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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2019
- More oil painting tips to boost your confidence. At the end of the video I say that this is finished - it isn't! I will be adding more colour in a few weeks.
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Sir it’s incredible how you’re not at all hesitant in sharing all that you have enquired as knowledge and information and share it with us. It’s a very rare thing now a day. Your videos are not just tutorials there is motivational talk going on, it’s full of important and interesting information that all emerging artists deserves to know from artists like you. Thankyou for being and making this channel.
I feel that’s part of the art sharing a finished product is one incredible part but sharing the skills allows more people to enjoy and discover what is possible as well as leave possibilities for people to create and learn new techniques to share with more people.
He's my uncle.
This motivational quote by Stuart Davies is incredible: "Painting is not difficult, the hard part is convincing yourself that painting is easy". Congrats...
It is an amazing quote by him.
Pablo Kalincausky. So talented yet so modest... and very amusing too. I'm so happy I found Stuart's channel and can look forward to watching all his previous videos!
I love it!!
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Yup Bob Ross “Don’t make mistakes make happy accidents”. Good job
watched the entire video I am self taught yt for about 5 years now and still learning so much from great teachers like yourself thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with an old disabled grandma I love the permission to be spontaneous LOL
I’m learning so much (and unlearning even more). Twenty years ago I was exposed to triangular mountains, and huts, and hard edged clouds. I’ve only recently started painting after a few years of illness. Watching your videos is a whole new world! Thank you so much
I am glad you said “everyone can paint” I agree, my statement is always that: “if you can sign your name you have sufficient hand/eye coordination to paint, you just need to learn how to”
“...clouds like a giant cauliflower in the sky”
😂 That made me burst out laughing!!!
I've been painting a lot of cauliflowers lol
Hi Stuart, I am already 60yrs old and planning to do paintings in my last remaining years or days, ha ha ha, I really got a lot of tips and techniques from your videos, I was amused by your style of rendering clouds, it's amazing to start with a very dark shade, and your brush strokes really kills me... I'm browsing all your available videos, spent hours (minimum of 6 hrs) mesmerized by your demos, thanks you for giving us the inspirations and reason of not to give up experimenting and learning... thank very much my Idol! God Bless your charitable works.
thank you for reminding me to get back more confidently to my canvas... has been a year since i didn't touch any canvas... i usually do pieces for free for my friends and family and now i can say that i have to start creating for myself... i really identify with your style and i can find myself in every single work of yours... thank you again for inspiring me!... have a great day!...
I love how the eye tricks me into seeing things that aren’t there. So inspirational. Could have watched for several more hours. I think that I’ve been trying to hard for details and being perfect that it’s really frustrating for me. From now on I will use your method. Thank you.
I know the more comments you get the better it is for you. I prefer many comments to one long comment. Well done this is exactly what I need to get out of my head over focusing on the details
you reminded me of a memory i have stored away. i was a baby/young child in a car seat, my mom was taking me to elementary school and we were driving down from the top of a hill and we saw the sun rise, the way the clouds looked and how the sun peeked through and my mom said “i want to paint that”. that scene burned into my brain. i remember in the moment thinking i’ll paint it for her , but it’s been nearly 25ish years since and i haven’t got the talent to make it how i want. maybe with your videos i can do that one day, thank you for sharing your skills with us !
I lasted until the end. Learning a great deal from you. Appreciate the subtle humour throughout!
I'm a Mexican viewer, who having followed my father's advice not to become a painter when I could have done so, went to medical school and turned into a rather good medic. I actually enjoyed it over the years.
However, now that I'm 75, and have a daughter who paints, I decided to give painting a try, just for fun of it.
Your videos have inspired quite a few good ideas, and helped me get rid of many fears.
Hopefully, you'll see what I achieve.
Sir,, i need a medal in the form of your blessings so that i can develop my own style of painting....
Thank you so much for sharing 🙏
You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. As someone who got a BFA in fine arts, but through life, went in a different direction. You've opened my artistic passion again. Now to find those paints long ago boxed away! Thank you sir, for your kind and beautiful instruction!
Thanks, Steve! Let me know how it goes :-)
Lasted to the end. The finale painting was the medal. ❤️
I find myself being paralyzed by the fear of wrecking the whole painting, so typically i attempt to replicate and don't do anything that i feel like doing. Great video Stuart!
I tell everyone the same thing, you can paint. Thank you. I believe you deserve the metal. Thank you for teaching us. You are GREAT!
I’ve only just watched this, 4 years late, and its probably the most inspiring of your videos I’ve seen. Thank you yet again!
Sir, get over the shock! You are an inspiration and not all artist's paint yet love beauty and sound teaching! You've struck a harmonious chord and we heard, felt and saw it so I'd say you are a musician too! Double 👍 up
Thanks for teaching. I was so shy to paint for years but now I start again. You are inspiring and helpful. Love you
You just said what I was thinking.
I am so glad I found your videos. You have opened up painting for me. It's fun again. Thank you.
Superb!!!
I have always enjoyed standing and looking over a landscape. Even as a teenager I could stand for hours just looking at them. Sadly, I always have people with me, or waiting for me so I cannot stay for as long as I would like. Your paintings look like the old masters. I love watching you make them.
so glad to follow a real gentelmen and artist.......real artists are allways modest
You’re the one who deserves a medal! I’m so happy I found your channel. Thank you for the content!
"Frame of mind is very important when doing a painting". Wise words. Lol at your description of your brush become a chisel! Thank you for sharing your talent!
Stuart your such a fabulous art teacher with a great sense of humor. That sky was amazing,... I meant to say in an earlier comment that God must be right handed to create those beautiful skies you see from your home 😀. Anyone reading this will be thinking I'm mad 😄. Thank you for another great lesson!!
Misted this one last year. Glad I found it now. I always love to just sit and watch you paint and listen to you ramble. I always pick up tips and you inspire me to get in the studio and pick up a brush Thank you
Just starting off painting with a few paint by numbers. That feeling you talk about at the start... Feeling full.. A rush of energy coming up... I can relate... But I think it's unfulfilled by my attempts so far. Very sure that my mind gets caught up in trying to paint 'something' or make it look like something... Which never feels satisfactory. But when I watch you I get that feeling of freedom... Of creating an incredible image that the mind can't help but be absorbed in. Thanks for the inspiration.
That mysterious, evasive, daunting, unknowable dimension of depth! You are helping us to understand how to capture "it" my personal spatial terror that needs shattering! Thank you Stuart for helping me..to..so..do!
I am learning so much from you Stuart. I thank you so much. If i could afford the 500 or so and the airline ticket to your classes I would be there in a heartbeat. Thank you so much. I wish I could give something back.
For 35 yraes I've been painting with acrylics when I saw you the technique the way you paint the freedom you have I Know Iwant to paint Your way Thank You
Your free style is so refreshing....just what I needed to see as I have dedicated my approach to painting this year as being more free! Yes.... how could I not watch til the end?! Your work is so fantastic...love it...mesmerizing. Does all the things a painting should do, especially get the viewer involved in seeing more and more. Thank you so much for making these videos!
Best 46 minutes of my day. Love all the tricks. Also love that you talk about what your doing and how it came about. You are so calming and down to earth with your explanations. Thanks for the inspiration of watching you create such an amazing painting! Till next time, good day from Alabama.
Your instructions as an instructor art teacher is amazing, I love watching you, I learn and you have such a soothing voice.
I also love it when you talk about your college experience and just I love learning about you just on life.
You rock on UA-cam with videos, keep up the amazing videos.
I love your style of painting. You can send me my medal. I watch all your paintings in their entirety. Texas, USA.
You are the triumph of modesty Stuart. Infinitely grateful for being able to see the process of creation of your art. Thank you very much.
Great follow up of your last video!! Thank you for answering the "fat over lean" question and additional information about thin panting layers. I'm inspired to start incorporating painting in my daily art activities based on your "3 fast landscape" video and "more detail without detail"! Kudos for all that you're sharing here!!!
thank you Stuart. these videos are an absolute joy
Stuck with it, so glad I did. Thanks for your video and the effort. You are very generous and I’ll be grateful for any more.
Your video appeared randomly on my UA-cam page and I’m glad it did, I loved watching it ❤️ I will be watching all the rest now. (Graphic designer from NE England)
I've recently put filmmaking aside and have begun painting again after a 40-year hiatus. The superb instruction, fluid, fact-laden commentary and encouragement that you offer is inspiring and exactly what I've been looking for. You give "motivational" a new meaning. Many thanks.
Just wonderful. Inspired and enlightened. Thank you Stuart Davies xxx
Thank you. I always enjoy watching you paint and listen to you ramble. I pick up little tips and you inspire me to get in the studio and pick up a brush
I've just come across your channel Stuart, I'm definitely going to be catching up on your previous videos in between painting, you've already encouraged me to stay away from the small brushes and just loosen up, it's just to easy to get caught up putting detail in grr that's what photographs are for lol I love the idea of shutting your eyes a little when painting skies, listening to you was so relaxing I love your sense of humour :)
I lasted and stayed awake. I love your videos and your style of painting.
Amazing, absolutely amazing. Love Stuart Davies technique and the dramatic effect
Absolutely gorgeous! I think I learned more with your tutorials than having paid dearly for boring dead learning. Thank you. Love the softness and allowing gesso to come through. Please keep teaching. Thank you! And amen to that quote.
I love youre work !!
Wow! love your style and the final result. Beautiful technic. So free flowing. I'm a beginner myself, hope i'll always be. Definitely going to give it a go. Thank you for sharing. By the way, I watched to the end. Wasn't boring at all. Please keep your videos long and detailed as much as possible. Like this one. The process is fascinating in itself. And those who do not want to can run forward. And thanks again.
You get a medal for this video for sure. I will definitely be replaying it.
Wow this has really helped me to begin using oils after 2 years learning some watercolour skills this approach using oils is brilliant. Thanks so much Stuart for taking the time to share your skill and knowledge. Very much appreciated.
Hi Stuart. Watching this one at the end of April, 2020. I love watching you paint in this Pandemic. Very informative but also distracting! You mentioned perspective and some pointers. I could certainly use that lesson. Thanks
Im so impressed wow thankyou
I did have a question if you ever worked in acrylics(Im sure you have...) ?Ive gotten a box of Windsor and Newton paints and they dont seem to mix at all with water?Is this just a scam to get me to buy some medium lol??and is there a medium for acrylics that would let me do what you do in oils?(Rubbing out and moving the paint about....)Thanks in advance and if you just talked about it already in a vid,if you remembered which one ,Id be very grateful
buck roger
Your technique is awesome. The colour, light and dark is subtle and beautiful
It was an absolute pleasure to watch from start to finish. No medal required. :) Thank you very much, Stuart, for generously providing this wonderful video.
Yeah I have difficulty with the "ultra realistic" painters also, so did Picasso. I mean they invented a little thing called the Camera for that...I watched the whole thing, it was fascinating.
"Everything is softly connected to everything else"
Love your paintings Stuart...always exciting! Thank you!!
Stuart, after watching a fair share of your videos and becoming a fan (you are so comforting I can actually fall asleep to them when other things dont work) I am now doing your trick with the hardboard. It's certainly more cost effective than canvas. Still learning your technique, though. I sort of deviated here, lots of things not right yet, need shadows in the tree.
Love the boards, thank you. After using acrylics, oils are lovely . . . Like butter!
Guess I can't attach a photo here.
Hi Stuart, I really love your work. I paint in acrylics at the moment but would love to try oils, what would be the minimum requirements of things to buy to try oils, I don’t have much money so don’t want to buy more than I would need.
Thanks, Mark. Try starting with sap green, red ochre, ultramarine blue and titanium white. No turpentine (use soap) and a plywood or MDF surface.
Plus gesso (3 coats, lightly sanded except the last)
Seems a biblical scene, very beautiful, really!
Yes a kind of ancient ephemeral scene.
@@suzannesaidso3079 a biblical scene is always intense and it makes partt of the truth, but doesn't is ephemeral!
Thank you for sharing your most valuable experience with us. Your work is beautiful!
I love the freedom you show when painting-you inspire confidence for beginners to begin.
Stuart I love your english expressions, and way of teaching keeps me entranced. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, from Teri in USA.
watching you paint , and the serenity in your voice calms me. thank you.
Great teaching!
Enjoy your calm humor and talent. Thank you 🙏🏼
Very much enjoyed two of your videos tonight and looking forward to the rest of them. It’s exciting to me that I think you’ve helped me to chance it and loosen up. Wohoo! You have got me itching to try this technique.Many many thanks.
You’re technique is absolutely fascinating to me. I am an amateur painter who has had no formal education in art since High School. I absolutely love to paint, but generally have very little idea what I am doing aside from having somewhat of a naturally artistic “eye”. I desperately need simple guidance/tips from true talents like you to give me the confidence to keep going for it and try new things. I am so grateful that I can “take lessons” of this caliber on UA-cam. You are amazing! And original. Thank you.
Brilliant as ever .Thanks for the most important tips .
Bravo! So spectacular! Thank you for your generous teaching 🙏🏻
Thank you for speaking about how everyone can paint, as well as ones mood. I needed that. I've had "painter's block" for many years now.
I always make it to the end of each painting can't stop watching ! Thank you for being on UA-cam .
I recently stumbled on your channel and have been obsessed with watching and rewatching all your videos this week. Your painting style is amazing! I would love to see that video on perspective and maybe one day on how you paint an ocean scene. Thanks for making these videos!
Thank you, Mr. Stuart Davies. This is the second video of yours that I have watched. I am truly in awe of your style. I will definitely try this.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.. so much information! Just beautiful work with the sky. Thank you!
Watching and listening to you is very soothing after a stressful day. I like your philosophy around the process of painting, and the effects and finished results are amazing. Glad I found your channel!
Love watching you paint! You are such an inspiring teacher!
I could watch you paint and listen to you narrate all day. I actually have, well almost. I watched a handful of your videos today and am enthralled with your style of painting landscapes. I’m an encaustic painter and have just started to dabble with oil paint, since it mixes well with encaustic. You are inspiring my to put brush to canvas and paint a landscape.
In an earlier video I watched today, you mentioned that you painted dioramas for a period of time. My mom told me once that was a job she dreamed of having when she graduated from Pratt Institute. Some day I will have to come to France and study with you. Until then, please keep making videos, since UA-cam is my art school! Also, I absolutely love the way you paint clouds. The sky in you paintings are beautiful.
The best painting instruction I've ever experienced has been from you. Thank you so much!
I truly am 100% GOBSMACKED! :) THIS.... is how I want to paint ALWAYS!
Yes. I watched the video up to the end. Very instructive and inspirational. Now, back to my canvas. Thank you.
I just love your pallet selection so much.
It Amazes me the detail that arises from the simple textures! Watching you paint is mesmerizing indeed. Thank You so much for the Video’s very much appreciated.
I watch all of your videos till the end! Love your work! I’ve only been painting for about 3 months now & you’re a big help!!
Such an adventure to go with you. It never gets old, the worlds you find within worlds . . . 💓
I love what you do to your boards/canvases, I watch you painting in my free time, usually late in the evenings, never got bored or sleepy, and they are so much better than any medals. A reward after a busy day. I stopped painting long time ago but by some “meaningful coincidence “ I found you on the UA-cam. Yesterday I ordered painting materials and a sanding machine... I feel great full to you for making me open one more window to this mysterious world. I’m looking forward to seeing your next video like a kid to his birthday cake. Thank you.
Your videos are never too long. I enjoy watching the process from start to finish as it helps me when I paint.
Thank you for sharing your craft. I feel indebted and privileged.
Yeah, Just watched the video again, Still fascinated, still love it. I have prepared my board. I am starting tomorrow, now I have re-informed myself of the technique. THANKS Stuart! I Will Let you Know.
--i recognize the surge of energy at the beginning of a piece; diving in with no real idea of what will emerge--i love it.
Thank you for painting. You are the best part of my weekend.
Love watching all your vids, I've taken in 4 of them tonight, learning so much from you, thank you Stuart.
I love your full length videos and your speaking because I am actually here to learn from you. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. God bless you. Keep sharing them please?
Thank you Stuart. Following your tutorials has given me a new lease of my art. You are a true inspiration.
I have watched quite a few of your tutorials, and the amazement is always there. It is like the landscape is hiding in your paintbrush, and only certain movements will tease it onto the canvas. Literally my jaw will drop and I feel butterflies in my stomach .
Love your technique, skill and your commentary helps to keep my focus. Most enjoyable.
I loved the final sky on your painting! I'm a beginner that had lost hope in my paintings but your video reignited my hope that I can do this! Thank you. You are a good instructor!
my favourite landscape artist on UA-cam. Many thanks Stuart !
Yay, I earned a medal. I watched it all absorbing every tip and bit instruction. I only came your videos yesterday. So delighted I found them.