a mis hermanos hace ya muchos años. Muchas gracias por este bello trabajo.
Karim great painting as usual. Thx a million. I request a lesson on blocking process of a landscape of multiple tones. I am confused on colors, contrast, etc etc. Pls help us. Regards
Very nice. Looks like you are using a very fine...?linen canvas? What are your favorite brushes for oils? I appreciate your gamsol-lindseed oil medium comment. Fluidity or lack thereof can certainly affect the outcome of a painting and it's been difficult for me to determine the best way to go. Becoming more aware of methods to approaching a painting and thinking it through for the best outcome. Thank you much.
Thank you Denise!! The canvas I used is medium textured, but I sand it down a little with 180 grit sandpaper! For brushes I use some synthetics and the rest are bristle blends! I like the Winsor&Newton brushes, and Princeton’s Polytip Catalyst 6500 series also!
Excellent lesson. I love the purple you use for the dune shadows. I have made my own using cad red, ultra M blue. Are those the pigments you used? Thanks in advance.
Great tutorial, so many wonderful tips and great guidance. Your voice is very nice, soothing, but I found the background music distracting. Otherwise, great lesson! Thank you
This one is my favourite one! Just want to ask you what brand of brushes you use, they seem to have shorter bristles than mine, which would make it easier for painting those strokes. Thanks
@@GebahiArtworks I searched that site and found some of those brushes you used on that site, but which size / shape brush did you use at the start - for the dark part of the sky? And also - what size fan brush was that? It is smaller than mine. Thanks
Amelya Goldy I used a #8 flat for the sky, but remember if you’re doing a larger painting you might want to go to a #10 or 12! The fan brush was a #1 synthetic.
Beautiful painting. I have a question about the yellow that you used. You listed Cad Yellow at beginning of video but during video you mentioned using Cad Yellow Lt and Cad yellow medium. Could you clarify? Love your style.
Hi Deborah, I must have added Cad Yellow Lt to my palette, because it’s not a starting color for me! I always start with cad yellow medium which has a little red in it, so it’s versatile. I use cad yellow Lt for highlights and bright greens.
Lol, I can’t make everyone happy!! I do the best I can with what I have to teach others, but hey, it is what it is! Thank you for your support Margot!!
paintings you do are w/o depth as cut in near half,overworked grass. when is anything lighter,as reeds, onthe shadowed side. all your work repeats aforementioned.,tioned
Hi Mirala, you are right it did in the past but it also had and underlying soundtrack that TH-cam was giving me a hard time about say it was copyrighted. I don’t see why because it was Apple’s license, anyways, I had to delete the entire sound from the video otherwise the problems kept coming with TH-cam, so I apologize for that!
Sorry, TH-cam flagged me for music copyright and took it down, so I had to take all the sounds down. I’m might redo this video in the near future! Sorry for the inconvenience!
Hi Vanessa, I actually did this painting in one sitting, and I was able to achieve that by using a paint drier, such as Liquin! Also the first layer was painted thin so that it dries quicker with the drier and the subsequent layers where laid on thicker while still using liquin in the paint itself.
@@GebahiArtworks Hi, I love this tutorial and have had a go in acrylics and now going to try it in oils. I have only used Zest-It as a medium - do you mix Liquin, Gamsol and linseed oil for the whole painting? Many thanks
@@lynnwise2752 yes, I have a small bottle where I mixed 30% linseed oil to 70% Gamsol in it so it’s ready to use at all times! I use it throughout the painting and you can use it throughout all stages of the painting! Or you can just use Liquin all by itself.
I'm a beginner. This tells me no matter how loose the final result is, every stroke has to be planned. And I like how dark you made the shade in the sand to be and it turned out great. Learned a lot today.
Thank you very much for watching!!
You make this look so easy. I really like your style, especially in oils.😊
Thank you!!!
Such a very simple scene, yet powerful in its story and very expressive. Love the knife work to create the wave line.
Thank you very much!!!
Wonderfull art , a great video with lovely music. Love the colors and the shadows . Thank you so much.
My pleasure, thank you for watching!!
Another day at the beach! Love the sand and the grasses. The shadows create such a beautiful play on all the colors. Great work! Cant't wait for the next video. Thanks again for sharing your work with everyone.
Thank you very much JoAnne!! I may be doing a spoonbill portrait next, not sure yet.
I love how this came out. The sand is beautiful and the grasses realistic and natural looking
Jackie Garroutte thank you very much!!!
Gorgeous, great tip, don't overwork, agrrr, all realist artists do the same thing. Painting that dang grass drives me crazy. Thoroughly enjoyed your demonstration and appreciate your help.
Thank you very much Leah!!! I know the feeling,, a painting is never finished and you’re your own worst critic!
I came across this channel by mistake
This turned out the best mistake I've ever done
U gained a faithful subscriber
Thank you very much!!!!
I have a new video coming out today!
Learning so much from you Karim. Thank you sir for sharing!
Anytime Robbie!!! Thank you for watching!!
You mentioned that you use 70% Gamsol to 30% linseed oil. Is that what you use throughout the whole painting until you get to the highlights and then is mostly all pigment? This has been the hardest part to understand when trying to learn how to manipulate the oils. This is a great video. Thanks for sharing your time and talents!
You’re correct Nancy, you can use it throughout the painting all the way to the highlights! Or every subsequent layers!
This is a wonderful video. I'm a beginner too and love your channel. Thank you for showing such beautiful stuff. Now I want to learn how to paint like you.
My favorite art books:
- The Joy of Art by Carolyn Schlam
- The Art of Waves by Clark Little
- Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson
Thank you very much!! Also try Roger Bansemer!
You are a very good teacher. This is an amazing instructional video. I am a beginner with the oil medium and you have combined the colors on the sand that I have been trying to identify in portraits tutorials that I have seen for quite some time.Amazing, thank you!
Thank you very much Christy for the compliment!!!
What a beautiful painting, your level of detail is absolutely stunning here, so natural & lifelike, what a talent you really possess. Wonderful.
Thank you, much appreciated!!!
Watching this just never gets old. It's my go-to when I need inspiration or to get my head in a better place--just brings me peace:) I sure don't know how you can get those fine lines out of that brush; also, amazing that you can paint without having to put your hand down on the canvas to steady it....magic? So appreciative:) Subscriber from Panama City, FL
Thank you very much, it just takes some practice and you get used to it! It depends on the amount of pressure you apply on the brush.
Beautiful painting and lesson!
Jack Rainfield thank you!!!
Great tutorial and beautiful painting. Thank you so much. Your grasses are just magical 😊
Thank you very much Lynn!!
I was amazed to see how the sand was "flattened out". Initially it seemed like there was one large, long dune that was very high, but over the course of the painting with all the small colour additions and slight changes, especially the brush strokes, it evened out a became less steep and more gentle.
I also learned a lot regarding the building up of so many layers in the bushes, all the time getting lighter, and lighter, creeping forward, getting longer thinner strokes at the end.
I learned so much watching this, thank you for sharing your skills.
I’m very happy that you got something out of this, thank you for watching!! Yes you can the appearance by changing the direction of the strokes and creating the contours where you want them!
Your painting is so beautiful. I love sand dunes and sea grass paintings. So peaceful and your colouring of the sand and shadows, perfect.
Thank you very much Patricia!!!
I hope to learn from you on how to work those shadow colors! Lovely!
You will Ann, I’ll do my best to help you !!
Just beautiful!! Thank you! Love your work!
Diane Novick thank you, I have a new video uploaded, but acrylics! Don’t forget to subscribe!
Thank you for lesson, ist so great, exactly landscape how is in my country Latvia , always wanna learn. Today I'll try your tutorial👍👍👍👍👍great work. (sorry for my grammar mistakes) 🌼🌼🌼
Thank you very much!!!
Great tutorial beautiful painting thank you🥰
Thank you Tish!!!
Love this
Thank you very much Sharon!!
Thank you, great video.
Thank you very much Mirala!!!
Love this kind of painting, so soothing to the eye. Beautiful colour work.
Thank you very much Patricia!!!
The sand in this painting and in all of your paintings, is amazing. You can feel the softness. Is the full version of this video available? in it you discussed the various colors used for the different shades of sand. Thanks for sharing your amazing talent!
Thank you very much, unfortunately I no longer have the full video. I lost it when upgrading to a new iPhone and wasn’t properly backed up!
How absolutely stunning,an amazing tutorial thank you for sharing your talent.
Thank you very much Jennifer!!!
Wow, ist looks so real. Wonderful 👏 Greetings from Heidelberg, Germany 👋🍀
Danke Gabriele!!!
👍🙋♀️🍀
Love this. How to find a painting out of nowhere! I'm trying to copy in gouache. Thanks for sharing.
Anytime!!!
I love your videos! This is such a beautiful painting! You are inspiring me in my horse paintings to come! Thank you!
Go for it Janet!!! Why wait!
I’ll soon have an animal portrait in the works, maybe in oils, not sure yet!!
Beautiful painting, great work and great techniques
Thank you very much Baba!!!
Beautiful painting very helpful 👌👏👏🤲
Thank you very much Samia!!!
i sure did love this one! thanks for sharing this
Anytime!!!
OMG, love it.!!!
Thank you Leah!!!
Amazing work! Thank you for sharing this video 😊
My pleasure, thank you for watching!!!
Great tutorial. Thanks ☺️😊☺️
Painterly Brushes anytime, thank you for watching!!!
Огромное спасибо за такой детальный урок.Очень красиво и познавательно.
My pleasure, thank you!!
Excellent seascapes painting
Thank you !!!
Just love love this picture ! 🙋🏻❤️👍😉
Thank you very much Kenneth!!!
So realistic! Brilliant!
Thank you very much Cheryl!!!
Just subscribed and hit that bell thing too. Thank you for sharing your excellent how-tos.
Thank you Tim, got another coming maybe tomorrow, but it’s a time lapse landscape!
Amazing tutorial! Hope to be at least half as good as you are with the brushes one day!
It’ took me lots of practice before getting there! You do the same and you’ll get there, and I’ll try to help you!
¡Qué bella obra de arte!. Nací entre el mar y los cerros y esa bella duna sin duda me hizo correr nuevamente sobre ellas junto a mis hermanos hace ya muchos años. Muchas gracias por este bello trabajo.
Thank you!!!
Most impressive my man. Limited palette and good brush control. Cheers and subbed of course.
Thank you Martin, cheers!!!
What a lovely time lapse video, thank you enjoyed watching 🖌️
Thank you Chrissy!!!
Very very nice so reallistical, a pleasure to watch 💓💯
Thank you very much!!!
Vey pretty. Glad yt recommended me this :)
Thank you very much Mala!!!
Amazing color mixing
Thank you very much!!!
Congratulations! welcome to Brazil
Lol!! Obrigado!!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Thank you very much Kathleen!!!
Beautiful
D Campbell thank you!!!!
Thank you so much. I really enjoyed painting this from your tutuorial.
Thank you for watching Nicole!!!
This is beautiful! Thanks for the tuturorial :)
Susan Lindblad thank you very much!!!
I also found this, will be following! Beautiful work!
I really appreciate that, thank you!!!
Karim great painting as usual. Thx a million. I request a lesson on blocking process of a landscape of multiple tones. I am confused on colors, contrast, etc etc. Pls help us. Regards
Thank you very much, I’ll do my best!!
Very good
Thank you!!!
Superbe, magnifique j'adore 👏👍🏻
Merci beaucoup Bruno!!!
Great lesson, thank you!
Thank you for watching Tina!!!
And I think my English will be better with your lessons 😉👍
LOL!!!
Wooow just amazing. Thank you for sharing. I will subscribe to se more.
Thank you very much for watching and subscribing!!!
That was beautiful!
Thank you very much!!!
Magnifique,merci👍😊
Merci beaucoup Alicja!!!
Beautiful, I feel like I just want to walk on it.
Thank you very much!!!
Amazing, love it 🥰
Thank you Wendy!!!!
Excellent.
Thank you Yoran!!!
I love it!!!!!!!!
I thank you very much Rima!!!
Очень красиво! Лайк и подписка! Удачи🐞🍀🐞🍀🐞🍀!!!
Thank you!!
J'aime beaucoup ! Merci pour HD l
Merci beaucoup Kafadar!!! J’aurais d’autres bientôt.
professional👌
Thank you Hanie!!!
Me encanta!!!! Pero no hablo inglés y no entiendo casi nada, aún así voy a intentarlo....muchas gracias por tu video....
Lo siento!! Pero gracias!!!
Very nice. Looks like you are using a very fine...?linen canvas? What are your favorite brushes for oils? I appreciate your gamsol-lindseed oil medium comment. Fluidity or lack thereof can certainly affect the outcome of a painting and it's been difficult for me to determine the best way to go. Becoming more aware of methods to approaching a painting and thinking it through for the best outcome. Thank you much.
Thank you Denise!! The canvas I used is medium textured, but I sand it down a little with 180 grit sandpaper! For brushes I use some synthetics and the rest are bristle blends! I like the Winsor&Newton brushes, and Princeton’s Polytip Catalyst 6500 series also!
@@GebahiArtworks Thank you for you kind help. It is so very much appreciated.
Denise Sils anytime!!!
Excellent lesson. I love the purple you use for the dune shadows. I have made my own using cad red, ultra M blue. Are those the pigments you used? Thanks in advance.
Thank you Tom!! I used ultramarine blue and alizarin crimson but you can use cad red, it’ll just be a little muted!
@@GebahiArtworks Thanks for the quick response! I'm gonna try az crim! Thanks for the tip! Cheers!
Love how use master the shadows. What detail brush did you use for the grasses?
Thank you, I just used a liner brush!!
Beautifully
Thank you very much Rizwan!!!
Great tutorial, so many wonderful tips and great guidance. Your voice is very nice, soothing, but I found the background music distracting. Otherwise, great lesson! Thank you
Thank you very much Brook!!!
Absolutely stunning painting. Could you say if charcoal used for initial rub-in (0' 26"), and what size the canvas is?
Thank you Elizabeth, I used vine charcoal for an initial sketch, because vine charcoal is easier to rub out than regular charcoal!
Nicely done! The difficulty is to paint the grass.
It takes some work, but that’s why I try to teach how to paint masses and use different techniques to interpret grasses fast without so much labor!
New sub! Very nice!
I really appreciate that Karen!!! Thank you!!
Great 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you Giti!!!
Beauty
Thank you!!!
Здорово!
Thank you!!
мне очень понравилось!👍❤️
Thank you!!!
Beautiful painting. What type of brush did you use for the fine detail - to paint these individual grasses? What's the name of this brush?
Thank you!! It was a # 1 Princeton Aspen 6300 series round brush.
@@GebahiArtworks thank you!
Thanks a lot for your beautiful video, thanks for sharing please, stay connected plz.❤.. 💯..
❤....
Thank you Alin, with pleasure!!!
Podrías pintar este mismo cuadro con acrílicas en tiempo real????? Es que me encanta tu trabajo y me encanta oirte....
Yo tengo una video casi mismo in acrylicos !
@@GebahiArtworks si??? No lo vi...quisiera encontrarlo
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Can you list the size brushes you are using and also what size canvas?
I was using mostly flats: # 4,6,8, also used a liner brush, I believe it was a 1/0 Liner!
@@GebahiArtworks thank you!
Good....salam art.....
Thank you!!!
This one is my favourite one! Just want to ask you what brand of brushes you use, they seem to have shorter bristles than mine, which would make it easier for painting those strokes. Thanks
Thank you Amelya!!! I’m using Powercryl brushes by CreativeMark , find them at Jerry’s Artarama, and Princeton Catalyst polytip!
Gebahi Artworks thanks for that! :-)
@@GebahiArtworks I searched that site and found some of those brushes you used on that site, but which size / shape brush did you use at the start - for the dark part of the sky? And also - what size fan brush was that? It is smaller than mine. Thanks
Amelya Goldy I used a #8 flat for the sky, but remember if you’re doing a larger painting you might want to go to a #10 or 12! The fan brush was a #1 synthetic.
Gebahi Artworks thanks - going to look for those now!
Beautiful painting. I have a question about the yellow that you used. You listed Cad Yellow at beginning of video but during video you mentioned using Cad Yellow Lt and Cad yellow medium. Could you clarify? Love your style.
Hi Deborah, I must have added Cad Yellow Lt to my palette, because it’s not a starting color for me! I always start with cad yellow medium which has a little red in it, so it’s versatile. I use cad yellow Lt for highlights and bright greens.
Can I do this with acrylic paints?
You absolutely can !!
Why do some give this video thumbs down???
Lol, I can’t make everyone happy!! I do the best I can with what I have to teach others, but hey, it is what it is!
Thank you for your support Margot!!
How did you mix the sand color?
Cad yellow medium, alizarin crimson, and a touch of ultramarine blue, plus white!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
S U P E R. V I D E O!!!!!!!!
Thank you very much Gloria!!!
paintings you do are w/o depth as cut in near half,overworked grass. when is anything lighter,as reeds, onthe shadowed side. all your work repeats aforementioned.,tioned
Thank you Janet!!
This video used to have your commentary. Is that video taken off youtube?
Hi Mirala, you are right it did in the past but it also had and underlying soundtrack that TH-cam was giving me a hard time about say it was copyrighted. I don’t see why because it was Apple’s license, anyways, I had to delete the entire sound from the video otherwise the problems kept coming with TH-cam, so I apologize for that!
@@GebahiArtworks thank you for getting back to me. Love your videos. And wish you all the best.
@@miriamdevereux7508 thank you!!
Hi- I went to watch it again today for inspiration. What happened to your voiceover?
Sorry, TH-cam flagged me for music copyright and took it down, so I had to take all the sounds down. I’m might redo this video in the near future! Sorry for the inconvenience!
I may be doing another one but full tutorial with explanations soon!
Hi. Thanks for the reply. I hope you do. Your voiceovers make the videos make sense. I understand them so much better.
Hi was it hours or days you left the first layer to dry?
Hi Vanessa, I actually did this painting in one sitting, and I was able to achieve that by using a paint drier, such as Liquin! Also the first layer was painted thin so that it dries quicker with the drier and the subsequent layers where laid on thicker while still using liquin in the paint itself.
@@GebahiArtworks Hi, I love this tutorial and have had a go in acrylics and now going to try it in oils. I have only used Zest-It as a medium - do you mix Liquin, Gamsol and linseed oil for the whole painting? Many thanks
@@lynnwise2752 yes, I have a small bottle where I mixed 30% linseed oil to 70% Gamsol in it so it’s ready to use at all times! I use it throughout the painting and you can use it throughout all stages of the painting! Or you can just use Liquin all by itself.
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Looks almost like snow instead of sand.
You should visit some of Florida’s beaches! Sand looks like sugar!