I am excited to announce that my new ebook ‘Painting Landscapes in Oils’ is now available for sale; samuelearp.gumroad.com/l/painting-landscapes-in-oils-ebook This ebook contains information on oil paints, brushes, colours and values, composition, colour mixing, planning your painting and there is 11 painting demonstrations. All this and so much more. File Type: PDF File Size: 206 MB 102-Pages Click the link below to purchase the eBook. samuelearp.gumroad.com/l/painting-landscapes-in-oils-ebook Happy painting. Sam
wow I didnt realize one tree could be so interesting and beautiful, I like how you let it dry as you patiently think about how to improve it, and I think your adjustments made it turn out wonderfully, thank you for making this helpful video!
I have just found your tutorials and would like to say that you are the only person that goes into so much depth with colour etc. I love your natural colour. Your paintings look so great . Thank you for letting us copy your painting and paint along with you. It is so hard to paint from nature with your own photo when your not experienced. I am 76 years old, have been painting for many years, and I know I can spiff up my paintings with the help of your tutorials. I am going to join your patreon subscription which will help you a little. I have always struggled with green colours. Thank youi so much. Glenis.
Hey Glenis, thank you for your kind words and for subscribing to my Patreon channel, I hope you enjoy the videos and that they help you on your painting journey. Thanks again 😀
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I especially like that you express what you are thinking about the process and why and how you change it - and what colours you mix.
Thank you so much for this! I've been painting for thirty years, and I've always had trouble with trees. Your generous sharing of details in how you create your trees is invaluable. Such a beautiful painting! I will be watching this one again, probably with brush in hand, and I intend to check out your other videos. Just subscribed. Thank you, Sam!
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Thank you. Yes this is in New Zealand. Many European and American trees have been introduce here so some of the landscape reminds me of parts of England 😊
Thank you for being so specific regarding the colors you are using! I specifically appreciated the camera view of the pallet and color mixing. When you say a bit you apparently really mean just a bit. Well done.
I'm really thankful that you tell us the name and number of each brush you use and all the colors you use. That's hard to find and VERY useful for beginners like me! Thanks so much!
Love your painting video's, i am so excited just watching one of your videos I've learned a lot and I'm so excited because I know there's so much more Im going to learn as view them all, thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent with us viewers...your paintings are beautiful.
Wanted to paint a nearly same painting from a walk I made this morning and I am very grateful to you for sharing this. I hope mine will turn out to be a nice one, though prob not as beautiful as yours. Will see much more of you.
Hi Sam, really great lesson. Love this painting. As in all of your works, this one has such beautiful color harmony. I’ve learned a lot from you describing your color mixes as you paint. I know you don’t have Thanksgiving in your part of the world. But I’m always thankful for a new Samuel Earp video. Best, John South Florida
Samuel amazing detail and depth in your plein air painting, greatly appreciated you sharing your talent to inspire others. I'm enjoying your videos with great explanation how you achieve great pictures. I'm in southwest UK so it's dark here by 4.30 0pm.Thanks stay safe and healthy.
Thanks Philip, glad you are enjoying the videos. I grew up in southwest England, I lived in Exeter, I also lived in Plymouth for a few years and Cornwall. Where in the southwest do you live? 😊
Samuel it's a small world, I lived in Exeter for about 20 yrs. We now live just outside place called Ashburton midway between Exeter and Plymouth on the edge of Dartmoor. Stay safe
I am so glad I just found you. I am a beginner painter and your explanation along with showing your reference and even telling me what colors to mix Nd what brushes to use is the best i have found. Thank you so much. I m going to try to attempt one And if I can I am going to join you as a patron. You are so kind to do this . As a beginner , I love to paint and desire to very much. I am hoping with your help i an achieve this goal. Thank you again. Kathy
Hi Sherry, I have made a video on this, here is the link: ruclips.net/video/CBwW-SEk1Ic/видео.html I also have a full length version of this fall trees video on my Patreon channel: www.patreon.com/samuel_earp_artist 😊
Hey Deloris, yes, I have a painting tutorial video on painting this art work, it is available from my website as part of my SEASCAPES video bundle. Here is the link: www.samuelearp.com/downloads/seascapes-painting-tutorial-videos
Samuel that final result is hands down the most beautiful tree I've ever seen painted on you tube !! It is so vibrant and fresh -- so lively and pretty ! Could this be achieved with Acrylics as well do you think ?? Thank you so much for sharing your skills and knowledge !!
Magnifique peinture En plus du liquin original , quel est le solvant que vous employez ? Sont-ils employés ensemble pendant toute la création de votre œuvre ? Je trouvant pas dans le commerce de yellow oxide par quoi je peux le remplacer ? En vous remerciant et vivement une prochaine vidéo .
Bonjour, j'utilise Google translate. J'utilise juste Liquin comme médium pour la peinture à l'huile car c'est si pratique. Vous pouvez utiliser l'ocre jaune au lieu de l'oxyde jaune car les deux couleurs sont très similaires. Merci pour votre subscription 😊
Hey Sam ..! how are you doing ? thank you so much for this kind tutorial video, I think that the landscapes in New Zealand gave a big opportunity to the artists to learning how to paint I think that you are lucky that you live there hhhhhh
Thanks Sam. I use Liquin in my studio as well. To be honest long term I want to switch to using other less toxic mediums in my studio but as I am in the hustling stage of my art business I use Liquin for the convenience of the quick drying time. I still always keep in mind the fat over lean rule when painting and I use much less Liquin as I build up the layers in the painting. I even in the later stages sometimes use a medium called Liquin Impasto which also allows for thicker layers. 😊
Hi Sam, i am new here. ur videos are so amazing. thank you so so much! the only issue i have is,,,,normally when i do plein air or event, i am normally asked to finish it in one day or 2, is there tip you can do that ? i do not have time to let it dry layers by layer, i did use acrylics to block in,,but,, if i bring both, my bagpack is so so heavy..
Thank you so much. With regards to plein air painting, very often I’ll just do the painting in one outdoor session and leave it at that, but sometimes I add more details in the studio. Using a medium called Liquin original speeds up the drying time of the paint so that can help of you need to get things done quickly 😊
Hey 😊. Thank you so much for purchasing my ebook. In answer to you question I have just created a new Online Art School, where I have over 50 painting tutorial videos and other content. I am also adding new content to it as well. You can join for $5 per month or a one-time payment for lifetime access, so you get access to all of the content and all of the new content I’ll be uploading. Normally the price for the one-time payment is $400 but I am having a launch sale where you can get 50% discount, so $200. Just type in the code PAINT200 Here is the link which gives you information about my Online Art School. samuelearp.com/onlineartschool/ Thanks again. Sam 😊
What colours are you having difficulty with mixing? With regards to lighting I have a cool white light and a warm white light. It can be good to keep the light in your studio a little darker so the colours on your canvas pop when they are under studio light. It also means your paintings will look better in low light 😊
@@bhavyad4072 Hello. You can use drying linseed oil as a substitute for regular linseed oil, but it dries a lot faster. It is because of an additive the company adds to speed drying time. It's similar to the function of liquin but is runny like regular linseed oil
I am excited to announce that my new ebook ‘Painting Landscapes in Oils’ is now available for sale; samuelearp.gumroad.com/l/painting-landscapes-in-oils-ebook
This ebook contains information on oil paints, brushes, colours and values, composition, colour mixing, planning your painting and there is 11 painting demonstrations. All this and so much more.
File Type: PDF
File Size: 206 MB
102-Pages
Click the link below to purchase the eBook.
samuelearp.gumroad.com/l/painting-landscapes-in-oils-ebook
Happy painting.
Sam
Me: constantly snapping screenshots of his drive , to use as references for painting. Omg beautiful scenery!
There is really beautiful scenery around where I live, so much inspiration for painting. Thanks for subscribing 😊
Same!
wow I didnt realize one tree could be so interesting and beautiful, I like how you let it dry as you patiently think about how to improve it, and I think your adjustments made it turn out wonderfully, thank you for making this helpful video!
Thanks so much, yeah sometimes if you run into problems with paintings leaving it for a couple of days and then coming back to it can really help 😊
I have just found your tutorials and would like to say that you are the only person that goes into so much depth with colour etc. I love your natural colour. Your paintings look so great . Thank you for letting us copy your painting and paint along with you. It is so hard to paint from nature with your own photo when your not experienced. I am 76 years old, have been painting for many years, and I know I can spiff up my paintings with the help of your tutorials. I am going to join your patreon subscription which will help you a little. I have always struggled with green colours. Thank youi so much. Glenis.
Hey Glenis, thank you for your kind words and for subscribing to my Patreon channel, I hope you enjoy the videos and that they help you on your painting journey. Thanks again 😀
omg so warm and positive and beautiful intro, you have a nice smile , thank you for your tutorial .
Thank you so much 😊
So helpful, brilliant. This really helped me on my journey.
The best tutorial on painting trees and leaves ever!
Wow, thank you Gloria 😊
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I especially like that you express what you are thinking about the process and why and how you change it - and what colours you mix.
Brilliant tutorial 👏👏 Every step is crystal clear. Thanks a lot sir.
You are most welcome 🤗
happy to have found your channel, Sam. Your cheerful outlook is just what I need. Thanks
You are so welcome 😊
Thank you so much for this! I've been painting for thirty years, and I've always had trouble with trees. Your generous sharing of details in how you create your trees is invaluable. Such a beautiful painting! I will be watching this one again, probably with brush in hand, and I intend to check out your other videos. Just subscribed. Thank you, Sam!
You are so welcome, thank you for watching 😀
I really appreciate your artwork.
Thank you so much 😀
The instructions are so precise, thorough and clear! Really appreciated the video. The painting itself is exquisite! Thanks very much!!!
Totally brilliant
Thanks Norman 😊
Sam thank you for the video. I appreciate your time and instructions.
My pleasure Tim, thanks 😊
You have so much talent
Thanks so much 😀
Beautiful
Thank you 😊
Very nice. Thanks again for sharing your wonderful talent! Woohoo!
My pleasure, thank you 😊
I love your idea sir.
Enjoyed as usual. Discussing the ongoing process is fabulous, thank you for that.
You are so welcome 😊
I am so excited to try this one.
Awesome 😊
Thank you so much Sam for one more beautiful painting video. The tree looks lively.
Thank you so much 😀
Every time I saw your videos, your painting is so amazing! Especially for the green tone I really liked it.
Thank you so much 😀
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Thank you, Sam. This lesson is pure gold!
Thank you so much Andrea 😊
Beautiful. New Zealand? Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill. Very gracious.
Thank you. Yes this is in New Zealand. Many European and American trees have been introduce here so some of the landscape reminds me of parts of England 😊
Really v useful demonstration
Beautiful painting and very helpful video. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent!
My pleasure, thanks for watching 😊
Another beautiful work of art! Thank you so much for creating your Pateron! I am loving it! I am so excited for the nexy tutorial on there! :)
Thank you so much Autum 😊
I really enjoyed your tutorial and how to improve my trees. Can’t wait to try to do the same. Thanks so much.
Thank you for being so specific regarding the colors you are using! I specifically appreciated the camera view of the pallet and color mixing. When you say a bit you apparently really mean just a bit. Well done.
You are so welcome, thanks 😊
I'm really thankful that you tell us the name and number of each brush you use and all the colors you use. That's hard to find and VERY useful for beginners like me! Thanks so much!
My pleasure, thanks 😊
Thank you for Sharing..!
My pleasure! 😊
Loved this tre picture! I ha e been focusing on singular trees lately as well!
Thank you so much 😊
great tutorial Samuel. beautiful summer tree. I like the shadow on the field in the background. cheers
Thanks so much 😊
Hi Sam! Glad to see you back. Missed you. And Andrew too. Looking forward to seeing more of you 😊
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 😀
Great painting and very easy to follow , thanks for the advice .
My pleasure 😊
Love your painting video's, i am so excited just watching one of your videos I've learned a lot and I'm so excited because I know there's so much more Im going to learn as view them all, thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent with us viewers...your paintings are beautiful.
Thank you so much 😊
Wanted to paint a nearly same painting from a walk I made this morning and I am very grateful to you for sharing this. I hope mine will turn out to be a nice one, though prob not as beautiful as yours. Will see much more of you.
Thanks for watching. I hope this video helped with your painting 😊
Hi Sam, really great lesson. Love this painting. As in all of your works, this one has such beautiful color harmony. I’ve learned a lot from you describing your color mixes as you paint. I know you don’t have Thanksgiving in your part of the world. But I’m always thankful for a new Samuel Earp video. Best, John South Florida
Thank you so much for your lovely comment, I'm really pleased you are enjoying my videos 😊
C'est beau !
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻very beautiful
Thanks so much 😊
Really great video sam! Love how you're capturing the essence of nature and simultaneously enhancing your painting! Great teaching skills :)
Thank you so much 😀
Brilliant as always 🙏
Thank you! Cheers 😊
Loving your tutorials Samuel! Always helpful in helping me develop my own skills, and fascinating to watch you work! I love your work!
Thank you so much 😊
Great video Sam, very helpful and inspiring
My pleasure Steven, thanks for watching 😊
Grazie!!! Sei bravissimo 🌹🌹🌹
Thanks 😊
beatiful....
Thank you 🤩
Jay kala kranti !!! Nice
Thanks 😊
Beautiful 👌
Thanks a lot 😊
Such a good tutorial- one of the best I’ve seen ❤
Wunderschönes Bild ,ich habe den Kanal gerade Entdeckt und gleich ein Abo gemacht, Danke. Grüße aus Germany
Thank you so much, greetings from New Zealand 😀
Samuel amazing detail and depth in your plein air painting, greatly appreciated you sharing your talent to inspire others. I'm enjoying your videos with great explanation how you achieve great pictures. I'm in southwest UK so it's dark here by 4.30 0pm.Thanks stay safe and healthy.
Thanks Philip, glad you are enjoying the videos. I grew up in southwest England, I lived in Exeter, I also lived in Plymouth for a few years and Cornwall. Where in the southwest do you live? 😊
Samuel it's a small world, I lived in Exeter for about 20 yrs. We now live just outside place called Ashburton midway between Exeter and Plymouth on the edge of Dartmoor. Stay safe
Thank you for sharing your amazing video sam!!!!
My pleasure!! 😊
Commenting from S.A Pretoria and I'm hoping to learn all there is in painting trees and foliage
Thank you for watching. Greetings from New Zealand 😊
I do not know if anyone has noticed but your paintings remind me of Andrew Tischler’s. You are both brilliant painters.
Thanks. Andrew and I are friends and he was my art mentor in 2015 😀
Thank u Sam! Super helpful tutorial!!!
You're so welcome 😊
I am so glad I just found you. I am a beginner painter and your explanation along with showing your reference and even telling me what colors to mix Nd what brushes to use is the best i have found. Thank you so much. I m going to try to attempt one And if I can I am going to join you as a patron. You are so kind to do this . As a beginner , I love to paint and desire to very much. I am hoping with your help i an achieve this goal. Thank you again. Kathy
My pleasure Kathy, glad you are enjoying my videos 😊
Awesome Sam! Thank you sir!
My pleasure 😊
Love your shirt! Opeth! One of my fav bands, love your tuts as well
Thanks Kevin, yeah Opeth are one of my favourite bands too, I also love Katatonia as well! 😊
@@SamuelEarpArtist I’m a big my dying bride fan too, katatonia as wel
I would like to see you paint the painting on the left of you. The fall trees.
Hi Sherry, I have made a video on this, here is the link: ruclips.net/video/CBwW-SEk1Ic/видео.html
I also have a full length version of this fall trees video on my Patreon channel: www.patreon.com/samuel_earp_artist 😊
Love this tutorial 👍
Thanks so much 😊
Awesome!
Thank you! Cheers 😊
Great tutorial Sam. You go to extra trouble to explain things, so thanks for that.
Hope I can do it justice sometime.
Dave M ( AUSTRALIA)😎🇦🇺
Thank you so much Dave 😊
Merci beaucoup
Thank you 😀
I love the sea shore picture behind you, do you have a tutorial on that picture?
Hey Deloris, yes, I have a painting tutorial video on painting this art work, it is available from my website as part of my SEASCAPES video bundle.
Here is the link: www.samuelearp.com/downloads/seascapes-painting-tutorial-videos
Wow!!!
Thanks 😊
this video is awesome i really really love it . thankyou for sharing this wonderful video godbless and more videos
Thank you so much and yes, more videos to come 😊
Nice work 🎉sir
Thanks ✌️
Samuel that final result is hands down the most beautiful tree I've ever seen painted on you tube !! It is so vibrant and fresh -- so lively and pretty ! Could this be achieved with Acrylics as well do you think ?? Thank you so much for sharing your skills and knowledge !!
Thank you so much. You could definitely paint this in acrylics as well and achieve similar results for sure 😀
Gorgeons.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you...👌
Welcome 😊
Great tutorial! Happy Holidays
Genius
Magnifique peinture
En plus du liquin original , quel est le solvant que vous employez ?
Sont-ils employés ensemble pendant toute la création de votre œuvre ?
Je trouvant pas dans le commerce de yellow oxide par quoi je peux le remplacer ?
En vous remerciant et vivement une prochaine vidéo .
Bonjour, j'utilise Google translate. J'utilise juste Liquin comme médium pour la peinture à l'huile car c'est si pratique. Vous pouvez utiliser l'ocre jaune au lieu de l'oxyde jaune car les deux couleurs sont très similaires. Merci pour votre subscription 😊
Hey Sam ..!
how are you doing ?
thank you so much for this kind tutorial video, I think that the landscapes in New Zealand gave a big opportunity to the artists to learning how to paint
I think that you are lucky that you live there hhhhhh
Thank you Ahmed, yes I am very lucky to live in New Zealand, I love it here, it's a beautiful country and a great place to be a landscape artist 😊
@@SamuelEarpArtist
Good luck for all Sam
Yes dude!! Opeth! 🤘
I love Opeth, I've seen them play live three times 😊
in your studio work of plein air paintings, do you still use liquin? how do you ensure the fat over lean rule? love your art and this channel!
Thanks Sam. I use Liquin in my studio as well. To be honest long term I want to switch to using other less toxic mediums in my studio but as I am in the hustling stage of my art business I use Liquin for the convenience of the quick drying time.
I still always keep in mind the fat over lean rule when painting and I use much less Liquin as I build up the layers in the painting. I even in the later stages sometimes use a medium called Liquin Impasto which also allows for thicker layers. 😊
Hi. You mention using Thalo Green. Is that PG7 or PG36?
Thanks
Hi Sam, i am new here. ur videos are so amazing. thank you so so much! the only issue i have is,,,,normally when i do plein air or event, i am normally asked to finish it in one day or 2, is there tip you can do that ? i do not have time to let it dry layers by layer, i did use acrylics to block in,,but,, if i bring both, my bagpack is so so heavy..
Thank you so much. With regards to plein air painting, very often I’ll just do the painting in one outdoor session and leave it at that, but sometimes I add more details in the studio. Using a medium called Liquin original speeds up the drying time of the paint so that can help of you need to get things done quickly 😊
Both the painting process and the painting itself are so beautiful!! Curious to know if you frame your painting panels before selling them 🤔☺️
Thanks. Sometimes I frame them before I sell them, but most of the time I sell them as they are. 😊
Lovely :0
Thanks 😀
Would love to take a class online with you. Can you tell me if you do that where and when?
Hey 😊. Thank you so much for purchasing my ebook. In answer to you question I have just created a new Online Art School, where I have over 50 painting tutorial videos and other content. I am also adding new content to it as well. You can join for $5 per month or a one-time payment for lifetime access, so you get access to all of the content and all of the new content I’ll be uploading. Normally the price for the one-time payment is $400 but I am having a launch sale where you can get 50% discount, so $200. Just type in the code PAINT200
Here is the link which gives you information about my Online Art School.
samuelearp.com/onlineartschool/
Thanks again. Sam 😊
Благодарю за палитру!
Thank you 😊
I have a huge problem with creating the paint colors. What kind of lighting should I have in my Studio
What colours are you having difficulty with mixing? With regards to lighting I have a cool white light and a warm white light. It can be good to keep the light in your studio a little darker so the colours on your canvas pop when they are under studio light. It also means your paintings will look better in low light 😊
Yes, with a green easy to get quiet messy .
Green is one of the more tricky colours, it's just learning to keep them under control 😊
Can you please tell me the use of drying linseed oil?
Hello, I am not sure I understand your question, do you mean what is linseed oil used for?
I was saying that what is the use of 'drying linseed oil' medium by winsor and newton?
@@bhavyad4072 Hello. You can use drying linseed oil as a substitute for regular linseed oil, but it dries a lot faster. It is because of an additive the company adds to speed drying time. It's similar to the function of liquin but is runny like regular linseed oil
Hola Sam x❤
Gracias voy a copiar tu pintura pero no sé hacer vacas
Thank you 🤩
even better with Opeth's Tshit!
he's a talker ohh myyyyyy i want to focus on your painting ggggggggg
I love your idea sir.