Wow! I'm pretty overwhelmed by the comments and views on this video!! Also by the number of people who have painted along and then shared it on my MazArt wall!!! I've collected quite a few together and posted them all - what a huge compliment and I'm ever so grateful. Thanks guys. FOR HUNDREDS OF TUTORIALS VISIT MazArt Academy: mazartacademy.com/
Excellent work with helpful explanations results always in positive feedbacks. But it's a great pity that you haven't enough time to publish more of these tutorials on UA-cam ;) This "Silent Night" is one of the most impressive winter landscapes in the last two years. Awesome! And thank you.
Was my first in 20 yrs and Marion makes it so easy just found the one from 2016 adding the lights on the tree. I have to paint a new one because I gave the painting to my then sick brother in law in a nursing home. I thought I did a good job painting it and was very proud of it. Seems I wasn't alone as it was stolen from his room. Someone actually took it so am going to paint another one and love the lights. Thank you Marion you are such a beautiful artist and teacher.
I've been painting with acrylics for about 3 years and tried "Silent Night". I am 75 years old and find this a relaxing hobby. I love your lessons and find them easy to follow on UA-cam. My family is overwhelmed with how well my painting came out. Thank you for your time and efforts.
Well Walter, I too am 75. I never had time to paint. I admired paintings and had a dream that someday, I too would be able to paint. It is because of so many great artists who are willing to share their talents with us. I look at the paintings I have done and cannot believe I painted them. My acceptance of my talent is slow coming. MAZ YOU ARE THE BEST. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial. I am a blind artist and love how when you teach you actually describe what you were doing and what colors you were using. I can't watch the time lapse videos because they are completely inaccessible. I enjoy an artist who actually teaches. Your paintings are lovely.
Kelly Coleman thank you for the comments and I'm so pleased you are finding the tutorials helpful. You have my utmost respect and admiration for following your art. Good luck and god bless. X.
First, I want to say thank you for all that you do for people who thought they could never paint. You are a blessing. Second, How can I show you the work that I have done using your tutorials as a guide. Three, You are an amazing teacher.
Hi Lillian good to hear from you - you can show any of the tutorials you have done from me - but as all artist vary in their approach it is always best to ask. It is good manners to put "in the style ....the artist concerned" or "after.....the artist name concerned" - I dont object to you displaying, selling etc any of the artwork you have done with me - good luck
Hi Joyce, if you are just doing one painting add about a teaspoon of oil to about a teaspoon of white paint, and mix together, you are looking for the consistency of cream. Hope that helps Maz x
Hi Marion, I just want to thank you for your step by step lesson. I am not new to painting but new to oil painting. I am just so happy with my first (Silent Night) I actually cried as I was so surprised how well it came out. I am forever doubting my self. Thank you again for sharing your wealth of experience.
I just got done this evening following your tutorial! I cant believe it..my painting actually looks pretty!! Thanks for taking the time to go thru this step by step. The only thing I would ask is if you do more it would be helpful to get a straight on view o f your painting as you do it. Often the view from the side was a little hard to see and I need all the help I can get! But still very very beautiful..your a real talent. Thank you and God Bless
Thank you i cannot believe how much i have learned from you in one painting, i have only been painting a couple of months but you have helped me realise why a lot of my stuff looks like theres something just not right, now i know why
hello greatest MAZ,,, actually ,, all my words will stop in front of your greatness ,n your way of let me involve in painting ,, because of your way of explaining ,, how you do the paint ,, I don,t find a word not like the people use to thank you ,,, but I found myself in need to another language no one knows on earth to thank you .. like a language of ANGLES THANK YOU SO,,,SO MUCH,, you are my teacher who taught me how to love to draw,,,,,MAG
Hey Maz, this painting is obsolutly incredible. I had painted it this evening. It was such an enjoyable and calming experience. I've learned a lot from your techniques which really helped me with my other paintings. Thank you so much xx 😊
So gorgeous I'm glad I found you today I haven't painted since 1984 just started back pain so this is kind of exciting to see your pains thank you for sharing with us / Dee in Texas.
An absolutely AMAZING tutorial! You are so patient and thorough with your instructions and techniques. I have never worked with oils before, but recently received a gift set. I was looking for some beginner project to try, and initially thought this one was WAY out of my league! After watching your tutorial through and through at least 6 times, I mustered up the courage to give it a go. Couldn't believe the final results! When my husband came home, he asked where I had bought the painting! I will be attempting more of your beautiful pieces in the future. I was looking all over UA-cam for an autumn tutorial near as good as yours and have thus far been disappointed! Thank you so much for your generosity in time and spirit in sharing your art with the rest of us!
I must say I stumbled across your video since I got a lot of paints for Christmas and wanted to learn more about oil painting and using mediums. I thoroughly enjoyed your video and painted the best painting so far in my lifetime. My mom told me it reminded her of Thomas Kinkade with how the light hits the tree and snow :) Thank you for posting your video, and I look forward to watching and painting some more :)
Beautiful!!! Thank you so much for posting these tutorials. I live in the US, and I don't have access to any traditional classes where I live.... so watching videos is my only source of learning this wonderful style of painting. Thank you for your generosity... you've enriched my life.
I love this painting. I have never done a painting before in my life and I am also very pleased with the way mine came out. You are a very good teacher. I look forward to your other videos.
I love this painting. I can't wait to try it. I have heard of using oil to thin paints instead of thinner but it is the first time I have seen someone do it. My teacher uses thinner. I like the oil so much better! I have only been painting since June so I look forward to the challenge of this one!! Have a wonderful Christmas!!
Thank you so much for taking time when creating this video and not moving so quickly. Learned some great tips and loved the "finger painting" of the moon.
Thanks for the response Marion, I have showed the painting to several people and they love it . Thanks to you for the great teaching lesson. You are so easy to follow and you explain things so well. I appreciate it soooo much. Wish I lived closer to you, i would definitely take classes with you .I have seen some of your students paintings and they are awesome. I watch your videos over and over, love your style. Thanks again :) And I love your accent, sounds beautiful. Elaine
This class is terrific. Thank you so much. I am new to oils and very intimidated by them. Although I am using WMO's because I get terrible headaches with regular ones.I have had trouble finding someone who tells us the little details like if the paint doesn't transfer onto trees we need moore oil to thin it! I didn't know this. Acrylics are so different, and I am a watercolorist!!!
if you are working in oils, the golden rule is that if you have a thicker paint already on the canvas, a paint will stick to it if you thin it first. thinner paints stick to heavier paints. if you thin a 2nd paint just a little, you can thin a 3rd paint a little more to stick to the 2nd one...etc. hope that helps...
MarlenusofAR But... that isn't true... according to my art instructor. He says you do it the opposite, the thick paint over the thin. He says it's cuz the thin paint will dry first, and if it's over the thicker stuff, it'll pull it as it dries and shrinks... causing a crack. Even this page says so: www.winsornewton.com/uk/discover/tips-and-techniques/oil-colour/understanding-oil-painting-rules I'm only pointing this out because I lost my first few oils to cracking before I took a class. Paintings I really liked too!
Sharon Cullen Ok, let me clarify. Working in oils, not acrylics, in the wet on wet technique you start by painting things in the background, then move forward. As you move forward, you are putting wet paint on wet paint. But, many times, you dont want that paint to blend in, you just want it to stick to the thicker paint. So, you thin the 2nd layer of paint by adding magic white, linseed oil, paint thinner or other mediums. Example. You paint in the dark of a tree, then thin the green and put the leaves on, then thin highlight to the leaves and put that over the green. IF YOU TRY to put a heavier highlight to the green, then its simply not going to stick to the paint. Remember, this is wet on wet, not something that has already dried. Thinner paint sticks to heavier paint. Wet on wet allows for the smooth blending of colors and allows a person to paint in one sitting, and for me, an average of one hr. That is not to say that every paint has to be blended in, some are simply put on top of others for their own distinct purpose. But, you can combine them in many different ways. Lay down a blue for the sky, then a white for the clouds and blend in the reds and grays. You get the idea. By the way, I have a painting I painted 40 years ago and it has NO signs of aging or cracking. That's because I finished it with a coating of finishier and it looks as good as the day I painted it...:)
THANK YOU SO SO SO SO SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIME I thought I would never be able to do it for my art project but I DID THANKS TO YOU!!! It didn't turn out exactly like you but I'm still happy so thank you for your time you're very much appreciated ❤️❤️
This is an absolute joy to watch. All of the wet on wet painting videos I've seen are speed paintings only 20 minutes long, so we viewers never get to see how this technique can be worked with patience to make beautiful effects. Subscribed and liked :)
I could have sworn I left a note on this video but it's not showing here. I adored this whole painting, due to the coloring and the theme being right up my street. I loved it particularly at the end, when you dotted the stars and you looked so enchanted that you had made them shine and sparkle so brightly. THIS made my day. I am posting on my FB wall as I will go back to it probably again and again and when my paints arrive I shall try it too. Just love this. I wish you would also paint the ocean. I would love to see how you do a tropical ocean...even though I know you are in the North of the UK judging by your accent. I come from Berkshire but live in the US now. Anyhow Maz, you must do more real time beautiful landscapes...and more animals like leopards. I'd love to follow what you do xx Many heart felt thanks.
HI Maz...I am brand new here. I have never painted anything in my life..never even considered painting until i saw this, and decided to give it a try...and to my amazement it turned out ...not bad at all. You explain things so well...easy for a beginner like me to understand. i actually enjoyed the experience and am definatly going to have a try at some more... Thank you ever so much... Keep up the good work
Beautiful painting, I love working in oils, I've always done so. Lately tho im trying to learn other mediums. Im not real mobile right now so I wanted to learn some other medium so it's nots so hard for me to clean up or to do while I'm in bed.. As soon as I'm able I'll be back to my oils! Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent $ time!!. I just love snowy scenes!,
Hi there..I have just started painting at 62...I saw your video,and decided to join in..haven't got the tecy bits off pat yet,but was very pleased with my result...I done mine in watercolour,not oil,but I think it still looks good..
Maz you are a great artist.... Thanks for this art video......it help me in my painting.....I am a beginner artist. I want to learn from you more in this field through your videos.....thanks.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have just completed this painting and I did so in acrylic. It is such a gorgeous painting and I plan to gift it to my mother for Christmas. You are an amazing artist and a wonderful teacher! Keep a look out for an add on facebook and I will definitely share my work if your interested. Thanks again :)
Hello! I really love your channel. You are such a wonderful teacher. You explain everything so well. I’m a beginner in oils abd I cannot wait to try this beauty.
Awesome painting...I've just started painting with acrylic paints,as I used to use spray paint..with similar effects,but it drys to quickly,can't manipulate the paint enough,so I've moved on to acrylic ...thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial as I learnt quite a bit...cheers from Australia :)
This has been the best tutorial i have yet seen and i am very definitely going to try this painting. Thank you so very much Marion. Greetings from Namibia
Thank you so much for sharing your talent! I followed along with your video and finished this painting tonight using acrylics and it came out really nice! Can't wait to try another!
A-MAZE-ING! Love the colors and the blends. The overall outcome is absolutely stunning! I enjoyed watching every second of this. And you are lovely to watch and listen to. I've subscribed and I'll be watching and LEARNING more!
Thank you for your detailed guidance in this painting tutorial. I have learnt so much painting this. I hope to improve and improve as I practice more of your tutorials. My friends are very impressed with my painting which is lovely. Many thanks
dear marion, you have been for me like a star in a a dark night, i am so gratefull for ¡¡ i live very far away from the whole world, ian you have encourage me to learn about this technique and painting for the first time as well¡¡¡thank you very much¡¡ by the way, iam sapnish speaker so so sorry if iam no explaining very well¡¡ thank you very much¡¡
e suis tombé par hasard sur votre tuto, et j'en suis ravi. J'ai hate d'essayer de faire la même chose c'est plutot interessant pas ordinaire et jolie. D'ailleur je vais vous faire un compliment, vous êtes également jolie. De ce faite c'est plus agréable de suivre ce tuto...
Absolutely love this painting and I am definitely going to do this tutorial. Your teaching is wonderful and well explained. Cannot wait to try this gorgeous painting!
Highly appreciated, Thank You Very Much, i was disappointed with the camera person, who didn't show an HD close up of the finished painting. Hopefully better thought camn be put into that. Thank You, Namaste.
that would be awesome! We have already had a visitor from Texas. I am teaching in Knoxville TN April 2018 (albeit the course is fully booked) but I do hope I will be invited back to teach possibly October :-)
Aww you are sweet. Please contact me via my website and I’ll pass you the details of the gentleman who’s organising thing for me over seas. You can take it up with him and take it from there. Hugs from the uk. Www.mazartstudio.co.uk
Looking forward to replicating this painting, however, will attempt to paint two birch bark trees instead. It reminds me of the winter nights when I lived in northern Ontario Canada. Thank you. Well done.
I Loved the entire process. I am a seasoned painter, however, I love learning all of the tips! especially loved the assistive tool you use to steady your hand! I would love the "formula" for making it! Is it a ball covered by cloth? Genius!
And I LOVE your version thanks for joining the MazArt tribe on Facebook and sharing and thanks for your comments here too they are appreciated because UA-cam algorithms like me better when folk engage. Appreciated.
This is absolutely beautiful. It inspired me with my university visual arts assignment. However, I completed the painting using acrylic paint instead of oil paint. I will share it on your art wall :)
Wow! I'm pretty overwhelmed by the comments and views on this video!! Also by the number of people who have painted along and then shared it on my MazArt wall!!! I've collected quite a few together and posted them all - what a huge compliment and I'm ever so grateful. Thanks guys. FOR HUNDREDS OF TUTORIALS VISIT MazArt Academy: mazartacademy.com/
Excellent work with helpful explanations results always in positive feedbacks. But it's a great pity that you haven't enough time to publish more of these tutorials on UA-cam ;)
This "Silent Night" is one of the most impressive winter landscapes in the last two years. Awesome! And thank you.
wow thank you Eric I appreciate that.
Hi Mas! IM looking hard for your portrait videos, when will you post at least one cant wait to see
+MazArtStudio It is very, very, very niiiiiceeeeeee
+MazArtStudio Well is not a surprise!!
Was my first in 20 yrs and Marion makes it so easy just found the one from 2016 adding the lights on the tree. I have to paint a new one because I gave the painting to my then sick brother in law in a nursing home. I thought I did a good job painting it and was very proud of it. Seems I wasn't alone as it was stolen from his room. Someone actually took it so am going to paint another one and love the lights. Thank you Marion you are such a beautiful artist and teacher.
I've been painting with acrylics for about 3 years and tried "Silent Night". I am 75 years old and find this a relaxing hobby. I love your lessons and find them easy to follow on UA-cam. My family is overwhelmed with how well my painting came out. Thank you for your time and efforts.
Well Walter, I too am 75. I never had time to paint. I admired paintings and had a dream that someday, I too would be able to paint. It is because of so many great artists who are willing to share their talents with us. I look at the paintings I have done and cannot believe I painted them. My acceptance of my talent is slow coming. MAZ YOU ARE THE BEST. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you
Hi grandpa you are now 77 right? I’m 17 lol
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial. I am a blind artist and love how when you teach you actually describe what you were doing and what colors you were using. I can't watch the time lapse videos because they are completely inaccessible. I enjoy an artist who actually teaches. Your paintings are lovely.
Kelly Coleman thank you for the comments and I'm so pleased you are finding the tutorials helpful. You have my utmost respect and admiration for following your art. Good luck and god bless. X.
Hello. Could you please include the captions since I am hard of hearing. Thank you.
First, I want to say thank you for all that you do for people who thought they could never paint. You are a blessing.
Second, How can I show you the work that I have done using your tutorials as a guide.
Three, You are an amazing teacher.
Hi Lillian good to hear from you - you can show any of the tutorials you have done from me - but as all artist vary in their approach it is always best to ask. It is good manners to put "in the style ....the artist concerned" or "after.....the artist name concerned" - I dont object to you displaying, selling etc any of the artwork you have done with me - good luck
Hi Joyce, if you are just doing one painting add about a teaspoon of oil to about a teaspoon of white paint, and mix together, you are looking for the consistency of cream. Hope that helps Maz x
I just spent 1.05.54 of my life watching pure talent at work...really inspiring. I learned a lot from watching this video. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Marion, I just want to thank you for your step by step lesson. I am not new to painting but new to oil painting. I am just so happy with my first (Silent Night) I actually cried as I was so surprised how well it came out. I am forever doubting my self. Thank you again for sharing your wealth of experience.
I just got done this evening following your tutorial! I cant believe it..my painting actually looks pretty!! Thanks for taking the time to go thru this step by step. The only thing I would ask is if you do more it would be helpful to get a straight on view o f your painting as you do it. Often the view from the side was a little hard to see and I need all the help I can get! But still very very beautiful..your a real talent. Thank you and God Bless
I love this tutorial. I don't have oils and only acrylics but I am giving this a try anyway.
No doubt you're a great teacher. So much to learn from you. All I have to say is THANK YOU, GRACIAS.
I love the way you painted the night sky with the moon and the stars. Thanks for the video.
Thank you i cannot believe how much i have learned from you in one painting, i have only been painting a couple of months but you have helped me realise why a lot of my stuff looks like theres something just not right, now i know why
+branden acey so pleased you enjoyed it
What a talented, generous lady you are to share all your wonderful knowledge and tips with us! Really enjoy watching your videos. Patsy
Thank you. I was able to do my first oil painting. I am so proud you could tell what it is. You are an excellent teacher.
hello greatest MAZ,,, actually ,, all my words will stop in front of your greatness ,n your way of let me involve in painting ,, because of your way of explaining ,, how you do the paint ,, I don,t find a word not like the people use to thank you ,,, but I found myself in need to another language no one knows on earth to thank you .. like a language of ANGLES THANK YOU SO,,,SO MUCH,, you are my teacher who taught me how to love to draw,,,,,MAG
Hey Maz, this painting is obsolutly incredible. I had painted it this evening. It was such an enjoyable and calming experience. I've learned a lot from your techniques which really helped me with my other paintings. Thank you so much xx 😊
I'm working on a piece right now but the minute I finish, I'm coming back to do this tutorial. I love this!!!
Great lesson ty
So gorgeous I'm glad I found you today I haven't painted since 1984 just started back pain so this is kind of exciting to see your pains thank you for sharing with us / Dee in Texas.
I love painting along with your videos. you are an amazing teacher. I love how you show how to use the brushes. I cant wait for more videos
I havent painted much with oils ,but ready to try again,Iearnt a lot from your video,you make it look easy.Thank you.Rose
Every few months I find myself returning to your initial videos and recapturing the charm of them. :) Thank you for doing them, Marion. :)
you are welcome hun :-)
An absolutely AMAZING tutorial! You are so patient and thorough with your instructions and techniques. I have never worked with oils before, but recently received a gift set. I was looking for some beginner project to try, and initially thought this one was WAY out of my league! After watching your tutorial through and through at least 6 times, I mustered up the courage to give it a go. Couldn't believe the final results! When my husband came home, he asked where I had bought the painting! I will be attempting more of your beautiful pieces in the future. I was looking all over UA-cam for an autumn tutorial near as good as yours and have thus far been disappointed! Thank you so much for your generosity in time and spirit in sharing your art with the rest of us!
I must say I stumbled across your video since I got a lot of paints for Christmas and wanted to learn more about oil painting and using mediums. I thoroughly enjoyed your video and painted the best painting so far in my lifetime. My mom told me it reminded her of Thomas Kinkade with how the light hits the tree and snow :) Thank you for posting your video, and I look forward to watching and painting some more :)
I really enjoy Marion's step by step tutorials. THEY'RE GREAT!!
Beautiful!!! Thank you so much for posting these tutorials. I live in the US, and I don't have access to any traditional classes where I live.... so watching videos is my only source of learning this wonderful style of painting. Thank you for your generosity... you've enriched my life.
I love this painting. I have never done a painting before in my life and I am also very pleased with the way mine came out. You are a very good teacher. I look forward to your other videos.
What a wonderful teacher, love your work.
Lou, from North Carolina USA
You are a prefect teacher in your explanation of your painting thanks!
I love this painting. I can't wait to try it. I have heard of using oil to thin paints instead of thinner but it is the first time I have seen someone do it. My teacher uses thinner. I like the oil so much better! I have only been painting since June so I look forward to the challenge of this one!! Have a wonderful Christmas!!
Maz you are wonderful! Iwant to watch all your full lessons and paint them for my daughters new house!
Thank you so much for taking time when creating this video and not moving so quickly. Learned some great tips and loved the "finger painting" of the moon.
Maz is a joy to watch. And easy to follow and learn from. Thank you maz. . Pat Lawrence
Thanks Pat.
Thanks for the response Marion, I have showed the painting to several people and they love it . Thanks to you for the great teaching lesson. You are so easy to follow and you explain things so well. I appreciate it soooo much. Wish I lived closer to you, i would definitely take classes with you .I have seen some of your students paintings and they are awesome. I watch your videos over and over, love your style. Thanks again :) And I love your accent, sounds beautiful.
Elaine
Very Beautiful & So Much Thanks for sharing with your help for us who are wanting to learn! Bless You!!
This class is terrific. Thank you so much. I am new to oils and very intimidated by them. Although I am using WMO's because I get terrible headaches with regular ones.I have had trouble finding someone who tells us the little details like if the paint doesn't transfer onto trees we need moore oil to thin it! I didn't know this. Acrylics are so different, and I am a watercolorist!!!
if you are working in oils, the golden rule is that if you have a thicker paint already on the canvas, a paint will stick to it if you thin it first. thinner paints stick to heavier paints. if you thin a 2nd paint just a little, you can thin a 3rd paint a little more to stick to the 2nd one...etc. hope that helps...
Thank you. I appreciate the info.
MarlenusofAR But... that isn't true... according to my art instructor. He says you do it the opposite, the thick paint over the thin. He says it's cuz the thin paint will dry first, and if it's over the thicker stuff, it'll pull it as it dries and shrinks... causing a crack. Even this page says so: www.winsornewton.com/uk/discover/tips-and-techniques/oil-colour/understanding-oil-painting-rules I'm only pointing this out because I lost my first few oils to cracking before I took a class. Paintings I really liked too!
Sharon Cullen Ok, let me clarify. Working in oils, not acrylics, in the wet on wet technique you start by painting things in the background, then move forward. As you move forward, you are putting wet paint on wet paint. But, many times, you dont want that paint to blend in, you just want it to stick to the thicker paint. So, you thin the 2nd layer of paint by adding magic white, linseed oil, paint thinner or other mediums. Example. You paint in the dark of a tree, then thin the green and put the leaves on, then thin highlight to the leaves and put that over the green. IF YOU TRY to put a heavier highlight to the green, then its simply not going to stick to the paint. Remember, this is wet on wet, not something that has already dried. Thinner paint sticks to heavier paint. Wet on wet allows for the smooth blending of colors and allows a person to paint in one sitting, and for me, an average of one hr. That is not to say that every paint has to be blended in, some are simply put on top of others for their own distinct purpose. But, you can combine them in many different ways. Lay down a blue for the sky, then a white for the clouds and blend in the reds and grays. You get the idea. By the way, I have a painting I painted 40 years ago and it has NO signs of aging or cracking. That's because I finished it with a coating of finishier and it looks as good as the day I painted it...:)
THANK YOU SO SO SO SO SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIME I thought I would never be able to do it for my art project but I DID THANKS TO YOU!!! It didn't turn out exactly like you but I'm still happy so thank you for your time you're very much appreciated ❤️❤️
Какая красота! С нетерпением жду следующих Ваших работ! Спасибо!
simply beautiful demonstration of art work
A
Beautiful painting.thoroughly enjoyed to watch you working graciously.all the blessing.stay well.
With love
A granny
Hi Maz
Great teaching! Clear voice, logical order and explanations. A great help for a novice like myself.
Thanks for sharing this.
This is an absolute joy to watch. All of the wet on wet painting videos I've seen are speed paintings only 20 minutes long, so we viewers never get to see how this technique can be worked with patience to make beautiful effects. Subscribed and liked :)
Dane Calderon
Terrific step by step, I am a new painter and I really enjoyed this lesson, especially painting the trees! Very inspiring!!
I could have sworn I left a note on this video but it's not showing here. I adored this whole painting, due to the coloring and the theme being right up my street. I loved it particularly at the end, when you dotted the stars and you looked so enchanted that you had made them shine and sparkle so brightly. THIS made my day. I am posting on my FB wall as I will go back to it probably again and again and when my paints arrive I shall try it too. Just love this. I wish you would also paint the ocean. I would love to see how you do a tropical ocean...even though I know you are in the North of the UK judging by your accent. I come from Berkshire but live in the US now. Anyhow Maz, you must do more real time beautiful landscapes...and more animals like leopards. I'd love to follow what you do xx Many heart felt thanks.
HI Maz...I am brand new here. I have never painted anything in my life..never even considered painting until i saw this, and decided to give it a try...and to my amazement it turned out ...not bad at all. You explain things so well...easy for a beginner like me to understand. i actually enjoyed the experience and am definatly going to have a try at some more... Thank you ever so much... Keep up the good work
Welcome! Glad you enjoyed it - come and join the MazArt Tribe on Facebook and share your version its a place to share all your mazart projects.
I was amazed. I plan to try it very soon. Thank you so much for sharing you talent!
Beautiful painting, I love working in oils, I've always done so. Lately tho im trying to learn other mediums. Im not real mobile right now so I wanted to learn some other medium so it's nots so hard for me to clean up or to do while I'm in bed.. As soon as I'm able I'll be back to my oils! Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent $ time!!. I just love snowy scenes!,
thank you Gail - my online tutorial site is now live you might enjoy that too!
Hi there..I have just started painting at 62...I saw your video,and decided to join in..haven't got the tecy bits off pat yet,but was very pleased with my result...I done mine in watercolour,not oil,but I think it still looks good..
Hi Evi I am soooo pleased you have enjoyed it - and in watercolour too how fabulous !! :-)
your easy to follow and direct instructions are terrific! Thanks!!
I loved the twinkling stars, a beautiful painting.
I loved how you did the moon area! Really nice job! Since I live in the desert I'm not very interested in snow!🌵🎨
Maz you are a great artist.... Thanks for this art video......it help me in my painting.....I am a beginner artist. I want to learn from you more in this field through your videos.....thanks.
you are the best teacher i have ever seen
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have just completed this painting and I did so in acrylic. It is such a gorgeous painting and I plan to gift it to my mother for Christmas. You are an amazing artist and a wonderful teacher! Keep a look out for an add on facebook and I will definitely share my work if your interested. Thanks again :)
You are welcome. And I love to see people's version so please share. Merry Christmas x
Hello! I really love your channel. You are such a wonderful teacher. You explain everything so well. I’m a beginner in oils abd I cannot wait to try this beauty.
Aww 🥰 thank you. I hope you enjoy it
Awesome painting...I've just started painting with acrylic paints,as I used to use spray paint..with similar effects,but it drys to quickly,can't manipulate the paint enough,so I've moved on to acrylic ...thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial as I learnt quite a bit...cheers from Australia :)
This has been the best tutorial i have yet seen and i am very definitely going to try this painting. Thank you so very much Marion. Greetings from Namibia
Beautiful painting, an enjoyment to watch. Thank you so much on the tip for making your own liquid white. Can't wait to try painting with oils. :)
Thank you for sharing your talent. I did this one in acrylic this winter. It's not as good as yours but I like it. Your painting is gorgeous.
You are a magical person, lass. --Ben
I love your tutorial! Now I just can't wait to get started on my own little winter painting! Thank you so very much!
Thank you so much for sharing your talent! I followed along with your video and finished this painting tonight using acrylics and it came out really nice! Can't wait to try another!
In a word, Incredible... Your video is very informative and inspirational. Thank you for sharing.
Always very informative thank you. Nice 2 see u back again
A-MAZE-ING! Love the colors and the blends. The overall outcome is absolutely stunning! I enjoyed watching every second of this. And you are lovely to watch and listen to. I've subscribed and I'll be watching and LEARNING more!
Thank you for your detailed guidance in this painting tutorial. I have learnt so much painting this. I hope to improve and improve as I practice more of your tutorials. My friends are very impressed with my painting which is lovely. Many thanks
I am really glad you enjoyed it.
dear marion, you have been for me like a star in a a dark night, i am so gratefull for ¡¡
i live very far away from the whole world, ian you have encourage me to learn about this technique and painting for the first time as well¡¡¡thank you very much¡¡
by the way, iam sapnish speaker so so sorry if iam no explaining very well¡¡
thank you very much¡¡
e suis tombé par hasard sur votre tuto, et j'en suis ravi. J'ai hate d'essayer de faire la même chose c'est plutot interessant pas ordinaire et jolie. D'ailleur je vais vous faire un compliment, vous êtes également jolie. De ce faite c'est plus agréable de suivre ce tuto...
Absolutely love this painting and I am definitely going to do this tutorial. Your teaching is wonderful and well explained. Cannot wait to try this gorgeous painting!
Спасибо огромное за такую прекрасную работу !!!
I'm going to try this one tomorrow, it's stunning! Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial! 🙂
So I did it, it's far from perfect, but I love it! Thank you! 😄
Thank you or taking your time to show how to make this painting it's lovely.
Your painting tutorials are too amazing...& I learned too much from you....and thanku soo much for that.... :))
Can't wait to try this painting!
Dank je wel voor je prachtige lessen ,ik heb met je meegedaan :)
Tonia kuijper uit Holland (Groningen )
Highly appreciated, Thank You Very Much, i was disappointed with the camera person, who didn't show an HD close up of the finished painting. Hopefully better thought camn be put into that. Thank You, Namaste.
Marion Marion my dear lady I am thinking I need to add u to my bucket list. I would LOVE to jump over the pond to get in on a few of ur classes.
that would be awesome! We have already had a visitor from Texas. I am teaching in Knoxville TN April 2018 (albeit the course is fully booked) but I do hope I will be invited back to teach possibly October :-)
MazArtStudio ohhhh my gosh is there a waiting list? I have got to get on it....I am floored at the thought
Aww you are sweet. Please contact me via my website and I’ll pass you the details of the gentleman who’s organising thing for me over seas. You can take it up with him and take it from there. Hugs from the uk. Www.mazartstudio.co.uk
You and your art have one thing in common ,,,, beauty.
This is awesome...your so much inspiration to others. I will try this painting. Thanks for sharing this.
omg... how beautifully created , just amazing!
Looking forward to replicating this painting, however, will attempt to paint two birch bark trees instead. It reminds me of the winter nights when I lived in northern Ontario Canada. Thank you. Well done.
You are welcome enjoy ☺️
Thank you for this well-done tutorial! I just recently started painting and I was able to successfully recreate your beautiful wintery painting!
Glad you enjoyed it. Come and apply to join the MazArt tribe on Facebook and share your MazArt work with me on there.
Thanks so much -- lots of helpful tips ... and a very pleasant person too!
I am going to try this today ! Fingers crossed !
just started painting .. this is amazing cannot wait to try it x
thank you Maz for your video.i adore it very much.
it is very amazing
muito bonita a sua pintura e muito boa a sua forma de ensinar!!!
Awesome work, have to add some of these techniques to my next painting
Hi itz really amazing it helped me alot to improve my painting so please keep on sharing such videos thank you.........
all what can I say is wooow .. absolutely amazing art
you make it look so easy lol I feel like I can do every painting but I know it's not as easy as it looks. Very Beautiful
it is just practise that makes it look easy. Like anything practise makes perfect as they say :-) glad you have enjoyed watching.
superb painting and awesome instructions !!! makes me wanna try asap !
I so enjoy watching your magic.
I Loved the entire process. I am a seasoned painter, however, I love learning all of the tips! especially loved the assistive tool you use to steady your hand! I would love the "formula" for making it! Is it a ball covered by cloth? Genius!
Late to the party as always :D But I did this today and was very pleased with the results. Thank you for the work of putting it up here on UA-cam
And I LOVE your version thanks for joining the MazArt tribe on Facebook and sharing and thanks for your comments here too they are appreciated because UA-cam algorithms like me better when folk engage. Appreciated.
I have just begone painting, and Silent Night has inspired me to go on to other paintings of hers.
This is absolutely beautiful. It inspired me with my university visual arts assignment. However, I completed the painting using acrylic paint instead of oil paint. I will share it on your art wall :)
Thank you so much! The tutorial was so well done and I was able to create something I never knew I could do
you are excellent in what you are doing
You for sure a great painter, love ur work