I know im randomly asking but does someone know a trick to get back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot my account password. I love any tricks you can give me.
Hi my friend. Congratulations on the wonderful video you shared. Very interesting, thanks for sharing, keep in touch. Wishing you much success with your work,💞.❤,❤.💓...
I used to paint very detailed paintings. I have just started painting again after a 20 year lapse. Having no formal training I really appreciate your thorough descriptions of what you are doing and why. It has allowed me to look at my old paintings and figure out why some were so good and what was wrong with others. I absolutely love you tutorials. Finding them by accident on You Tube has inspired me to paint again!
Beautiful. I especially appreciate the close ups you provide on your brush strokes which enables the viewer to see exactly how you're holding the brush and the way the bristles are being used. Also the explanation of what colour you're using is very helpful so the view understands exactly what you're doing. This is so helpful for someone like myself who is still learning. Your talent is beyond amazing and your videos are extremely helpful. Thanks so much for sharing.
Andrew is masterful and inspiring- much like his beloved New Zealand is to him. Don’t despair viewers who are serious artists, though it is easy to become discouraged. He shows us a creative path and if we are disciplined and attentive. We can do it!
I respect a person who does not take their God-given talent for granted. It is obvious that you are dedicated to exploring the depth of your talent. You have a spirit of excellence in your work and your teaching. Your generosity will create room for more opportunities to learn, improve and enjoy your craft. I am new to painting, so new, that I haven't even purchased my brushes. Watching you I vacillate between inspiration and "forget it". Fortunately, the choice is mine, and I choose to be inspired. Thank you and God bless you.
Today, my grandpa sat me down in front of one of his half-finished paintings and told me to paint. I've never used oils before, so i found myself very much out of my comfort zone! Watching this video has definitely helped me understand what I'm doing better and i look forward to painting with oils more often :)
I'm learning to paint in a more loose style than you paint, but I always find that your "blocking in" of your paintings are so beautiful that the blocking in generally serves as a really fantastic tutorial, particularly your discussion of color and why you use various colors for mixing. No matter where I go for tutorials, I end up right back here again and again. Thanks, Andrew.
Your one of a rare breed Andrew. A gifted painter and an excellent teacher. So much useful information in one video. Reminds me a bit of Johnathan White's work. Beautiful. Thanks so much.
He sure is and we here in New Zealand are so blessed to have so many great artist including my friend Ivan Clark Queenstown check out Ivan stuff also both Andrew and Ivan would have to be two of the top landscape artist's on the face of God's wonderful earth at this time God Bless
Andrew, you are one of my few landscape painting heroes. Thank you so much for creating such amazing quality tutorials. I haven't painted since before I had my baby nearly a year and a half ago and watching your videos has ignited that fire in me again. I can't thank you enough. Looking forward to more videos like these!
As a talented child I spent three years oil painting under the tutelage of an elderly painting professor who had escaped Europe during WWII where he had taught in St. Petersburg. He was an “academic” painter and I had no idea how fortunate I was to learn from him even if he was still learning English. When I attended a top university art school later, the trends were different and I suffered them sadly because though they were clever, they lacked the craft and shear magic I had experienced earlier. I was made ageless-transported back in time sixty years by this tutorial! We become easily dulled by our digital viewing experiences and an acceptable photocopying style which too often pass themselves off poorly when compared to the many genuine abstractions and interpretations that become artistic sleights of hand in the artwork of deep observers. Even Andrew Wyeth considered himself an abstractionist, but one whose model was nature itself. Thank you!
Dang......that was awesome...I'm blown away with the way the strokes look simple close up, but then as you pan back and look at the painting as a whole, they add such detail. It's like magic.
You are an amazingly talented artist and a gifted teacher! Thanks so much for the color & brush explanations and the closeups of your brush work. I haven’t painted for a few years due to chronic fatigue. You have inspired me to work more diligently on my health so, perhaps, I’ll paint again. I appreciate you sharing your insights & experiences with us more than you will ever know. Thanks so very much. Take care & God bless.
I think this is your best video to date. A's others have said the close up of the brush strokes/work coupled with the running commentary of the colours you are using is brilliant. Teaching at it's very best.
I tried to paint this with acrylics and I can honestly say I've never worked so hard on one painting. I spent 40 or 50 hours on it, way more than I normally spend on my works. I came away with a great admiration for your talent. I also went to the store afterwards and purchased a starter set of oil paints....I have learned that there are some effects that acrylic can't duplicate effectively. Thanks so much for this lesson; I learned a great deal. Ken in Philippines
this explanation is pure gold, I am approaching oil paints for the second time (after a first fail) here in Florence and you helped me more than my “teachers” ahah, thank you so so much, I appreciate your clarity✨
Stunning and I really love the pine in the foreground! I love your techniques. This painting reminds of the quality of the "Old Masters". You are so gifted!
Very Nice Andrew, always a fan of atmospheric perspective. I recently came through the North Island and couldn't get over the richness of green in the countryside and the dramatic scenery. Your painting has captured this essence beautifully. Well done.
Hi Andrew, you always hit the right note that makes a viewer truly understand what your process is. And you have taken care to pace it right, speed up where necessary, and talk about things that need to be considered, in context, so there is never a dull moment. In fact, the whole video is one bright moment! Thanks.
I find it interesting how this guy speaks with what sounds mostly like an American accent but you can keep hearing the New Zealand influence coming through.
I was doing something so I minimized it for 5 minutes, when I came back you literally had a finished background and was already working on the foreground. You're amazing! The video is incredibly concise and full of passion, it's very helpful for me!
I normally can’t watch longer videos because they just seem to lose interest but it’s safe to say I made it through the whole video easily! Thank you so much for this video, your explanations were very very nice and your process of painting/the final product was amazing! Seriously so happy I found your channel, I’m subscribed now :)
When I was studying decades ago, I was fortunate to have several exceptional landscape artists to learn from. But I have to say you taught as much in this short demonstration as I learned in a year of in person classes. Now my kids are grown I thought to give it another go. But I don't remember a darn thing. And we are in lockdown and my teachers are long gone. I am thrilled to find you. New Zealand is a country which I would like to go to one day. I love Canada but New Zealand seems like Canada without the freezing temperatures.
I have always been following kevin hill painting videos and acrylic painting techniques but they were never that helpful. I'm still surprised that how beautifully you explained every single detail of the painting which was very helpful to me. I'm happy that I finally found my painting teacher
I was soooo glad you decided not to keep the horses, it made the entire composition so much better! Great video, and thank you for the tips and tricks!
awesome video yet again. Very informative. As a novice painter trying to learn the craft of oil painting, you are helping my painting endeavours, more than any other content on You Tube. I find the way you explain what you are doing (in this case, atmospheric perspective ) very easy to follow along with and use in my own painting. Thank you Andrew, Awesome painting.
I work as digital matte painter and I feel that my job has almost nothing to do with yours... I put photos together trying to think and seeing things like a real painter. Your skills in composition, lighting, color theory, atmospheric perspective are impressive and I find your work really inspiring to me. Thanks for posting this video, keep up the good work!
those close up brush strokes are so helpful. This atmospheric tutorial was just what I needed to start a painting that I have been dragging my feet over worry about that issue. Thank you!
Great teaching! One of my painting teachers advised us to use a brush somewhat bigger than we thought we should , which stopped us from noodling detail at the expense of composition. This one thing made all the difference in how well my work came out & I do it to this day , 35 years later.
thank you Andrew Tischler for being so generous - your work and understanding is spot on with your ability to articulate what you are doing... much thanks and admiration!
Honestly I find these types of videos underrated treasures in the age of digital art. Nowadays if you try to get an understanding of the finer concepts of painting , people in the digital space seem to teach too much in relation to the software. Yes these specific techniques which apply to digital only provide a great time-save and some advantage, but people seem to become lazy in understanding the technique and realizations that came to be these concepts over time. People should understand this sort of state of mind before resorting to these "cheaty" techniques within the digital space , they are applied for a reason. These are mostly time related but I feel understanding these concepts at their core can push people's art to a higher standard.
I really love your art Andrew. I still am amazed that 111 people disliked this video, wtf.. Keep up your good work, and I thank you for the inspiration.
What is it to dislike in such a marvelous painting. Jealousy that's exactly what it is. That's why they they say they don't like it. LOL... pitiful, to be in that kind of jealous condition.
Andrew , I haven't seen anyone who does any better videos . Truly do appreciate it. Your ability to tell colors and show when to use them is extremely helpful. I just bought a video from someone and wish it had been one of yours. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am a novice pastel painter looking for information on perspective in rural landscape, so often ignored. There is so much here for me to apply to my pastel work, thank you so much.
LOOOOVE your work...all due respect to your amazing talent, I'm glad you took out those horses...honestly, I didn't even notice the cabin till they were gone. You are an incredible inspiration.
Reminds me of old painting my parents had found in home they purchased, which the bank purchased from them. They were gorgeous, the colors and age are beautiful!!!
Wow! Such a Great work as usual! Thank You! I started use this method whit going from behind to front and other Your tricks in my plan-air paintings and it works very well!! (but you still have to paint fast and have in mind the all seance, because lighting is changing and to connect all in one in the final painting)
It's great to see your brush strokes up close, and then the impression given as you step back. I especially appreciate how you achieved the appearance of the hill of trees directly in front of the mountain. Thanks Andrew!
Daggone. Now I know i need a dagger brush. And some oleo. My art habit keeps me broke. I loved those horses but taking them away was a good call. The old rugged tree really does tell a story and the painting is beautiful. Love your videos.
This work is so informative! I'm learning so much here, that I'd really like to buy a DVD so that I can practice along with you. I know that it's going to take several attempts to really begin to understand what's happening, and how to control the brush and the tones and hues to get the depth I want .
A fantastic painting Andrew one of the best sessions so far. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills and inspiring technique. I loved the dagger brush which I have.
Thanks for another quality tutorial Andrew. You were right about the horses, they weren’t needed - better watch out for that horse-eating grass though!
Sir Andrew, you are the best so far that I've seen here in RUclips and your explanation of step by step process is Very clear so easy to understand. Your work in general is way better than a photo the best!
once I see your video cover picture I can tell it is New Zealand lol. I love the landscape in NZ but so hard to paint in depth, this video just helped a lot.
Hi, Andrew. I hope your little fellow is doing well and hi to your wife. A quick note for you. I have concentrated on portraits because they call to me and command my attention. Lately, though, the PA landscapes have captured my attention. I have your landscape video but was leaning toward doing a value block in with burnt sienna. After watching your videos again, I am convinced that your methods are more suited to my way of handling oils.. it just is so much more organized and the results are stunning. I tell everyone about you and your work. You are the best. Thanks for your help and encouragement. Diana
I am discovering even more talented Artists and more important, art Instructor/ teachers who is so passionate that they teach for free. Thank you so much for sharing. Some of us may be initially painting that only our mothers and few overly polite persons like, but because of Artists like you, one day soon they will be on our own wall at least!
This is so unbelievably helpful, you have no idea! From the narrative on what you're doing, the colors you're using, the brush you're using, and the WHY you're doing what you're doing it. Bravo and a hearty thank you! There is so much helpful information in this video (and all of your videos), that a average painter like myself can really begin to make strides to understand what to do to improve. Bless you and thank you for sharing this very valuable tutorial. You are an incredibly talented and skilled artist. You are a true gift!
That was just thrilling to watch. What a wonderful artist you are. As I am Irish, I really thought your mountains in the background were very similar in style to some of Paul Henry's paintings. I am in love with the finished painting (a bit sad to say goodbye to the horses that you had painted so beautifully but I understand from a composition point of view that they had to go 😥). Thank you so much if you ever see this comment after all this time 😀
You are awesome, your talent is just unreal! Thanks for sharing whit us your work and your teachings, to watch you painting it's very inspiring! God bless you!
I loved Bob, but this painting is such an amazing example of degrees of light and dark to create depth...I dont remember Bob ever demonstrating anything as intricate. Not that he couldnt, I dont know. But I think this takes oils to another level. W O W!!!
Andrew, I've been a subscriber only for 6 months or so and enjoying past videos. So, I tend not to comment, but I must! Your teaching skills and techniques are captivating. But most of all, after watching this video, I feel like I've spent a relaxing day on a hillside in N.Z. Thank you!
Absolutely topnotch tutorial on application of paints, brushstrokes, tones, mixtures... I could go on and on, but sufficed to say, I love this style of instruction. I’ve learned so much from your videos. You are an amazing teacher. Keep up the fantastic work you do.
This is not a tutorial... This is a class with the heart of a teacher. Thank you so much.
I know im randomly asking but does someone know a trick to get back into an instagram account?
I stupidly forgot my account password. I love any tricks you can give me.
@John Wesson instablaster =)
I love his classes. Always have..🎨
Hi my friend. Congratulations on the wonderful video you shared. Very interesting, thanks for sharing, keep in touch. Wishing you much success with your work,💞.❤,❤.💓...
There is no way I just watched a 22 min long video and I wasn’t bored a single second. Amazing THANK YOU 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
I laughed at "as artist's we can do anything, even make grass eat horses" haha. This was a very helpful video!!
I used to paint very detailed paintings. I have just started painting again after a 20 year lapse. Having no formal training I really appreciate your thorough descriptions of what you are doing and why. It has allowed me to look at my old paintings and figure out why some were so good and what was wrong with others. I absolutely love you tutorials. Finding them by accident on You Tube has inspired me to paint again!
That’s great
Beautiful. I especially appreciate the close ups you provide on your brush strokes which enables the viewer to see exactly how you're holding the brush and the way the bristles are being used. Also the explanation of what colour you're using is very helpful so the view understands exactly what you're doing. This is so helpful for someone like myself who is still learning. Your talent is beyond amazing and your videos are extremely helpful. Thanks so much for sharing.
Cheers Paula! I appreciate your kind words :)
I'll keep bringing these out for people like you!
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Sir , l learn lots from your painting and the way you explain ,thank you.
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One of the best tutorials I've ever seen on atmospheric perspective. Thanks Andrew.
Thank you for this free demo. I have paid for online videos that do not offer nearly as much detail and instruction as yours. Very helpful!
and it's free!
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Then it's worth supporting his channel
@@phoebusricardo3100 Worth supporting his channel, if you can!
Andrew is masterful and inspiring- much like his beloved New Zealand is to him. Don’t despair viewers who are serious artists, though it is easy to become discouraged. He shows us a creative path and if we are disciplined and attentive. We can do it!
I respect a person who does not take their God-given talent for granted. It is obvious that you are dedicated to exploring the depth of your talent. You have a spirit of excellence in your work and your teaching. Your generosity will create room for more opportunities to learn, improve and enjoy your craft. I am new to painting, so new, that I haven't even purchased my brushes. Watching you I vacillate between inspiration and "forget it". Fortunately, the choice is mine, and I choose to be inspired. Thank you and God bless you.
Today, my grandpa sat me down in front of one of his half-finished paintings and told me to paint. I've never used oils before, so i found myself very much out of my comfort zone! Watching this video has definitely helped me understand what I'm doing better and i look forward to painting with oils more often :)
The absolute best painting tutorial. I love how you show the finer details when zoomed in. Hardly anyone ever shows that.
I'm learning to paint in a more loose style than you paint, but I always find that your "blocking in" of your paintings are so beautiful that the blocking in generally serves as a really fantastic tutorial, particularly your discussion of color and why you use various colors for mixing. No matter where I go for tutorials, I end up right back here again and again. Thanks, Andrew.
Your one of a rare breed Andrew. A gifted painter and an excellent teacher. So much useful information in one video. Reminds me a bit of Johnathan White's work. Beautiful. Thanks so much.
Rare breed indeed. I am amazed at the amount of details in this painting. Just amazing.
Thank you so much for explaining your steps and colors. This so gorgeous.
He sure is and we here in New Zealand are so blessed to have so many great artist including my friend Ivan Clark Queenstown check out Ivan stuff also both Andrew and Ivan would have to be two of the top landscape artist's on the face of God's wonderful earth at this time God Bless
Andrew, you are one of my few landscape painting heroes. Thank you so much for creating such amazing quality tutorials. I haven't painted since before I had my baby nearly a year and a half ago and watching your videos has ignited that fire in me again. I can't thank you enough. Looking forward to more videos like these!
Janett : Please accept my congratulations for having your blessed baby. Actually Andrew deserves our admiration for his amazing paints .
I'm speechless, this is a master piece
As a talented child I spent three years oil painting under the tutelage of an elderly painting professor who had escaped Europe during WWII where he had taught in St. Petersburg. He was an “academic” painter and I had no idea how fortunate I was to learn from him even if he was still learning English. When I attended a top university art school later, the trends were different and I suffered them sadly because though they were clever, they lacked the craft and shear magic I had experienced earlier. I was made ageless-transported back in time sixty years by this tutorial! We become easily dulled by our digital viewing experiences and an acceptable photocopying style which too often pass themselves off poorly when compared to the many genuine abstractions and interpretations that become artistic sleights of hand in the artwork of deep observers. Even Andrew Wyeth considered himself an abstractionist, but one whose model was nature itself. Thank you!
One of my favorite artists and one of the best RUclips art instructors
Dang......that was awesome...I'm blown away with the way the strokes look simple close up, but then as you pan back and look at the painting as a whole, they add such detail. It's like magic.
You are an amazingly talented artist and a gifted teacher! Thanks so much for the color & brush explanations and the closeups of your brush work. I haven’t painted for a few years due to chronic fatigue. You have inspired me to work more diligently on my health so, perhaps, I’ll paint again. I appreciate you sharing your insights & experiences with us more than you will ever know. Thanks so very much. Take care & God bless.
I think this is your best video to date. A's others have said the close up of the brush strokes/work coupled with the running commentary of the colours you are using is brilliant. Teaching at it's very best.
What a thrill. 20 minutes of thought and encouragement watching this painting come to life.
I tried to paint this with acrylics and I can honestly say I've never worked so hard on one painting. I spent 40 or 50 hours on it, way more than I normally spend on my works. I came away with a great admiration for your talent. I also went to the store afterwards and purchased a starter set of oil paints....I have learned that there are some effects that acrylic can't duplicate effectively. Thanks so much for this lesson; I learned a great deal. Ken in Philippines
Genius! You’re a born teacher as well as a very gifted artist. Thank you.
Andrew, the thought you put into your videos is very evident. You are an incredible talent.
I like your channel too!
UNBELIEVABLE! A masterpiece created right before my eyes!
this explanation is pure gold, I am approaching oil paints for the second time (after a first fail) here in Florence and you helped me more than my “teachers” ahah, thank you so so much, I appreciate your clarity✨
Stunning and I really love the pine in the foreground! I love your techniques. This painting reminds of the quality of the "Old Masters". You are so gifted!
Very Nice Andrew, always a fan of atmospheric perspective. I recently came through the North Island and couldn't get over the richness of green in the countryside and the dramatic scenery. Your painting has captured this essence beautifully. Well done.
'you can make grass eat horses' LOL! That made my day, thank you.
😂😂
Hi Andrew, you always hit the right note that makes a viewer truly understand what your process is. And you have taken care to pace it right, speed up where necessary, and talk about things that need to be considered, in context, so there is never a dull moment. In fact, the whole video is one bright moment! Thanks.
I find it interesting how this guy speaks with what sounds mostly like an American accent but you can keep hearing the New Zealand influence coming through.
Lol
I was doing something so I minimized it for 5 minutes, when I came back you literally had a finished background and was already working on the foreground. You're amazing! The video is incredibly concise and full of passion, it's very helpful for me!
I normally can’t watch longer videos because they just seem to lose interest but it’s safe to say I made it through the whole video easily! Thank you so much for this video, your explanations were very very nice and your process of painting/the final product was amazing! Seriously so happy I found your channel, I’m subscribed now :)
One of the greatest challenges to detail is holding everything together. Nice to find an artist who knows how to tame that monster.
Soo good! You're an amazing artist. I'm so happy when I see you post another video cus I know it's going to be a delight, I just sit back and relax.
Awesome I love your work.
Qaqqw poo dlo😂
When I was studying decades ago, I was fortunate to have several exceptional landscape artists to learn from. But I have to say you taught as much in this short demonstration as I learned in a year of in person classes.
Now my kids are grown I thought to give it another go. But I don't remember a darn thing. And we are in lockdown and my teachers are long gone.
I am thrilled to find you.
New Zealand is a country which I would like to go to one day. I love Canada but New Zealand seems like Canada without the freezing temperatures.
thank you for your tutorials....you are very gifted and you share your gift with us ..thank you
I have always been following kevin hill painting videos and acrylic painting techniques but they were never that helpful. I'm still surprised that how beautifully you explained every single detail of the painting which was very helpful to me. I'm happy that I finally found my painting teacher
I was soooo glad you decided not to keep the horses, it made the entire composition so much better! Great video, and thank you for the tips and tricks!
Demystifying a constant question. Thank you so much.
awesome video yet again. Very informative. As a novice painter trying to learn the craft of oil painting, you are helping my painting endeavours, more than any other content on You Tube. I find the way you explain what you are doing (in this case, atmospheric perspective ) very easy to follow along with and use in my own painting. Thank you Andrew, Awesome painting.
I work as digital matte painter and I feel that my job has almost nothing to do with yours... I put photos together trying to think and seeing things like a real painter. Your skills in composition, lighting, color theory, atmospheric perspective are impressive and I find your work really inspiring to me. Thanks for posting this video, keep up the good work!
those close up brush strokes are so helpful. This atmospheric tutorial was just what I needed to start a painting that I have been dragging my feet over worry about that issue. Thank you!
Great teaching! One of my painting teachers advised us to use a brush somewhat bigger than we thought we should , which stopped us from noodling detail at the expense of composition. This one thing made all the difference in how well my work came out & I do it to this day , 35 years later.
Unbelievable work!!
god bless those hands❤️
thank you Andrew Tischler for being so generous - your work and understanding is spot on with your ability to articulate what you are doing... much thanks and admiration!
Thanks Andrew! That’s 22 valuable minutes of my life! I have learned a great deal from you, Master!
Hey! I really love this, and I hope everyone here having the inspiration to achieve whatever they want! ❤
It improves my vision for values, colour and brush stroke
I feel addicted to your vedios
Thank you so much for tutorial and podcasts vedios
Honestly I find these types of videos underrated treasures in the age of digital art. Nowadays if you try to get an understanding of the finer concepts of painting , people in the digital space seem to teach too much in relation to the software. Yes these specific techniques which apply to digital only provide a great time-save and some advantage, but people seem to become lazy in understanding the technique and realizations that came to be these concepts over time. People should understand this sort of state of mind before resorting to these "cheaty" techniques within the digital space , they are applied for a reason. These are mostly time related but I feel understanding these concepts at their core can push people's art to a higher standard.
I really love your art Andrew. I still am amazed that 111 people disliked this video, wtf.. Keep up your good work, and I thank you for the inspiration.
What is it to dislike in such a marvelous painting. Jealousy that's exactly what it is. That's why they they say they don't like it. LOL... pitiful, to be in that kind of jealous condition.
Thank you Andrew, Love and appreciate your teaching ! You are an inspiration !!! And a gift to all of us. Thank you
Wow, that was brilliant. I'm just working on a mountain landscape and you popped up. Thank you very much!
Andrew , I haven't seen anyone who does any better videos . Truly do appreciate it. Your ability to tell colors and show when to use them is extremely helpful. I just bought a video from someone and wish it had been one of yours. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
one of the most beautiful and helpful painting videos I have seen!
Suzanne Johnson for sure
A great tutorial Andrew. 234 thumbs down? I just don't understand folk. Keep on teaching the world to paint.
You truly are a Master Artist! I enjoy your videos tremendously. Excellent lessons.
I am a novice pastel painter looking for information on perspective in rural landscape, so often ignored. There is so much here for me to apply to my pastel work, thank you so much.
The best master class I've ever seen!
LOOOOVE your work...all due respect to your amazing talent, I'm glad you took out those horses...honestly, I didn't even notice the cabin till they were gone. You are an incredible inspiration.
Awesome realism! Beautiful! This is the kind of painting I hope to do some day!
Reminds me of old painting my parents had found in home they purchased, which the bank purchased from them. They were gorgeous, the colors and age are beautiful!!!
Wow! Such a Great work as usual! Thank You! I started use this method whit going from behind to front and other Your tricks in my plan-air paintings and it works very well!! (but you still have to paint fast and have in mind the all seance, because lighting is changing and to connect all in one in the final painting)
It's great to see your brush strokes up close, and then the impression given as you step back. I especially appreciate how you achieved the appearance of the hill of trees directly in front of the mountain. Thanks Andrew!
Andrew ; thank you to be there for us ; great work ; tu as beaucoup de talent , merci Andrew je suis de Quebec;
Daggone. Now I know i need a dagger brush. And some oleo. My art habit keeps me broke. I loved those horses but taking them away was a good call. The old rugged tree really does tell a story and the painting is beautiful. Love your videos.
So impressed and inspired here in Connecticut USA. I took notes. Thank you so much
I've just got an enormous aesthetic pleasure looking at the art being created!
This work is so informative!
I'm learning so much here, that I'd really like to buy a DVD so that I can practice along with you. I know that it's going to take several attempts to really begin to understand what's happening, and how to control the brush and the tones and hues to get the depth I want .
Brilliant! My knees buckled and I had to sit down and take in the beauty at the end of the video. Hats off to you my dear friend, rather, my teacher!!
A fantastic painting Andrew one of the best sessions so far. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills and inspiring technique. I loved the dagger brush which I have.
All well that's it! I'll just have to get me a dagger. Thank you.
I started painting 2 months ago and hooked.
Thanks for the video's maybe in 30 years I can become as good as you
Wonderful work. Explaining everything you become very helpful. Thank you.
You, Sir .... are a modern day Master. Thank you for the help, and inspiration !
Thanks for another quality tutorial Andrew. You were right about the horses, they weren’t needed - better watch out for that horse-eating grass though!
THANKS SOO MUCH. Your one of the few teachers, that includes all the facts needed, to understand what you are doing.
Thank you so much, Andrew, for sharing all of this info with us. Very inspirational. Can't wait to get to my easel!
Sir Andrew, you are the best so far that I've seen here in RUclips and your explanation of step by step process is Very clear so easy to understand. Your work in general is way better than a photo the best!
once I see your video cover picture I can tell it is New Zealand lol. I love the landscape in NZ but so hard to paint in depth, this video just helped a lot.
Bravo, absolutely brilliant Andrew. I can not thank you enough for this presentation on Atmospheric Perspective.
Incredible work! I’m in awe.
Hi, Andrew. I hope your little fellow is doing well and hi to your wife. A quick note for you. I have concentrated on portraits because they call to me and command my attention. Lately, though, the PA landscapes have captured my attention. I have your landscape video but was leaning toward doing a value block in with burnt sienna. After watching your videos again, I am convinced that your methods are more suited to my way of handling oils.. it just is so much more organized and the results are stunning. I tell everyone about you and your work. You are the best. Thanks for your help and encouragement. Diana
it's amazing....
good depth in your painting.
totally flabbergasted...
I am discovering even more talented Artists and more important, art Instructor/ teachers who is so passionate that they teach for free. Thank you so much for sharing. Some of us may be initially painting that only our mothers and few overly polite persons like, but because of Artists like you, one day soon they will be on our own wall at least!
Amazing talent you have Andrew.
This is so unbelievably helpful, you have no idea! From the narrative on what you're doing, the colors you're using, the brush you're using, and the WHY you're doing what you're doing it. Bravo and a hearty thank you! There is so much helpful information in this video (and all of your videos), that a average painter like myself can really begin to make strides to understand what to do to improve. Bless you and thank you for sharing this very valuable tutorial. You are an incredibly talented and skilled artist. You are a true gift!
I like your color combination of the sky. I did not see it with all other artists.
kia ora Andrew, I'm from the far north of NZ, so great to know our landscapes have such inspiration, above all your art is just phenomenal
Yeah gudday, brilliant brilliant, great moods. Well done (nz) 👍🌏👍
That was just thrilling to watch. What a wonderful artist you are. As I am Irish, I really thought your mountains in the background were very similar in style to some of Paul Henry's paintings. I am in love with the finished painting (a bit sad to say goodbye to the horses that you had painted so beautifully but I understand from a composition point of view that they had to go 😥). Thank you so much if you ever see this comment after all this time 😀
This painting is amazing! just wow! Thank you for sharing :)
You're the man. Thanks for the lessons.
Wowwww great work beautiful painting thank you for sharing so much good information on painting
You are awesome, your talent is just unreal! Thanks for sharing whit us your work and your teachings, to watch you painting it's very inspiring! God bless you!
You can already see a lot of details in the first 'phase'. Reminds me a lot of good ol' Bob Ross's art (may he rest in peace, shall i add)
I loved Bob, but this painting is such an amazing example of degrees of light and dark to create depth...I dont remember Bob ever demonstrating anything as intricate.
Not that he couldnt,
I dont know. But I think this takes oils to another level.
W O W!!!
Andrew, I've been a subscriber only for 6 months or so and enjoying past videos. So, I tend not to comment, but I must! Your teaching skills and techniques are captivating. But most of all, after watching this video, I feel like I've spent a relaxing day on a hillside in N.Z. Thank you!
So glad you eliminated the horses. Beautiful landscape. Thank you!
Absolutely topnotch tutorial on application of paints, brushstrokes, tones, mixtures... I could go on and on, but sufficed to say, I love this style of instruction. I’ve learned so much from your videos. You are an amazing teacher. Keep up the fantastic work you do.
Amazing thank you sir.
Magic! Love the distant mountains 🌹