Painting a Layered Sky
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- In his usual step by step approach (while doing an oil sketch on paper) Dutch painter Janhendrik Dolsma shows how he paints a layered sky. For each phase of the process, he runs a ticker, containing the names and brands of the colors used.
The following topics are covered:
1. The color of the sky
2. Painting Cirrus clouds using Transparent White
3. Painting backlit clouds
4. Painting sparkles on the water
Dolsma (1950) is an expert painter of clouds, beaches, dunes and of course the ocean. On his UA-cam channel he shares a lifetime of painting experience in short tutorial videos with an emphasis on painting clouds. His full length tutorials (over 60 minutes) have found their way to buyers all over the world. Full tutorials can be found here: www.paintingsk...
Dolsma participated in exhibitions in the Netherlands, Germany, the UK, Taiwan, Spain, Belgium and the USA.
Patreon: www.patreon.com/paintingskies
Website: www.paintingsk...
Full length tutorials: www.paintingsk...
Online sale: www.janhendrik...
Blog: paintingclouds...
Once again magnificent, a landscape of beauty and simplicity of detail that makes the work majestic. Bravo
Thank you so much!
Thank you, I'm working on my biggest painting ever and needed this lesson. Great timing.
What a coincidence! All the best with your painting!
Beautiful! No one does clouds better. I also appreciate you adding the paint color and brand in each video.
Thanks, Mike! Good to hear the added colors and brands are helpful.
So masterfully and beautifully created. Seeing you bring your art to life is such a joy. Thank you for sharing it with us.
That is so kind of you, Donita, thank you!
So great
Underbart arbete och vilket resultat, tack så mycket 🧡🧡🧡🙏
Kul att höra att du gillar det, tack!
beautiful!! thank you Sir... you are very kind and professional fir sharing your work with us.
My pleasure!
Been painting for 60 years and clowns are one of my favourite subjects. Good stuff!
Thank you, Greg!
You probably mean clouds? Don't get me started on pelling correction...
cloud
So in love with this 💞🩵
Great, thanks!
Beautiful! 👏👏👏 Thank you for your explains! 🙏❤️
Thank you!
Beautiful
Thanks, Parker!
I love how YT recommends me vidoes about how to remove background using the new feature in PS and then it recommends to watch a video on how to paint clauds with a brush. Very relaxing.
Ah, that's funny, thanks!
You are my favourite painter of all time!!
Thanks so much for sharing your talent ❤
That's very kind, Tracey, thank you!
Very beautiful, thank you for sharing.
My pleasure, Christophe!
Amazing, I would love to learn more of your techniques. I am going to check out your full length tutorials on your websites
That's great to hear, thanks!
Love your work Janhendrik . Although I’m a pastel artist like you I love to paint realistically. Most pastel artist seem to like to put a lot of colour in their work. And that’s rightly so . But watching you paint relates to me so much. Thank you I will look forward to all of your upcoming videos.
Thanks, Jon! I've worked with soft pastels a lot, mostly plein-air. It's a wonderful material.
Thank you for replying Janhendrik . I thought you might. I absolutely love them .
Fabulous skies! I'm working oil on canvas - frustrating how long it takes to dry between sessions... I'm using linseed oil - do you just set it aside and wait? Wish I could see your palette, you're using a lot of paint, and letting it dry between sessions. Please say more! ❤
I'm using a fast drying medium, Liquin Light Gel (Winsor & Newton). It allows me to resume working on the same painting the next day. Wrote an article about it on my blog: paintingcloudskies.blogspot.com/2016/02/the-fat-over-lean-rule.html. Hope this helps!
Brilliant x
Thanks, Kathleen!
you are crazy good. great work.
Thank you, Dana!
Brilliant! Beautiful
Thank you!
Beautiful! I’m currently trying to paint a Hawaii scene and this helps with the sky a lot, thanks for sharing! :)
That's great to hear, Caitlin!
Its beautiful
Thank you!
Thank you for this video.
My pleasure!
Please are you using oil or acrylic I have a great love of clouds and the endless majesty they present as a roof over our planet thank you for sharing your knowledge .
My pleasure, Valerie. I'm using oils.
Brilliant
Thank you, Christine!
heerlijk om je aan 't werk te zien!
Fijn om the horen, dank je!
That’s amazing ! I never think of using my finger as a tool!
One of the great advantages is that you always have it at hand (pun intended).
Beautiful❤
Thank you!
Very nice work and informative video ❤.
Thank you, Sadiaa!
Amazing 🤗
Thank you!
Hi I'm Nivedita from India,its nice to watch your painting techniques & learn from it.
Thanks, Nevidia, glad you enjoy my videos!
@@PaintingSkies1 oh Hi Sir, I am so happy that you responded. I want to see more of your paintings can I get your mail ID. Thanks alot.
Sir I want to see a sky of sunrise.
@@niveditade7095 info@janhendrikdolsm.nl
@@niveditade7095 I recently did a small sunrise painting. It's on my website, nr. 6 of the recent work section: www.janhendrikdolsma.nl/producten/
Trabajas el cielo the mágic colors...
Gracias!
MashAllah. Great work.
Thank you!
Lovely ...sir🫡
Thank you!
@@PaintingSkies1 i went to work with you
Gotta try it out..with your methods sir .
Pleased to hear that! If you're interested in my full length tutorials, please go to www.paintingskies.com/video.
"It doesn't look promising yet."
Me before he finished: "Wow, it's so beautiful."
Thank you!
How much time do you usually spend on a painting?
That depends. Size is a determining factor. On this painting On this one I worked just over a week. But a really large painting can take up to 4 to 6 weeks.
@@PaintingSkies1 Thank you very much for your answer! I learned a lot watching you do it and can now say i'm pretty good at painting skies ☺️. Again. Thanks!!
That's great!@@wyzeyzere
You sound like Werner Herzog!
I love it. So soothing!
Thanks! Yes, Herzog has a bit of a hoarse voice too.
@@PaintingSkies1 It's the cadence & tone.
I think it's great:))
By the way, your talent is beyond.
You got me through a sky I was doing in acrylic & having zero luck.
I put the acrylic away, got out the oil & took a stab at it.
I should've just had the guts to do that in the first place, but ah well, hindsight.
@@lahaza6515 That's great! I hear this a lot, people seem to think oil is a difficult material, while in reality acrylics are much harder. I was never any good at them...
@@PaintingSkies1 Yes, it's such a surprise to me. I did get water soluble bc it feels less intimidating, but I do love it.
Now I'm inspired to go over a lot of my acrylic paintings that always felt like they were missing something.
I can't tell you how appreciative I am of your generosity to share your tips & talent with us struggling painters out here:)
@@lahaza6515 That could be a good plan. In the past I used acrylics as an underpainting for my oils. Just take care they're really dry, in particular when you use thick, undiluted paint.
How do you keep your brushes soft and clean
I clean my brushes with sunflower oil and shampoo. Did a UA-cam video about it: ua-cam.com/video/RUkC3RBVjcg/v-deo.html.
@@PaintingSkies1 thankyou
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Thx, Ernesto!
is that acryllic or oil colour?
It's oil (as mentioned in the video description).
Oils presumably?
That's right, Keith.
Heel aardig voor een 'schets' 😉
Dank je, Ben! Het is een beetje aan mezelf gericht, om mijn neiging tot perfectionisme in te tomen.
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Thank you!
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Thanks!!
💕💯🎨🎨🎨
Thank you, Robert!
Vc sempre pula as etapas! Nao gostei!
Imagino que você não goste que eu pule algumas etapas, mas todos os meus vídeos do UA-cam são de conteúdo gratuito. Se você quiser ver os vídeos completos, considere me apoiar no Patreon (www.patreon.com/paintingskies). Tenho que ganhar a vida, senhor.
Com licença, quero dizer, senhora...
So great
Thank you!