Hay Bales - Painting and Travel

The Hay Bales - Bowling Green, Kentucky
Sketching the layout with a brush, Roger takes his acrylics to create this scene with simple basic shapes. He shows how to block in the major areas and then adds the refining details of light and shadow. Sarah meets with a stained glass artist in his studio. He takes her through the many steps of cutting glass and leading windows.

[@markstevenson3047]

As always I enjoy a great pleasure from watching your UA-cam documentaries !

[@markstevenson3047]

I really delight in how you turn an average looking scene into a beautiful work of art !

[@LiannaRoseLife]

Love it. So relaxing 💓

[@artbykcappadona5166]

I must have missed this one on TV Roger. How exciting to see it.

[@jamesgannon8914]

Wonderful!!

[@Bansemer]

Thank you James.

[@marvinjarboe422]

Thanks Roger, for replaying this. It was so special, the week you spent with us. Enjoyed seeing this again.

[@Bansemer]

Any time

[@lucb]

Bonjour Mr .
Magnifique vidéo.
Pourriez vous m’indiquer la marque de votre peinture.
En vous remerciant . Amicalement

[@andrewbeaudoin7363]

I know there's still lots more to come! I'd like to see another Lighthouse or maybe the North Carolina Garden.

[@Bansemer]

I'm uploading one video a week now.

[@unionbankofindiaperupale-kp4ee]

Sir how fit your painting panel in frame

[@Bansemer]

The paintings are done on a thin Masonite board and the sizes are standard so I can purchase frames without having them custom made. The panels fit nicely into them with just a few clips or small nails on the back.