It's great to see how you turned it around and still created a great painting. Its good to know that even artists with many years experience still have off days or struggle with a certain piece of artwork. We are all learning all the time. It's great that you can share your experiences with us all 😊 👍🏻
If nothing else, I thank you for the encouragement to at least try to fix paintings that didn't quite work. There's nothing to lose if the attempt fails, and at worst I'll learn that a specific process doesn't work to fix aa given problem.
I do love the abstracted version very much. I'm pleased you changed the curled tusks as they made me think of a wild boar. : ) Thanks for talking your way through this project, very informative!
We are our worst critics aren't we? Thank you for your teaching and for your videos. I've learned so much from you. I've learned so much from you. Painting over. I like how real you are and showing that things don't always work out. But that's when we learn the most. 😊
Thank you Daniel, I’ve just started doing art at 64😮after a fifty year absence, it’s like starting from scratch and I’m trying, graphite, charcoal, watercolour & acrylics and look at it very relaxed and make it as fun as possible. I too make lots of boobies and end up stoping and start again and it can come down to so many variables not excuses ie. Is it the right paper,paints pencil etc etc…It’s good to see people with your level of skill and professionalism admitting 👏🏻in such a public way that at times you screw up too! You have a new sub here.❤️✌️👴🏻🏴🇮🇪
Loved this video, I felt it is so relatable 😭 I found myself in this circumstances alot. You made me chuckle few times through this video. Thanks for sharing
Hi, Just a suggestion. Elephant trunks at times break off, and owners of elrphants shave or cut somehow the tusks, thus made shorter. Yet, the broken down tusk do not usually have a curve to ir. Instead, the tusk is straighter and shorter.(no curve at the end). You are amazing...I almost feel I will forever be an amateur painter. I do appreciate your suggestions. I cannot wait to include some into my painting process. Again, thank you so very much.
Funny enough I kind of prefer the before to the after picture. The eyes look a bit better and I like the warm umber against the blues rather than the almost greyish look of the after. Both are good anyway. 👍
I’ve learnt…..you on your worst art day is 50x better than me on my best……😂🤪 I personally didn’t much care for the outline part though. Loved the both paintings, great to see how you go back and improve, change…….
I was crying laughing about you saying you should chuck it in the bin and putting bells on the tusks😂😂😂😂. New to your channel. Very informative videos and great artwork. I ordered the projector from your link. Do you have a set of brushes you'd recommend?
Super... learnt so much frm this vid... thanks a ton fr giving us a peek into ur struggle... But frankly... I loved d elephant bfr u gave it d last out line bit with white ad metallic... luv ..India
Wonderful Painting And very useful Video. Can you make more videos for Oil Painting rather than Acrylic. Once again thanks for informative Video. Most amazing the way you retrieve the Painting. Kindly make more Videos on Oil Painting.
Struggling in the process also is a process right.. I think for anyone no matter how much skilled you are struggle still exists.. The final outcome is more important
sometimes the process can be more important than the final outcome, thinking of the things that you learn during the process also helps to improve your future artwork. That struggle is what makes us grow as artists. But even if we struggle we should always try to improve and not be afraid to paint over things we don’t like and try to improve and learn as we paint an individual picture rather than after painting it.
@@StudioWildlife that's for sure I agree for the artists.. but for the people who would like to have your artwork not really interested how you struggled they see final result))
I sometimes do tooI didn’t have one when I was recording this video though 😂 although usually I work in such thin layers of paint that it dries by itself it just wasn’t for this painting
It's great to see how you turned it around and still created a great painting. Its good to know that even artists with many years experience still have off days or struggle with a certain piece of artwork. We are all learning all the time. It's great that you can share your experiences with us all 😊 👍🏻
I totally agree with you Cheryl. So giving this a thumbs up rather than repeat all you wrote. Thanks Sheila.
If nothing else, I thank you for the encouragement to at least try to fix paintings that didn't quite work. There's nothing to lose if the attempt fails, and at worst I'll learn that a specific process doesn't work to fix aa given problem.
your videos are very soothing to listen to and watch while painting my commisions, thankyou for that!
I do love the abstracted version very much. I'm pleased you changed the curled tusks as they made me think of a wild boar. : ) Thanks for talking your way through this project, very informative!
We are our worst critics aren't we? Thank you for your teaching and for your videos. I've learned so much from you. I've learned so much from you. Painting over. I like how real you are and showing that things don't always work out. But that's when we learn the most. 😊
Thank you Daniel, I’ve just started doing art at 64😮after a fifty year absence, it’s like starting from scratch and I’m trying, graphite, charcoal, watercolour & acrylics and look at it very relaxed and make it as fun as possible. I too make lots of boobies and end up stoping and start again and it can come down to so many variables not excuses ie. Is it the right paper,paints pencil etc etc…It’s good to see people with your level of skill and professionalism admitting 👏🏻in such a public way that at times you screw up too! You have a new sub here.❤️✌️👴🏻🏴🇮🇪
Loved this video, I felt it is so relatable 😭 I found myself in this circumstances alot. You made me chuckle few times through this video. Thanks for sharing
Hi,
Just a suggestion. Elephant trunks at times break off, and owners of elrphants shave or cut somehow the tusks, thus made shorter. Yet, the broken down tusk do not usually have a curve to ir. Instead, the tusk is straighter and shorter.(no curve at the end). You are amazing...I almost feel I will forever be an amateur painter. I do appreciate your suggestions. I cannot wait to include some into my painting process. Again, thank you so very much.
I also must at time struggle with a painting. I have found that my problem was with composition in most cases.
Dont be too hard on yourself. It looks good. A real artist is almost never satisfied with their work, just so you know
The tusks look wider now.
They look really good!
It all looks good.
Love elephants.
I loved this… I agree with Cheryl Mullender’s comment. Grey job!
Stumbled on your channel by accident and I really appreciate the videos! Picking up some good bits of advice on all of your videos! Thank you!
Thank you
I have a couple of paintings that I believe I can edit and make nicer to my painters eye. ❤
I would not try if it weren't for this video
😊
Best one is on right! Thank you!
I loved watching this video. Thank you
Cracks me up that this is recommended based on my two video uploads hahaha! Success!
Funny enough I kind of prefer the before to the after picture. The eyes look a bit better and I like the warm umber against the blues rather than the almost greyish look of the after. Both are good anyway. 👍
I’ve learnt…..you on your worst art day is 50x better than me on my best……😂🤪 I personally didn’t much care for the outline part though.
Loved the both paintings, great to see how you go back and improve, change…….
I was crying laughing about you saying you should chuck it in the bin and putting bells on the tusks😂😂😂😂. New to your channel. Very informative videos and great artwork. I ordered the projector from your link. Do you have a set of brushes you'd recommend?
Super... learnt so much frm this vid... thanks a ton fr giving us a peek into ur struggle...
But frankly... I loved d elephant bfr u gave it d last out line bit with white ad metallic... luv ..India
Thank you Haha I’ve actually worked back over it again after filming and removed that outline!
@@StudioWildlife hahahaha..👍
Wow! I think it’s great!
Thanks Dan, very useful insight 👍🏻
It's beautiful !
Thank you! 😊
Always very helpful thank you ..can you please tell you about polychromos pencils paper name ?
Loved it...
Thank you so much for showing this. So helpful! Now do you have a tutorial in real time?
Not for this painting but I’ll be putting a full elephant painting on my patreon in the next couple of months
Very informative thank you
Sehr schön 🍀
Wonderful Painting And very useful Video. Can you make more videos for Oil Painting rather than Acrylic. Once again thanks for informative Video. Most amazing the way you retrieve the Painting. Kindly make more Videos on Oil Painting.
My next video that’s coming out on Sunday is an oil painting video 👍
@@StudioWildlife Thanks a lot. I will be waiting for your Oil videos
How about using a hairdryer to speed up paint drying?
I sometimes do but usually I don’t need to do it for paintings like that. I would have used one but I didn’t have one to hand the day I was painting
Muito lindo!
Struggling in the process also is a process right.. I think for anyone no matter how much skilled you are struggle still exists.. The final outcome is more important
sometimes the process can be more important than the final outcome, thinking of the things that you learn during the process also helps to improve your future artwork. That struggle is what makes us grow as artists. But even if we struggle we should always try to improve and not be afraid to paint over things we don’t like and try to improve and learn as we paint an individual picture rather than after painting it.
@@StudioWildlife that's for sure I agree for the artists.. but for the people who would like to have your artwork not really interested how you struggled they see final result))
Sir can you paint a cheetah hunting a gazelle, please.
If I want to paint in one shot, I use a hair dryer if I need the paint to dry
I sometimes do tooI didn’t have one when I was recording this video though 😂 although usually I work in such thin layers of paint that it dries by itself it just wasn’t for this painting
Hi sir
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I don't want to hear you a incredible artist acting like he's no good. if that's your worst painting where does that leave your followers