Janhendrik, thank you ever so much for sharing your talent, expertise, experience, knowledge and time doing these videos!!! You are truly an awesome artist!!!
Why haven't I discovered you before? Gorgeous painting so realistic, I wanted to take my shoes off and walk through it. Thank you for uploading and for your patient tuition
The video doesn't explain how to make underpaint wash. Is it like mixing brown paint with a lot of linseed oil, or the paint should be mixed turpentine or white spirit? I appreciat your reply.
@@williamFlat I use Liquin Light Gel (Winsor & Newton) as a medium. It's a fast drying medium that allows you to resume working on the same painting the next day. For my washes I use a mix of Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ocher and a lot of Liquin.
A vibrant orange, red or yellow directly next to an almost pure white highlight can create a very "hot" glow, which the warm underpainting is very helpful with. Additionally, a saturated warm color along the edge of an object with a bright backlight (where we see only the shadowed side of the object) can create this same glowy feeling. Alternatively, if you want to paint a scene with a cold main light source, it can be useful to start with a blue, purple or green underpainting.
Thank you for your post and all your wonderful responses to the questions of those fellow artists that appreciate your artistry ! I love chasing the light and appreciate all your comments on underpainting methods and the use of transparent painting methods. Your demonstration is so informative that I had to view it a second time to fully appreciate all your comments.
Love the artwork. It's very realistic and pleasant to watch. While I know nothing about oil colors it was a visual treat to see the painting coming to life. Keep up the good work and God bless you :D
Your videos are absolutely marvellous..so instructive, clear and you are easy to listen to...not too much going over and over the same thing endlessly...your painting fills in all the gaps and make it so easy to understand your techniques. The final result is wonderful!
Yay! Another great lesson from Janhendrik - so wonderful that you take the time to share these lessons - you could just keep it all to yourself - but it is helping me soooo much with my ocean and sky paintings - I improve little by little and study a lot - thank you again - I have all your videos and am always looking for a new one! Keep sharing please!
Thank you so much, Denise! Great to hear you have all my videos and that they have been helpful. I don't know when I'll be doing another full length video. Any tips on what it should be about?
@@PaintingSkies1 Oh I will definitely give you a few requests since the last time I requested I got my wish soon afterward - THE WAVE! I cannot even begin to tell you how often I paint as I am watching/listening to that video. I'll be back......
@@PaintingSkies1 I fallow you on UA-cam love your stuff I paint for a hobby, and I am having trouble with my clouds so I am watching your videos for techniques, I started out years ago with the Bob Ross wet on Wet technique, but still can’t seem to get my cloud to look realistic
You don't need the all the colors I use. Just the basic ones. If you send me an email (info@janhendrikdolsm.nl) I'll send you a list of the essential colors I use.
I had to give up using oils when I moved to a small one bedroomed flat, so it is wonderful to watch someone using them with such skill. It is a great medium.
Thank you for allowing us to watch this exquisite painting come to life and for sharing your vulnerability that sometimes you can be unsure of the direction your painting is taking too 🙏
Wonderful and inspiring...especially for someone who 'muddles through' as you put it !!! You are indeed a MASTER. Thankyou so much for sharing your skills.
Thank you, Natalya! I do have a number of full length tutorials, though not of this specific video. The subject of most of my videos is how to paint clouds, ranging from storm clouds to evening clouds. You can download them at www.paintingskies.com/video.
Fine video and painting, your comment about continued adjustments throughout the process was most helpful and encouraging. How do you clean your stippler when you're done using it, Janhendrik?
Pleased to hear the video was helpful, Thomas. I clean my stippler the same way I clean all my brushes. I did a short article about it on my blog: paintingcloudskies.blogspot.com/2016/09/cleaning-brushes.html.
Burnt Sienna is an amazing colour. It seems to go with any scene. It can be the sun in clouds, or mixed with blue, the shadows. It can be the colour of rust, or an old barn, or of a field of grain, or dead grasses poking out though snow, skin tones, rocks, sand...it seems endless. I like how you let its warmth glow in the clouds here. Very nice!
Yes, Burnt Sienna is a very versatile color. Beside its use in an underpainting it works great in color mixes, when you need a bit of warmth. Glad you like it, Mark!
Thank you so much for this video. I am self taught and this helps me immensely! I’m really curious as to how Klimt created those reflections in his water scenes!
My pleasure! To be honest, I have no idea how Klimt did it. If you want to find out how I did it, you could download my Painting Reflections video at www.paintngskies.com/video.
Thank you,! The brown color is a mixture of Burnt Sienna and Yellow Ocher. I dilute it with a lot of medium, Liquin Light Gel, a fast drying medium from Winsor & Newton.
I just discovered your channel and look forward to binge watching all of your content and investigating all of your other resources as well. You are a marvelous artists and teacher. I love your painting style and compositions. The videos are great, so enjoyable. You should have a million subscribers, please continue making videos, and finally, your cats are gorgeous as well!
Thank you, Dave. I'm really pleased to hear you enjoy my videos (and the cats!). If you're interested in my full length tutorials, please go to www.paintingskies.com/video.
Sólo muchas gracias por mostrarnos tu bello arte, es una inspiración para poder intentar lograr lo que tu bien haces. Abrazo fuerte para ti. Maestrazo.😊😊😊
Thank you! I did a UA-cam video about the brushes I use: ua-cam.com/video/GPIV9y3j8Kk/v-deo.html. Hope it will answer your question. If not, let me know!
I really enjoyed your explanation and watching you paint. At an early stage the picture looked really good. Than came the bright shocking blue. Eventually of course you arrived at your desired color values. This is inspiring. I have tried this technique on a picture long time ago. Tome to try it again.
Found the perfect reason!☘️thanks a lot,am planning to apply this in mah next landscape painting,,btw your painting's beyond pretty..as if the clouds are gonna move anytime!!
Incredible as usual Question: You said you were painting the foam on wet paint--how do you put your hand down without messing up the paint of the sea foam? Patron from Florida USA:)
I use a painting stick. It's a slat with a screw on top. In the full length version of my Painting Evening Clouds for Beginners I demonstrate its use. As a video patron you have free acces to the video.
Just found your channel and am drinking in the videos! Thank you so much for the inspiration to paint better skies and clouds. I paint quickly for the purpose of teaching but will follow your example on my own work. Best wishes _ Paul 😀
Pleased to hear you enjoy my channel, Paul. If you're interested in a more detailed display of my technique, you could download one of my full length tutorials at www.paintingskies.com/video. Am I right to understand you're an art teacher?
@@PaintingSkies1 Yes. Ive been teaching beginners the Bob Ross technique (alla prima) for quite a while now. I did my training back in 2000 in Roermond in your home country. Its not to your standards but a way of getting people started with a little early success. Its also a way of break the fear of having a happy accident. Everything is fixable in oils. I look forward to watching many more of your videos. Best wishes from Paul, Terri and our fur babies Henny Puss and Poppy Cat 😸😸
@@PaulRansonArt I've been watching Bob Ross more than once and with some admiration. Though I'm not a big fan of his work, he certainly popularized painting. And got rich doing it. Something I didn't manage up till now... Love your cats names.
Very interesting. It gives a very realistic, vibrant look to the skies, that is for sure. It reminds me of the paintings of Canaletto, these have the same glow, which always fascinated me. And I believe he even used red as underpainting, but please correct me if I'm wrong.And thank you for sharing this video.
Thank you! I'm not sure if Canaletto used a red underpainting. The Venetians introduced it in the 16th century and Canaletto lived in the late 17th/early 18th century. It's possible he applied the technique as well. The glow you're referring to certainly suggests it.
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Janhendrik, thank you ever so much for sharing your talent, expertise, experience, knowledge and time doing these videos!!! You are truly an awesome artist!!!
Thank you so much, Clasina!
Hi
How nice to see your kitty at the end of the video!
Isn't she gorgeous?
One of the best 4 minutes on back-painting spent on youtube art tutes - thanks Jan
That's a great compliment, Andrew, thanks!
Thank you. You are a brilliant teacher. And true artist... 😊❤️
That's very kind, Kathy, thanks!
Why haven't I discovered you before? Gorgeous painting so realistic, I wanted to take my shoes off and walk through it. Thank you for uploading and for your patient tuition
Thank you for your kind words. If you're interested in my full length tutorials, please go to www.paintingskies.com/video.
I've been underpainting washes for a few years now, even in my murals. It's improved my work, I think. Well done and good insight!
I agree, underpainting wishes has great advantages. Thanks!
The video doesn't explain how to make underpaint wash. Is it like mixing brown paint with a lot of linseed oil, or the paint should be mixed turpentine or white spirit? I appreciat your reply.
@@williamFlat I use Liquin Light Gel (Winsor & Newton) as a medium. It's a fast drying medium that allows you to resume working on the same painting the next day. For my washes I use a mix of Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ocher and a lot of Liquin.
@@PaintingSkies1 great ! Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much...especially "...if it's too early don't worry you'll have fun twice!" 💜💥💜👏👏👏🙏💜
My pleasure, Lori!
Best painter ive seen on youtube
You're to kind, thank you!
A vibrant orange, red or yellow directly next to an almost pure white highlight can create a very "hot" glow, which the warm underpainting is very helpful with. Additionally, a saturated warm color along the edge of an object with a bright backlight (where we see only the shadowed side of the object) can create this same glowy feeling. Alternatively, if you want to paint a scene with a cold main light source, it can be useful to start with a blue, purple or green underpainting.
Couldn't have put it any better!
I love how you include your kitty cat in your videos.
She's cute, isn't she? A lot bigger now...
Thank you so much for sharing your magnificent talent. Just wonderful. ☀️
You're very kind, Suzannah, thanks!
Love your style , great teacher
Thank you, David, appreciate it!
I am speechless. I just dont know what to say. Shockingly beautiful.
Thank you, great to hear!
This painting is stunning. I did my first ocean plein air painting a couple weeks ago, I’ll be taking this advice with me when I go back.
Thanks. All the best with your new plein air painting!
Did he just make photo realistic clouds appear with a rag?
Yep
That is a clever way of getting an orange glow consistent throughout the painting. Nice painting, impressive.
Thank you, Ana! That's the beauty of this technique, this consistent glow.
Wow! Thank you for that tutorial. That was truly amazing! And your painting is beautiful!
Thank you, Laurie!
This man is amazing!!! I genuinely appreciate his wisdom.
Thank you, Rebekah!
5 years of experience in less than 8 minutes...I'm grateful...
Thank you!
Thank you for your post and all your wonderful responses to the questions of those fellow artists that appreciate your artistry !
I love chasing the light and appreciate all your comments on underpainting methods and the use of transparent painting methods. Your demonstration is so informative that I had to view it a second time to fully appreciate all your comments.
Thanks for your kind words. Means even more coming from a fellow painter.
I love this demo!! You describe the states of mind we go through beautifully!
And give such great tips!! Thank you!
Good to hear you enjoyed the video. Thanks, Rob!
Love the artwork. It's very realistic and pleasant to watch. While I know nothing about oil colors it was a visual treat to see the painting coming to life. Keep up the good work and God bless you :D
That's very kind, thank you!
Such a beautiful painting! Well done
Thank you, Michael!
That’s was wonderful! Some great tips and a beautiful painting. Thank you
That's great, thank you!
I learned so much by watching this instructive lesson. It's wonderful you're sharing your expertise!
My pleasure, thank you!
Thanks for posting, I appreciate your knowledge of the old masters and how you apply it to your art.
My pleasure, Morris, thanks!
Your videos are absolutely marvellous..so instructive, clear and you are easy to listen to...not too much going over and over the same thing endlessly...your painting fills in all the gaps and make it so easy to understand your techniques. The final result is wonderful!
That's great to hear, thank you!
it turned out beautiful. the touch of whitewash on the bottom left foreground does a lot of work. looks great.
Thank you!
Yay! Another great lesson from Janhendrik - so wonderful that you take the time to share these lessons - you could just keep it all to yourself - but it is helping me soooo much with my ocean and sky paintings - I improve little by little and study a lot - thank you again - I have all your videos and am always looking for a new one! Keep sharing please!
Thank you so much, Denise! Great to hear you have all my videos and that they have been helpful. I don't know when I'll be doing another full length video. Any tips on what it should be about?
Agree totally !
@@petergreen5319 Thanks, Peter!
@@PaintingSkies1 Oh I will definitely give you a few requests since the last time I requested I got my wish soon afterward - THE WAVE! I cannot even begin to tell you how often I paint as I am watching/listening to that video. I'll be back......
@@denisehall6438 Looking forward to hearing from you!
U r beyond a fabulous artist! I could watch and hear your instructions forever! Gorgeous art u create!
That's just great to hear, Nancy! If you want to support my work, please sign up on www.patreon.com/paitingskies.
Love your paintings, and your calm voice, and your music
That's a great compliment, Chris, thank you.
@@PaintingSkies1 I fallow you on UA-cam love your stuff I paint for a hobby, and I am having trouble with my clouds so I am watching your videos for techniques, I started out years ago with the Bob Ross wet on Wet technique, but still can’t seem to get my cloud to look realistic
Maybe my Painting Clouds for Beginners can be helpful. You can download it at www.paintingskies.com/video. Success!@@chrisrokas4909
Great tutorial and amazing work. Your technique is way beyond me, but I enjoyed having a taste of something so masterful. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks, Wayne!
Absolutely beautiful♥️😃 Thank you for sharing the gift God has given you!🙏
My pleasure entirely!
Excellent!
Thanks, Stuart!
Hello again, I got some transparent white and oils but all the colors you have will take a bit more time ! Thank you ~ I hope you are well and happy ~
You don't need the all the colors I use. Just the basic ones. If you send me an email (info@janhendrikdolsm.nl) I'll send you a list of the essential colors I use.
Muddling through, you say. Well, that is some amazing muddling that you're doing.
Thanks to muddling through!
These kinds of paintings can change YOU LIFE forever 🙏
Thank you, Spiritcat. Hope it's a positive change ;)
I am in awe of your talent! What an absolute delight your painting and commentary. New sub
Good to hear you enjoyed the video. Thanks for subscribing!
I had to give up using oils when I moved to a small one bedroomed flat, so it is wonderful to watch someone using them with such skill. It is a great medium.
What a pity you had to give up oils. I hope you didn't give up painting...
@Painting Skies absolutely not. Acrylics, watercolour and printing now.
Paint in oil without solvent! Problem solved!
I always have the same thought about starting the fun details and getting to do them again if I mess them up by doing them too early :)
Ah, that's funny, Eve! It's a lot better than loosing your temper over I, isn't it?
Wow, fantastic skill, beautiful painting.
Thank you!
Thank you for allowing us to watch this exquisite painting come to life and for sharing your vulnerability that sometimes you can be unsure of the direction your painting is taking too 🙏
Thank you, Grace, that's very kind.
Too much talent Sir!
Thank you. Though I must say that putting in the hours is just as important as talent!
I love that, "you can do it again and have fun twice!" I often have fun 2 or 3 times! haha Thank you for the excellent video
Thanks, Melanie, you got it!
thank you for sharing these hard earned techniques! your work is beautiful
My pleasure!
thank you so much for sharing this incredible artwork from start to finish.
My pleasure!
Wonderful and inspiring...especially for someone who 'muddles through' as you put it !!! You are indeed a MASTER. Thankyou so much for sharing your skills.
Thank you, Loraine!
Gorgeous! Thanks for the hint.
You're welcome, Uriel!
Stunning painting. Thank you for sharing your techniques, they are helpful.
Thanks, Julie, good to hear my videos are helpful!
Wow you are an excellent painter!! Hope I'll be able to paint a beautiful sky like yours!!
Thank you! If you keep putting in the hours you'll get better. Talent is important, but there is still work to be done.
So beautiful artwork,thank you so much for sharing your talent and proficiency.
Thank you!
What a pleasant voice….
Thank you!
Love your voice, paintings and story telling skills!
Great compliments, thanks!
Hello Janhendrik, your work is amazing! Do you have full time tutorial?Thank you!!!
Thank you, Natalya! I do have a number of full length tutorials, though not of this specific video. The subject of most of my videos is how to paint clouds, ranging from storm clouds to evening clouds. You can download them at www.paintingskies.com/video.
@@PaintingSkies1 Thank you so much Janhendrik!!! And Thank you so much for quick reply!!
Woooow❤ this is sooo beautiful. Very impressiv! Bravo!!👏👏👏
Thank you!
It's lovely, thank you!
Thanks, Maggie!
An inspiration for my own work, thank you Janhendrik.
An informative, well designed and helpful video.
I'm pleased to hear the video has been helpful for your own work. Thanks for your comment!
@@PaintingSkies1 You're very welcome.
Thank you. Could watch you paint all day! Amazing❤
That's great, Linda, thanks!
Love your Art very well done beautiful.
Thanks!
What a lovely painting. The transformation was quite exciting. Tyfs :)
Thank you, Andre!
Fine video and painting, your comment about continued adjustments throughout the process was most helpful and encouraging. How do you clean your stippler when you're done using it, Janhendrik?
Pleased to hear the video was helpful, Thomas.
I clean my stippler the same way I clean all my brushes. I did a short article about it on my blog: paintingcloudskies.blogspot.com/2016/09/cleaning-brushes.html.
Burnt Sienna is an amazing colour. It seems to go with any scene. It can be the sun in clouds, or mixed with blue, the shadows. It can be the colour of rust, or an old barn, or of a field of grain, or dead grasses poking out though snow, skin tones, rocks, sand...it seems endless.
I like how you let its warmth glow in the clouds here. Very nice!
Yes, Burnt Sienna is a very versatile color. Beside its use in an underpainting it works great in color mixes, when you need a bit of warmth.
Glad you like it, Mark!
My wife said you have a cat that’s why your so good. I really enjoyed you sharing your technique of glazing and under painting. Thankyou
Your wife is right (aren't they always?). Good to hear you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much. A clear explanation of the process that I will use.
Pleased to hear the video is useful!
WOW ! You are incredible!
Thank you!
Wow excellent so beautiful nice wonderful my new friend thank you for sharing
My pleasure, thank you!
Absolutely beautiful my friend!! I love that base wash technique.
Thanks, Tom. Great technique indeed. Did you use it?
Thank you so much for this video. I am self taught and this helps me immensely! I’m really curious as to how Klimt created those reflections in his water scenes!
My pleasure! To be honest, I have no idea how Klimt did it. If you want to find out how I did it, you could download my Painting Reflections video at www.paintngskies.com/video.
Your art is jaw droppingly good, wow.
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing such a wonderfull experience of your work.
Would like to know what brown color is and name of the medium.mixed. ❤❤❤
Thank you,! The brown color is a mixture of Burnt Sienna and Yellow Ocher. I dilute it with a lot of medium, Liquin Light Gel, a fast drying medium from Winsor & Newton.
I just discovered your channel and look forward to binge watching all of your content and investigating all of your other resources as well. You are a marvelous artists and teacher. I love your painting style and compositions. The videos are great, so enjoyable. You should have a million subscribers, please continue making videos, and finally, your cats are gorgeous as well!
Thank you, Dave. I'm really pleased to hear you enjoy my videos (and the cats!). If you're interested in my full length tutorials, please go to www.paintingskies.com/video.
thank you for this peaceful informative video tutorial. i appreciate all those little tips and wow what an amazing painting
Thank you, Pam! Pleased to hear the tips are appreciated, as well as the painting!
Nice work!? It’s more like breathtaking!👏👏👏
Thank you, , Maria!
I've just discovered your channel and subscribed. Such great brush control. Sound artistic philosophy.
That's good to hear, thank you!
Stunning!! It’s so beautiful.
Thank you!!
Sólo muchas gracias por mostrarnos tu bello arte, es una inspiración para poder intentar lograr lo que tu bien haces. Abrazo fuerte para ti. Maestrazo.😊😊😊
¡Es bueno escuchar eso, gracias!
Beautiful work! What kind of stippler brushes do you use?
Thank you! I did a UA-cam video about the brushes I use: ua-cam.com/video/GPIV9y3j8Kk/v-deo.html. Hope it will answer your question. If not, let me know!
Is it still important to do the burnt sienna and yellow ochre when doing water and waves ? What a great artist u r!
Thank you, Nancy! I mostly use the burnt Sienna wash for landscapes. I only use it for water and waves when painting evening scenes with a warm light.
Enjoyed this, beautiful!
That's great, thanks!
This is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing you expert talent.
Thank you, Kathleen, my pleasure.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and loving for painting! It is inspiring and encouraging for me to keep trying😊.
That's great, Thank you!
Beautiful painting!
Thank you, Heidi!
Wow just beautiful 😃👏
Thank you!
This is so so helpful and gave me so much inspiration to start painting again. You’re an incredible painter and your videos are great 😊
That's great, thanks!
Yes, thank you so much! Such great technique and information, very beautiful painting.
My pleasure!
I really enjoyed your explanation and watching you paint. At an early stage the picture looked really good. Than came the bright shocking blue. Eventually of course you arrived at your desired color values. This is inspiring. I have tried this technique on a picture long time ago. Tome to try it again.
Good to hear you enjoyed the video. It is a great approach indeed. Al the best when you try it again!
favorite quote is at 5:40 "to be honest........." thank you for that!
My pleasure. It happens to all of us, doesn't it?
Your art is so beautiful 👏👏👏👏
Thank you, Jimmy!
Found the perfect reason!☘️thanks a lot,am planning to apply this in mah next landscape painting,,btw your painting's beyond pretty..as if the clouds are gonna move anytime!!
Thank you. Just keep painting and it will happen!
Incredible as usual Question: You said you were painting the foam on wet paint--how do you put your hand down without messing up the paint of the sea foam? Patron from Florida USA:)
I use a painting stick. It's a slat with a screw on top. In the full length version of my Painting Evening Clouds for Beginners I demonstrate its use. As a video patron you have free acces to the video.
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing!😊
Mu pleasure, thank you!
Just found your channel and am drinking in the videos! Thank you so much for the inspiration to paint better skies and clouds. I paint quickly for the purpose of teaching but will follow your example on my own work. Best wishes _ Paul 😀
Pleased to hear you enjoy my channel, Paul. If you're interested in a more detailed display of my technique, you could download one of my full length tutorials at www.paintingskies.com/video. Am I right to understand you're an art teacher?
@@PaintingSkies1 Yes. Ive been teaching beginners the Bob Ross technique (alla prima) for quite a while now. I did my training back in 2000 in Roermond in your home country. Its not to your standards but a way of getting people started with a little early success. Its also a way of break the fear of having a happy accident. Everything is fixable in oils. I look forward to watching many more of your videos. Best wishes from Paul, Terri and our fur babies Henny Puss and Poppy Cat 😸😸
@@PaulRansonArt I've been watching Bob Ross more than once and with some admiration. Though I'm not a big fan of his work, he certainly popularized painting. And got rich doing it. Something I didn't manage up till now... Love your cats names.
Awesome ... superb effect
Thanks, Benny!
You are an exceptionally talented artist and teacher! Thank you for sharing this 💖🙌✨
My pleasure, Paola!
Excelente la playa, me transportó a ese lugar👌
Es un gran cumplido, gracias Alejandro!
Thank you for sharing what has obviously taken years of study to perfect.
Thank you! I'm not an extremely talented painter, but I put in the hours. And that's equally important as talent.
Amazing picture and technique.
Thank you, Armand!
Beautiful work, so inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure!
I wish i knew how to paint oil! You have great talent!
Thank you! If you want to find out more about my oil technique you could download one of my full length tutorials at www.paintingskies.com/video.
Very interesting. It gives a very realistic, vibrant look to the skies, that is for sure. It reminds me of the paintings of Canaletto, these have the same glow, which always fascinated me. And I believe he even used red as underpainting, but please correct me if I'm wrong.And thank you for sharing this video.
Thank you! I'm not sure if Canaletto used a red underpainting. The Venetians introduced it in the 16th century and Canaletto lived in the late 17th/early 18th century. It's possible he applied the technique as well. The glow you're referring to certainly suggests it.