How to Establish Your Own Painting Style by Stefan Baumann

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  • Опубліковано 16 гру 2024

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  • @selinamularz9194
    @selinamularz9194 6 років тому +5

    I love how you talk to your students. Inspiring and critical at the same time.

  • @MotherGosling
    @MotherGosling 6 років тому +6

    This is the first art video EVER that has made me cry - when Stefan took those lovely paintings and by changing the light, made them STUNNING the tears rolled down my cheeks! So simple yet graphic! What a teacher!

  • @shadesofgray5476
    @shadesofgray5476 6 років тому +4

    Wow what great instruction. You really look like your enjoying yourself teaching and that you like your students and want them to be great.

  • @ladyshadow79
    @ladyshadow79 6 років тому +11

    I have to say that you have really inspired me! I just finished watching your 3 videos on doodling and I am now working on that. I also have to say that you are one handsome man, and it makes it a lot easier to pay attention to your every word! Thank you for making these videos and helping us new artists learn the proper way to create. Blessings, and Much Love and Respect, Your fan in North Carolina, Stacy

  • @kathleenhutter4412
    @kathleenhutter4412 3 роки тому

    Funny but I painted murals for 20 years and have recently switched to fine art and I've had a hard time going small lol. It enables more detail, but maybe that's a trap! When you capture exactly what you need, there are no superfluous brush strokes, there are only intentional ones. Love the spirit in these videos! "Go home, paint BIG and Beautiful!" ROFL. Oh to be in these fun classes! Instead, I shall retreat to my cave and paint, but what I should be doing is going outside but it's been so gray and icky for over a month!! Spring is coming and then we can see some REAL light!!! Yay! Thanks for the insight :-) Blessings to all...

  • @julietbullen-dunbar7059
    @julietbullen-dunbar7059 6 років тому +6

    I get so much inspiration and information from these videos, the little bits of needed knowledge you can only learn by doing. Thank you.

  • @10us101
    @10us101 6 років тому +2

    so much life created in one room thanks

  • @Suid-Afrika67
    @Suid-Afrika67 5 років тому

    Yes, the contrast is making it happen. Thank you for the videos.

  • @anonymousfellowindian
    @anonymousfellowindian 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks

  • @jbig808
    @jbig808 6 років тому +2

    BIg and bold! Love it.

  • @ronaldnydegger5033
    @ronaldnydegger5033 4 роки тому +1

    The difference between the painting and the reality you see is that in reality you see depth and the painting is a simulation of depth that you see on a flat surface.

  • @lindablower836
    @lindablower836 4 роки тому

    I just want to say thank you for the excellent videos.
    I found the Doodling one the other day i had been trying to motivate myself to do gesture drawing it was not happening for me .
    So i watched the doodle one and did 40 in two days and as you said it stopped me from overthinking the process.Also i got my precious art sketchbook out and used that .
    I found as you said putting to much focus on the cost of paper with the thinking of the parent that tells you draw both sides was stopping mme getting on with things.
    I knew i had a problem that was stopping me making art even though i really wanted to.
    I had no idea childhood conditioning was the actual problem.
    Thank you so much your wise words have given me the freedom to do my own thing
    Best wishes Lynda

  • @catherinegreenup4608
    @catherinegreenup4608 5 років тому

    I know I love detail. I’m learning I do best on A4 canvases or smaller. Because detail has to be condensed using small to tiny brushes. I love layering with gazing layers. If your patient you get great realistic results. Especially in clouds and sunlight with sun rises and evening blues and golds and reds. Sun-rays pop over layered sun-light to. I’m still a beginner, I’m still developing who I am within my painting. Thank you, brilliant.

  • @leeanthony8085
    @leeanthony8085 5 років тому +1

    A born educator

  • @annacoribioanna
    @annacoribioanna 6 років тому +2

    I love you! te amo! thank you for helping me in my journey

  • @nateflanagan792
    @nateflanagan792 6 років тому +2

    I was just watching your Laws of Attraction video when I got the notification for this one! Thanks for the uploads! Learning ALOT thru your teachings. Which I lived closer so I can take some classes!

    • @StefanBaumann
      @StefanBaumann  6 років тому

      Nate I do have coaching classes over the phone, look into it.

  • @IndyIndie59
    @IndyIndie59 6 років тому +1

    I just love your videos. Of all the videos I have watched on painting, yours make the most sense. I am working hard to learn to draw so I can paint beautifully, but at the moment I am struggling just to make an apple look like something more than a misshapen blob. I am taking your advice and practicing lots every day, even managing to get some paint on canvas, although mostly it is on me. One day when I am able to actually draw enough to put something worthwhile on a canvas I will consider phone tuition (since I am in Australia), Thank you for being an inspiration, please keep the videos coming they are all I have to inspire me.

    • @dianehighmore1438
      @dianehighmore1438 6 років тому +4

      I would strongly suggest you do not wait. After 30 years of waiting for the, "Right time", I decided to check out this coaching Stefan was talking about. That was 2 1/2 months ago. My painting ability has blossomed, and my confidence level is beyond what I ever imagined. I have gone from being a person who would not show anyone, not even family, my attempts at art making, to posting paintings on facebook, and entering art shows! I honestly feel like a new person. So please do not put your life on hold any longer. By the way, I am 4 time zones away, and live in a different country than Stefan, so distance does not matter. Tip: His voice sounds EXACTLY the same on the 'phone as it does in the video. Good luck, and Happy Painting !

    • @IndyIndie59
      @IndyIndie59 6 років тому +3

      Thank you for your encouragement. The more I watch Stefan's videos the more I want to connect with him as my personal coach. I will definitely make the step soon.

  • @mischabe3
    @mischabe3 5 років тому +1

    I believe it is possible to use a photo as a reference and turn it into a stunning work of art, surpassing the image in the photo. But of course you need to possess artistic instincts and knowledge of colours, values, light and shadows, etc. to make it happen.

  • @patriciaburke2401
    @patriciaburke2401 6 років тому +1

    How do you make a glaze to add shadows?

  • @ruthinman6921
    @ruthinman6921 6 років тому +1

    Do you have any videos pertaining to abstracts?

  • @veroniquemcmurray8417
    @veroniquemcmurray8417 6 років тому

    Thank you so much for these videos. Is there anywhere you can download the homework list? I loved doing the foil one.

  • @ms.v3307
    @ms.v3307 6 років тому +3

    I enjoyed your videos first time viewing. I am a new 👩‍🎨

  • @daveelson213
    @daveelson213 6 років тому +4

    "what are you doing?"............."go home"...... that made me smile :)

    • @artriot4758
      @artriot4758 6 років тому +1

      Hey Dave. How's it going?

    • @daveelson213
      @daveelson213 6 років тому

      its getting easier... my sis was full of life and I know she doesn't want us to be sadsacks...she loved her music and that's whats helping me through it... and watching easy going videos like this. thanks chuck :)

    • @artriot4758
      @artriot4758 6 років тому +1

      She sounds lovely. A day at a time. Day at a time.

    • @daveelson213
      @daveelson213 6 років тому +1

      shes our crazy diamond:)

    • @annesaffer629
      @annesaffer629 5 років тому

      He’s channeling his inner Ferris Bueller

  • @artriot4758
    @artriot4758 6 років тому +2

    I loved the class work!

  • @lizkolodziej9159
    @lizkolodziej9159 6 років тому

    Hi Stefan, I am starting out, painting every day for practice, inktober , as well as attending a local art class once per week, and enjoying being creative for the first time , since I retired.........my question is....where can I buy a spotlight to use in my still life compositions..... I am trying to source one on the internet, but they are mostly theatre lights which are massively too big. Can you let me know the make of the one in this tube video . Many thanks lizkolodziej

    • @StefanBaumann
      @StefanBaumann  6 років тому

      B and H lighting in NY

    • @lizkolodziej9159
      @lizkolodziej9159 6 років тому

      Got a 300 watt fresnel light and stand from amazon for £90. So pleased. Many thanks

  • @healingarts5119
    @healingarts5119 4 роки тому +1

    I didn't hear anything about establishing a painting style. Error on title?

  • @bronislavamacaibockova901
    @bronislavamacaibockova901 5 років тому

    Thank you for your video. Do you have tears in your eyes when you see some of yours students work? I would have ;)

  • @Jay_Sullivan
    @Jay_Sullivan 6 років тому

    That intro was funny. It's definitely an improvement over the old advert.

  • @lukasz2965
    @lukasz2965 6 років тому +5

    great mate i just dont see any reference to the title in this video whatsoever

    • @StefanBaumann
      @StefanBaumann  6 років тому +1

      I mention that painting from life is the only way you can

    • @lukasz2965
      @lukasz2965 6 років тому

      thats objective

    • @ruthinman6921
      @ruthinman6921 6 років тому

      what if you want to paint abstracts?

  • @ronaldnydegger5033
    @ronaldnydegger5033 4 роки тому

    The word style is not necessary, as the technique is described and preferences will make the differences anyways. Paint what you see.

  • @ladyalka3
    @ladyalka3 6 років тому +3

    I love your videos but I have to admit that most of the time they are not true to its title. Here you are talking more about light and shadows rather then how to develop your own painting style. It’s exciting and disappointing at the same time. I feel that I waisted my break on a wrong video. It’s not that it isn’t beneficial and that I didn’t learn something but I was expecting something else. I don’t know if anyone else feels like this?

    • @StefanBaumann
      @StefanBaumann  6 років тому +6

      Its hard to sometimes find a topic since I give a lecture to students that have all kinds of questions and I try to address them. I'll try to stay on message, That said as long as you get somthing then "its a good thing"

  • @VerbranntiChaib1
    @VerbranntiChaib1 5 років тому

    A definitive vid on how to handle an audience. Better than Donald Trump

    • @VerbranntiChaib1
      @VerbranntiChaib1 5 років тому

      Lesson one, make contact with the Audience.
      Lesson two, Praise something.
      Lesson three, set a problem.