CLOUDS MADE EASY Part 1- With Stuart Davies

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • Colours used: Ultramarine Blue, Royal Blue, Red Ochre, Sap Green, Japanese Red, Light Green and Titanium White.
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    and: • Kevin MacLeod - Long R...
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    The oil paints I use are from Lefranc & Bourgeois and you can get it here: www.jacksonsar...
    You may like this: • Dark skies ahead
    My website: stuartdaviesfineart.com
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    A big thank you to my patrons, with your help I was able to produce another video, thanks to your kind contributions.
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    #stuartdavies #learnoilpainting #paintingclouds

Комментарии • 616

  • @joannelord5015
    @joannelord5015 4 года назад +204

    There are millions of users on RUclips, most just browsing or killing time. The surfers leave early but those of us who like your style and would like to learn from you appreciate your real time videos.

    • @BJones-yw4dd
      @BJones-yw4dd 4 года назад +7

      I agree -- I subscribed to watch your videos in their entirety -- and those shallow beings who merely surf in and then out don't appreciate (and thus don't deserve) your attention. Cheers!

    • @katherandefy
      @katherandefy 4 года назад +1

      This

    • @zahnyisrael1835
      @zahnyisrael1835 3 года назад +1

      When I accidentally discovered BoB Ross on Tv painting I was hooked. I have not painted in a Shirley, but am going to pick my brushes up again and begin again, Nah Yehowah..."...

    • @nicollewallerstein4277
      @nicollewallerstein4277 3 года назад

      Had a block.. it is over.. Think you for your long videos..i subscribed

    • @user-wp6ky5qf3u
      @user-wp6ky5qf3u Год назад +1

      I prefer both, thank you very much for your time and expertise! Do you start with a wet canvas?

  • @dianneparks3625
    @dianneparks3625 4 года назад +173

    I agree. Don’t worry about the time. I love watching in real time, as opposed to a sped up piece. Thanks so much!

    • @CP-zj2ur
      @CP-zj2ur 4 года назад +1

      Agree

    • @timothymoran2337
      @timothymoran2337 3 года назад +1

      Agree completely! As a beginner, I want to learn as you go. All the compressed or short tips are more for intermediate or advanced artists. I really don''t learn much from them.

    • @starfishw7138
      @starfishw7138 2 года назад +1

      Knowing brushstrokes is so important

  • @KerryFreemanMelbourne
    @KerryFreemanMelbourne 4 года назад +47

    We are fortunate to have access to your teaching. Long is fine for me.

  • @susanhepburn6040
    @susanhepburn6040 4 года назад +110

    Just do what you're doing, Stuart. Most of us seem to prefer your longer videos - especially those of us looking to learn from you. Thank you!

    • @zahnyisrael1835
      @zahnyisrael1835 3 года назад +2

      I agree ......just do what u love...take your time... paint it beautiful. Those of us that wish to paint beautiful will love it...teaches perfection in an imperfect world.......

  • @jackiegarroutte8970
    @jackiegarroutte8970 4 года назад +53

    Long videos...I always watch them all the way through... sometimes I am interrupted and come back to watch the rest. But I usually watch it in its entirety in one sitting.
    Another great tutorial Stuart. Thank you so much for sharing your process and your lovely accent!!

  • @poetryjones7946
    @poetryjones7946 4 года назад +25

    Poll - Long videos from Stuart or short ones? 🤚🏼LONG ONES, pleeeease! I could watch and listen to your videos all day 🌹

  • @frandavies0
    @frandavies0 4 года назад +15

    Your sense of humour is as good as your art. I was a graphic designer so I think that is why I relate so much to your style.

  • @judithberry9574
    @judithberry9574 2 года назад

    I watch your videos from beginning to end. There have been times where you thank the viewers who are still still with you, I usually chuckle to myself saying, “I’m still here wild ya!”

  • @miniman2132
    @miniman2132 4 года назад +19

    Long videos have their place, short videos have their place, but you’ve got such a large following doing what you do there’s no reason to fix what isn’t broken! really inspiring paintings once more.

  • @ritalaspada3455
    @ritalaspada3455 4 года назад +41

    Time! What's time exactly? I don't measure the time when I'm watching you paint Stuart, because I'm too absorbed. Go with what ever you feel at the moment. Cheers 👍

    • @jodestella502
      @jodestella502 4 года назад +1

      Now I’m in the field and anticipating a wind storm headed my way. Thank you.

    • @robindupont6399
      @robindupont6399 11 месяцев назад

      Me either. Don't measure time while watching.

  • @zubeidaroberts7020
    @zubeidaroberts7020 4 года назад +24

    This is the best demonstration I’ve seen. You just get on with it and so informative. So pleased I’ve found your tutorials

    • @StuartDavies
      @StuartDavies  4 года назад +1

      Thank you so much!

    • @maritabuttigieg2708
      @maritabuttigieg2708 3 года назад

      Entirely agree.
      You give so many helpful insights and practical advice..
      Really appreciate it..
      Letting go of every worry, and just create, have fun!!
      Yesss

  • @timclemons8719
    @timclemons8719 4 года назад +6

    Just press record... I could watch and learn all day Stuart. Thank you

  • @surfcat123
    @surfcat123 Год назад +1

    Don't worry about it! Your videos are very easy to watch, and informative. Thank you!

  • @angelaparker7607
    @angelaparker7607 4 года назад +4

    I watch right through, sometimes I get interrupted and have to come back to it 😊

  • @daleknutson38
    @daleknutson38 4 года назад +5

    I agree with Dianne...real time is cool and your explanations as to why you do things intrigue me. "Stay calm, you can always fix it! I'm going to get a tea! Have fun!

  • @lesleypage3454
    @lesleypage3454 3 года назад

    Enjoy your long videos, spend hours watching, so absorbing, time flies.

  • @TiffanyYoung-bv2gb
    @TiffanyYoung-bv2gb 4 месяца назад

    I love your long format. And listening to you while I work on my own art. Your voice puts me in a zen state…
    You also remind me of my grandpa who died 15 years ago, so the touch of nostalgia pulls me in.
    The longer the video the better.
    Not everyone is your audience, just do what you’re doing, you have 148k people who loved you and what you’re doing enough to subscribe.

  • @kerry-anne39
    @kerry-anne39 4 года назад +1

    Love the greens

  • @ritahamilton-k9t
    @ritahamilton-k9t 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you for ur generosity, talent and humor! The longer the videos the better.

  • @gypsygirl2681
    @gypsygirl2681 4 года назад +8

    Thank you for sharing your amazing talent. Love your videos. The longer the better. I could watch you paint for hours 🙂 the longer the better

  • @sandyjforbes
    @sandyjforbes 4 года назад

    I agree with wanting them long and not sped up. And, your explanations are thorough and very helpful.

  • @_iris1328
    @_iris1328 4 года назад +19

    I find your videos relaxing and educational. I don't mind them being long. I get inspiration from your videos if I don't know what to paint.

  • @markok6566
    @markok6566 4 года назад

    Thank you dear Mr. Davies I don't find your tutorial very long, in principle not long enough.
    thank you for painting with simple Brush strokes and with ease the illusion of wonderful places can be. it fascinates me always again. Marko.

  • @lionpainter1483
    @lionpainter1483 2 года назад

    Yes…keep them long..Wonderful “Sky Master”! Thank you.

  • @loriennyanzi1290
    @loriennyanzi1290 10 месяцев назад

    I like to learn. I can't learn anything worth while in 10 minutes. I like that you started painting with out explaining before starting.

  •  10 месяцев назад +1

    I really love the attitude you paint with! All so true. I haven’t painted oil in over 20 years and I can’t wait to start again. My husband died and I stopped painting but I’m now painting again yay!

  • @jinimurray4090
    @jinimurray4090 4 года назад +1

    Yes, Stuart please just be yourself 🖌️🎨 whatever time you need it will be it will be just fine..Rather you just be yourself
    Often I look at what the time I have + look for teaching which fits. Prefer time -visually paint with you - teach + repeat
    I'm exceedingly grateful!
    (For me, your casual 'slop it on' really frees me &--just the ticket. Great stuff kiddo!!!😊

  • @dietmarventzke5327
    @dietmarventzke5327 3 года назад

    From Australia ,Melbourne, real time, what you do is perfect.

  • @eyeonart6865
    @eyeonart6865 3 года назад +1

    Your paintings spark me with joy watching and learning!
    I prefer watching you than regular tv.
    I love to learn.
    Thank You!

  • @simmymac4066
    @simmymac4066 4 года назад +1

    More detail work i can see the better! I am a visual learner and someone literally has to hold my hand for me to get it. So if you show a painting step by step i learn better. thank you for sharing your skills and time.

  • @schill1758
    @schill1758 4 года назад +2

    I personally like the long videos. People with a short attention span can always go to settings at the bottom and speed them up, but then they would miss your relaxing voice and reasoning. Love your reference to dear old Bob, bless him.

  • @Patrickkind78
    @Patrickkind78 4 года назад +4

    i love your long videos the longer the better

  • @ktrockaway3623
    @ktrockaway3623 Год назад +1

    I just discovered your channel with this video. Very happy I did. I’m enjoying your style of painting… and teaching. Long videos are in depth and wonderful. If I can’t watch it in one sitting, I will come back to it later. Thank you.

  • @dorethablunt5452
    @dorethablunt5452 2 года назад

    Yes this is real simple,yet unique it’s the simplicity of it that makes it so unique.THANK you for your time and for the encouragement.Outstanding!!!!

  • @noeleenkelly8781
    @noeleenkelly8781 3 года назад

    the time spent looking is worth it. don't shorten the videos, they are great learning tool

  • @hannahtezza706
    @hannahtezza706 4 года назад +1

    I do agree with your watchers, don't worry about the time factors. A good painting takes time to do. Rushing never achieved anything. You are always enjoyable to learn from. Many Blessings to you. Sincerely Annette Queensland Australia.

  • @susanspinnato6102
    @susanspinnato6102 7 месяцев назад

    I love love love your videos. I like longer videos that show colors and materials that you use. I like the free style that you have and the movement in your work. I don’t want to spend two years on a painting. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise. 💙

  • @nogunnofear6703
    @nogunnofear6703 10 месяцев назад

    When it comes to painting instruction I appreciate the real Time videos. Watching someone pain in a time lapse is interesting but it's not instructional at least not to me. I can save the video and it makes a good teaching tool and I can pause or skip ahead as needed. I really admire your work. Really beautiful.👍👍

  • @schlippery1
    @schlippery1 2 года назад

    I too agree, I much prefer real time, each detail, each nuance is so important and it makes a wonderful experience, watching from beginning to end.... now for part 2!!!!! lol Thank you Stuart for taking the time to do these videos :)

  • @lr694
    @lr694 3 года назад

    I prefer videos that explain exactly what I need to know. I think don't worry about it, your videos are great and thank you for speaking calmly and clearly.

  • @sculpy2758
    @sculpy2758 10 месяцев назад

    Absolutely amazing painting and skill, thank you for sharing.
    I prefer old-fashioned, natural clouds to look at and paint, personally, but this is a great way to paint the geoengineered skies we have to put up with nowadays.

  • @lynnrussell467
    @lynnrussell467 3 года назад +1

    As a new painter with a full life, I watch as I can, and often have more time in middle of night or early a.m. and am so grateful to all your sharings and offerings! Anything you have to share to improve the love and experience of others is certainly worthwhile, is it not? Lifting the joy of the whole community, whole planet, one grateful soul at a time: thank you, dear Stuart! You are a hero for this little old lady in Vermont, USA, just now learning to paint (after all these years without it)
    💕💕💕 thank you!!! 🌈🌈

  • @jasonmiller3934
    @jasonmiller3934 2 года назад +1

    I enjoy your longer videos that go into story and detail. I've come to very much enjoy the simple yet technically beautiful landscapes you create and find myself enjoying recreating them in my version. Thank you

  • @rudyagresta
    @rudyagresta 2 года назад

    I watch anything and everything you post, regardless of length. I'm learning so much from you and I thank you. God bless.

  • @judynewell5451
    @judynewell5451 3 года назад

    Again a marvelous painting demonstration !!!!!

  • @eldeval1
    @eldeval1 Год назад

    What can I say? You are a wonderful magic maker and so stimulating and generous!

  • @colinc.8742
    @colinc.8742 2 года назад

    In 60 years of painting Mr. Davies is the best teacher in the classroom or on the web I have ever encountered. For that reason I am pleased to be a patron of his.

  • @ananita6888
    @ananita6888 4 года назад +10

    absolutely breathtaking. thank you for sharing your amazing art with us.

  • @lalat7260
    @lalat7260 4 года назад +4

    I woke up and watched this wonderful video! The sky is wonderful! I have watched many of your videos, thank you!

  • @jillmorris1473
    @jillmorris1473 4 года назад

    People who watch for 8 - 10 minutes are probably just browsing. People who paint stay with you for as long as it takes because you are a great inspiration. 😊

  • @jimcoope7194
    @jimcoope7194 4 года назад +7

    Stuart, you are one of the few artists on youtube I always watch from beginning to end! Most of the others. I just fast forward through them (they take sooo long to get to the point!). Then when they finally do, they go high speed and pass right through the stuff I want to watch! I truly love your self deprecating sense of humor, too! Methinks you are too humble at times...thank you for your videos!

  • @amandahaagner1493
    @amandahaagner1493 4 года назад +1

    Thankyou very much for your brilliant tutoring and sharing nature. Your work is truly great! (from South Africa)

  • @hookbeak3516
    @hookbeak3516 3 года назад

    Mr. Davies your passive & informative teaching almost erodes the passage of time, where the viewer becomes almost lost within your creative endeavours. Its a moment of sheer pleasure, to watch your mesmerising techniques appear on the canvas.

  • @sherricoffield3808
    @sherricoffield3808 4 года назад +3

    Wow, Stuart. I LOVE the way you teach, the way you encourage, your generosity, attention to detail in the little things that actually do enter into an artists head...like: “if you have these lines you don’t like, Don’t panic and keep brushing” or “pay attention to the lines as you go and look for unexpected lines or shapes that you want to keep, don’t just keep sweeping away”. Very important insights that are lacking in other tutorials.

  • @robindupont6399
    @robindupont6399 4 месяца назад

    Thank you, Stuart. You're a great teacher❤

  • @asifpatel7442
    @asifpatel7442 Месяц назад

    Fantastic painting clouds, very thanks for sharing your tips.

  • @kellycodelle4872
    @kellycodelle4872 3 года назад

    I like to watch from beginning to end so I can practice paint as you paint

  • @coleneritchie5625
    @coleneritchie5625 3 года назад

    I think I may have told you previously, but if not, I want to tell you what most of us painters use for a pallet. Cheap, easy, and disposable. I use a tin little metal tin that cookies or candy comes in.. I then use the bottom of it to trace around on a piece of freezer paper. I imagine you have that same paper there for purchase. Here it’s primary use is for wrapping meat for the freezer. It has a slick side and a papery side. You use the slick side and the paint does not soak into it. Since I used the tin for a pattern, the paper sheets( I cut several at a time), will fit very well inside the tin. The paint can’t run anywhere this way. Hate to bore you with all this, but since you can no longer get plastic plates, this is a great alternative.
    Another good thing about using the tin, if you have paint left over, you can put the lid of the tin back on and put the tin in the freezer. It will be ready to use when you come back to it later, up to the next day at least.

  • @richardrivard8831
    @richardrivard8831 4 года назад

    I appreciate your videos , teaching and talent , If the video is too long I simply watch it in 2 parts . I watch them nay times , please don't change.

  • @KarlEBrand
    @KarlEBrand 4 года назад +3

    I Love the long videos! It’s like going to an art class, only better because it’s like have a personal instructor-I even stop it and paint along and try techniques-I’m a beginner so I’m learning-besides it’s so calming!
    Many thanks! In these times, it’s most welcome.
    K

  • @ElenaKretova204
    @ElenaKretova204 4 года назад

    In a real life i would never meet a teacher like you are. Thank you for your generousity

  • @spiritualgangsta2178
    @spiritualgangsta2178 3 года назад

    Help! I can’t stop watching! Fascinating!

  • @llrjjc
    @llrjjc 3 года назад +2

    Longer videos are preferred. You dispense lots of good teaching in your vids. You're the best.

  • @elleneimla6620
    @elleneimla6620 Год назад

    I watch the video, a thought comes to me, I stop, write my thought, continue watching, etc. until I reach the end of the video and finally the entire comment. I still prefer long videos, because 8-10 minutes is still a very short time, so I enjoy long videos. Those who quickly jump in and out are just ordinary internet surfers. It's just so amazing how the clouds come to life when they swipe and they become so real. It's absolutely fantastic how the texture comes out in the landscape with a few strokes. Just as there is charm in simplicity, so is this landscape. Oh, how wonderful, thank you so much!

  • @zohrehzarnegar4433
    @zohrehzarnegar4433 4 года назад +1

    I love your videos, longer the better.

  • @vernabowman2465
    @vernabowman2465 2 года назад

    You're the first one that I have seen paint a sky like this. It's beautiful. I like long videos also.

  • @ambermarie8885
    @ambermarie8885 4 года назад

    Real time/longer video is best, don't worry about the analytics ❤ you are teaching us and it is much appreciated! The talent is real.

  • @ranjanachand9306
    @ranjanachand9306 4 года назад

    Lovely painting and nice style of smoothing out the white in the sky...i really liked the painting... Thanks

  • @patriciaventigadoo8678
    @patriciaventigadoo8678 4 года назад

    People who want to learn and love your work of art will watch until the end . I know I do, I sit for hours and watching all sorts of art. Don't even think about the the time ,but the once I watch are normally 1/2 hour to 1 or 2 Hours.. thanks for posting Stuart.

    • @patriciaventigadoo8678
      @patriciaventigadoo8678 4 года назад

      Stuart I'm absolutely amazed how realistic the blue sky is and also amazed how much IV learnt in just 50 mins Wow thank and God bless you.

  • @janetsagecottrell8518
    @janetsagecottrell8518 3 дня назад

    Thanks for your time today ❤

  • @johnentrekin6549
    @johnentrekin6549 4 года назад +1

    Thanks you have me painting again..IAM disabled but my mind still controls my limbs....you have my mind involved again...God Bless...John...Cohutta, Ga.Usa

  • @leonortubb
    @leonortubb 3 года назад +1

    I love the long videos. 🥰

  • @alangraves2827
    @alangraves2827 3 года назад +1

    I enjoy the long tutorial Mr. Stuart, excellent work and how you glide through the painting and descriptive comments. Please keep up the great teachings. Stay Safe and Thank You.

  • @elkakruger6714
    @elkakruger6714 4 года назад

    Thank you for your fantastic instructive videos Stuart. Long ones are the best for those of us who really want to learn how to paint in your stile. It gives insight in how it is done and the thought behind every brush stoke taken. (The hows and whys) God Bless.

  • @mariadonnelly359
    @mariadonnelly359 2 года назад

    Loving this sky

  • @arhodes2866
    @arhodes2866 4 года назад +1

    Amazing to watch. Keep the videos as long as you want. Great to watch. Thank you for sharing.

  • @sandragiuria8725
    @sandragiuria8725 4 месяца назад

    I've enjoyed your painting and learn a lot from your conversation. Your explanations are humble and very direct. Thank you.
    Sandra G.
    Montevideo, Uruguay

  • @lautse850
    @lautse850 2 года назад

    I prefer long videos in which you show all the process. They have helped me to paint. I revew them every time. Thank you.

  • @juliebittinger46
    @juliebittinger46 2 года назад

    I love the therapeutic effects of watching , and I love that you are such a philosopher and ope to share...

  • @CosMosArtistry2016
    @CosMosArtistry2016 4 года назад

    Some come and think they have what they want from your video after 10-15 minutes or so and move on. Others will watch the whole way through to get maximum learning seeing the full process. Continue with long videos and everyone is suited. Keep up the great teaching Stuart. Appreciate your generosity.

  • @tracyc5198
    @tracyc5198 2 года назад

    Greatly enjoyed this. Gave me thought about just cirrus clouds and liked that.

  • @davidhughes5353
    @davidhughes5353 4 года назад

    That's a good sky! Looking forward to it's darkening.

  • @taijackson2572
    @taijackson2572 Год назад

    I so needed to watch today... please keep up your philosophy comments... thank you so much for sharing your talents

  • @pachin8591
    @pachin8591 4 года назад

    Finally, a true, accomplished painter teaching painting!

  • @sherrylotfy1948
    @sherrylotfy1948 3 года назад

    Love your way in real time, I am old fashioned,not in a hurry,and I enjoy your quality of time,thank you.

  • @donnabailey947
    @donnabailey947 3 года назад

    Loooooooong videos. Watching you and your magic brushes are wonderful. You asked which videos we preferred, long or short , long for sure. Watching every brushstroke when it’s done it’s work tells me I too can do that.
    I will keep watching. Oooooooh here comes the white.....
    Hello Stuart from the USA, California. By golly that’s blue isn’t it. To see you paint sky’s....they move, they really do. A grin on my face for sure.
    Please take care,
    DONNA

  • @PIXARTRA
    @PIXARTRA 4 года назад

    I watch them to the end usually. Your videos are great.

  • @panchoverde5078
    @panchoverde5078 4 года назад

    Always a treat

  • @DaveTpletsch
    @DaveTpletsch 4 года назад

    I had a professor who always said "the indication of detail is more powerful than actual detail." That always stuck with me as being rather profound, and I've thought that what he was getting at has to do with what you were talking about here: that our brains simplify what we see and try to make sense of the compressed information. So there's no point in painting every branch and leaf on a tree because nobody's going to see that you painted every one by hand unless they're silly enough to try to look for it. In my opinion, all the most powerful art I've ever seen, regardless of medium, seems to understand this and is as simple as possible while still being very clear as to what the subject is. You seem to understand this very well and it's one of the reasons why I love your paintings, but is even more why I love to watch you paint.

  • @kaygraham221
    @kaygraham221 4 года назад

    Kay Graham
    Please make long videos I’m always checking RUclips for your next video and when I see that it’s just a short one I’m really disappointed, I feel so relaxed watching them and they give me so much help and inspiration to improve my painting 🎨🎨🇨🇦

  • @katherandefy
    @katherandefy 4 года назад

    If I don’t have time the length of vid doesn’t matter. I skip until I do get time, when it also doesn’t matter but I much prefer long videos. This is true whether I’m using them as ASMR or I’m listening to you or viewing your work as you painting.
    I am really wild about that still shot of a painting with that bolt of sunlight beaming through. Sublime. Also crazy for the clouds in this painting. Cornflower blue is what I call that royal blue color. It’s also zany. Strong awesome color.

  • @matrixtherapists
    @matrixtherapists 4 года назад

    can't wait for part 2, thanks Stuart

  • @8847margaret
    @8847margaret 20 дней назад

    I’m working my way through watching all of your videos some more than once, all the way to the end, you sir are an inspiration.

  • @sistergray977
    @sistergray977 4 года назад

    I love how your videos are just you start to finish without cuts.

  • @carolekimberg2226
    @carolekimberg2226 2 года назад

    I agree I love your videos as they are ! my issues are time … if I have to stop the video to do something..
    I just save it to my library to continue when I can … as I am doing now 🎨

  • @eileenjesionowski9164
    @eileenjesionowski9164 2 года назад

    I enjoy the longer videos because I get hints from your conversation as I watch your brush work. There are times when i have to leave to walk the dog or whatever, but I save the video so that I can come back and listen as I watch. I've learned a great deal since i started watching your videos and applying your ideas to my own work. I've just begun painting, and I'm working with Acrylics because it dries quickly and is easy to work with using only water. BUT I've still learned so much of technique and attitude. Thank you so very much for each/all of your videos on You Tube.

  • @sandrajohnson2489
    @sandrajohnson2489 3 года назад

    It's amazing how just softening the white makes the clouds look real. Love it.

  • @mitziundesser9241
    @mitziundesser9241 2 года назад

    Long videos are great. You r a great teacher

  • @emisode
    @emisode Год назад

    'Thank You for this demo, as always your way of teaching is a wonderful rest for one's soul! (Today you taught me a new word: 'Skanky' had a good British sound to it! Loved that! Thanks again!

  • @elbaz860
    @elbaz860 4 года назад

    Aspiring painters will watch all the teaching you have to offer Stuart. Please don't change to "sound bite" videos. Your informed and erudite tutorials are very much appreciated. Your sky technique is excellent and I have used it to good effect in my own efforts. Thank you!