We come here to watch you be yourself and do as you have always done. Yes im sure some folks want you to change, and that may add a few more views but i think if you stay true to yourself it will keep growing as it has over the last few years and if you would change that you may have more ppl leave than are added. Then again it is your art and your time and your video so you do as you see fit. I will always watch as i find you and your art fascinating.
The commentary is very engaging, helpful, and humorous. Listening to one’s own voice we tend to not quite have the objectivity of a listener of course. It’s generally a lot easier for a self-examining person to be extra critical. Not an altogether bad thing ultimately but I suppose it’s a bit of a mild paradox? Thanks for the work you do.
Once again thank you for that Maestro..this is something more than your usual demonstrations..at least for me goes far over a lesson,yet more intimate.thank you
Thanks for another fine tutorial Stuart. Love black & white paintings although you used only black. Marvellous what can be done with a bit of imagination. Hope you’re keeping well. See you next time.😎🇦🇺🦘
Nice one, Stu, nice and simple. But (there's always a 'but', with me, as you know), from 0:45 onwards, I couldn't help seeing the face of a 'Clown', with a big left ear, and wearing a hat (NO!, not you), :o) as it's on the tree, of the original painting, that kept popping up. It's easy to spot, now, as it's in the middle of the tree. Easy to spot for me, that is, with my vivid & twisted imagination. We all know you hate seeing faces in the clouds, but, as it's not in the sky, is this one staying? And as for talking too much, we learn from seeing AND hearing, mate, so, that's your answer!!! :o) P.S. Some might see Dobby (from Harry Potter), and not a Clown? :o)
Stuart, Amazing. I was, as so many are, a Bob Ross initiate. When I 1st viewed your work, I did not get it. That does not look real, etc. Then I watched you and was I wrong. May not be real, but it is real art. Truly. The only change I would like to see is more long beginning to end paintings. And yes, I watch them completely. Several times as I paint. I would love to show you my representations of your work if I knew how to send you photos. Again, Amazing. Thank you sir!
If intresting is bothering you, you can say noticeable, somewhat satisfactory, slightly disturbing, etc..but a point of intrest that needs attention causes intrest. I'd say let the words as unedited as the brushwork. Its all good for me. The details of the process keeps me "intrested".
I painted along with this using an A4 oil pad, which was too small. Having trouble lifting the paint with the twisted paper & wondering if it’s the texture of the paper surface that is the problem. Am I right in thinking that Stuart uses wooden panels for painting?
Sull' web...ci sono molti bravi, ma tu invece non sei bravo, ma magico ed insostituibile....quel medium alk'inizio era olio di lino, oppure una miscela fi oil lino e trenentina? Grazie e un grande uuuuuaaaawwwww
Bravo Stuart ❤ Cette composition est vraiment... intéressante 😊, tout comme les commentaires d'ailleurs, très grande maîtrise mais aussi très grande pédagogie... Gratitude pour ces grands moments de partage d'émotion 🕊️❤️🌹
It's 30 Euros. If you click this link it will give you the price in your currency and also the starting time wherever you are on the planet: momence.com/s/103591132
Quite interesting to see how you worked this out but I wish you had left a puddle in the south-west area as you had in mind yourself. Water is always very refreshing.
We come here to watch you be yourself and do as you have always done. Yes im sure some folks want you to change, and that may add a few more views but i think if you stay true to yourself it will keep growing as it has over the last few years and if you would change that you may have more ppl leave than are added. Then again it is your art and your time and your video so you do as you see fit. I will always watch as i find you and your art fascinating.
I love you talking. This is amazing as usual. Hope your health is improving .❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks! Hello Stuart! Thanks for posting this one! Perhaps this little gift will pay for more paper towels-or a nice glass of wine! Thanks again!
Thank you, Karl :-)
The commentary is very engaging, helpful, and humorous. Listening to one’s own voice we tend to not quite have the objectivity of a listener of course. It’s generally a lot easier for a self-examining person to be extra critical. Not an altogether bad thing ultimately but I suppose it’s a bit of a mild paradox? Thanks for the work you do.
Stuart in all honesty you have a very soothing voice - i actually feel calmed watching your videos and not stressed out as I do from some others.
Once again thank you for that Maestro..this is something more than your usual demonstrations..at least for me goes far over a lesson,yet more intimate.thank you
I really like your voice. I feel comfortable listening. Your humor makes me smile.
love the one colour art i will try that . Thankyou for your videos your teachings have help me a lot x❤
Je veux gue tu.mede a être comme vous.mersi
Please keep your narration!
Thanks for another fine tutorial Stuart.
Love black & white paintings although you used only black.
Marvellous what can be done with a bit of imagination.
Hope you’re keeping well. See you next time.😎🇦🇺🦘
Nice one, Stu, nice and simple. But (there's always a 'but', with me, as you know), from 0:45 onwards, I couldn't help seeing the face of a 'Clown', with a big left ear, and wearing a hat (NO!, not you), :o) as it's on the tree, of the original painting, that kept popping up. It's easy to spot, now, as it's in the middle of the tree. Easy to spot for me, that is, with my vivid & twisted imagination. We all know you hate seeing faces in the clouds, but, as it's not in the sky, is this one staying? And as for talking too much, we learn from seeing AND hearing, mate, so, that's your answer!!! :o) P.S. Some might see Dobby (from Harry Potter), and not a Clown? :o)
Stuart,
Amazing. I was, as so many are, a Bob Ross initiate. When I 1st viewed your work, I did not get it. That does not look real, etc. Then I watched you and was I wrong. May not be real, but it is real art. Truly. The only change I would like to see is more long beginning to end paintings. And yes, I watch them completely. Several times as I paint. I would love to show you my representations of your work if I knew how to send you photos.
Again, Amazing. Thank you sir!
If intresting is bothering you, you can say noticeable, somewhat satisfactory, slightly disturbing, etc..but a point of intrest that needs attention causes intrest. I'd say let the words as unedited as the brushwork. Its all good for me. The details of the process keeps me "intrested".
I painted along with this using an A4 oil pad, which was too small. Having trouble lifting the paint with the twisted paper & wondering if it’s the texture of the paper surface that is the problem. Am I right in thinking that Stuart uses wooden panels for painting?
I found your video very intresting he he wops I mean helpfull . Any way thanks recomended to all
Sull' web...ci sono molti bravi, ma tu invece non sei bravo, ma magico ed insostituibile....quel medium alk'inizio era olio di lino, oppure una miscela fi oil lino e trenentina?
Grazie e un grande uuuuuaaaawwwww
Bravo Stuart ❤
Cette composition est vraiment... intéressante 😊, tout comme les commentaires d'ailleurs, très grande maîtrise mais aussi très grande pédagogie...
Gratitude pour ces grands moments de partage d'émotion 🕊️❤️🌹
Will you be showing g how to glaze this one. I did the tree but think a glaze would be great. Just not sure where /o start
Yes, in a few weeks.
Very nice
Sorry Stuart but the original Is breathtaking.
No need to be sorry! Hopefully, this one will improve when I add the glazing.
Coppicing is cutting a tree trunk down to near ground level and pollarding is cutting a tree trunk above ground level. Yes, I am annoying.
I knew yew wood come up with a good comment ;-)
Trimming the ends of main branches actually. You don't allow tertiary branching.
This is so beautiful. I wish my efforts could pan out
Ike this. Thank you so much for an awesome painting.
how much does it cost to join next zoom class please
It's 30 Euros. If you click this link it will give you the price in your currency and also the starting time wherever you are on the planet: momence.com/s/103591132
Quite interesting to see how you worked this out but I wish you had left a puddle in the south-west area as you had in mind yourself. Water is always very refreshing.
Are you a member of the Magic Circle?
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Is it just me or does the original painting have the tree growing around 2 people or am i just seeing that from a trick of the mind and light.
Ps i believe we all hate the sound of our own voice especially when recorded for some reason it sounds funny to our own ear.