I'm having an awesome rose day of your videos! Learning so much each time I see them over & over again. I seem to need to get immersed into video rose land with your teachings to boost my confidence then I'll have enough tips & direction to once again give it a try. I'm getting it re value, shadow, half tone etc but I always get mixed up in my figuring out how to direct the angles of the petals. Especially inside the bowl. It gets choppy. I'm enjoying the longer videos too. Feels like I'm in an actual classroom. Thank you for your wonderful teaching Dave!!!
These last 3 or 4 videos on correction, paint consistency and tone correction have been amazing and more than a little helpful. Thank you so much!!! I've heard you say in several videos that most people leave your video after the first 5 minutes. That is hard for me to fathom. The first video of yours I watched, I was so fascinated that I spent the entire day watching as many videos as I could. I've watched them in their entirety over and over again, even those over an hour long. It is what made me become a student. You are easy to understand and you don't paint so fast we can't follow your strokes.
You are very generous with your knowledge, experience and also with the free videos and materials. The words for the next paintings :"Stop the white with a halftone", very helpful! Thank you so much!
Wow, thank you so much! Painting with acrylics seemed like mathematical analysis to me. This video is so helpful, im sure ill make significant progress now 🙏
David am a fan from far away Philippines . While my paintings never come out like yours. I enjoy practicing and trying and trying and trying . Maybe some day ......
You are so welcome! Watch a few others to set in the use. I have that value scale you can download for free on our site jansenartstudio.com Click "free videos" and you will see it. It is a great tool!
Thanks David. I always learn so much. You even answered my unspoken question, "Where can I get one of those grey scales?' Make that tag line "that's a pretty little rose"
You make flowers make sense! I wish I would’ve found your channel prepandemic, I feel like those paints are whats missing from my life. They’ll be on my list of postpandemic needs. 😂
David, I really like how you lay the dark tones next to your light tones on your pallet and then make the half tones between the two. It really help to see the half tone better. I find that is hard to judge how light or dark a color is going to look on the painting until its on the painting because how light or dark a color looks depends on how light or dark the color next to it is. The way you set up your pallet allows the painter to see the tones next to each other before putting it on the painting.
Thank you Sandra, I used always tell my students, the palette is where you paint your design and the board is where you apply the paint. Helps to mix the tones next to each other so you can see the change.
I really appreciate these tutorials. I have painted some awful roses. However I can see progress!! I admire your work and really enjoying your videos. Thank you 😁
Thank you so much,David. It is really good lesson. I can understand things that are difficult to understand with words alone when I actually see them. White is a really dangerous color. I understood how to use halftones and how they relate to the colors of other flowers. I think that this way of thinking is very useful for me! Thank you!!!
Thank you David for such an informative guide into different use of tones. I've started painting again 🙂 and really find the greyscale an enormous help as its bringing my paintings together nicely. I'm going to try Golden heavy body to do some roses and see if it works to give the same effects as your flowers. Your so lucky to have such good weather, it's 55f with rain & wind here in the UK 😕🌺
Dave, can you go into a little more detail about the boards you paint on and how you prepare them? Do you use gesso at all? I know you’ve probably discussed this in the past but it’s been a long time ago that I recall watching something about it. Thank you
Hi Karen, I use MDF 1/8 inch thick or hardboard panels. I sometimes cover with linen, but not too much for these quick studies. I don't use gesso. New generation acrylics don't need that. I just give 1 or 2 coats of Heritage paint and then sand lightly with 180 grit sandpaper. Not too smooth. I like a matte surface that grabs a little. No need to use sealer or anything. After I finish, I varnish with Heritage Polyurethane varnish. That provides the final overall protection for the painting.
David Jansen .... I found the board at Home Depot. Smooth on the front, back is rough like texture. I’m assuming you’re painting on the smooth side yes?
I'm having an awesome rose day of your videos! Learning so much each time I see them over & over again. I seem to need to get immersed into video rose land with your teachings to boost my confidence then I'll have enough tips & direction to once again give it a try. I'm getting it re value, shadow, half tone etc but I always get mixed up in my figuring out how to direct the angles of the petals. Especially inside the bowl. It gets choppy. I'm enjoying the longer videos too. Feels like I'm in an actual classroom. Thank you for your wonderful teaching Dave!!!
Thank you so much Sheila.
Sir !you paint.. World's best roses....big fan 🙏
This turned out so beautiful. I was really amazed how it was transformed. Thank you.
You are so welcome Linda!
These last 3 or 4 videos on correction, paint consistency and tone correction have been amazing and more than a little helpful. Thank you so much!!! I've heard you say in several videos that most people leave your video after the first 5 minutes. That is hard for me to fathom. The first video of yours I watched, I was so fascinated that I spent the entire day watching as many videos as I could. I've watched them in their entirety over and over again, even those over an hour long. It is what made me become a student. You are easy to understand and you don't paint so fast we can't follow your strokes.
Thank you so much Jo! 😊
You are very generous with your knowledge, experience and also with the free videos and materials. The words for the next paintings :"Stop the white with a halftone", very helpful! Thank you so much!
You are very welcome. Yep... I had to say that to myself several times when I was using too much white! 😊
Thank you so much David - I love the way you paint and the way you explain things
You are very welcome Ann. Thank you! 😊
Wow, thank you so much! Painting with acrylics seemed like mathematical analysis to me. This video is so helpful, im sure ill make significant progress now 🙏
Tonal painting. I did it this way when I painted with oils as well.
I'm absolutely fascinated by your work. You are teaching me so much! Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge! I'm so glad I rediscovered you.
Thank you so much Tera! Welcome back 😊
Thank you, David. I like your great lessons very much!👍👍👍👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗 From Moscow with love!
Thanks! Elena😃 Same to you from Sidney, Nebraska USA 😊
@@JansenArtEducation O, thanks, David!
You are a great teacher ! Merry xmas!
Thanks, you too! Merry Christmas! 😀
David am a fan from far away Philippines . While my paintings never come out like yours. I enjoy practicing and trying and trying and trying . Maybe some day ......
They will. It does take a lot of practice. You can do it!!!
I had never understood values until I watched this video. Thank you so much!!!!
You are so welcome! Watch a few others to set in the use. I have that value scale you can download for free on our site jansenartstudio.com Click "free videos" and you will see it. It is a great tool!
Thanks David. I always learn so much. You even answered my unspoken question, "Where can I get one of those grey scales?' Make that tag line "that's a pretty little rose"
Excellent!
Another wonderfully explained video....thank you so much...I'll just keep trying😊
Awesome! We got this! 😊
What a great video David. Thank you so much!
My pleasure!
You make flowers make sense! I wish I would’ve found your channel prepandemic, I feel like those paints are whats missing from my life. They’ll be on my list of postpandemic needs. 😂
Thank you very much Tess. 😃 Enjoy!
David, I really like how you lay the dark tones next to your light tones on your pallet and then make the half tones between the two. It really help to see the half tone better. I find that is hard to judge how light or dark a color is going to look on the painting until its on the painting because how light or dark a color looks depends on how light or dark the color next to it is. The way you set up your pallet allows the painter to see the tones next to each other before putting it on the painting.
Thank you Sandra, I used always tell my students, the palette is where you paint your design and the board is where you apply the paint. Helps to mix the tones next to each other so you can see the change.
I really appreciate these tutorials. I have painted some awful roses. However I can see progress!! I admire your work and really enjoying your videos. Thank you 😁
Thanks so much Eve 😊 Have to paint a few strange ones to "get" the look and technique. You will get there! 😊
Great video David such clarity. Thanks so much
Very welcome Sylvia!
Thank you so much,David. It is really good lesson. I can understand things that are difficult to understand with words alone when I actually see them. White is a really dangerous color. I understood how to use halftones and how they relate to the colors of other flowers. I think that this way of thinking is very useful for me! Thank you!!!
Your the best Tamae! Love love your roses too! Time to paint together again! Hopefully later this year! 😊
Great tip about the white
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Great lesson! Gosh, we all make all these errors along the way. THANK YOU! So informative and easy to follow!!!
You are so welcome DeAnn! Really easy to do with that white. Can really hurt the rose when you think your making it better. 😊
Thanks again David I always get something useful from your video.
Glad to hear it Lesley. Thank you so much! 😊
superb 👍 this is wonderful and helpful for me. ❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much 😀
@@JansenArtEducation most welcome ❤️🤗
sir, 'how to correct acrylic roses halftone' is this series also ?
Oooo I like this a bunch!!
LOL. Thank you Karen.
Thank you David for such an informative guide into different use of tones. I've started painting again 🙂 and really find the greyscale an enormous help as its bringing my paintings together nicely. I'm going to try Golden heavy body to do some roses and see if it works to give the same effects as your flowers. Your so lucky to have such good weather, it's 55f with rain & wind here in the UK 😕🌺
You're very welcome. Hope they work for you.
Stunning.... Thanks!
Thank you! Cheers!
I really enjoy using half tones. Makes painting roses enjoyable LOL.
Thank you so much Diania. Half tones allow me do do all kinds of things. Love them too. 😊
Thank you. Really beautiful
Thank you too!
Thank you.
You're welcome Sue!
Dave, can you go into a little more detail about the boards you paint on and how you prepare them? Do you use gesso at all? I know you’ve probably discussed this in the past but it’s been a long time ago that I recall watching something about it. Thank you
Hi Karen, I use MDF 1/8 inch thick or hardboard panels. I sometimes cover with linen, but not too much for these quick studies. I don't use gesso. New generation acrylics don't need that. I just give 1 or 2 coats of Heritage paint and then sand lightly with 180 grit sandpaper. Not too smooth. I like a matte surface that grabs a little. No need to use sealer or anything. After I finish, I varnish with Heritage Polyurethane varnish. That provides the final overall protection for the painting.
David Jansen thank you
David Jansen .... I found the board at Home Depot. Smooth on the front, back is rough like texture. I’m assuming you’re painting on the smooth side yes?
Hi Karen, The kind I buy is smooth on both sides, but I know of the kind you have. I have used it and it works well. Yes, use the smooth side.
David Jansen ... thank you!!
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼super!
Thank you! Cheers!
Tryed a rose it was ok but was my first one , Thank you
Does take some practice. 🙂
Can you please paint my kitchen this way, I live in Holland, Europe in a very old little castle and I love this kind of painting.
That would be fun! 😀
David Jansen you are very Welcome 😀
Thanks!
Welcome!
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Amazing when you first lay out your roses. I can actually see the rose in it.
Thanks so much Sylvia 😊 See constant exposure works! Now your seeing them too. 😊 Thanks for sending the goodies to Martha and I. Love them!
Muito lindo
Thank you!
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Ive been doing this with white.🤔🤪😳🤔😳
I don’t know why sometimes it works and sometimes no