Ryan, right on-an honorable mention and a win. Outstanding! I love to watch you paint. You just make me feel good. Sort of met you at PACE in Denver. Maybe I’ll see you paint at Reno in May.
Hey Ryan, stoked you’re going to make some videos! I’d love to see a raw session of you painting one from start to finish, just locked in your zone , as if the camera wasn’t even there. I love your boat paintings, and your beach paintings with people in them, I’d really enjoy watching one of those sometime in the future! Thanks for sharing your art and inspiring! 🎨🙏
YES!!! I love to paint faster than I can think. Then I know I'm. painting from my heart Thanks for sharing this! I have a lot of work ahead of me to gain the skills, I can't wait for the next video.
Ryan, your cows crossing water (from demo, PACE, Denver) inspires me every time I slow down to really feel it. Your words inspire deep. Thank you for all you've done, are doing and will do. I'm honored to have one of your pieces, the fact your little daughter put the first 3 spots of color on it make it even more sweet to my heart. You really should think about some TX panhandle painting in your future, little rain, great sun shadows...some wonderful folks, just saying...
I really struggle with oils when doing Plein air. Thought I'd switch to acrylics, maybe do a final layer of oils in the studio. You make it look easy. All the practice you get shows, like your work ethic and enthusiasm. Plus, your work is beautiful, energetic, just right, not overdone.
@@ryanjensenart I'm thinking some classic dairy cows, maybe brown spotted ones. Of course, one in primary focus, and some in the background...sunset...etc etc.. your the pro :)
Dude! So glad I found your channel! Amazing work and kick-ass style! I'm fascinated by your process particularly at the beginning when you wash the canvas with what will be...to the viewer it's challenging to see the patterns and shapes I know you must see. I am just beginning to paint after many, many years as a photographer and almost 10 years transforming photos into digital paintings. Looking forward to seeing whats next on your channel with even more commentary about what you are thinking as you lay down marks on the canvas. Inspiring my mind for sure!
@@stevepalmerphotoart most excellent to get your comment. Sounds like u got that 🔥 Steve. Me too! What’s something you would like to see more of in videos to come?
@@ryanjensenart right on! teach us as much of your process as you’re comfortable sharing. If I were standing at an easel next to you what would you tell me about “seeing” a scene and putting it on canvas? Keep creating man!
Man you’re one of my favourite artists. Wish I could pull this off lol I keep getting stuck on the need to tighten up my strokes and it starts going back to realism
Once I was painting a boat in the Marina and it started to sink right in font of me. its was the craziest thing. and thanks for sparking my interest in this Cherine
Great video Ryan. I'm so interested by the way you work. I hope to see one of your paintings in life one day in hopes of better understand how you work your magic. At 1:56 I already saw the painting come to life. It's incredible. Your work and dedication to your art shows!
Hello! I'm new to painting and fortunately stumbled and bumbled my way to your video, while searching for an artist who inspires me and paints the way I hope to be able to emulate one day. As a songwriter, words and melodies float around in the air, but I feel the need for something tangible that I can hold onto. That probably sounds weird, but regardless, thanks for sharing your process and stunning work. I just subscribed and will be following along while you paint. Happy travels!
Here's a challenge for you! Currently I'm in Nevada - hot, desert, rocks, lots of light and lots of pigeons! My idea comes from the parrots of San Francisco. How about painting the pigeons of Las Vegas?
@@houseofhoff what’s up! I’ll be at the Sonoma Plein Air festival demoing on Sunday downtown. Not sure where u live but that’s my next thing. Completely free
@@ryanjensenart damn you’re an absolute legend!! I live in Southern California so that might a little too far of a hike but I’ll definitely keep me eye out if you venture further south!!
I just stumbled across your video and I want to know if your self taught like me. I am currently doing wall murals using some decoupage papers I find on line and I tweak them add to them and give them color and depth I hope to one day to make my own out of picture I take of my travels and my many photographs I have of landscapes and use them on walls for people in there homes I fine a picture in a frame boring
@@ryanjensenartI’m a little shy about letting people watch me work on my walls even though I get a lot of compliments and the orders are poring in I am so new at this I only started it because I was furniture flipping and thought hey I love painting why not murals on wal
Fun to watch. I love painting outside. I struggle with the under painting. Once its done i don't know how topaint over it with color. How do you keep the colors from mixing with the burnt sienna? Do you have to wait for the first layer to dry?
@@JeriMcDonald hi Jeri! My new channel needs to get verified I guess before I can post a clickable link I guess. Let’s see if this one above works. Let me know you have any trouble.
@@ryanjensenart it's a popular thing to do, I guess. It contrasts with sky colors well and it's exciting to see rich little bits of red pop out everywhere.
@@ropori_piipo yeah it’s a great way to start. Really wet paint too. And just start nailing the darks and using a paper towel to wipe off areas of light. Then just start back and it should start reading well, giving little hints as to what it need next.
Very inspiring video! 👏 Congratulations on the contest 🏆 wins! Thank you for your service 🙏
@@belindahall5220 thank you!
Ryan, right on-an honorable mention and a win. Outstanding! I love to watch you paint. You just make me feel good. Sort of met you at PACE in Denver. Maybe I’ll see you paint at Reno in May.
@@judyheim6998 Hey Judy! So good to hear from you! How was pace this year? And thank you for saying so!
Hey Ryan, stoked you’re going to make some videos! I’d love to see a raw session of you painting one from start to finish, just locked in your zone , as if the camera wasn’t even there. I love your boat paintings, and your beach paintings with people in them, I’d really enjoy watching one of those sometime in the future! Thanks for sharing your art and inspiring!
🎨🙏
Sounds good!
love it..! thanks.
Love your work! And thank you for your service.
@@kevinreynolds4548 hey I appriciate that brother
As a master of light, your have just painted another beautiful painting! I LOVE your boat scenes best!
Thanks Christie!
Yessssss!!!! We need more of these
For sure! what do you thinking I should paint on the 4th canvas?
YES!!! I love to paint faster than I can think. Then I know I'm. painting from my heart Thanks for sharing this! I have a lot of work ahead of me to gain the skills, I can't wait for the next video.
Paint the beach
@@LilianLarson-sy5jq awesome Lilian! You said it!! That’s the flow I try to get in aswell
@@LilianLarson-sy5jq🤙
Great video. Your results speak for themselves. Im working up to the big canvases, but the smaller ones are not too shabby.
@@joellarose3806 excellent brother! Great to see on you here. What size you going for? Whatr you workin on?
Love your color choices and combination
@@lulhill5897 thank you!
Ryan, your cows crossing water (from demo, PACE, Denver) inspires me every time I slow down to really feel it. Your words inspire deep. Thank you for all you've done, are doing and will do. I'm honored to have one of your pieces, the fact your little daughter put the first 3 spots of color on it make it even more sweet to my heart. You really should think about some TX panhandle painting in your future, little rain, great sun shadows...some wonderful folks, just saying...
Im saddling up! No really though. Once things slow down a bit id love to come out there and do a series
I really struggle with oils when doing Plein air. Thought I'd switch to acrylics, maybe do a final layer of oils in the studio. You make it look easy. All the practice you get shows, like your work ethic and enthusiasm. Plus, your work is beautiful, energetic, just right, not overdone.
@@shadesofgray5476 thanks! get some gloves on perhaps and don’t be a afraid to dig into it a bit.
Glad to see you have a YT channel, how new is the channel? We need more "how to" loose tips vids!
@@andycrosier3541 Roger that 🤙
Yes! You did a thing, and it was fine!! I loved seeing how you approach these big plein air paintings. Very inspiring! Thanks for sharing
@@joannkeller2751 hey Joann! Thank you!
Beautiful work! You are so talented
@@lynnecollins5422 thank you Lynne!
Mad respect!
@@john-nx4xn 🤙
For the 4th canvas I would love to see some cows.
Loved how you highlighted making a painting face haha
No critique for the video, I loved it.
@@JeffLopes18 what kinda cow we talking here?
@@ryanjensenart I'm thinking some classic dairy cows, maybe brown spotted ones. Of course, one in primary focus, and some in the background...sunset...etc etc.. your the pro :)
@@ryanjensenart your painting called "Remembrance" something like that...
Dude! So glad I found your channel! Amazing work and kick-ass style! I'm fascinated by your process particularly at the beginning when you wash the canvas with what will be...to the viewer it's challenging to see the patterns and shapes I know you must see. I am just beginning to paint after many, many years as a photographer and almost 10 years transforming photos into digital paintings. Looking forward to seeing whats next on your channel with even more commentary about what you are thinking as you lay down marks on the canvas. Inspiring my mind for sure!
@@stevepalmerphotoart most excellent to get your comment. Sounds like u got that 🔥 Steve. Me too! What’s something you would like to see more of in videos to come?
@@ryanjensenart right on! teach us as much of your process as you’re comfortable sharing. If I were standing at an easel next to you what would you tell me about “seeing” a scene and putting it on canvas? Keep creating man!
@@stevepalmerphotoart 🤙
Man you’re one of my favourite artists. Wish I could pull this off lol I keep getting stuck on the need to tighten up my strokes and it starts going back to realism
@@jackal1776 I sure appreciate that! If you’re ever in my neck of bay give me a shout!
@@ryanjensenart will do brother. Keep up the awesome work. Really glad for your channel. Can’t wait for the next episode!
4th canvas... I wonder what an OLD ship would look like in your paint!? Even part sunken fishing boat ... I wonder... also, congrats for your wins!
Once I was painting a boat in the Marina and it started to sink right in font of me. its was the craziest thing. and thanks for sparking my interest in this Cherine
You’re so inspirational
@@DINO_DRAWS appriciate u!
Cool vid Ryan
@@martinwrightart hey thanks Martin! Do you paint?
Yes sir! I’ve got one vid and some shorts on my channel (new to UA-cam) have a peep. Look forward to future vids 💪🏻
Thanks 😊
@@Som-Hanoolaato welcome 🤙
Great video Ryan. I'm so interested by the way you work. I hope to see one of your paintings in life one day in hopes of better understand how you work your magic. At 1:56 I already saw the painting come to life. It's incredible. Your work and dedication to your art shows!
@@MichaelWurmJr thanks Michael!
Hello! I'm new to painting and fortunately stumbled and bumbled my way to your video, while searching for an artist who inspires me and paints the way I hope to be able to emulate one day. As a songwriter, words and melodies float around in the air, but I feel the need for something tangible that I can hold onto. That probably sounds weird, but regardless, thanks for sharing your process and stunning work. I just subscribed and will be following along while you paint. Happy travels!
@@karenhall6401 Hey Karen! I’m happy you found me! Let me know what you’re like to see more of!
Here's a challenge for you! Currently I'm in Nevada - hot, desert, rocks, lots of light and lots of pigeons! My idea comes from the parrots of San Francisco. How about painting the pigeons of Las Vegas?
Love your videos, painting and philosophy Ryan. Thank you! Looking forward to more.
@@eugeneoz thanks Eugene!
I love the boats! Can’t wait for video two. Fourth canvas-maybe a shrimper or catamaran? Great stuff Ryan!
@@phillipschmidtpottery right on Philip! The Shrimper sounds like a great title for something
Well done, helpful and fun to see this!
@@robertfrancis4733 hey Bob! Thanks for watching! See ya soon
U have beautiful artworks 😍🙌👏👏
Awesome!
I wish you had a video on how you painted those horses in the water. I love that painting.
@@JeriMcDonald I know right!? What’s more fun than that? Thanks for sharing your idea
Another banger, great videos. I cant get enough. Gotta get your video and send ya some work
@@chompers11 🔥
Genial maestro Artista Exitos en su Obra Artistica.
@@juliopuerto5056 👍
OMG Ryannnnnn I love your arttttt so much!!! I want more vids plsssss 🙏🙏
@@Estrella101_6 thanks Estrella! almost about to drop next vid! Stay tuned
Salamat po
@@nickrodis6862 🙏
I gotta save up to take one of your workshops man! Beautiful work, thanks for sharing
Nevermind just gotta get the video!!
@@houseofhoff what’s up! I’ll be at the Sonoma Plein Air festival demoing on Sunday downtown. Not sure where u live but that’s my next thing. Completely free
@@ryanjensenart damn you’re an absolute legend!! I live in Southern California so that might a little too far of a hike but I’ll definitely keep me eye out if you venture further south!!
@@houseofhoff right on! I’ll be in Laguna in Oct 🤙
@@ryanjensenart I’ll be sure to make it out to it! Thanks for the heads up!!
Please show what tools you use to paint love your paintings iam in complete awesome!
@@rosemaryhudspeth7560 thanks for actually pointing out a blind spot for me! Would be nice to know right??
I just stumbled across your video and I want to know if your self taught like me. I am currently doing wall murals using some decoupage papers I find on line and I tweak them add to them and give them color and depth I hope to one day to make my own out of picture I take of my travels and my many photographs I have of landscapes and use them on walls for people in there homes I fine a picture in a frame boring
@@theresabensend5309 self taught yes but many hours in a class room about this stuff. Would love to see you work
@@ryanjensenartI’m a little shy about letting people watch me work on my walls even though I get a lot of compliments and the orders are poring in I am so new at this I only started it because I was furniture flipping and thought hey I love painting why not murals on wal
Fun to watch. I love painting outside. I struggle with the under painting. Once its done i don't know how topaint over it with color. How do you keep the colors from mixing with the burnt sienna? Do you have to wait for the first layer to dry?
@@petersenesac8102 I hear you. Have you seen my video 2 on this?
Hi Ryan. Big fan of your style. I am an impressionist painter of landscapes as well and wondered how to get your video? I don't see a link.
@@JeriMcDonald painttube.tv/products/ryan-jensen-loosen-up-your-paintings
@@JeriMcDonald hi Jeri! My new channel needs to get verified I guess before I can post a clickable link I guess. Let’s see if this one above works. Let me know you have any trouble.
Hi Ryan love your work, just on thing what paint do you use they look so thick.
@@robertbutler2180 hey Robert! I use anything really. Not too picky on brands
How do you keep those large canvases from becoming sails that take your easel into the water?
@@labcat647 ok it’s happened many times. This side of the marina has a bit of a break from the wind. Why I like it here
Good job man. Like the size of those paintings. How long do you work on one of those start to finish?
@@59jaguar thanks Roger! Yeah I’m about finish. The second vid so stay tuned
Ryan did you block in the color at the marina with acrylic or oil, and do you use oil in your studio? Or Acrylic?
@@francesbjornson5105 all oil for this. In the studio too! Great question 🤙
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@@mhammedkhouira 🤙
Do you always have a layer of burnt umber and indian yellow in the background?
@@ropori_piipo great question. No not always. Sometimes I do a cool or grey undertone
@@ryanjensenart it's a popular thing to do, I guess. It contrasts with sky colors well and it's exciting to see rich little bits of red pop out everywhere.
@@ropori_piipo yeah it’s a great way to start. Really wet paint too. And just start nailing the darks and using a paper towel to wipe off areas of light. Then just start back and it should start reading well, giving little hints as to what it need next.
Almost every single canvas I've ever purchased from Michaels bowed and warped.... junk canvas.