Such a brilliant artist, and such a brilliant mind, jumping from ancient Egypt, to renaissance, to psychology, to biology, thesism, to paper towels and men in black all whilst creating a master piece. Absolutely engaging and absorbing. Peace be upon you sir.
@@kerry5586 oh, and just so you know, art isn't a talent. It is a skill. A skill one learns just as one learns English, mathematics, etc. Anyone and everyone can learn this skill given enough practice and time. Stop being mediocre.
David you are so generous and when you cheer people up with the hope of improving themselves who could not even get close to affording your classes God (The true Light of the world blesses you)I for one thank you so much ,all of us out in painting no mans land who have come across you have found a treasure
I think you might be the funniest person I have ever listened to. I can see other people were not impressed by your commentary but I seemed to find every other thing you said really hilarious. And to top it off you were inspiring with the glazing too. thanks!
HI, Janine - What a great comment! Thank you so much for watching and then taking the time to leave a message. Your comments are very important to us and inspire us as well. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David Dunlop and Connie Simmons Also from Connie - I agree that David is hilarious and also so inspiring!
David never fails to amaze me with what seems a magical way of creating art. I love his enthusiasm and willingness to show his techniques. Please keep these workshops coming!
HI, Kris - We are thrilled that you watched and enjoyed our programs - that makes us very happy. Your comments are very important to us and inspire us as well. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David Dunlop and Connie Simmons
'It must be water... cause rocks don't shake like that!' That sums it up, you make a illusion look so real yet mysterious powerful, that's why it really inspires! wonderful.
Hi, catherinebast4456 - Thank you so much - we appreciate your kind comments - they are very meaningful to us. We are really happy that you enjoyed it! Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
WONDERFUL David Dunlop UA-cam presentation about GLAZING, PAINTING DOUBT, and DIFFERENT PAINTING TECHNIQUES used in painting a forest scene. EXTREMELY INTERESTING & USEFUL in my own work. I highly recommend this informative principled workshop for all landscape painters.
Hi, Sushmasabnis - We are delighted that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. Kind regards, Connie and David
Absolutely love all your shows. I am primarily an acrylic artist and intend to try this with acrylics. Thank you. I always love all your historical comments too.
Thank you so much, navalakshman5970 - What a fabulous comment - we so appreciate it! Thank you for watching our program and then writing to us. We are sorry that it took us so long to write back to you! Kind regards, David and Connie
Dear Daniel, thanks a thousand times!! You teach with so much excitement that it touches and reaches through in a magnificent way. I am studying all of your videos. Those techniques and approaches are essential for the magic to happen in light. How beautiful!
This guy is nuts in the sweetest possible way. I just want him as my friend :) Brilliant demo, wonderful use of glazing and so inspiring. I love it. Thank you so much. I hope he makes more videos. I love his work.
OK I am hooked. You made me hit the subscribe button. The joy of your process is hypnotic and I want to keep watching and listening without end. Where were you years ago as I sat thirsty through hour after empty hour of lecture and instruction only to come away unslaked and unsatisfied. What might my dreams have become had you been the source of my inspiration?
You are very, very inspiring, making me want to take risks, explore... and enjoy as much as possible. I love this technique and the ideas to search for the light. Thank you very much
Thank you so much for your kind and inspiring comment. We are thrilled that you watched and enjoyed our programs - that makes us very happy. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David Dunlop and Connie Simmons
David...THANK YOU so much for this fresh approach to glazing..I LOVE it!!!...you bring so much to the painting experience!!!....RELAX!! for better access to your stored memory...you must have a psych degree as well as a masters' experience in painting...!!..great work....!
What I’ve learnt from this is you have to be a master of the paints you use before you begin to create , sadly I’m a learner , this painting is something else it’s like unfolding magic , I absolutely love your process and hungry for more . Thank you
I always found that glazing was being taught as such a mysterious process, but after watching your new workshop on glazing it made it so clear. Wonderful instructions, thank you again!
I have no words to say except WOW! I have been painting Impressionism for the last 20 yrs , and my work is ok, but none of them gave me the exhilaration that I felt while you were glazing here. Got to get me some squeegees and big brushes. Just found you yesterday so it’s too late for me to sign of for the January online sessions. Hopefully you’ll offer some in February and on…..miracles happen only when we take risks, thank you!
HI, Mona - Thank you for the comment. Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. Good luck with your painting. Kind regards, David and Connie
Dear karenmoore6888 - Thank you so much - we are really happy that you enjoyed it! We have so enjoyed creating these programs and it really means so much to us that you watched our program and then wrote to us. Kind regards, David and Connie
Thank you, I am so excited to hit my studio today, I have overworked a painting and am going to play with your technique today! I love the commentary and have learnt so much from you already David. Can’t wait for your next posting!
Thank you for an art education relayed to us on many levels: history, psychology, music, technique, et. Bravo! From one educator to another, a tour de force!
Love the colors and the big lovely strokes and movement in the paintings. Watching and re-watching this and your other collection of online videos to learn. Thank you for the videos
Dear paulalbertdieter - We are so happy that you watched and enjoyed our program and that you wrote to us. We really appreciate hearing from you - it means so much! Kind regards, David and Connie
Its always helpful to watch the work of a master for a student. And David is not only a master in his field, but also a very good teacher. Open, joyful. One can see, that he is doing his art with much joy and with much knowledge.. Thats how it should be@@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt
David your a 'cack', which is australian parlance for very funny! Loved your running commentary and demystification of your process. Bravo! And thank you.
David, this is so great. I just found you this morning and my first view was "Monet". I have already shared this with many in my Lachri Group for Artists on Google+. Many likes so far. I then started viewing your other videos. Wow. I will view them all. I subscribed to your channel at first so I can always go back and view those that I have not viewed. I like your work and how you bring the classics and masters into your work and techniques. Question on the anodized aluminum panels. Does the oil paint (after dried of course) stick fast to the ultra smooth surface? Great work and thanks for the very informative videos.
Dear CarlaMarinaBorralho - We are really happy that you enjoyed it and happy to see you here again! We are sorry that it took so long to respond and we hope that you have seen our more recent programs. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
This is amazing 👏 and exactly what I needed. I was looking for info on glazing but with darker colors and adding shadows which there is little to none that I can find on UA-cam. It seems to all be glazing with colors but the depth is already there. Amazing how you add so much..mystery and ambiance. Thank you!
Marie-Christine, thank you. You might want to visit my website at daviddunlop.com and check out my online classes as well as read my free blog posts. David
Hi, ritekeith - Thank you for watching and writing. We are really happy that you enjoyed it! Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
I love how you approach a painting. You are not "full" of yourself. You give the audience the chance to grow with you as the painting develops. You have so much knowledge and seem very approachable. This makes you an amazing teacher. Thank you for sharing your sense of style and love of light with us. Thank you for painting.
That make a diference,the joy ,relax when you painting.Thanks mister Dunlop and Stuart,i like free stye because i,m terefay when i painting because i,m biginer but i hope i find what reprezent me,sorry for my pore english.Thanks again.
Hi David,I wish I had a teacher like you at school,even in math or geography You make me smiling and running straight to an old painting and try to do glazing in your technique. Thank you so much. I wonder where can I get this large brush?
I laughed out loud several times while watching...also, I learned that I don't need gillions of glazes to achieve depth of field... Time to build a bigger body of work...Blick is gonna make a fortune on me...🙂
I’m 30 this year (2020) and I remember watching him on pbs in Milwaukee. He wasn’t on often then but even as a child into teenager I loved him. Anyone else think he looks similar to the actor who plays Alan from two and half men?
Dear Karennaturallyartby - We are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. Good luck with your painting! All the best, Connie and David
Dear Marilynmagera3169 - Thank you so much for watching the program and for writing to us. We love creating these programs and it means so much to hear from you - so thank you!
I thank you for your sharing of your talent, also your explanation of technique is excellent. You have inspired me to try glazing. How long does it take for this painting to dry and do you varnish it? Best regards.
I did not know about you or this technique. I love you. I'm going to try this on a old painting I did in acrylic of a night city scape that has too many hard lines of color shooting up into the sky and down into the water. I wish you were here in my apartment with your joyful self helping me. Thanks. Where do I buy that large brush?
Doesn't this painting now have too many focal points vying for attention now? If not, could you explain please why not? Either way, amazing what big brushes and a wonderful outlook can accomplish! Very well done, sir!
Thanks a lot David, you made me laugh, you educated me and now inspired..I haven't been this in ore since I first saw Constable, Turner and Monet at the The National when I was 13...now being 48..it's been a while! I am going to give it a go and see where the mystery takes me :). could I get the same effect with Acrylic paints/ glazes on canvas or would it best to use oils?
Such a brilliant artist, and such a brilliant mind, jumping from ancient Egypt, to renaissance, to psychology, to biology, thesism, to paper towels and men in black all whilst creating a master piece. Absolutely engaging and absorbing. Peace be upon you sir.
A thinking man's Bob Ross 😂
Dear Chris - Thank you so much for watching our program and writing to us! We are delighted you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
Who ever had this gentleman as a teacher was truly blessed: he is fabulous!
You need to be taught to glaze over a print out?
This isn't skill and it isn't art.
@@phillipstroll7385 You Phillip are obviously very jealous of other people's talent.
@@kerry5586 glazing over a photo is talent? Did I miss something?
@@kerry5586 oh, and just so you know, art isn't a talent. It is a skill. A skill one learns just as one learns English, mathematics, etc. Anyone and everyone can learn this skill given enough practice and time. Stop being mediocre.
@@phillipstroll7385 he didn't glaze over a photo. What are you talking about?
One of the best videos EVER about painting! Thank you, David Dunlop!
Thank you again for watching and for writing, DMannionArt! We appreciate your comments! Kind regards, David and Connie
David you are so generous and when you cheer people up with the hope of improving themselves who could not even get close to affording your classes God (The true Light of the world blesses you)I for one thank you so much ,all of us out in painting no mans land who have come across you have found a treasure
Dear Stuart - How kind of you to write such lovely comments - we really appreciate it! Kind regards, David and Connie
I think you might be the funniest person I have ever listened to. I can see other people were not impressed by your commentary but I seemed to find every other thing you said really hilarious. And to top it off you were inspiring with the glazing too. thanks!
Thank you Janine. You can follow me and my blog posts at daviddunlop dot com.
David's art is great, but I love his talking, my mind works like that as I paint, I just have no one to say it to! :)
HI, Janine - What a great comment! Thank you so much for watching and then taking the time to leave a message. Your comments are very important to us and inspire us as well. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David Dunlop and Connie Simmons Also from Connie - I agree that David is hilarious and also so inspiring!
David never fails to amaze me with what seems a magical way of creating art. I love his enthusiasm and willingness to show his techniques. Please keep these workshops coming!
Bob Ross at a much, much higher plane...
HI, Kris - We are thrilled that you watched and enjoyed our programs - that makes us very happy. Your comments are very important to us and inspire us as well. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David Dunlop and Connie Simmons
Wish you were back onPBS I so enjoyed your perspective on Winslow Homer.
'It must be water... cause rocks don't shake like that!' That sums it up, you make a illusion look so real yet mysterious powerful, that's why it really inspires! wonderful.
You are an amazing artist! I aspire to have your vision! Love the commentary as always.
Barb, Thank you so much. You might be interested in what I have to offer on my website at daviddunlop.com best, David
You act like a Shakespeare player en paint like a magician! Love it very much! Thank you. Theo.
This is awesome. So inspiring. Thank you!!!!
Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to write - I appreciate it! Kind regards, David
Another most enjoyable forty minutes and behold a masterpiece appears. Thanks again.
Hi, catherinebast4456 - Thank you so much - we appreciate your kind comments - they are very meaningful to us. We are really happy that you enjoyed it! Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
I love this video demonstration of glazing and I love your sense of humor. I'm looking forward to watching more and learning from your experience.
Hi! Thank you so much and We are delighted you enjoyed it. Sorry that it took so long to respond! Kind regards, David and Connie
This could be one of your best yet. Really enjoyed watching and the finished painting.
Thank you very much, Alleynep! We are delighted you enjoyed it and thank you for taking the time to write. Kind regards, David and Connie
WOW
Stunning work. Thank you for taking us along with you.
Hi, Chrislee-anneinturn5111! Thank you so much. We are happy that you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
This is much more than a painting lesson but a painting about life how we approach things.... work with it don’t resist it ! Thank you 🙏
I am glad you tube suggested your videos. You clearly changed my perception for good. This method you showed just changed my whole world.
WONDERFUL David Dunlop UA-cam presentation about GLAZING, PAINTING DOUBT, and DIFFERENT PAINTING TECHNIQUES used in painting a forest scene. EXTREMELY INTERESTING & USEFUL in my own work. I highly recommend this informative principled workshop for all landscape painters.
Wonderful teacher you are. You take any mystery out of painting.❤
Hi, Sushmasabnis - We are delighted that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. Kind regards, Connie and David
Absolutely love all your shows. I am primarily an acrylic artist and intend to try this with acrylics. Thank you. I always love all your historical comments too.
First time I saw Mr. Dunlop was on pbs. He is the most brilliant teacher I had ever seen.
You are the best teacher. Thanks for your teaching.
Thank you so much, navalakshman5970 - What a fabulous comment - we so appreciate it! Thank you for watching our program and then writing to us. We are sorry that it took us so long to write back to you! Kind regards, David and Connie
David, Thank you. I never seen a video or artist demonstrate a glazing as interesting as yours. Great job! I will try this next time.
Wow, that was amazing. I wanted to understand glazing and you added a whole new dimension. Thank you
Dear Daniel, thanks a thousand times!! You teach with so much excitement that it touches and reaches through in a magnificent way. I am studying all of your videos. Those techniques and approaches are essential for the magic to happen in light. How beautiful!
This guy is nuts in the sweetest possible way. I just want him as my friend :) Brilliant demo, wonderful use of glazing and so inspiring. I love it. Thank you so much. I hope he makes more videos. I love his work.
thank you david. we really like your demos. and we really appreciate your effort. please keep them coming. ♡
Wonderful episode David! Your segments are always enlightening and entertaining. Thank you
skylar mccready I
I just can't seem to finish watching your fascinating videos without stopping and trying it myself - you just make everything so fun!
Awesome! What an artistic way to paint, love it! Thank you, I’m inspired!
OK I am hooked. You made me hit the subscribe button. The joy of your process is hypnotic and I want to keep watching and listening without end. Where were you years ago as I sat thirsty through hour after empty hour of lecture and instruction only to come away unslaked and unsatisfied. What might my dreams have become had you been the source of my inspiration?
You are very, very inspiring, making me want to take risks, explore... and enjoy as much as possible. I love this technique and the ideas to search for the light. Thank you very much
Thank you so much for your kind and inspiring comment. We are thrilled that you watched and enjoyed our programs - that makes us very happy. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David Dunlop and Connie Simmons
David...THANK YOU so much for this fresh approach to glazing..I LOVE it!!!...you bring so much to the painting experience!!!....RELAX!! for better access to your stored memory...you must have a psych degree as well as a masters' experience in painting...!!..great work....!
What I’ve learnt from this is you have to be a master of the paints you use before you begin to create , sadly I’m a learner , this painting is something else it’s like unfolding magic , I absolutely love your process and hungry for more . Thank you
Thank you so much for showing this Way of painting. You motivate me , so I wish to start painting right now in that Way. Love it!👍🙂
I always found that glazing was being taught as such a mysterious process, but after watching your new workshop on glazing it made it so clear. Wonderful instructions, thank you again!
FABULOUS, STUNNING, BEAUTIFUL, you name it , its got it, all down to you ,a GREAT ARTIST AND TEACHER, 👍😲♥️♥️😲🤗, From Frances uk
I have no words to say except WOW! I have been painting Impressionism for the last 20 yrs , and my work is ok, but none of them gave me the exhilaration that I felt while you were glazing here. Got to get me some squeegees and big brushes. Just found you yesterday so it’s too late for me to sign of for the January online sessions. Hopefully you’ll offer some in February and on…..miracles happen only when we take risks, thank you!
HI, Mona - Thank you for the comment. Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. Good luck with your painting. Kind regards, David and Connie
Beautiful painting.thanks for sharing David🙌
Thank you so much! Warmly, David
Your are the most interesting, knowledgeable and inspiringly wonderful great artist I’ve ever watched! Wordy I know, but true
Dear karenmoore6888 - Thank you so much - we are really happy that you enjoyed it! We have so enjoyed creating these programs and it really means so much to us that you watched our program and then wrote to us. Kind regards, David and Connie
I am in awe!!!!
I just found this video. I tried the photo technique and OMG! I saw the light! Wished I would have found this years ago! Thank you so much.
Thank you, I am so excited to hit my studio today, I have overworked a painting and am going to play with your technique today!
I love the commentary and have learnt so much from you already David. Can’t wait for your next posting!
WOW, David, that was amazing. I need to watch this again to figure out what materials you used. Astounding. Thank you.
This is the most Amal video I have ever seen in glazing. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills and inspiring experience.
I love. What you said about improvising - that is to honour the life in every Living now - you let it happen and you surprize yourself - so beautifull
Wow! Just amazing! I just simply loved watching this video. Please upload more hour long painting videos! This video was amazingly hypnotising.
Thank you for an art education relayed to us on many levels: history, psychology, music, technique, et. Bravo! From one educator to another, a tour de force!
Love the colors and the big lovely strokes and movement in the paintings. Watching and re-watching this and your other collection of online videos to learn.
Thank you for the videos
I'm very glad to see your new videos. Absolutely amazing and inspiring!
Wow.....this was great
Informative and relaxing, could watch you paint for hours. Thanks. Highly recommend this little piece of calm in a frantic world.
All I can say is WOW!!! I feel it!
Deb, thank you so much! come visit my website at daviddunlop.com to see what else is on offer. best, David
i have really great fun, wachting these videos. Very inspiring! Thank you for sharing with us!
Dear paulalbertdieter - We are so happy that you watched and enjoyed our program and that you wrote to us. We really appreciate hearing from you - it means so much! Kind regards, David and Connie
Its always helpful to watch the work of a master for a student. And David is not only a master in his field, but also a very good teacher. Open, joyful. One can see, that he is doing his art with much joy and with much knowledge.. Thats how it should be@@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt
An excellent demonstration. Ty!!
Fabulous
This is amazing!. love the techniques, and most of all, his way to teach.
Thank you for watching! .I am so happy that you have enjoyed our programs and thank you for your kind comments. Warmly, David
This is truly inspiring David. Thanks so much for sharing your secrets! Nettie Kaye
AMAZZZING
David your a 'cack', which is australian parlance for very funny! Loved your running commentary and demystification of your process. Bravo! And thank you.
I really LOVED this. Where have you been all my life?
Thank you for watching and we so appreciate your very lovely comments! Kind regards, David and Connie
David, this is so great. I just found you this morning and my first view was "Monet". I have already shared this with many in my Lachri Group for Artists on Google+. Many likes so far. I then started viewing your other videos. Wow. I will view them all. I subscribed to your channel at first so I can always go back and view those that I have not viewed. I like your work and how you bring the classics and masters into your work and techniques. Question on the anodized aluminum panels. Does the oil paint (after dried of course) stick fast to the ultra smooth surface? Great work and thanks for the very informative videos.
Oh, how hilarious it would be having you as a teacher .... you’re so special!
Dear CarlaMarinaBorralho - We are really happy that you enjoyed it and happy to see you here again! We are sorry that it took so long to respond and we hope that you have seen our more recent programs. Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
hypnotic, a pleasure to see your show, thank you.
Amazing David! Thank you!!
Dear kiritsl100 - Thank you for watching and writing to us - we love hearing from you. Warmly, David and Connie
The best videos ever!! Addictive
Thank you, Kendra - it means so much to us that you enjoyed the workshop! Warmly, David
This is amazing 👏 and exactly what I needed. I was looking for info on glazing but with darker colors and adding shadows which there is little to none that I can find on UA-cam. It seems to all be glazing with colors but the depth is already there. Amazing how you add so much..mystery and ambiance. Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to write - I appreciate it! I am happy that you found it useful! Kind regards, David
Incredible !
Dear milychka2008 - Thank you for your lovely comment - we appreciate it! Kind regards, David and Connie
FABULOUS !!!!
Marie-Christine, thank you. You might want to visit my website at daviddunlop.com and check out my online classes as well as read my free blog posts. David
Awesome and gorgeous. Ty
Hi, ritekeith - Thank you for watching and writing. We are really happy that you enjoyed it! Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
Very interesting and entertaining video. I learned a lot. Beautiful painting. Thank you.
you are great David Dunlop. Thank you.
I love how you approach a painting. You are not "full" of yourself. You give the audience the chance to grow with you as the painting develops. You have so much knowledge and seem very approachable. This makes you an amazing teacher. Thank you for sharing your sense of style and love of light with us. Thank you for painting.
Shelia Cruz ft
Excellent video David.
That make a diference,the joy ,relax when you painting.Thanks mister Dunlop and Stuart,i like free stye because i,m terefay when i painting because i,m biginer but i hope i find what reprezent me,sorry for my pore english.Thanks again.
another great demo, wonderful help, thanks
love it! thanks for the true spirit put in it!
This man is amazing absolutely genius 👏🏻
Cap , thank you for your kind words. You might enjoy my online classes at daviddunlop.com best, David
What happened to this guy...one of the best on youtube...we need him back
Interesting process!!!
Hi David,I wish I had a teacher like you at school,even in math or geography
You make me smiling and running straight to an old painting and try to do glazing in your technique.
Thank you so much.
I wonder where can I get this large brush?
I laughed out loud several times while watching...also, I learned that I don't need gillions of glazes to achieve depth of field...
Time to build a bigger body of work...Blick is gonna make a fortune on me...🙂
Thank you, DK! We are so happy that you enjoyed it! Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, David and Connie
I’m 30 this year (2020) and I remember watching him on pbs in Milwaukee. He wasn’t on often then but even as a child into teenager I loved him. Anyone else think he looks similar to the actor who plays Alan from two and half men?
Very artistic mystically pure realism Dr Evil.
FEEL LIKE MAGIC STICK IN UR HANDS DAVID-THANQ FO SHARING
You're amazing. Next level
Dear Karennaturallyartby - We are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. Good luck with your painting! All the best, Connie and David
amazing - loved it thankyou
Just remarkable! That's all I need to say.
Dear Marilynmagera3169 - Thank you so much for watching the program and for writing to us. We love creating these programs and it means so much to hear from you - so thank you!
Sure miss your TV series!!
Really Neat!
Genius
I thank you for your sharing of your talent, also your explanation of technique is excellent. You have inspired me to try glazing. How long does it take for this painting to dry and do you varnish it? Best regards.
I did not know about you or this technique. I love you. I'm going to try this on a old painting I did in acrylic of a night city scape that has too many hard lines of color shooting up into the sky and down into the water. I wish you were here in my apartment with your joyful self helping me. Thanks. Where do I buy that large brush?
Doesn't this painting now have too many focal points vying for attention now? If not, could you explain please why not? Either way, amazing what big brushes and a wonderful outlook can accomplish! Very well done, sir!
David, thank you for the inspiration! Wonderful as always! How do you dispose of the oily paper towels so they don't combust?
Thanks a lot David, you made me laugh, you educated me and now inspired..I haven't been this in ore since I first saw Constable, Turner and Monet at the The National when I was 13...now being 48..it's been a while!
I am going to give it a go and see where the mystery takes me :). could I get the same effect with Acrylic paints/ glazes on canvas or would it best to use oils?
This video is inspiring. Thank you. This works great with oils, but acrylics would dry too quickly, is that correct, or am I missing something?
"In that pool lives a talking fish".....😁😁😃😃😃😂.
The Bob Ross is strong with this one.
Where do you buy the aluminium anodiez panel?