Painting a lighthouse at Plein air with watercolors, Avilés - The Life of a painter, Juan Bosco EP40

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • The life of a painter - EP40
    WEB: www.juan-bosco.com
    INSTAGRAM : @ juanbosco
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    EP40
    I went to the nearby lighthouse of Avilés, an industrial harbour city but with beautiful surroundings.
    Enjoy the views!
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Комментарии • 11

  • @JulesFree
    @JulesFree Год назад +1

    Stunning, always. And the person who sometimes does filming for you, great job.

  • @antoniogilart
    @antoniogilart Год назад

    Precioso, como siempre. Gracias, Juan Bosco.

  • @stevelovett9208
    @stevelovett9208 Год назад

    Nice watercolour drawing Juan. Always a treat to see your videos!

  • @antheablackmore5838
    @antheablackmore5838 Год назад

    Wow an utterly beautiful video and painting, this was wonderful to watch , thank you x

  • @randominternetuser2
    @randominternetuser2 Год назад

    Amazing. Sometimes I draw/paint shots from your videos, they are so nice.

  • @jaimejaime1178
    @jaimejaime1178 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hi Juan Bosco. Jim from Madrid, Spain (a fellow artist and a New Yorker expat living abroad).
    I've been a subscriber of your channel for almost a year, and even though I don't post much (just don't have a lot of time) I wanted to let you know that I enjoy your videos A LOT! Love the scenery of Northern Spain (Asturias in this case - right?), your vibe in the videos (really calm and relaxing - I also love it when you go out with your terrier) and the "tools" of the trade you carry (I specially loved the video where you've taught me how to make a brush out of a feather, which I've put into practice and I can achieve very interesting organic effects).
    I'm a wildlife and nature painter and photographer (it's my true passion, besides my family) in watercolor and gouache, as well as graphite, charcoal and ink.
    If you don't mind me asking... In this video I see you're using a wooden Oil based "charcoal" or "coloured" pencil (? - from the looks of it, maybe a faber-castell?) and another with a black finish (Pierre Noire maybe?).
    I'm interested to know because I know that charcoal is water soluable, but for quick sketching sometimes you don't want everything to disappear after watercolor and I also liked the effect afterwards...
    Sorry to inconvenience you with my questions and good luck with your channel (I really enjoy it and I have referenced it in other artists channels in the past year).
    Cheers from Sunny Spain!
    😁👍😎✌

    • @JuanBosco
      @JuanBosco  6 месяцев назад +1

      Hi Jim! Thanks a lot for your kind words!! Let me try to make a short video showing the different effects with “pencils” in contact with water

  • @northernembersoutdoors1045
    @northernembersoutdoors1045 Год назад

    Superb as usual. Watched a few videos now, always fantastic filming and the art is beautiful. I like your style and the way you film, such great locations. You have a great talent

  • @nickdouglass421
    @nickdouglass421 Год назад

    ¡ Escenas muy hermosas ! Muchas gracias Juan.
    Before I checked your info thought I was looking at the Coastline of Northern Cornwall. So many similarities geographically.

  • @annagray4208
    @annagray4208 Год назад

    Exquisite. Love all the delicate pencil lines incorporated into the beautiful painting. Thank you so much, Jaun.

  • @twizzle1710
    @twizzle1710 10 месяцев назад

    Where is the dog?