Another Free Landscape Painting For One of My Patrons, Part 1 - Oil Painting with Stuart Davies
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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A painting for one of my patrons via my Patreon page: / stuartdaviesartist .
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2 years into my painting journey & 1 guess at 83 years I won’t be able to catch up with you😀So thanks for your generosity with your tutorials.
I’m 56 & I won’t either, lol. Still it’s much more about how it makes you feel when you paint. While of course, we’re trying to improve our skills, more importantly, it’s about developing your own unique style🙂
Right! Learning different techniques, tips, different ways to apply. The freedom in the way Stuart paints is refreshing, no mistakes, no worries, deadlines, or even a plan! I'm 66 & he opened up a door for me thats been closed for decades. It feels great to just cut loose, & lose yourself in being so "intrested" in a painting.
As Stuart says at the end "talk yourself up" a bit.
Looking forward to part 2. Thanks for your time.
So awesome!I really love his art classes. He is a wonderful teacher.
Thanks for another fine tutorial Stuart, I love watching you make something out of nothing.
Sometimes I enjoy starting a painting not knowing what I’m actually going to paint, it’s a lot of fun. Stay well until next time, thanks again.😎🇦🇺🦘
I always learn something from watching you paint…and I think “interesting” is a very good word.
I think the multiple close-ups made this particular lesson a bit extra valuable & appreciated.
Beautiful result. Somebody "out there" is going to be really happy to receive this one. 💖👍
Just love watching you paint!! Timing of your posting today was perfect … did an hour on the treadmill watching the landscape unfold ❤
Started painting during lock down and your videos and paintings are inspirational. Thank you.
Stuart I think you shou,d use the word “interesting” as often as you like because you’re teaching and in teaching one repeats to aid learning. And it IS very interesting how the effects are created and their results! Thanks so much!!
Another gem, Stuart. Many thanks.
Love the warmup! Must be the Wimbledon influence 😊
Greetings from London. Another lovely painting emerging! I’ve been watching your videos for a few years now and you inspired me to pick up brushes again after 30+ years of thinking I couldn’t do it. Thank you!
Nothing wrong with you telling us what you find interesting. I find it interesting
Огромное спасибо Вам за науку в написании пейзажа!!!
Thank you for another excelent painting and even better time watching. I wish i had to money to visit and take a lesson but that is out of the cards for the time being. However i never miss a new video and never will.
This one turned out great!!
Note: I wouldn’t suggest Bounty as it leaves bits of fiber, unless you’re just using it to wipe brushes. In 🇺🇸, Scott has a blue shop towel that won’t leave fibers. It’s a very soft towel. If you’re looking for the more crinkly paper Stuart uses yo create the illusion of texture, you want the stiffer kind, like the proem or white paper towels you find in public restrooms. I know Amazon sells them🙂
Very interesting to watch the cat at the very end.
Thankyou l love your videos and your technic and paintings love you
I so enjoyed this video. Watching you make magic with those brushes is so inspiring to me. Any chance of demonstrating how to do an intensely foggy day type of landscape? 🙏🏽 sending you blessings and best wishes.
Somebody? Somebody? Yes, it was ME, that said about the path! lol :o)
What an interesting hedgehog😄 you absolutely crack me up! More please..💕
So nice. Thank you
As ever it was interesting to watch the interesting process of making an interesting painting! :)
Love the painting!!!
The paper stuart uses ..in the u.s.a. can be found in restrooms. Commercial grade? I've taken quite a bit, & it works well. Poor maintenance men thinking " hey..i know i just put a new roll on!" The few times I've tried a knife that big for clouds, i scraped it off. Too blocky. That small triangular one twisted around makes better loose clouds too me. & the one you did for sale is really nice! Just like the storms we get over u.s. plains. Nice vid again! P.s. any point of interest, is intresting! I dont mind the word a bit.
Beautiful sky
You are an inspiring creative who seems like a superb amusing long distance friend. I am in the midst of reading ‘Saxon’, and enjoying the heck out of it - and hoping the next volume of the Saxon Chronicles is soon available. 🎉 Thank you for all you share of your many, many talents.
Thank for buying my book!
@@StuartDavies I am loving your book, and wishing already for the next one! You are a man of delightful talents!
Just LOVELY ❤
Love the fact that you give paintings away. Curious how you package them for shipping.
Some patron is gonna be one lucky person
Hi Stuart. Great video as always. Not had any notification regarding your next Zoom class.
Hi Trevor, July 13: momence.com/s/103591132
🌿🙏🏻🌿👌🏻👍🏻Thanks very much 🌿‼️
Alternate title-
"Talk yourself up occasionally".
È meraviglioso complimenti ❤
It would be interest-full to see a video of the follow up on the for sale painting you mentioned but anything you post is rapidly viewed in full.
Lately, I have been having trouble finding the chip brushes with the longer bristles. I can't get the same effect with the short bristles. Any suggestions? I can get the small ones, but not the larger ones.
If you're in the U.S. I feel your pain. I've just been searching on eBay and just carefully checking the photos. I've been thinking about just buying regular natural bristle paint brushes and thinning them by using a sharp blade and cutting across where the bristles meet the metal ferrel. Of course they are going to be more expensive than chip brushes but, since I'm not solvent sensitive like Stuart I will be able to solvent clean them for many uses.
It's a conundrum (for sure) attempting to locate suitable brushes here.
Also the chip brushes that Stuart uses seem to be of somewhat better quality than some of the complete garbage ones that I've bought on numerous occasions. Good Luck & Stay Safe!
Look-at-able! You really crack me up with your attempts to not say interesting. But I usually can't think of a suitable substitute.
Hey, I have been quietly watching videos, I really try to learn as much as I can. Still I got some questions. How not overdue painting, if I love sort of smoothier changes in landscape tones? I don't want it became boring picture.
I think about your technique when recording music, looking for something new. Thank you Sir.
So how do you know when you are overduing your painting?
Practice and instinct :-)
Do you paint on a painted in white or just dry white?
The gesso is white. I just paint on it dry.
Should I be tossing my brushes?
It's interesting, that you feel the need to stop saying, interesting, as much. If something's interesting, then it's interesting! :o)
Interesting!
You know, I’m not sure it’s worth concerning yourself about overusing the word, interesting.
Nobody thought less of Spock for saying,”Fascinating.”
You should continue to say interesting it you want. I never even noticed it until you mentioned it. When you catch yourself, it disrupts the flow of the dialogue. I don't think anybody cares. It's the way people speak. You can get a thesaurus, but then it would sound unnatural
Thankyou l love your videos and your technic and paintings love you