How to Paint a Fall Tree
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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Chapters
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01:31 Colors on my palette
02:25 Drawing the tree in oil paint
06:12 Blocking in the ground plane
09:56 Painting the shadow side of an autumn tree
16:09 Painting the sunlit side of an autumn tree
Watch nationally renowned western, wildlife, and historical Native American artist Jason Tako show how to paint a fall tree en plein air in full bloom from start to finish.
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Jason Tako is considered to be one of the foremost western, wildlife and historical Native American Artists. His work has been featured in Plein Air Magazine and Western Art Collector Magazine. He has won numerous national awards for his work from many organizations including Oil Painters of America, Plein Air Easton, Western Art Collector, Plein Air Magazine, the Society of Animal Artists. His work is included in prestigious collections all across the United States. He is also the Featured Artist for the 2020 Southeastern Wildlife Expo. His work can be seen at www.JasonTako.com and he writes for his drawing blog mysketchjourna...
I have enjoyed watching you very much and through what seems your patience have reminded myself to take the cue!
Thank you kindly!
Another great video! What a great teacher and artist Jason is. I'm off to paint an autumn tree!
thank you so much for doing this!!! very helpful!
Sure things! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful!!!!
Watching how you build color is extremely useful and fascinating.
Great video!,
Thanks Veronica!
Wonderful painting thank you. I really miss the Fall foliage, I now live in Florida and most know there is no such thing here. You are an amazing instructor 🤠
Thanks so much Vivian! I don't know if I could handle all that humidity in FL.
Low right part of the tree has a higher value than in the photo.:)
If I wanted my painting to look just like the photo, I would not have sat outside and painted in the freezing cold. ;)
Wonderful painting. I especially like the effects you get with the palette knife.
Thanks so much Pat!
Thanks for sharing another great video!
You welcome!! Thanks so much for watching!
Great demo...thank you🤗
Thank you Jennifer!
Hi! I sat up till 2pm last night watching your video. I love this tree! You are so talented and inspiring. I can't wait to try it. My trees have greatly improved from watching you paint. You consistently bring the tree to life with such a feeling of realism that I feel I'm seeing it in person. I really need to get out there and start freezing my butt off too! Ps- I'm getting ready to order some more paint. I need to order some knives - what size is your poor broken knife?
So glad the videos are helping. Yes, get out and paint. It's challenging but well worth the experience. My knife is the smallest they make, I think around 1.25 inches.
What are you mixing the paint with to thin it? In the container on the right.
Mineral Spirits.
Hi، I have seen your demo of your painting, it's incredible, I love the way you paint and I hv learned a lot from your tutorials.
Basically I paint in acrylic and have recently painted a historical mosque of 16th century but there something missing in that picture may color temperature or focal point or color combination, I will appreciate your comments and advises to make this piece more interesting,
So please guide how I can show you the picture of my painting for some valuable advises from you,
Thanks and bye
BQ
Hi Badar! So glad you find my videos helpful! I do give advise on other artist's paintings but that is reserved for members of my online painting workshops, or I can do a one-time critique for a fee. Let me know if you're interested.
18:20 для себя
Gorgeous and very helpful! May I ask, why do you call it a sketch and not a painting?
Thanks Dennis! I call it a sketch for two reasons. The first is because a sketch isn't just something you do with a pencil, it can be done with paint as well. Second and most importantly, I'm only gathering information and not intending to create a finished piece of work. Thinking of it as a sketch takes the pressure off and gives me the freedom to capture the information I need in the short amount of time I have.
@@JasonTako thank you. I get it now.