The Baumann Effect 11 Painting Demo. Concept, Focal Point, Color and so much more
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2024
- In This Video Stefan Baumann Discusses with his students Color, Concept, focal point, and painting from your imagination. Inspiring Millions to paint outdoors, with his PBS Television series "The Grand View", "America's National Parks Through the Eyes of an artist", Stefan Baumanns delivers his message with passion and elegance, the message that anyone can paint if they have the desire.
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The paintings of Stefan Baumann reveal the true spirit of nature by transporting the viewer to distant lands that have gone unseen and undisturbed. With the huge success of Baumann’s weekly PBS television series “The Grand View: America’s National Parks through the Eyes of an Artist,” millions of people witness for themselves the magic Stefan portrays on canvas, his passion for nature and the American landscape. By distilling his love of nature into a luminous painting of brilliant, saturated color that transcends conventional landscape and wildlife art, Baumann has captured the hearts and imaginations of a generation. Each painting becomes an experience rather than merely a picture - a vivid manifestation of his special and personal union with nature and the outdoor world. Through his mastery of light, color and artful composition, Baumann invites you to experience nature in its purity. It is no wonder that for many years distinguished American collectors, including former presidents and financial icons, have sought out his work.
I’ve been watching your videos for a very long time, and I still always Learn something from you. Thank you
Thank you 🙏🏾 Stephan Baumann. It’s very beautiful and creative too.
My acrylic painting of Vernal Falls just won 2nd. place at the county senior art show in the professional division. I reworked some of it after watching you paint it and dramatically develop the light in the scene.
You are fantastic!
And l have been an artist for over 30 years professionally
Thank you for the wonderful lesson. You reignited what I have almost lost while trying to get details so accurate. I still want them, but you labeled what I want to paint in the first place. Thank you. I am beginning at age 74. But the talent is in me. I just need to add the skill to bring out what is in there.
Stefan you are amazing. Thank you for being on here.
Mary, your the amazing one, and you are welcome.
Loved the description of " where the magic happens"
Really great tips in this video Stefan. Now trying to apply all these principals is where the magic is going to happen! 💖
Thank you. Your so helpful
Thank you so much for this video. You show pure knowledge, experience and expertise (I feel like I'm reading my art books) in every sentence, it's sincerely astonishing!
Your so weocome
I have just watched you paint an oak. Now I'm hooked. You are so unique! Much appreciation. I love how you used negative painting to carve the tree to life. I grew up in California too. BA from UC Davis in Botany. Spent 3 months in the SN back country studying high alpine meadows. My sister ended up as the Mt. Shasta District Ranger. So although we live in Salt Lake City, we have visited Mt Shasta so many times. All this to say I totally get your vision. And yes the light is so evocative, but in the case of Castle Rock + Mt Shasta, I think the GRANDEUR has imprinted on your heart. Your love of life and nature is what is shining through. My lovely memories are always dramatically lit.
So is she still a ranger and what is her name I might know here
@@StefanBaumann she retired and now lives in Ashland. Her name is Priscilla Franco. They have a home in Weed though too, off of Stage Coach road and Aspen. Across from the Dwight Hammond reservoir.
@@martimajor4766 That is a block from my
@@StefanBaumann well I will sign up for h your spring workshop. And maybe get her in on it. I want to do paintings that show the power and tragedy of fire. My sister has been trying to get a ART ON FIRE program going with the forest service. To capture the beauty, tragedy, heroics and loss of fire. We have to wake peoples up to our threatened forests and planet in imbalance.
I would like to see it completed. The blue shop towels are excellent for wiping or blotting the paint because there isn't any lint. Thank you for sharing your experiences. From upstate New York.🤗
I enjoy the way you teach! 👍🏻👏🏻
Watching again! Very informative.
I couldn't agree with you more about canvas vs Masonite. The smoothness of the board enables you to put the paint just where you want it without the interference of the canvas "grid" grabbing your paint on you.
Grabbing the viewer is one of the toughest pieces to capture when you go about your painting for you must choose what you want to convey!
As for stopping on a dime to capture a moment, I've got hubby trained to stop as soon as I yell "Ooooh!!! Stop! Stop! Stop!" He literally can't help himself lol. He now looks for those magical moments with me :-)
Good to know about the horizontal/vertical balancing. Thank you for your insights, beauty, and poetry of coaching. Much appreciated 🙏❤🥰
Thank you Stefan for these videos. Great tips on practical aspects like surfaces and mediums which makes painting a more pleasurable practice. I love those videos about the keys to great paintings. As a painter I can say wholeheartedly it enhances what I learned in the art school that I graduated from in Florence. Have a grand day ❤️
You are amazing Coach...you don't know how much I admire you!!
I love the way you have demonstrated here!! Amazing amazing ❤️❤️❤️ and you are so funny....🤭🤭 And so intelligent too and a great artist too...much much more
Love this! Thank you!
Wonderful. Thank you! I learn more from your videos than all the art lessons I have been to put together!
Oooh. Number 11. I'm so excited.
Live from Lake of the Ozarks, Mo.
Ok I love what you doing,you talking sense and very informative ,you good
I love you, Thanks for all your painting help which also translates to other mediums such as acrylics with a little slow-dry medium
I love you also
Sir I have learnt a lot from your videos and still learning...lots of love and respect from India...
I i luv that phrase "Its like the finger of God" I've heard u say it a couple times now. But that's excatly what i think, what it's like is you're seeing a miracle for that fleeting minute or so..
Do that for me paint, as if god is pointing at you.
Love the mountains
Have been applying your wet wet technique. Have been doing that but not as consistently as I should. Now I make sure I start , the next day by wetting a painting I need to finish with turpentine and safiroil.
Really great incentives
Stefan, what is the difference between checkering and notan? This video is just Awesome. Thank you
Checkering is a pattern of light and dark values. NOTAN is a way to make preliminary thumbnails in just black and white. NOTAN helps simplify values and identify strong compositions. NOTAN is used for planning. Checkering is used to build strong value structures in finished paintings and you can use it to organize a pattern of light and dark in NOTAN. Was that helpful at all? It can be confusing.
@@GalleryBry Your so right, you must be a Baumannite!
I was happy to hear that you make some of the painting up out of imagination - from your vast knowledge of the area, putting somethings together not quite the way nature did, but will look beautiful on the canvas. I paint my favorite lake frequently. One sister didn't understand the patch of wildflowers. They haven't bloomed yet when she is there and yes, I do add a few extra - and skip a few docks and add an eagle etc...
Very enjoyable. Thank you.
Could you explain more how you use clove oil? Is there a particular kind you use and how much do you use in you paints? Is the primary purpose just to slow the drying time? Do you use it wil Liquin? Thank you!
Clove oil is mainly used to slow drying. Some people use a few drops mixed with another oil. Then you can dip your brushes in it To keep them from drying out. An easier option is to get a small paint roller tray and then put a little gamblin safflower oil in it. Then just lay your brushes in it and they will stay oily indefinitely. It’s also less messy. Putting it in liquin would be counterproductive because Liquin is used to speed drying.
Lots of wonderful paintings are on on canvasas.
You are so super!
I like blue shop towels I get from a local auto parts place. they are lint free! No more lint on my brushes!
I’m from India and would love to learn more from you, please do tell n advice how to take it forward
Fabulous video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
How thick is your board? Is it best to paint all sides?
One day I'll get to attend your workshop- I can atleast dream
Hi Stefan , Ontario Canada here , I have been following you on youtube for years , on one episode you mentioned a possible book , if it does come to fruition , I would love a copy , I am in contact with 100's of artist's in all level of their careers and recommend them to watch your videos.
Oh shit ! Lol that’s my whole process !
where did you get the vest?
Hi Stefan,
Where are you?
How do I become your student? Greatest teacher.
Just give me a call 415-606-9074 Info on website StefanBaumann.com
Dramatic!
When will it be on Patreon?
"It hasta be Shasta!"
Looks like the Dolomites in Italy
Stefan, I'm inspired. Please can I connect with you?
I bought my mom a gallery -
She👈🏽HAD 1,500 PAINTINGS
I've been a brat -until recently repented and have yet to paint
But stuck (mom gone) please😓help🙏🏽
So have you ever painted a flying saucer?
not yet
I used to be a golfer and a painter, now im a painter.
Is anyone else “flagged” every time I hear a certain word???
As a nurse I’ve seen lots of it. When I hear the word I see smell experience and it sickens me.
Am I the only one?
I would prefer to focus on painting, would you?
Brilliant! Following these closely from across the pond in Britain, glad to see you haven’t been to badly affected by the fires. Let’s hope shasta doesn’t blow its top! Having watched all your other videos I’ve learned so much and always ask myself “what were you thinking???” But getting to see you paint is giving me even more clues and helping me improve. Thank you (next time I sell a painting I will be joining patreon 😄)
🤗👍
That was true of Babe Ruth as well... he lead the league in strike outs the year he hit 60