Oil Painting Brushes & The SECRET to Painting Loosely

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  • @mukhamejan.
    @mukhamejan. 3 роки тому +252

    “The confidence of how to put down your paint comes from knowing how to fix mistakes” 🙌 gold

  • @kalervohamalainen4369
    @kalervohamalainen4369 Рік тому +41

    Your teaching is extremely interesting. You don't tease us with music or noise called music. Your speech is clear.
    Besides, you are an artist. What more could you ask for!
    If anyone wants to learn how to make a good lesson, these are the ones. Many thanks!

  • @frankderuyck6268
    @frankderuyck6268 Рік тому +6

    These are probably the best lessons on the entire internet concerning painting. Bravo!

  • @carolartist8206
    @carolartist8206 3 роки тому +69

    My heart is all swollen up with gratitude for your tutorial here. I lost a 91-year old very dear friend/neighbor/mentor/professional painter who had been so generously teaching
    me and helping me improve for the last 3 years; we painted together almost every day. She drilled into my head most of what you teach here (“don’t think if it as a face, just spots and shapes”, she said) however your explanations are concise and demo is so straightforward. I understand half tone and its purpose much better now. I haven’t had the heart to paint for a while now because it only made me feel her absence so painfully, BUT, now I am ready to get going on a whole lot of self- portraits for practice, then a whole lot of other ones I have in mind. Thank you so much.

    • @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting
      @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting  3 роки тому +11

      Very sorry to hear about the loss of your friend and mentor. But glad you're ready to get back into painting again. Good luck with the self portrait!

  • @owltoolbox
    @owltoolbox 3 роки тому +28

    "The confidence to put down paint comes from knowing how to correct your mistakes." Alex Tzavaras. This is pure gold.

  • @richardsong8
    @richardsong8 4 роки тому +156

    This is "the" demo! Best thing I've seen in painting demonstration, hands down. Absolutely remarkable. Straightforward. Simplified. Delivered with the same freshness, accuracy and economy as the paint (humour too!). Bravo, Maestro, and a deeply grateful thank you.

  • @abnsrai
    @abnsrai 4 роки тому +62

    using synthentic brush on top of hard bristel to achieve clean stroke was eye opener..thank you

  • @normancomerford6148
    @normancomerford6148 4 роки тому +34

    CAUTION! - actual REAL ARTIST at work! Brilliant! - look out, Degas!

  • @francescamagali
    @francescamagali 4 роки тому +58

    i dont really do traditional painting but i love watching these as i think the principles and tips here can apply to digital painting as well!

  • @amalias8888
    @amalias8888 Рік тому +2

    You do the best job of teaching of anybody on youtube. I love your work.

  • @amylincolnrealagebeauty
    @amylincolnrealagebeauty Рік тому +4

    The way you loosely added the various tones was amazing and the detail of the eyes seemed so real! Thank you:)

  • @jeffhreid
    @jeffhreid 3 роки тому +8

    Alex, excellent video. One of the obstacles people create to keep them from improving their art is to focus on the materials rather than technique and practice.

    • @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting
      @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting  3 роки тому +2

      Indeed. Materials themselves won't make you a better painter, but finding materials that you like to use is a big part of developing your own personal style.

  • @peteodonald5440
    @peteodonald5440 11 місяців тому +2

    fabulously laid back delivery, and as good as it gets on the subject...loose painting shown as great fun....thanks..

  • @ristohuber
    @ristohuber 4 роки тому +26

    To the point, nothing superfluous, every sentence is worth taking note of. Very useful video(s), thanks a lot!

  • @chaitralib9523
    @chaitralib9523 4 роки тому +6

    Every sentence is a lesson in itself to be held onto...one of the best vdos i hv seen! Thank you!

  • @LizGridleyArtist
    @LizGridleyArtist 4 роки тому +19

    Such a determined stare in this one Alex! Great work

  • @SimonWhitesideMusic
    @SimonWhitesideMusic 3 роки тому +1

    beauty is in the eye of the brush holder
    (loosely) a fabulous video

  • @karasu9
    @karasu9 Рік тому +1

    Alex, I just want you to know that I found your channel about 3/4 of the way through my second semester of a painting minor. There was something I'd been trying to paint, and kept trying to paint (a foot, lol) on and off throughout that time. I watched your videos like this one, struggling to get the toes in my painting right, and eventually decided to try out your advice to simplify my subject into major shapes and planes. I especially found useful the idea that the value of a bit of skin is determined by how directly it's facing the light source. That helped me harness an understanding of the shape of my subject that I had always had but didn't know how to use.
    Anyways, the toes I painted look incredible, probably better than anything I've done so far, and I could never have done it without your videos (or at least, it would have taken me much longer). Thank you.

    • @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting
      @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting  Рік тому +1

      Well done! Yes, understanding the form of whatever you are painting is very helpful. It doesn't need to be complicated, just what is facing the light source, what is turning away from the light source etc. I'm glad this was helpful.

  • @richardsong8
    @richardsong8 4 роки тому +5

    After reading the other comments, I thought to add; the intense gaze (artist trademark) strongly encourages engagement and attention. Well done!

  • @joejohnsoncube
    @joejohnsoncube 4 роки тому +2

    This would easily go above a million views. Best art teacher, expecting more....

  • @silkymeadows126
    @silkymeadows126 Рік тому

    This is hands down the most useful video I have found to date! The title of the video was not doing a good judgement for what was to come, and I am so glad I didn't;t judge the book by its cover.

  • @flash_b_3602
    @flash_b_3602 3 роки тому +8

    This is outstanding! One of the best tutorials out there.
    I’m an absolute beginner and found this so helpful.

  • @Krista-k5v
    @Krista-k5v Рік тому +1

    I appreciate how you explain how to fix the eyes and that it is the shapes underneath that have to be fixed. You are an excellent teacher. Great videos!

  • @tomb9696
    @tomb9696 Місяць тому

    You make what appeared to be too complicated for me to learn, much easier now to understand.
    I'm still afraid to start a portrait painting, but not as afraid as yesterday! Thanks for your great videos. Your words are as concise
    as the economical brush strokes that you place on your canvas.

  • @Musashi246
    @Musashi246 4 роки тому +212

    "If you want your brushmarks to appear loose, you have to hold your brush loosely..." - Thousands don't know this xD

    • @keepyourshoesathedoor
      @keepyourshoesathedoor 4 роки тому +14

      It sounds like it is sarcastic and irritating but it’s not. It’s makes so much sense.

    • @1woodcarver
      @1woodcarver 3 роки тому +6

      I keep dropping my brush lol

    • @jeremye33
      @jeremye33 3 роки тому +9

      From what I hear. Just hold on loosely, but don’t let go. If you cling too tightly, you’re gonna lose control.

    • @thebelyahvlog7059
      @thebelyahvlog7059 3 роки тому +1

      @@1woodcarver me too 😂

    • @tevinsinks8059
      @tevinsinks8059 11 місяців тому +1

      I have a bad habit of holding the brush like a pencil. I messed my portrait up of my daughter and hopefully i will be able to fix it and I get carried away and mess up my tones. Now it's all gloomy. As always good videos and I'm gonna keep on practicing.

  • @louisemackay1016
    @louisemackay1016 6 місяців тому

    I watch your videos on my tv for larger screen.This is so informative and clear instruction.The best I have come across.Thank you

  • @brandoncornwell52
    @brandoncornwell52 Рік тому +1

    Your channel is so great. As a self taught painter your videos are speaking directly to some of my technical problems, and I definitely appreciate how freely given your professional tips are, and your advice drawn from your experience is dense and full of meaningful instruction. Thank you so much

  • @tukakuga
    @tukakuga 4 роки тому +3

    the detail, care and patience you put into these is incredible and highly appreciated. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill with us!

  • @loralynart32
    @loralynart32 2 роки тому

    It takes alot of confidence to paint yourself from life and do it in front of a camera. Great tutorial, awesome painting

  • @janlappalainen
    @janlappalainen 4 роки тому +8

    Thanks Alex. I've been painting for a while and still get important realizations from your vids on aspects of painting I have struggled with ( like the use of soft brushes for instance, I have always had trouble painting on wet paint, and I use only hog bristles. ) These videos have great, clear instruction on what you need to know regarding realistic painting, without going into copious amounts of information on things that you don't need to know.

  • @doddagopi4933
    @doddagopi4933 2 роки тому +1

    Excellent job. Very informative. Great style. Thank you

  • @kiteart
    @kiteart 3 роки тому

    Rare to find a great artist who is an equally great teacher. Well done!

  • @aedcetera3583
    @aedcetera3583 3 роки тому

    I love how candid you are

  • @paecpc
    @paecpc 4 роки тому +10

    Beside the demonstrations of the painting, I also love your BBC English, soothing to the ears. Thanks

    • @beanstaIkjack
      @beanstaIkjack 4 роки тому

      I was just thinking that it sounds like he's reading, cos people don't talk like that, unless they're talking to infants about crossing the road or something.

    • @dmitryivanoff2799
      @dmitryivanoff2799 Місяць тому

      This sort of delivery is a solutely relevant here.

  • @kevinclarkson7036
    @kevinclarkson7036 Рік тому

    Super tutorial, huge amount of information delivered in the simplest terms whilst you observe the construction of the portrait. Sublime!

  • @steveelliott8393
    @steveelliott8393 7 місяців тому

    This was really helpful. I'm an absolute beginner painter having only done two pictures; I found a lot to learn from. Thank you

  • @max-romano-santo
    @max-romano-santo 6 місяців тому

    Sir: for me, this is the best channel about oil painting.
    Thanks for share your knowledge, and greetings from Chile!

  • @jamesbadham9665
    @jamesbadham9665 4 роки тому

    What a great way to spend some time on a COVID Friday. Brilliant painter and explainer. "The confidence to put down paint."

  • @markh7523
    @markh7523 4 роки тому +2

    As always Alex's clarity of explanation is Gold, thank you

  • @og1kanobi40
    @og1kanobi40 Рік тому

    Dropped more knowledge in this vid than 4 years of art school! Thank you Alex!

  • @dinosaur304
    @dinosaur304 3 роки тому

    I second what gary richardson has to say. This is a very helpful video that I have watched twice and will watch many more times. Your commentary makes a lot of sense, your choice of words is perfect. Thanks so much !

  • @murraystaff568
    @murraystaff568 4 роки тому

    You have no idea how many videos I’ve had to watch to try and find this information! SOOOOO GOOOD! thank you!!

  • @Artohmz
    @Artohmz 4 роки тому +21

    this is perfect. Was wondering how to paint without blendinding since im using acrylics. This is the method i need

  • @mickyleachlover
    @mickyleachlover 2 роки тому +1

    Just found this upload and was immediately struck by just how well the artist was able to talk the viewer through his painting. Very inspiring with the step-by-step instructions and it makes me long to start painting again after a very long layoff. A great tutorial. Loved it

  • @choccybuddha605
    @choccybuddha605 3 роки тому +4

    Thank you for all the time and energy you put into making your wonderfully instructive videos Alex

  • @vijaychrisartwork131
    @vijaychrisartwork131 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for an another cool video Alex sir , wonderful strokes , looking for more stuffs

  • @jonathanbadcat5360
    @jonathanbadcat5360 4 роки тому +5

    You are really amazing! Love this style alot more than the over polished style. And you have a good relaxing vibe aswell.

  • @anneturnbull6624
    @anneturnbull6624 4 роки тому +1

    Very clear explanation. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you.

  • @graysimpson
    @graysimpson 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks Alex. I always look forward to your videos 👍🏼

  • @PrincessAloeVera
    @PrincessAloeVera 4 роки тому +4

    WOW this is one of the best oil painting tutorials I've ever seen. THANK YOU.

  • @edbianchi8839
    @edbianchi8839 4 роки тому +1

    thank you, I learn a great deal more in 23.05 minutes, than a many of other classes

  • @johncooney417
    @johncooney417 Рік тому

    Thank you, thank you, thank you, very informative! I’ve always wondered how not to disturb oil paint underneath. I’ve never heard anyone else mention using softer brushes!!!

  • @doukkalielhabib1727
    @doukkalielhabib1727 Рік тому

    Thank you, Professor Alex
    I am from Morocco and I learned a lot of these wonderful and really useful lessons.

  • @manoleioan6216
    @manoleioan6216 4 роки тому +4

    Great harmony and great alternation between warm enlightened orange on the one side and grey-pink-violet on penumbra of the other side. I never imagined such warm shadow, but is very good because it brings forth the portrait plain on the grey-greenish background. The barb has a very god gradient from orange-grey (of same value as the background) to warm-dark green-ocher in close plain, which sustains the complementary vermilion of the lips. Single problem I see is the very little differentiation between cheeks and frontal bone as saturation, not only as light intensity... But entirely speaking it has great things and great potential to be continued and enriched in layers and deepened in expression...

    • @manoleioan6216
      @manoleioan6216 4 роки тому +1

      I love too my old paintbrushes, but I never intended to classify them on lucrative criteria. THANKS!

  • @noviakooh5597
    @noviakooh5597 4 роки тому +2

    Thx u make my day so clearly .. learning to painting again

  • @kokotepeyac
    @kokotepeyac Рік тому

    I'm learning so much from your videos! Loving your explanations and quality of painting! Thank you

  • @yd3941
    @yd3941 10 місяців тому

    A great artist combined with a wonderful teacher. Thank you!

  • @l_rgn.02
    @l_rgn.02 2 роки тому +2

    this is such an amazing video! I've learned more from this tutorial than those one hour videos haha! I haven't gotten the brushes I've ordered yet, but, once I do, I'll make sure to follow everything you've taught, and I'll continue to practice it! again, thank you! whoever's reading this, I hope you stay safe and have a wonderful day or evening :)

  • @betesther2776
    @betesther2776 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks. Great explanation. Unpretentious. Had to smile, when the video opens the scene is in perfect colour harmony, and yet simple.

  • @adrienneklopack6796
    @adrienneklopack6796 4 роки тому +1

    So many good tips rolled up into one video. Thanks for posting.

  • @Artforall80
    @Artforall80 3 роки тому +1

    One of the best demo videos I ever watched! Thank you so much 🙏🏻

  • @dmitryivanoff2799
    @dmitryivanoff2799 21 день тому

    It's been a very useful video for me. I sm painting a self portrait now and do things exactly opposite - i started with a fairly exact drawing by a small round brush. Now i am struggling putting colours into it . (I did a lot of w/colours).
    I shall finish my piece and follow your method starting with big shapes. I. I now clearly understand my present difficulties. Having said this, your excellent method appears to be relatively new. I have an impression that the Old Masters would start with a fairly precise drawing. Thank you for the video!

  • @coralieceredig-evans4356
    @coralieceredig-evans4356 3 роки тому +1

    Absolutely brilliant 👏 thank you Alex for not only sharing your knowledge like this, but for the extremely professional delivery. So inspirational.

  • @simoncrump9106
    @simoncrump9106 2 роки тому

    Thanks so much! I stumbled across your video just at the right time. As my portrait paintings progress I've started to become too precious about them and they've tightened up way too much. I'm not saying that simply watching your video has remedied my problem but it's certainly reset me off on the right track. Thanks so much!
    Simon

  • @steerpike5042
    @steerpike5042 4 роки тому

    The content is clear and logical; the delivery itself is enthusiastic and concise. A perfect tutorial

  • @kimwatson3271
    @kimwatson3271 Рік тому

    What a Fantastic and Helpful video! Thank you so very much!!! I needed to learn all of this!

  • @lkgupta
    @lkgupta Рік тому

    The best demo video on loose painting! Thank you!

  • @mrivera10001
    @mrivera10001 3 роки тому +1

    I really enjoy this video thank you for sharing, Awesome explanation, and awesome brush work.

  • @wanyangchen9784
    @wanyangchen9784 4 роки тому +2

    Thank you for your videos. I've really learned a lot from them. It's one thing to read books on painting, and another thing to see an artist at work. It really inspires people to practice more right away.

  • @gyusbrainrot7444
    @gyusbrainrot7444 3 роки тому

    Wow this is the most useful oil painting tutorial that i watched on yt thank you so much for these!

  • @ismailmecheire1745
    @ismailmecheire1745 4 роки тому +3

    So this is a very nice self-portrait I ever seen

  • @azimegultekin1408
    @azimegultekin1408 3 роки тому

    Once again, i thank you for this great lesson. I watch evry time you tutorials and it's the best from all of UA-cam, Mr. Teacher. Regards from Berlin, i hope to see you here for a lesson

  • @ΕυαγγελοςΠαπαζησης-ζ6β

    Αλέξη κάθε φορά που βλέπω βίντεο σου βελτιωνομαι ειλικρινά σ ευχαριστώ...

    • @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting
      @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting  4 роки тому

      Ευχαριστώ Ευαγγελος! Χαίρομαι πολύ που τα βίντεό μου σε βοηθούν

  • @slewp
    @slewp 4 роки тому +102

    great video! thank you!

  • @worshipforfreedom5682
    @worshipforfreedom5682 Рік тому +1

    I'm going to grow a beard, thats about one third of the portrait sorted... Seriously this is the most useful demo I've seen on oil painting, absolutely brilliant. Looks so simple but so difficult to do, thanks Alex - keep them coming!

  • @mgraham040258
    @mgraham040258 4 роки тому

    Very easy to understand. A gifted teacher.

  • @casualtmusic
    @casualtmusic 2 роки тому

    Such valuable information... Fascinating to see the process!

  • @RobertF-
    @RobertF- 4 роки тому +2

    Amazing painting, and this is a brilliant tutorial.
    To get bold painterly brushwork you have to ignore a lot of details. Squinting the eyes not only helps see the tonal values more accurately but it also gets rid of a lot of details and makes it easier to paint an area as just one big brush stroke and leave out the details. This is why Sargent always squinted while looking at his subject but painted on his canvas with wide open eyes.
    Painterly brushwork is done by making the brush strokes big and bold. The bigger they are, the more bold they appear. Much like your impressive looking beard here sir, haha.
    To paint an area of a picture with one big impasto brush stroke that will mean there will be lots of little details that you will have to give up rendering. For example a big brush stroke on the nose could be filled with tiny little details, textures, skin pores, etc. But they have to be ignored and the area left as just one big brush stroke to get a painterly look.
    Many artists love drawing and painting every little detail possible to try and make it look as photographic as possible. But to get painterly brushwork you have to paint big brush strokes and ignore all the little details that could be rendered in that area.
    The bigger the brush strokes the more bold it will be, but if the brush strokes become too big so much detail will be left out that it will start to look unrealistic.
    So a balance is wanted where there are really big bold brush strokes, but still enough details and definition to make it look really realistic.
    If painterly painting is done with the right balance it looks like both bold big abstract brush strokes of thick impasto paint on a flat surface, and at the same time it looks like a really realistic image of a three dimensional form. This play of the balance between the two is what makes this style so visually arresting.

    • @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting
      @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting  4 роки тому +3

      I completely agree! I may have forgotten to mention squinting in this video, but a talk about it a lot in my other videos. And yes there is definitely a balance when it comes to the level of detail and realism. Not enough and your painting looks like a rough sketch. too much and it can be distracting. I think it's one of my favourite things in painting, how one can be selective with detail and only go into detail in certain parts of a painting to create something incredibly lifelike. Richard Schmid's landscapes spring to mind.

    • @Catbooks
      @Catbooks 4 роки тому +1

      @@SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting I had to look up Richard Schmid's work. I see what you mean. Very nice. The photo at the top is a great example of that. Great use of colour too. Also love hhis painting below it of the waterfall www.pinterest.com/pin/554927985320106305/

  • @TocharaehD
    @TocharaehD 5 місяців тому

    This is a hugely valuable video that gave me a lot of insight on painting. I'm primarily a charcoal and soft pastel artist, but I want to break into oil painting alla prima, and was unsure how I'd even start a portrait or even a figure. This video is invaluable to say the least.

  • @chengavitch10
    @chengavitch10 2 роки тому

    One of the most helpful videos on oil painting. Thank you for the input!

  • @joeyleaters
    @joeyleaters 4 роки тому +1

    Such a fantastic video and process. 🙏

  • @garywillis7467
    @garywillis7467 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you Alex, for such a succinct and lucid summary of blocking and tiling - I wish I had been inducted into such technique when I was at art school. So much to learn - so little time - 🙏 Thank You

  • @chrisopen3
    @chrisopen3 4 роки тому +1

    Just brilliant. Full of useful insights and tips. Thanks again.

  • @toddswartartist6917
    @toddswartartist6917 3 роки тому

    Lots of great tips grounded in solid fundamentals

  • @calvinbryant7860
    @calvinbryant7860 4 роки тому +1

    Appreciate your clear direction and commitment to good art instruction

  • @lynnralph8373
    @lynnralph8373 11 місяців тому

    Wow that was a great demo. Such good sense given in a short time. Inspiring.

  • @Kitieification
    @Kitieification 3 роки тому

    Thank you. Your video does very well in my isolation. To have a painter mentor even on video if must be. I follow you quite well and you suit my style which gets very piecemeal fiddling around alone!

  • @liviaschliv0024
    @liviaschliv0024 3 роки тому +1

    This is an excellent tutorial!
    I am finally putting on my big girls pants and switching over to oils after years of plastic acrylic. I just can't use acrylic with good conscious anymore....
    Thank you so much for your clear and easy to understand tutorials

    • @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting
      @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting  3 роки тому

      Well done Livia!

    • @miajc6606
      @miajc6606 3 роки тому

      Hello just out of curiosity, what are the differences between painting with acrylics and oils? I know acrylic dries much faster, does that make it harder to manipulate?

    • @liviaschliv0024
      @liviaschliv0024 3 роки тому

      @@miajc6606 It is harder to manipulate but the good thing about acrylic is you can layer many colours on top of each other much faster which I enjoy.
      with oil you can blend colours beautifully . Still learning the differences myself though

  • @Drawing-Life
    @Drawing-Life 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you for this video, it's wonderfully explained and de-mystifies the tools! Will refer this video to students for sure. So often we dont' stop to fully explore the tools, and just wade in. Love this - brilliant demo

  • @marsbtubesocks
    @marsbtubesocks 4 роки тому

    Your authenticity as an artist shines through. I enjoyed the video and found it to be helpful and informative. I was actually taking note and following your words which is hard to do! Thank you!

  • @ARNOLDKEITHDIXON
    @ARNOLDKEITHDIXON 3 роки тому

    Alex, a very insructive and illustrative vieo session. Thank you so much.You got a good likeness fast and the brush work is really virtuose.

  • @JacquelynSmith_perfect45degree
    @JacquelynSmith_perfect45degree 9 місяців тому

    Thank you. This video is full of helpful tips. Definitely worth watching and listening.

  • @thesharedexperience514
    @thesharedexperience514 Рік тому

    Finally! A Proper Lesson😍 Tysm for sharing your work!

  • @duantorruellas716
    @duantorruellas716 3 роки тому

    Brilliant as always , thank you for those helpful tips . As I tackle color portraits the tips on modeling the form with the placement of plains and trying not to mix them . I'm not skilled in Alla prima but I'm easing into it by doing the first part of the portrait in Alla prima and finishing it in a second sitting. And like you said allowing the first layers to not get swallowed up . Keeping the edges lose especially in the shadow side. I love your videos because you give us great advice . I seem to get lost in my work as I'm on auto pilot , but you teach economy and that's very important. Thanks again for you amazing teaching skills . I will work on incorporating into my work.

    • @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting
      @SIMPLIFYDrawingandPainting  3 роки тому

      Thank you Duan! Glad you find my videos helpful. Yes indeed, we're often on autopilot when we paint and I still find myself fiddling around too much. You have to make a real effort to be economical. Then with practice you eventually start doing it without having to think about it so much.

  • @JavierStanislas
    @JavierStanislas Рік тому

    joining his patreon (after this video). wow on the narration. so many people lave out all those important details about the thought process.

  • @sadbeans3911
    @sadbeans3911 4 роки тому +2

    I learned so much from this. Thank you so much. Earned a new subscriber ❤️

  • @kajwilstorp1483
    @kajwilstorp1483 4 роки тому +1

    glad to see videos agin master alex

  • @wahidnazari3678
    @wahidnazari3678 2 роки тому +1

    Very nice painting, and Your comments is very helpfully. 🇦🇲☝️👌

  • @sudeeshkirankiran6161
    @sudeeshkirankiran6161 4 роки тому +1

    Great talent... 👏👏👏Thank you for the videos....👍👍

  • @la_artramos2166
    @la_artramos2166 4 роки тому

    Definitely one of the best instructional videos on UA-cam. Thank you for sharing.