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Claude Monet Master Study - Process Tutorial - Oil Painting
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2019
- Hello! This video gives an overview of the process I used to paint a master study of Claude Monet's "The Esterel Mountains." I have full-length tutorials on Skillshare on oil painting and impressionism.
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It was kind of obvious to me that those orange things in the water couldn't be anything but rocks. Your painting inspired me to do a master study of this painting as well.
Very inspiring!!! I thought those orange things in the water are tips of the rocks:)
Awesome
A very enjoyable video, wonderfully demonstrated thanks for sharing Rachael Happy painting
Beautiful i love Claude Monet painting 😊
Thank you for the video, I followed your process and I managed to paint my first painting!!
this was so helpful, I genuinely haven't realized the thing about going from dark to light, and I've been painting since 2018 ifewhfwefih
Same here
Enjoyed watching you paint. Thanks, Peggy Manfredi
In some parts of the world, cooler climates, like where I live, the moss / colour can often be bright orange, on rocks around the ocean particularly. Someone else in the comments has also mentioned rocks. That’s what they’ll be. ☺️ such a good demo. Wished I’d seen it sooner, just to show kids at school the process!
Very nice. Enjoyed the painting process!
those orange things in the water are the rocks, it's very commun in the south of France :)
Beautiful! Love the way you explain things as you go along.
Thank you, just subscribed!
Very nicely done. (The objects in the water appear to me to be rocks). You got the Monet diffused 'glow' down! Congrats!
very good
Your are the best teacher !
I love this picture! Thank you!
Love the way you paint and explain
Thank you!
Thank you very much😊
i love your work
Beautiful work
Great job!
Gracias
When you mention the "orange things in the water" are you referring to the rocks?
I guess so! To me, they seemed strange at the time... not sure why! :)
Thank you so much❤
so many videos do not list the colors used.....bravo! lovely work
Love love love
Very inspirational. I may dare to attempt this. (I do wish I could mute the background music though.)
Thank you for the feedback, I agree and will not include background music in future videos :)
Not Bad. The water of the "antibes" Painting turned out in such a nice colour. In mine it turned out a bit too dark for the Cote d'Azure
Rachael I am an amature plein air painter and massive Monete fan, you have done a great job, males me want to have a go at some of his works..well done 😉
Thank you! You should :) Master studies are such a great way to learn and understand how these master artists interpreted the world!
Love it ❤️
Very nice 👍
The original was 65.5x92.4 cm. Or 25 3/4 × 36 1/2 inches. Painted in 1888. 😁😉
Great video, but the main thing was that I couldnt concentrate on what you were saying because of the music, is it a necessity?
Hello, can i ask you please,, what is That thing above White colour that you use? One médium? Or just another color?
Rachel uopa 💜💙💚💛🧡❤👐👐👐👐👏👏👏👏👏 geniaus Thanks🌹
I was thinking when you mentioned those orange things on the water maybe they stone's it looked like your foreground actually...
Worderful video. What brushes did you use?
Is there much practical difference between liquin and linseed oil just in terms of workability and how exactly you use it or is it mostly drying time?
Love the video, the music in the background is very distracting
I enjoyed this. Thanks. Just a suggestion - lose the backing music, it's distracting and adds nothing 🙂
I find broken colour so hard in oil, maybe I'm painting too small but it takes a lot of discipline doesnt it
I love it but if you do it in regular time will be great still I appreciate thanks
is it impressionism?
Is that linseed oil?
RIP
The writing goes right ovee the bottom of the painting.obscuring all tge work youre doing down there
I know that you have the right to make your video anyway you want, but I couldn't watch more than a minute of it because of the loud, distracting background music.
I just don't understand why some channels do this in an art tutorial, especially when you are showcasing the dreamy, Zen like style of Monet.