John MacDonald “Creating Dynamic Landscapes” **FREE LESSON VIEWING**
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Imagine a beach scene that is painted so well, you can actually feel the warmth of the sun. This is exactly the kind of landscape paintings John MacDonald will help you create.
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AMAZING!!! Thank you for having him on your show!!! I’m blown away here in Weaverville, NC. Allana Goodyear
Thank you. Such valuable information.
Thank you. This is a very informative video on so many issues of painting. Just an awesome interview session with such great advise in so many key aspects of being an artist. Worth watch again and taking notes.
John Macdonald's demonstrations are very Thorough and instructional. He gives great insight into his process.
WOW! I am blown away! this man loves helping others to learn! he is not arrogant or haughty; when you do as he is doing, you have to be a humble individual.wpold love to work with him at a work shop! So knowledgeable! Thank you Eric!
I have one big wish on my bucket list… a training with John macDonald! His teaching, knowledge, art keeps me awake, alert, dynamic and creative despite my advanced age… I ll tell you more, … he helped me through a severe disease. Thank you, sir!
This guy is gold I’ve learned so much
Scolding masterful artists for working with the photograph is quite silly, they have so much experience of working outdoors that they can literally imagine how the light works and how elements coexist together in the environment. It's clear from John's work that he is a great master and it doesn't matter what his creative process is, the paintings are breathtaking.
Hello from Virginia. I'm healing from Covid and so appreciate this demo. John MacDonald is a wonderful teacher.
John is a wonderful instructor because he keeps talking and telling us what he is doing AND what he is thinking! Thank you John for a wonderfully instructive presentation, and to Eric, for bringing John to us! This series of videos on youtube is so fantastic I am telling all my art friends about it!
Eric every since i have found you website i have learned more in all my 55 years .Thanks to you an all your artists .AMEN I CANNOT tell how this has changed my artwork ❤
Man this is the best channel
Extraordinarily articulate and knowledgeable! I appreciate the thorough explanation of your process, especially everything before the brush touches the canvas. Very worthwhile.
Eric..you are a super star..your outstanding magazines are a true treasure..big thanks
a beautiful human being.
Thank you, Eric. People learn the most when they're challenging themselves. This pandemic may have helped put fuel to the fire in need of something that gives us food to our souls.We strive for perfection when perfection doesn't exist which is what keeps it unpredictable and worthwhile. I do illustration and fine art and Plein Air painting I enjoy doing the most. BTW, I recently received an award for Most Popular Piece) for a plein air painting that I entered to a gallery exhibition.
Marvelous interview that focused and confirmed feelings and experiences I have lived though my artistic journey.
Hello from beautiful Phoenix, Arizona! 🌵
Wow! What an amazing artist!
Very inspirational and I can really use John's methods in watercolor painting.
You actually care about teaching painting and not just watching someone paint. So many instructors leave out the most important factors such as how the palette is constructed, used and why.
Fantastic and accessable. Thanks.
I always say, " Painting is, simple and hard, not complicated and hard. "
Yes thank you ! I bought the video and it is awesome 🤩
Just finished watching John MacDonald Poetic Landscapes video........great teacher, great communicator, really helped me a lot. I loved the interview at the end. Was very moving and demonstrated a ‘spiritual’ (in the broadest sense of the word’) underpinning that you see reflected in Johns work. Well worth the cost.
Thank’s a lot … great tutorial. You go to the point and it is easy to catch the way how it should be. Andre
I love his work!
About the past and PleinAir, the Tonalists were painting that way and they included what most of us consider American Impressionists (most were atonalists, unlike their European counterparts). The Tonalist movement was something that had never happened before, and lasted over 40 years. It was truly unique. John's a tonalist. He is harking back to those years. Again, the Tonalist movement is something that had never happened in the history of art.
Thank you for sharing, Montana
Genuinely enjoyed this. Thanks John for being sincere
The quote he was referencing was by David Bayles "Even talent is rarely distinguishable, over the long run, from perseverance and lots of hard work."
Wonderful video , such
Great advice , Thank you!! You all need to jump on a plane to Europe to visit the best museums: Paris Amsterdam London Italy etc
thank you very much for your supports, this video very clear and helpfull
Nice video nd information about LANDSCAPE
Glad you enjoyed it!
So does he let the underpainting dry before adding color or is it painted alla prima?
Fantastic I enjoyed alot,but sir I need to know the canvas size.
Hi from Orlando Florida…watching this video was amazing and taught me how important the under painting is. I have a question though…is this particular color hue that was applied in different strengths to block in values a standard color to use for all landscapes? John… watching your video has given me a fresh new perspective and I thank you for that.
Hi from Atlanta...great video but he rushed through the medium combo he uses
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When he says a camera cant capture the true essence of nature or our emotions, I'm assuming he is speaking generally and not including the great photographers. Edward Burtynsky, Michael Kenna and other's photos are more than a dead lifeless copy of nature imo