Sold In Sixty Minutes - A Zoom Class With Stuart Davies, September 14, 2024
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- A Landscape painted and sold in one hour.
My next Zoom class is on September 28, 2024 and I'll be painting my version of a Dutch scene with a windmill by Willem Roelofs, 1822 - 1897. The link to that class is here: momence.com/s/...
UA-cam has a good video of Willem Roelofs' work: • Schilderijen van Wille...
This technique is not really suitable for acrylics.
Thanks to those of you who attended the class! I don't usually upload my Zoom class videos because the video quality is not always OK. This one, however, seems to be good enough.
If you would like to get involved in my online painting lessons, here's the link:
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Colours used: Ultramarine Blue, Royal Blue, Payne's Grey, Sap Green, Red Ochre, Japanese Red and Titanium White.
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I watch all your videos, I think you are a great artist and a great teacher. What I would like to know is what canvas are you using? Is it a Loxley or a Winsor & Newton? If not, would your technique work on these boards? I have tried using your technique on ampersand and failed miserably. By the way, I watched one of your wife’s videos recently and really enjoyed it. What a beautiful person (inside and out) your wife is - you are blessed.
I don't often paint on canvas. I prefer 3 or 5mm plywood.
@@StuartDavies thank you.
I'd avoid boards (canvas stretched over cardboard) if you can, they tend to be too absorbant, soaking up oil paint giving you a dull finish. It's always better to go for a stretched canvas (cotton or linen) or a genuine wooden board, properly prepared with Gesso. Use Artist's colours, they are the best and most consistant quality.
Lucky buyer! And how cool to own a great painting complete with a detailed video of it actually being created. You purchase the physical painting and also receive the voice, the hand, and the mind (AKA the thought process) of its creator. That's rare!
Dazzling sky Stuart! . You are truly the master of the art of saying a whole lot with very little!
How stunning this painting is. Wonderful
Sky is great. Landscape is great. YOU are great. Thank you Stuart for all the valuable lessons you post.
another magical beautiful painting . thank you
Wonderful to follow your painting and decision-making process.
Great video !!! Beautiful painting !!! Thank you Stuart !!! Buddy
Another beautiful and inspiring lesson,
thank you very much!
Magnificent sky Stuart! I was sorry to miss the class.
Beautiful work as always Stuart.Love watching you work.
Thanks for another good lesson.Stay well, or at least try to😀.
Breathtaking skies🌹♥️🌙🐈
Marvelous!
Thank you for the lesson.
Wow...love the trees & red reflection
I love watching you paint! ❤
I love clouds..detail...ESP..your clouds n detail👍🔥💥Superb
Beautiful colors.
Just beautiful.
AWESOME. thank you...great tips and inspiration
Wow, beautifully powerful skies, love the red drama 🥰🎨🖌️
Thank you Stuart 😊
💐💐💐❤Always Inspired thank you
Made it look so easy!
The biggest problem with watching your videos, Stuart, is that you make me want to start a new painting right away, to try what you have demonstrated. The problem is, I have no room left for wet paintings! And I mean none! Come to that, I'm out of space for dry ones, too. Any suggestions in that department? I only have a tiny place. You're downright addictive. Maybe you should post a warning! 😁
Mine are stacked against the walls biggest out to smallest.
@@Broody58 I have the dry ones on a shelving unit 4 feet wide (5 shelves plus the top), with some hanging from it on hooks. Wet ones on what's left of the walls, on spare tabletop easels (perched on a couple of those tray tables that fold) and leaning against things, including a box of other dry ones. I'm in a tiny apartment, and have dogs. I can only use the one tiny spare room for storing, and not all of that! Since I rent, I am limited as to what I can do. I think I've reached saturation point! lol
You could drop some off at a local donation center (like a Goodwill store, Salvation Army store, or whatever is close to you) and let the poor enjoy actual hand painted art at a discount. Just a suggestion, take it or leave it.
@@DeborahHamilton-q1w storage, de frame & roll? I was going to have an exhibit, but the place is too small. So I have to go ask an old friend for his big space & his percentage of price.
@@whytchywooo crazy coincidence..I shop there! I'd buy back my work at a discount. Crazy like a time warp..I could buy completed work cheaper then it cost in materials & time! Thanks for the suggestion.
I love your stuff ~ need to take another zoom paintalong some day
Wow that’s brilliant 😊
I love love this one the red is masterful sir.
BRILLIANT JOB🔥💥👍
❤❤❤🎉Bravo!!
That's the quickest cabbage application so far! 😳
I love that picture ,I want very much to paint it❤
Stop it is perfect.
This was the shot of inspiration I've needed for a few months, thank you! Here's a question for you - have you ever painted a foggy/misty scene using your technique? I can't remember seeing any videos on that, but I'd love to see how you'd tackle it.
Paynes Grey. Named for William Payne who was looking for a more atmospheric looking grey that was unlike a more blackish grey that he deemed unsuitable.
Not sure but, I believe he predominately painted in watercolour?
I would like to see you mixing the colours so to get the colour you need
Hi Stuart, great video as always! Question about drying time: every time I use a lot of walnut oil or linseed oil for glazing or thinning paint it takes an eternity to dry. Is that normal ? Anyway around that?
Your the bob ross of nowdays😂
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Absolutely amazing 😮!!! I wish I had that in my living room 🥲