They are actually harvesting grain and would bale the straw after. The machine is a combine which augers the grain into the wagon that is being pulled by the tractor. Hay is cut green, raked into rows, allowed to dry then baled. Haylage is a different procedure again from dry hay preservation.
Many thanks for the demonstration and well done on capturing the essence of the harvest perfectly. I live in the countryside and I love this time of year, even with the Tractor Traffic Jams LOL. Great painting and great advice as always. Many thanks once again.
Brilliant tutorial, thanks. I see you have a load of teaching videos on youtube, so I must get watching. I usually paint with acrylics but I'd love to try watercolour. And as my class instructor isn't keen, I'll learn from you instead!
@@jhimlybaruah5233 Oooh... that's a hard question... We have such a diversity of landscape where I live that it's difficult to pick out one element above them all. If pushed, though, I would pobably have to say that mountains and rocks are my main 'thing', and anything to do with water...
Hi Peter what a lovely rendition of haymaking! I would love to copy this painting especially the pencil sketch. If I can get the sketch right and proportions I'll be very pleased -since this my first time watching your videos (since the painting & drawing channel days) I wish to say I like the concise and clear guidance. Much appreciated - some of the comments below are reflective of how folks appreciate your videos THANKS AGAIN!
Ah... the Painting and Drawing Channel days... it's still there, but in a slightly different format... I'm pleased you enjoyed it, Terry - go and give it your best shot!
Oh, I think you are terrific. Your explanations, demonstrations, sense of humour and excellent skin, by the way, are so entertaining....well, your excellent skin is not really 'entertaining'! Your artwork is great too! Thank you!
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Peter I had given up on watercolors until I discovered your videos. Thank you so much. Beautiful art work. Great artist.
They are actually harvesting grain and would bale the straw after. The machine is a combine which augers the grain into the wagon that is being pulled by the tractor. Hay is cut green, raked into rows, allowed to dry then baled. Haylage is a different procedure again from dry hay preservation.
Lovely colour selection
I can't believe I just discovered you. Great videos! Going back through them all and love your style.
Thanks D Jenney - Better late than never... welcome! More new content on its way (I'm busy with art shows right now), so watch this space!
Many thanks for the demonstration and well done on capturing the essence of the harvest perfectly.
I live in the countryside and I love this time of year, even with the Tractor Traffic Jams LOL. Great painting and great advice as always. Many thanks once again.
Great video!😊
You have me wishing I had taken photos of the harvest nearby now. A brilliant painting. Thanks so much for this tutorial...
Fantastic tutorials. Presentation is excellent. Thank you
I'm sure the farmer would be tickled pink, to see that someone showed enough interest in their work, to paint such a lovely picture.
A modern rural idyll, plenty of action, though completely relaxing. Great balanced tones. I learned a lot from this painting.
¡Qué hermoso cielos! Además la imagen es realmente hermosa... Felicitaciones Peter.
Brilliant tutorial, thanks. I see you have a load of teaching videos on youtube, so I must get watching. I usually paint with acrylics but I'd love to try watercolour. And as my class instructor isn't keen, I'll learn from you instead!
I love to listen to you because you tell why and how well done magical paintings wonderful teacher thank you
Thanks for the feedback Debs - I'm pleased you enjoyed the demonstration
great tutorial! thanks for share your skill!
Harikalar yaratıyorsun Peter.
Peter like the way you explain your creations. Jhimly
Thanks Jhimly - I'm pleased you found the demonstration helpful... and coherent...
@@peterwoolleyartist hi Peter what part of your home landscape inspires you the most to paint?
@@jhimlybaruah5233 Oooh... that's a hard question... We have such a diversity of landscape where I live that it's difficult to pick out one element above them all. If pushed, though, I would pobably have to say that mountains and rocks are my main 'thing', and anything to do with water...
Amazing how you do beautiful painting with limited palette.
Hi Peter what a lovely rendition of haymaking! I would love to copy this painting especially the pencil sketch. If I can get the sketch right and proportions I'll be very pleased -since this my first time watching your videos (since the painting & drawing channel days) I wish to say I like the concise and clear guidance. Much appreciated - some of the comments below are reflective of how folks appreciate your videos THANKS AGAIN!
Ah... the Painting and Drawing Channel days... it's still there, but in a slightly different format... I'm pleased you enjoyed it, Terry - go and give it your best shot!
Oh, I think you are terrific. Your explanations, demonstrations, sense of humour and excellent skin, by the way, are so entertaining....well, your excellent skin is not really 'entertaining'! Your artwork is great too! Thank you!
Thanks Bruce - I'm pleased you enjoyed it!
Brilliant I don’t understand why there’s two thumbs down
I love your work. *sigh.