Thank you Elmarie :-))) And keep on painting - the amount of time spent on the easel will define how far you can come as an artist. Just keep on pushing :-)))
Spettacolare! Sei troppo bravo, che dirti? Hai un dono favoloso, saper dipingere così, è cosa rara .. rimango sempre a bocca aperta quando ti vedo dipingere.. complimenti sinceri, 👍👍👍👋👋👋 Sabrina
Molte grazie!!! Ma è più il tempo che ho passato a dipingere, tempo al cavalletto, a esercitarmi, esercitarmi, esercitarmi. Questo è molto più importante del talento stesso :-)))
I find it mesmerising to watch you paint. Your detail is as usual perfect👍🏼 Thank you for sharing your technique on RUclips for people like me to admire and enjoy🥰 🇦🇺
Thank you Dolores :-))) I buy my brushes here in Germany at a company called "Boesner". Mostly from the da Vince series (flats and rounds). But I also use some very cheap china brushes from ebay that you can get in sets of 12, these are very fine rounds from 0 to 4/0 in size.
Hola, como en todas mis fotos, aquí solo uso 7 colores: blanco titanio, amarillo limón, siena cruda, rojo cadmio, azul ftalo, violeta dioxazina y negro lámpara.
Thank you for your work. I would suggest that you mention the color mixes you use and the colors you apply, since it is hard sometimes to get that same shade. Thank you.
You`re welcome Seila :-))) The problem with your proposition is that I did that already on some older videos and they did exceptionally bad, people, at least the majoritay, just want to see how I apply the colour, they want to see a quick process not the in detail process of colour mixing. But I have this whole process on my Patreon where you can get for 5 dollars a month four new tutorials (basically the long version of the youtube videos), no time lapse at all and you also see the whole mixing process from start to finish.
Thank you :-))) But you can learn how to paint, it has much more to do with spending time on the easel rather than with pure talent. You just need to invest the time it takes to improve - but learning to paing is no wizardry, just give it a try :-)))
Your sincere words really gave me courage in painting, thank you very much! 🙏🏻 I hope I can tell my dreams on canvases as soon as possible :)) Stay healthy 🌸🌺
@@M.A1issa2 Great :-))) Yes, give it a try, you will love it :-))) Most of the time ;-))) There are moments when you wanna throw your brushes and colours in the bin...but when you push through theses moments you will become a better painter...and better and better :-)))
A fantastic job. I like to put a few layers of white undercoat on the canvass, in order to get a smoother finish for this kind of thing. The canvass can be a bit too rough sometimes for me, especially for blending, what do you think anyway? great work though.
Thank you :-))) I buy my canvas pre-primed. I am simply too lazy to do it myself ;-))) And it`s on top not too expensive. And this surface works fine for me and my painting process. Although I also paint A LOT on primed MDF plate which is much smoother....just depends upon my painting moods ;-)))
Wow! Just discovered your channel and such beautiful work!! I usually only use acrylic, but seeing that you use the water mixable oils over acrylic undercover…how long does it take for your paintings to dry/cure?
Thank you so much Tracey :-))) Yes, I use water mixable oils that I most of the time thin down with purified linseed oil. It can take up to a couple of days for the first layer to really dry completely. The "trick" is to have several paintings at the same time on the easels, so you can let them dry safely and still carry on painting ;-)))
@@brennerfineart thank you so much for the information and tips! 💕. Been debating for some time whether to transition to some type of oil based paints, but was always worried about the drying time. I will be binge watching all your videos and look forward to new ones. I saw in your info tab that you have a patreon channel…do you do full length tutorials there? Would give me an actual reason to subscribe if you do. 😊
@@traceywojtal9045 Oils really do make the painting process MUCH easier...i tried both, acrylics and oils and I would never ever switch back to those acrylics that are basically the moment dry you put them on, so blending is not really working and on top of that they sometimes do not stay true to their wet appearance. Give the oils a try, you will LOVE!!! them :-))) On my patreon I basically offer the videos that I publish here on RUclips in a full time real time version. No time lapse, you will see all the material that I filmed for this video. And on top of that you will see the complete paint mixing process. 1-8 hours for each video and 4 videos a month for just 5 dollars - a steal ;-)))
@@brennerfineart Awesome! I will order some oil paints, linseed & additional supplies I need and then subscribe to your patreon! Yes! $5 is such a remarkable deal!! Thank you so much!!
Hello, thanks for showing us this. This is a really interesting technique. Very efficient and effortless. I'm wondering something, when you dry brush on top of the dry layers underneath do you put down a really thin layer of clear linseed oil first? This might help the dry brushing blend more smoothly? Thanks again for sharing this.
Hi, I know about this method of "oiling out" the painting surface before applying the next layer. But I have not yet really used it for drybrushing. When you are not really careful about the amount of oil you put on you might end up having a surface that is really difficult to get some new colour on. Therefore I drybrush without this layer of oil and use a soft a little bit bigger brush to blend the applied colour even more. I think I have more control over applying the colour than with the oiling out first method. But both work fine when you have enough experience I guess. Need to try it one day :-)))
@@brennerfineart Ok. I haven't really tried this method yet so I'm not sure. I think the difficult part might be to not use too much linseed oil. Maybe just a tiny amount on the fingertip and then rub it into the working area with the fingers before dry brushing on top. Too much oil would probably make it too slippery though. It might be tricky to use just enough, but not too much. Oil is interesting and tricky stuff, isn't it? Keep up the amazing work. Take care.
@@RobertF- I would use a flat brush, I tried it with the fingers but I get better results with a brush. And yes, the layer of oil needs to be very thin or the new layer of colour will not really connect with the painting. I LOVE oils, you need a bit more experience but the effects you can achieve are WAY better than with acrylics :-)))
@@brennerfineart Ok thanks, I have to try it with a brush then. Yes, oils really do seem much more interesting and versatile than acrylics. Keep on painting, take care.
Hi Evelyn, depends upon the level of thickness I want to achieve - when I want to cover the white of the canvas completely in the first layer of underpaint I use just a tiny bit for a better flow, when I do glazing I use a lot to thin down the colours so that they get more transparent.
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I love watching you bring your paintings to life x
Thank you Allison :-)))
Thank you. Just in time. I soo appreciate your demonstrations. I am also learning patience..There is no reason to hurry.😊🍬
So very beautiful 😍
Thank you :-))))
Great tip about keeping aware of the line of wave relative to the horizon 👏👏👏👏 It's stunning,
Thank you so much Elvie :-)))))
So realistic thank you, you are very skilled 🤗
Thank you so much Debbie :-)))
Awesome friend,great sharing beautiful😃❤️ ...
Thank you :-)))
So beautiful and you skill is so good. I am so envious. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you Elmarie :-))) And keep on painting - the amount of time spent on the easel will define how far you can come as an artist. Just keep on pushing :-)))
Lei e Bravissimo!!!
:-))))))))))
More than amazing 😍💖💖
Thank you!!!!
MERCI. Beau travail. l'eau parait réelle.
Merci beaucoup :-)))
Merhaba, deniz tablosu ancak bu kadar güzel yapılabilirdi. Çok güzel görünüyor. Elinize sağlık. Teşekkürler. Türkiye'den sevgiler.
Çok teşekkürler!!! Ve Türkiye'ye çok selamlar :-)))
Sagenhaft. Das wirkt wieder soooo realistisch. Einfach toll!
Vielen Dank Regina :-))))
So amazing! Thank you for sharing 👏
Thank you so much Kirsten :-)))
👀, Absolutely Stunning for colors, blending,not ordinary sea.... ☺️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Top... 👍👋🙋♀️
Thank you Veronica :-))) Hope you are all good again (and your smart, too) :-)))
Nice
Thanks :-))))
Luar biasa bung,, sangat indah 👍👍👍🇮🇩🇮🇩
Terima kasih banyak!! Dan terima kasih atas tanggapannya!
My favourite art channel. Thank you so much for your brilliant work ❤️😍🇬🇧
Thank you so much :-))))
I love your paintings and tutorials!
Thank you so much Alice :-)))
Sooo beautiful! I love your work, and your very helpful to me watching your videos in real time. Thank you!
Thank you so much :-))))
Wow 👌
Thanks a lot :-)))
It's incredible how looks like realistic 👏🔝
Thank you :-)))
Spettacolare! Sei troppo bravo, che dirti? Hai un dono favoloso, saper dipingere così, è cosa rara .. rimango sempre a bocca aperta quando ti vedo dipingere.. complimenti sinceri, 👍👍👍👋👋👋 Sabrina
Molte grazie!!! Ma è più il tempo che ho passato a dipingere, tempo al cavalletto, a esercitarmi, esercitarmi, esercitarmi. Questo è molto più importante del talento stesso :-)))
Beautiful and great tutorial too! Thank you!
Thank you so much Nikki :-)))
Amazing! Thank you. I have just started an art degree and I come here to relax and be inspired, whenever I feel like giving up!
Thank you :-))) Yes, inspiration is something we all need from time to time - and when you can get it with me even better :-)))
Interesante tecnica pictorica .
Habra que ponerla el practica inmediatamente.
¡Muchas gracias! Sí, realmente es una técnica muy sencilla que también ahorra tiempo. Por favor, avíseme cómo se las arregló mientras pintaba :-)))
Thank you. Love it.
Thank you Jan :-)))
thankyou soo much good tutoring
Thank you Steve :-)))
I find it mesmerising to watch you paint. Your detail is as usual perfect👍🏼 Thank you for sharing your technique on RUclips for people like me to admire and enjoy🥰 🇦🇺
Thank you Sharlene :-)))
superb
Thanks a lot!
Thanks very much for teaching this one! Amazing work❗️🤩❤️
Thank you Anna :-)))
Esse pintor é brilhante!
Seu talento impressiona! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Obrigada Liz !!!
so beautiful 👏
Thanks a lot :-)))
I love your videos ! What kind of brushes do you prefer?
Thank you Dolores :-))) I buy my brushes here in Germany at a company called "Boesner". Mostly from the da Vince series (flats and rounds). But I also use some very cheap china brushes from ebay that you can get in sets of 12, these are very fine rounds from 0 to 4/0 in size.
@@brennerfineart Thank you so much!
Потрясающая реалистичность!
Спасибо Светлане :-)))
Дякую! Цікавий, корисний і детальний урок! Малювати воду і хвилі дуже складно!
Дуже дякую і рада, що вам сподобалось :-)))))
Hola desde españa,me gustaría saber los colores que has utilizado ,muchas gracias,
Hola, como en todas mis fotos, aquí solo uso 7 colores: blanco titanio, amarillo limón, siena cruda, rojo cadmio, azul ftalo, violeta dioxazina y negro lámpara.
Ты великолепен как всегда!Вдохновляешь!Я учусь у тебя!Спасибо!
Большое спасибо!!!
Γιασου από Ελλάδα με βοηθάς σε ευχαριστώ 😊
Είμαι από τη Γερμανία, αλλά είμαι στην ευχάριστη θέση να σας βοηθήσω ;-)
Ναι με βοηθάς γιατί τώρα μαθενω να είσαι καλά σε ευχαριστώ ❤
Es impresionante como le das ese realismo que parece que huele a sal
Simplemente fantástico como siempre 👏👏👏
Obrigado pelo belo elogio Jose :-))) E como você pode ver, não é tão difícil conseguir um realismo muito bom com meios simples :-)))
С вашими уроками скоро стану художником😁👍
J adore
Merci beaucoup Sylvie :-)))
Thank you for your work. I would suggest that you mention the color mixes you use and the colors you apply, since it is hard sometimes to get that same shade. Thank you.
You`re welcome Seila :-))) The problem with your proposition is that I did that already on some older videos and they did exceptionally bad, people, at least the majoritay, just want to see how I apply the colour, they want to see a quick process not the in detail process of colour mixing. But I have this whole process on my Patreon where you can get for 5 dollars a month four new tutorials (basically the long version of the youtube videos), no time lapse at all and you also see the whole mixing process from start to finish.
I also want to paint, but unfortunately I have no experience :(( I admire and envy your artistic talent! It's an eye-catching job again...🌊⭐️
Thank you :-))) But you can learn how to paint, it has much more to do with spending time on the easel rather than with pure talent. You just need to invest the time it takes to improve - but learning to paing is no wizardry, just give it a try :-)))
Your sincere words really gave me courage in painting, thank you very much! 🙏🏻 I hope I can tell my dreams on canvases as soon as possible :)) Stay healthy 🌸🌺
@@M.A1issa2 Great :-))) Yes, give it a try, you will love it :-))) Most of the time ;-))) There are moments when you wanna throw your brushes and colours in the bin...but when you push through theses moments you will become a better painter...and better and better :-)))
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Hermosa pintura ! ¿ tus pinturas son al óleo o acrilicos ? Gracias por el video.
¡Muchas gracias! Yo uso pintura al óleo mezclable con agua. Puede encontrar enlaces a esto en el cuadro de descripción del video :-))) Saludos
@@brennerfineart gracias por responder, y ya me suscribi.
@@jhonmartinezcondori4766 ¡Eres bienvenido! Y es un placer tenerte a bordo :-))))
A fantastic job. I like to put a few layers of white undercoat on the canvass, in order to get a smoother finish for this kind of thing. The canvass can be a bit too rough sometimes for me, especially for blending, what do you think anyway? great work though.
Thank you :-))) I buy my canvas pre-primed. I am simply too lazy to do it myself ;-))) And it`s on top not too expensive. And this surface works fine for me and my painting process. Although I also paint A LOT on primed MDF plate which is much smoother....just depends upon my painting moods ;-)))
Wow! Just discovered your channel and such beautiful work!! I usually only use acrylic, but seeing that you use the water mixable oils over acrylic undercover…how long does it take for your paintings to dry/cure?
Thank you so much Tracey :-))) Yes, I use water mixable oils that I most of the time thin down with purified linseed oil. It can take up to a couple of days for the first layer to really dry completely. The "trick" is to have several paintings at the same time on the easels, so you can let them dry safely and still carry on painting ;-)))
@@brennerfineart thank you so much for the information and tips! 💕. Been debating for some time whether to transition to some type of oil based paints, but was always worried about the drying time. I will be binge watching all your videos and look forward to new ones. I saw in your info tab that you have a patreon channel…do you do full length tutorials there? Would give me an actual reason to subscribe if you do. 😊
@@traceywojtal9045 Oils really do make the painting process MUCH easier...i tried both, acrylics and oils and I would never ever switch back to those acrylics that are basically the moment dry you put them on, so blending is not really working and on top of that they sometimes do not stay true to their wet appearance. Give the oils a try, you will LOVE!!! them :-)))
On my patreon I basically offer the videos that I publish here on RUclips in a full time real time version. No time lapse, you will see all the material that I filmed for this video. And on top of that you will see the complete paint mixing process. 1-8 hours for each video and 4 videos a month for just 5 dollars - a steal ;-)))
@@brennerfineart Awesome! I will order some oil paints, linseed & additional supplies I need and then subscribe to your patreon! Yes! $5 is such a remarkable deal!! Thank you so much!!
@@traceywojtal9045 Great, that`s a good plan Tracey :-))) Looking forward to have you soon on board!
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:-)))))))))
Hello, thanks for showing us this. This is a really interesting technique. Very efficient and effortless. I'm wondering something, when you dry brush on top of the dry layers underneath do you put down a really thin layer of clear linseed oil first? This might help the dry brushing blend more smoothly? Thanks again for sharing this.
Hi, I know about this method of "oiling out" the painting surface before applying the next layer. But I have not yet really used it for drybrushing. When you are not really careful about the amount of oil you put on you might end up having a surface that is really difficult to get some new colour on. Therefore I drybrush without this layer of oil and use a soft a little bit bigger brush to blend the applied colour even more. I think I have more control over applying the colour than with the oiling out first method. But both work fine when you have enough experience I guess. Need to try it one day :-)))
@@brennerfineart Ok. I haven't really tried this method yet so I'm not sure. I think the difficult part might be to not use too much linseed oil. Maybe just a tiny amount on the fingertip and then rub it into the working area with the fingers before dry brushing on top. Too much oil would probably make it too slippery though. It might be tricky to use just enough, but not too much. Oil is interesting and tricky stuff, isn't it?
Keep up the amazing work. Take care.
@@RobertF- I would use a flat brush, I tried it with the fingers but I get better results with a brush. And yes, the layer of oil needs to be very thin or the new layer of colour will not really connect with the painting. I LOVE oils, you need a bit more experience but the effects you can achieve are WAY better than with acrylics :-)))
@@brennerfineart Ok thanks, I have to try it with a brush then. Yes, oils really do seem much more interesting and versatile than acrylics. Keep on painting, take care.
@@RobertF- Oils are WAY more interesting than acrylics, it`s a game changer :-)))
How much oil are you adding to your paint?
Hi Evelyn, depends upon the level of thickness I want to achieve - when I want to cover the white of the canvas completely in the first layer of underpaint I use just a tiny bit for a better flow, when I do glazing I use a lot to thin down the colours so that they get more transparent.
Ohaaa 🤩 krass
Dankeschön :-)))
Очень хочется попробовать, может получится 💖💖💖🌍🙏💖💖💖
Да, только начни - нарисуй вместе со мной свой вариант этой картины :-)))
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Thanks!!!
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Thanky ':-)))