Claude Monet Master Study - Process Tutorial - Oil Painting

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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[@jlusk999]

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.

[@katerina373]

Very inspiring!!! I thought those orange things in the water are tips of the rocks:)

[@gultendenizli]

Awesome

[@Soulnbluesman]

A very enjoyable video, wonderfully demonstrated thanks for sharing Rachael Happy painting

[@gerrychauveau2925]

Beautiful i love Claude Monet painting 😊

[@auramile]

Thank you for the video, I followed your process and I managed to paint my first painting!!

[@cryptworldz]

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

[@mona2242]

Same here

[@peggymanfredi22]

Enjoyed watching you paint. Thanks, Peggy Manfredi

[@blancaartgallery]

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!

[@neerajmarkandeywar2546]

Very nice. Enjoyed the painting process!

[@brunavincent1067]

those orange things in the water are the rocks, it's very commun in the south of France :)

[@40bdg]

Beautiful! Love the way you explain things as you go along.

[@mona2242]

Thank you, just subscribed!

[@christopherblalockfineart3557]

Very nicely done. (The objects in the water appear to me to be rocks). You got the Monet diffused 'glow' down! Congrats!

[@mdlitonali1838]

very good

[@RakNtaK]

Your are the best teacher !

[@anjapinkau3737]

I love this picture! Thank you!

[@janakiperera7387]

Love the way you paint and explain

[@sketchbook.serenity]

Thank you!

[@Mozart193]

Thank you very much😊

[@brunavincent1067]

i love your work

[@sureshshenoy6393]

Beautiful work

[@Food4CriticalThought]

Great job!

[@elg1144]

Gracias

[@johncampbell3686]

When you mention the "orange things in the water" are you referring to the rocks?

[@sketchbook.serenity]

I guess so! To me, they seemed strange at the time... not sure why! :)

[@doloresvincent8987]

Thank you so much❤

[@anamarie8]

so many videos do not list the colors used.....bravo! lovely work

[@stephenrodarte8456]

Love love love

[@mieleD]

Very inspirational. I may dare to attempt this. (I do wish I could mute the background music though.)

[@sketchbook.serenity]

Thank you for the feedback, I agree and will not include background music in future videos :)

[@Danny30011980]

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

[@bertorr7211]

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 😉

[@sketchbook.serenity]

Thank you! You should :) Master studies are such a great way to learn and understand how these master artists interpreted the world!

[@vitu.tinyspainting]

Love it ❤️

[@manishasinghcreations9363]

Very nice 👍

[@teehee4163]

The original was 65.5x92.4 cm. Or 25 3/4 × 36 1/2 inches. Painted in 1888. 😁😉

[@jordiholterman2137]

Great video, but the main thing was that I couldnt concentrate on what you were saying because of the music, is it a necessity?

[@doloresvincent8987]

Hello, can i ask you please,, what is That thing above White colour that you use? One médium? Or just another color?

[@florenciaferreyra8521]

Rachel uopa 💜💙💚💛🧡❤👐👐👐👐👏👏👏👏👏 geniaus Thanks🌹

[@lotlotdg4300]

I was thinking when you mentioned those orange things on the water maybe they stone's it looked like your foreground actually...

[@Krista1921]

Worderful video. What brushes did you use?

[@callmedeno]

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?

[@michelleannette7994]

Love the video, the music in the background is very distracting

[@joa8227]

I enjoyed this. Thanks. Just a suggestion - lose the backing music, it's distracting and adds nothing 🙂

[@callmedeno]

I find broken colour so hard in oil, maybe I'm painting too small but it takes a lot of discipline doesnt it

[@andresdienesch2988]

I love it but if you do it in regular time will be great still I appreciate thanks

[@user-wf8gt1ds2y]

is it impressionism?

[@nuraliyahnooreffendy6233]

Is that linseed oil?

[@drakota2808]

RIP

[@jacquelinejorgensen6914]

The writing goes right ovee the bottom of the painting.obscuring all tge work youre doing down there

[@AFAskygoddess]

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.