PLEIN AIR oil painting SAN FRANCISCO with Pete Sinjin
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2022
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OMGGGGGG it's Michael Chamberlain, we should hype him up like how we hype EMMA up, lmao this whole family is so talented lol
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'There are days when you cannot get into the groove'......Thanks for that! Thought it was only ME!
So cool! Glad you were able to meet up and paint with him.
I love the style of videos you’ve been putting out recently they are reminiscent of a vlog style. They are so peaceful a raw. Your content and paintings are incredible!
Thanks Sarah! I like to make vlog style videos whenever possible. Glad you like!
Way to be a trooper - forgot your oils, had to move, and filming the whole thing. I like that you left the darker horizontals
The schlep of the plein air painter is real! Michael and Pete - two really cool paintings - your ability to simplify is inspiring.
Thanks Maura!
I love your paintings. Thank you for sharing with us the thought process as you paint.
I must be the only painter who cleans their palettes & paints (warrior pans) after every use. I've had the same pochade box for almost 70 years and it was given to me by my grandmother's brother. Who was a mural / sign painter back in his day. I clean after each use and orange oil after each use. I can't stand a dirty palette for myself, but I love how it looks when other artists leave all that dirt.
I like when you paint cityscapes and other buildings it's a nice change from the ocean. I think you did great!
Thanks Greg!
So happy to watch you back on city street! Love your seascapes but I love these street scenes more!
i love seeing the process of your paintings! great vid!
Both paintings look awesome! I miss San Fran.
Thanks Rose!
My favourite videos to watch. So cool to see how you look at everything differently as an artist.
Your explanation of how a limited palette doesn't limit your painting is much appreciated, especially when it comes to colour temperature and values. As usual, composition is spot on.
Thanks!
I like how we get to see the behind the scenes often times and appreciate how much effort and work goes into finding a spot and moving around. 7:00 was funny as hell, given we're not used to it around here, haha. awesome content, love your commentary as usual.
decent painting for being otuta comfort zone and bein back after such a long break. Pete had a beautiful painting too.
Really enjoy watching other people having a stressful day!! This was great and the end product was amazing
Thanks Mark!
After a hiatus from oils he’s not in the groove
No paints, forgets the easel, then has to move
An appearance by Pete Singin
Should he sightsee or put the sign in?
Studies of lights and darks, a Notan
Tired of being tired like Gauguin
Become a patron, thoughts superheat
Stay creative, had fun in the street
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Both paintings are really wonderful. I’m glad you had fun despite the challenges. It was fun to see you out there doing your thing. I like your glasses too. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
Thanks Suz! 😊✌💛🙏
I'm learning so much about color and the beginnings of painting with these videos. I always have such a hard time beginning. amazing video!
Two amazing human beings, creating beautiful and wonderful artwork. You always buoy my spirit and craving to continue to create. Thank you.
Thanks Raynola!
Excellent work after such distractions! 2 months away from oil painting and your return paint is a challenging cityscape? Don’t beat yourself up. If I’ve been away from a craft for a while the first one or two when I get back is like a warm up or easing into it. Plus you are coming off all the stress of getting the show ready.
Still you dive back in with a challenging location, forgotten supplies, etc, and still did great work.
I’ve been indoors mostly working on needlework for Halloween and my granddaughter but you are inspiring me to get back outside and paint.
Thanks for another awesome video.
Thanks Lynnae!
"The challenges of plein air sometimes results in a good painting." ..Just like in reality,It can be the most challenging obstacles that sometimes end up leading to helping us evolve more as human beings right? 😊🩵 All about perception😇
You're awesome, Michael 🫶
So true! Well stated Hailey. And thank you ☺️🙏
@@chamberlainpaintings Thank you! Have a good one, Michael 😊🌄
Excellent!
I love how you developed your shapes with the trees and buildings!! You pulled it off nicely concerning the discomfort of moving and lack of equipment etc. It's cool how you make loose painting pleasant to see 👀. Beautiful paintings gentlemen 🍻🍻🍻
Thanks Cedric!
4:32 lashing the eye of the storm
I really like the blocky abstract nature of this painting . I don’t see any of the stressors in the final piece. Nicely done! Cheers -Greg
Thanks Greg!
Oh how I sympathise with your day starting sideways. It definitely brings a edge to things, the improvising to rescue the day. What it does do is make the day distinctive, memorable and one to look back upon with a smile. As usual, I thoroughly enjoyed the painting & the insights. I’m thinking I should get out of the mountains and try my hand in town. It’ll be a challenge to avoid being swamped by details!
Yes, painting plein air cityscapes definitely forces you to simplify!
Nicely done, sir. 👍
Thanks Bob!
That was a fun video...funny to see a little behind the scenes...thank you for sharing that with us...both paintings turned out great! Always look forward to your videos!
Thanks Kerry!
Good to have a friend with paints,🤓 that painting really worked out in the end. Especially considering the challenging circumstances! Also: nice stylish glasses!
Thanks Susanne!
Wow both of you did great painting 🎨☕🖌️
Thanks Hazel!
the painting turned out great! loved the entire process!
Thanks!
Really enjoyed browsing through your collection ...such beautiful colour harmony throughout !
Thanks Anne!
It’s absolutely fantastic!
Thanks Louise!
this is so beautiful and relaxing, i love watching the whole process and trying to do something similar myself where i live.. very inspiring
welcome back you were missed💐💐
Thanks Katherine!
You've really inspired me to paint more quickly Michael, thank you! I come to your videos before I start a new painting to MAKE myself paint more quickly and loosely. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Daniel!
I just love watching the process; so much trust involved. Glad you could work through those challenges, and both you and Pete's pieces came out beautifully. Thank you for sharing!
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Loved it! From all that chaos you've came up with a pretty neat composition, simple and very effective Mike.
Thanks Martin!
I was “Jeff and Joe England’s little sister” for years. Being Emma Chamberlain’s dad is not a bad gig. Beautiful painting! Always fun interesting and informative
Thanks Kristen!
I really love how great of an artist you are. Not only painting but the videos you take of Emma's vlogs!!!!! You are one of the most talented person ❤❤❤❤
"I was a free man in Paris
I felt unfettered and alive..." Joni Mitchell
Hi Mike. Thanks for doing an urban painting - it was great. I was hoping that you would do an urban painting soon so it was useful to pick up on your process. I'm taking part in my first plein air nocturnal painting competition here in Norwich, England so I've taken notes and am going back over some of your videos. I've been practicing and its as if you are standing next to me saying 'too much detail/ simplify/limit your colours'. I'm hoping to learn more from being in the competition rather than getting prizes.
Both the paintings done were brilliant - thanks again for sharing as the videos help me a lot.
Thanks Paul! I'm so glad you're finding my videos helpful. Wow, nocturnal plein air sounds fun and I'm sure you'll learn from the experience!
I REALLY like this one.
Now, of course, it is your own, unique kind of work, but it reminds me of a very relaxed Wayne Thiebaud.
I hope you accept this as the compliment that I intend it to be.😊
Thanks Jeffrey!
Hey Michael! I’ve been a big fan of Emma for a good while and now I’m a fan of you through her! I’m also a fine artist and I know from her podcasts sometimes that was difficult for you, financially, as a parent. One of my concerns being a future parent is not feeling like I’m contributing enough. I just wanted to say I admire you so much. I got married recently and my husband has been very supportive in me pursuing this full time. I was a former highschool art teacher for 5 years. Knowing that most of society defines success as a paycheck and being an “artist” can have a stigma against it makes me not confident with my decision. But seeing how happy you are and that you get to live your passion AND be a great father to Emma, makes me a lot more confident. Hopefully my future children look up to me the same way she looks up to you. Thank you 🤍
Thanks Hannah! It's wonderful that your husband is so supportive. I wouldn't worry about what society thinks! I find it odd that paintings are among the most revered objects on the planet and yet pursuing a career as an artist is often looked down upon or considered unrealistic. I wish you all the best on your creative journey!
Great video . Hope your show is a huge success !
Thanks Joyce!
This painting is so nice! I love the contrast between the purplish tones and the yellow! It really makes me want to try something fun :)
Thanks Sofie!
Gosh that turned out amazing, both of you!
Thanks Cindy!
Great results, Mike. Wonderful nuance of color.
Thanks Dennis!
I think you may need a nap! 😂 I love your videos. Keep on keeping on. ❤
I went home and napped for two hours 😂
Your brush strokes are so confident-such a pleasure to watch! Would love to know how your trip influenced your approach to painting now that you’re back, if it did at all, pick up any ideas?
Thanks! Hmm.. I'll have to think about that. Good question for a future Q&A!
Good to see you back ,chaos or not. Good luck with the show.
I be there if I could. Plant City Fl.
Thanks Barbra Joan!
6:11 , in the painting , left corner, “” see the lady in the full length mink coat , with parasol hat , tipping left “”
Great job! Keep it up 😊
Hi Emma’s dad, I really like your videos, it calms me down for no reasons.😅Thank you from Taiwan.
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Like it 🙂
ur new haircut rocks.
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Wow, you really did a lot with very little interest, in my opinion. This is great! 👍 excellent!
Pete did great as well.
Thanks Christine!
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Nice Michael 👏
Thanks Lesley!
Loved both paintings, Pete's sorta finished one took me by surprise, went from Mr.Ho Hum, not sure what I'm doing to knockout result.
You left the grey road right along the bottom after all which was fine but I'd of then taken the blue sky across the top level of the right building to create a relationship with the grey bottom.
Anyway, just saying, It's a design thing and we all have an opinion.
Good to see you doing some urban again. 👍
Thanks Jim. Thanks for your suggestions Jim but I quite like it just the way it is. The road along the bottom made me nervous intellectually but it worked aesthetically. It all comes down to aesthetics. For example, if your horizon is dead center but it looks good, go with it.
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Fantastic paintings, guys! I love it. "You're tired of being tired?" lol ... That applies to me as well, you know... lol ... Was that girl at the beginning shouting "You're Emma's dad? ... Hi!"? lol ... Btw. I was looking at your paintings for the show the other day online and I must say that you did a brilliant job! Of course, I know them from you videos, but like them. They are amazing. If I could, I would buy all of them! Great art! Cheers!
Thanks Olda! Yes, she recognized me as Emma's dad. So glad you like the paintings in my show!
@@chamberlainpaintings Cool! Have a wonderful day! Greetings from the EU!
PTSD would have gotten the best of me with those challenges.
Urban plein air is no joke 😂
Despite everything that went sideways during this video, you seemed to keep your cool! Any recommendations on maintaining a calm disposition? Does meditation or yoga fit into your surfer lifestyle too?
I think the calm comes from experience and from focusing on process over product. I used to do yoga and meditation regularly but not as much any more. I should! Surfing does what yoga and meditation used to do for me, but doing all three would be ideal.
4:40 -( see taylor swift, far right, eyes, nose, mouth , , far right , center , in red , um , alizarin crimson, some will see )-
I loved this was great very active and great work with the changes you had to do this day. Can you tell me where you get your flannel shirts?? Thank you. Rob B
L.L.Bean online! 😊👍
Michael , 10:18 , your discussion, “” notice , Lady’s eye of the City renders a kiss”” , right top, 2nd building down ; )
Nice high key result ... Perspective is not one of my strong points so really respect your skill at painting those buildings...
Thanks Nancy!
The pops of violet in the buildings turned out so well!! Lovely painting. Any advise for someone who is transitioning from graphite and charcoal to paint?
Thanks Jacob! No advice other than to just go for it! Have fun and just explore the medium. It really helps to start with a limited palette and make some color charts.
Great work with doing it fast and with distractions! Question I have always loved your flannel shirts! Where do you purchase them?. Thank You! Rob B
Thanks Rob! Lately I've gotten my shirts at L.L.Bean online.
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Good Morning Michael 🙂
Good morning Mark 😊
Did I miss it? Didn't see the link to your show.
It should be there now! 😊👍
LOL.........no one in Paris would tell an artist to move so they would park their Mercedes-whatabeLandRover.
I think you may be right about that 😂
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Lol U painting in Middle of road again lol
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@@chamberlainpaintings U are a classic 😁
are you guys ex:Tech bros with a penchant for Plein air ??
No way an amateur / aspiring artist can manage to live in the Bay Area in 2022/23
First of all, Pete doesn’t live in California. I mentioned that in the video. Neither of us are Tech bros. I worked as a courier for fifteen years and in construction for ten before painting full time.