What a pleasant painting done in a short amount of time! It proves that really stressing over the process shows in the final product. You've expressed joy on a canvas imo.
Thank you Malcolm for an excellent demo! Trees have always seemed so complicated for me as well as the color green, but you really simplify the complex. I love how you show us the reference pic simultaneously with your canvas and color palette and even explain how to work the brush for those tree trunks to keep it all loose. I am so happy to have stumbled upon you and am now a subscriber. You are both a great artist and a fantastic teacher, too!
Love how the blue tree shadows echoe the bluish/purplish backlit foliage, that really "makes" the painting, that going back and forth between these 2 spots. Thanks for this demo !
Through the years I Offen wondered how the impressionists painted?? I am so glad came cross this demo. You make the painting process SO MUCH more enjoyable!! Thank you.
Fantastic, Malcolm! Thank you so much for demonstrating how I to paint this reference photo. More than ever, I would love to walk on that pathway! And isn't that what a painting should inspire??? Also, I never thought of looking at the masters for a specific situation. That is great advice. I'm going to tackle this soon, which will probably take me hours, and yet once again, you made it look so easy. I greatly appreciate this video.
Claude Monet was so fond of my great great uncle's oak trees that were painted at Fontainebleau, he made copies of them as well as named the paintings after him. They are called the Bodmer Oak. My uncle's name was Carl Bodmer. His journey with German Prince Maximilian in America is similar to that of Louis and Clark, finished less than 20 years after theirs. He exhibited paintings at the solon in Paris in 1850 and has amazing records of original American landscape and natives in artwork. Not only are we relatives, but have experience in the same countries, cities and are both artists. It must run in the family. 😂
Genius painting! I love it. Thankyou for your art and your instruction. Love the thick bold paint but it looks just like the oicture- better than the oicture!
Thank you for this wonderful example of an impressionist method method. By the way, I bought two of your books and am enjoying them very much. Carole - Florida
A masterly application of broken colour Malcolm. Thanks for your demonstration learned alot about the impressionist approach. You have an amazing command of colour & of teaching too.
Although it is not my "style" (as if I have any), I absolutely love your paintings and videos...... One day I might be able to let go of my desire to reach "full realism" ....
Yes, I did, but that is often because I get into the flow of things and forget to change brushes. However, I do wipe the brush every few strokes with tissue, and this keeps new paint clean.
I love those shades of green so natural and alive at the same time, and those brushstrokes are really very impressive, thank you very much for sharing your process, it is superb
I'm subscribed to your son's channel and I'm following his writing advise. He recommended this channel. So nice to see that father is also a very creative and humble person. Such a pleasure to watch. Much love!
As usual, you are an outstanding teacher and artist...wow! This video is just what I needed, as my work is oriented towards an impressionistic style. Benn diong a lot of painting for commissions and the scope of those are impressionistic, with a few being very detailed in structure....this makes going 100% going impressionist somewhat difficult. Best to you Malcolm.
Just found this instruction video today. Glad I did. I really liked the explanation of the color choices, scene manipulation and finished product. This is what I was looking for. Thank you.
-You make it look so easy, ha! I am loving working my way through your PWI- online course. These small studies are so very helpful indeed. i'd be very happy to be able to paint - one of your block-ins. slowly but surely, I'm getting there, ther's no going back now- i have the painting bug x
Very cool, uncomplicated and nice study Strong, intense colors ... sometimes like stained glass I like the twirling of the trees Fresh & free like a bird in spring. Inspiring 😎
Loved it. I was wondering how you would deal with the right hand corner... I would have messed that up by making a big (and probably too dark ) triangular shape, but you gave that area light and air as a choice.... It was wonderful to see your thinking process.
You make it all look so easy, love your tuition and hope one day to be able to create something I am truly happy with but meantime I am enjoying the learning process.
Wonderful demo of how to tackle a subject that would have most of us scratching our head in puzzlement. You have an amazing talent , thank you for your generosity in sharing your brilliance with us.
What a brilliant video, and really helpful, thank you! It's something that I really struggle with too. My big problem I find is painting areas of fields of grass or moorland where it gets close and in the foreground. I don't want it a big boring flat green, I don't want to paint individual blades of grass, and I still want to create a sense of depth, and trying to manage all those things totally baffles me.
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What a pleasant painting done in a short amount of time! It proves that really stressing over the process shows in the final product.
You've expressed joy on a canvas imo.
Thank you. It is a joyful experience.
I think you’re an incredibly talented painter and an even better teacher. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Thanks so much 😊
I can’t tell you how much this has helped me with a painting I’m currently struggling with! Now I’m excited instead of defeated, thank you so much!!
Lovely to hear that, thank you.
Thank you Malcolm for an excellent demo! Trees have always seemed so complicated for me as well as the color green, but you really simplify the complex. I love how you show us the reference pic simultaneously with your canvas and color palette and even explain how to work the brush for those tree trunks to keep it all loose. I am so happy to have stumbled upon you and am now a subscriber. You are both a great artist and a fantastic teacher, too!
Wow you are too kind. Thank you.
Love how the blue tree shadows echoe the bluish/purplish backlit foliage, that really "makes" the painting, that going back and forth between these 2 spots. Thanks for this demo !
That is a good point, thank you.
You're as good as the impressionists. What beautiful vibrant life and motion. Thanks for your help
Wow, thank you!
I enjoyed revisiting this scene, I always learn something new as I progress along my path.
Good to hear that, thank you
Through the years I Offen wondered how the impressionists painted?? I am so glad came cross this demo. You make the painting process SO MUCH more enjoyable!! Thank you.
My pleasure!
Malcolm Dewey an amazing teacher, you are an inspiration for anyone to get off the ground and pick up brush and paint
Excellent, thank you
Stunning! I bet this will work great for acrylics too!! 👏
Definitely!
Beautiful! Such brilliant colors!
Thank you so much!
Good work Malcolm, I love this little scene. You made it come to life like all your pictures. Dab dab dab and hey presto…. Thank you once again 😊👍🏻
😅 thank you Nicky
Fantastic, Malcolm! Thank you so much for demonstrating how I to paint this reference photo. More than ever, I would love to walk on that pathway! And isn't that what a painting should inspire??? Also, I never thought of looking at the masters for a specific situation. That is great advice. I'm going to tackle this soon, which will probably take me hours, and yet once again, you made it look so easy. I greatly appreciate this video.
Thank you Joanne and especially for asking the question. I enjoyed it.
I always struggle with trees & light. Very helpful video demo.
Claude Monet was so fond of my great great uncle's oak trees that were painted at Fontainebleau, he made copies of them as well as named the paintings after him. They are called the Bodmer Oak. My uncle's name was Carl Bodmer. His journey with German Prince Maximilian in America is similar to that of Louis and Clark, finished less than 20 years after theirs. He exhibited paintings at the solon in Paris in 1850 and has amazing records of original American landscape and natives in artwork. Not only are we relatives, but have experience in the same countries, cities and are both artists. It must run in the family. 😂
Wow, what an amazing connection. I hope there are a few Monet paintings in the family too 😍 Thanks for the story.
I am itching to try this! I have several of the old books, too. Thank you!
Have fun!
Very instructive! And beautiful study! I am inspired to give it a try. Thanks!
It's amazing how many diverse colours I miss seeing until it's pointed out. I will start looking for those blues and purples!
Excellent!
Genius painting! I love it. Thankyou for your art and your instruction. Love the thick bold paint but it looks just like the oicture- better than the oicture!
Thanks so much 😊
I enjoy and learn from your videos. You are a talented and superb artist!
Thank you very much!
One of my favourite videos of yours Malcolm!
Always wondered how you do your sky holes
Ah thank you 😊
You "prettified" that view up nicely. Thx for posting.
Thank you for this wonderful example of an impressionist method method. By the way, I bought two of your books and am enjoying them very much. Carole - Florida
Wonderful - Thank you Carole!
Love your tutorials! I took one of your courses too and it was money well spent. Simplicity, clarity👉growth. Much appreciated.
Happy to hear that, thank you
Your painting nature is Excellent.
Thank you!
Love your interpretation of this!
Thank you Suzanne!
Love this! You make it look so easy and natural! I am gonna try this! Thanks!
It's a pleasure!
Thank you for sharing your talent!! I luv your paintings
ThankYou! inspiration is good 😊
You've tackled how to paint a tricky subject so well, and the example painting is beautiful. Thank you for these vidoes, so useful!
Thank you Rachel
Bravo Malcolm! Grazie.
Thank you!
It's always mesmerizing to watch your process from start to magic. Thanks. I will return to this and try to follow suit.
Wonderful, thanks Diana
Malcolm TE AMO Eres para mi UN exelente maestro
Great to see you using the Monet paintings to solve the problem. Nice demo.
Thanks again!
Wonderful solution to a recurring tree-problem! Thanks Malcolm!
Thanks Sophie 😊
I adore the impressionists style very much. I am so glad I found your channel
Welcome! Thank you
That is so beautiful. I love your approach!
Thank you!
Really helpful, thank you, I'm going to do another version of a reference photo I have and try this style...
Excellent, enjoy your painting
STUNNING and very inspiring to be more Impressionist in technique.
Thanks so much 😊
A masterly application of broken colour Malcolm. Thanks for your demonstration learned alot about the impressionist approach. You have an amazing command of colour & of teaching too.
Thank you very much!
Although it is not my "style" (as if I have any), I absolutely love your paintings and videos...... One day I might be able to let go of my desire to reach "full realism" ....
Thank you, yes I try that sometimes, but always come back to this style. We all have our favourite style I guess.
you sound just like me!! i am stuck with this idea of photorealism that I must escape from!!!!
💯😁
This is so fantastic, Malcolm, thank you. Did you use one single brush for the whole thing?? Makes it look a little Van-Gogh-y, haha. Really great!
Yes, I did, but that is often because I get into the flow of things and forget to change brushes. However, I do wipe the brush every few strokes with tissue, and this keeps new paint clean.
@@MalcolmDewey thank you Malcom!
I love those shades of green so natural and alive at the same time, and those brushstrokes are really very impressive, thank you very much for sharing your process, it is superb
My pleasure 😊 Thank you
Just wow. Thank you.
It's a pleasure
I absolutely love your style, and the interesting results it creates!
Glad you enjoy the videos, thanks
te quedó muy lindo
What a jewel of a painting!
Thank you 😊
Thank you Malcolm.
You paint so beautiful and effortless.
And always very helpful information.
I have picked up many excellent tips from your videos.
Wonderful, thank you Esther
Great video and beautiful results as usual 😀. I love watching you painting, such a wonderful process to learn from. Thank you!
Glad it helped Nataly, thanks for your support!
very beautiful!! :) thank you for this demonstration... very helpful :)
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you
Thank you For this video! You’re such an amazing and calming teacher. :)
Thank you Elise
Thanks for the demo! I struggle sometimes with those skinny trees too😄
Much appreciated, thanks Byron
I'm subscribed to your son's channel and I'm following his writing advise. He recommended this channel. So nice to see that father is also a very creative and humble person. Such a pleasure to watch. Much love!
Nice of you to say that Alex, thank you very much.
As usual, you are an outstanding teacher and artist...wow! This video is just what I needed, as my work is oriented towards an impressionistic style. Benn diong a lot of painting for commissions and the scope of those are impressionistic, with a few being very detailed in structure....this makes going 100% going impressionist somewhat difficult. Best to you Malcolm.
Thank you Robert. I'm glad this had helped you. All the best!
Well done, sir.
Just found this instruction video today. Glad I did. I really liked the explanation of the color choices, scene manipulation and finished product. This is what I was looking for. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Thanks .... beautiful and very helpful. And yes I had forgotten about those that have come before us and indeed have faced these same issues.
Glad it was helpful! Yes, much to learn from them
I just found you today, and also just heard of water mixable oils last night. Couldn’t hit subscribe fast enough!
Excellent!
This is great. If you did a series of targeted concept videos like this focusing on Impressionism I’d watch every single one!
Thank you, good idea!
-You make it look so easy, ha! I am loving working my way through your PWI- online course. These small studies are so very helpful indeed. i'd be very happy to be able to paint - one of your block-ins. slowly but surely, I'm getting there, ther's no going back now- i have the painting bug x
😊 that sounds good, enjoy!
Very cool, uncomplicated and nice study
Strong, intense colors ... sometimes like stained glass
I like the twirling of the trees
Fresh & free like a bird in spring. Inspiring
😎
That's the best critique I have had, thank you.
Enjoyed watching your painting demo using the style of Monet. Must be so hard to paint on the small scale canvas. Love the painting. Amazing work.😍
Thank you, yes that was a bit too small 😊
@@MalcolmDewey thanks for sharing this demo.
Great instructions! I am working on a big tree painting right now, this will help immensely! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Truly Impressionistic!!!
Great video! Thank you for sharing!😊🙏🔥👏👏👏
It's a pleasure, thank you
@@MalcolmDewey You're most welcome!😊😊
Learnt a lot about a lot in this one, Malcolm! Many thanks
Thank you Ilmas!
Really beautiful. Love small paintings.
Thank you
Loved it. I was wondering how you would deal with the right hand corner... I would have messed that up by making a big (and probably too dark ) triangular shape, but you gave that area light and air as a choice.... It was wonderful to see your thinking process.
Thank you Lisa, your kind words are much appreciated.
Really enjoyed this one
Thank you
Just beginning with oils and your demos are extremely helpful, than you for sharing :)
Thanks. It's a pleasure.
So excellent! Thank you for sharing your talent with us😊
Pleasure, thank you
This is stunning! You make it look doable.
Thank you, have a go!
Thank you!
Nice work. Thank you for showing how to implement the style while referencing the masters.
Thank you!
You make it all look so easy, love your tuition and hope one day to be able to create something I am truly happy with but meantime I am enjoying the learning process.
Thank you very much!
Wonderful demo of how to tackle a subject that would have most of us scratching our head in puzzlement. You have an amazing talent , thank you for your generosity in sharing your brilliance with us.
Glad you enjoyed it Jane, thank you
Ver helpful. I’m inspired.
Glad it was helpful!
Looks like loblolly pine trees, there's a ton of them down south and were I live in North Carolina. Great job with the painting
Thank you
I love your style, great tutorial, thank you.
Thank you very much.
SO SO good!!! Thank you!!! SO very inspiring!!! Can’t wait to try this! ❤❤❤
You are so welcome!
Very beautiful! To watch you painting is like watching a magical show, is very inspiring!
Thank you very much 😊
Thank you for that extremely useful video trees. A lovely scenery which I might have a go at myself.
I hope you do, thank you
Lovely technique Mr Dewey
Thank you
Brillant, thank you for this lesson.
It's a pleasure
Very lovely painting…
Thank you!
Love the colors and looseness here, gorgeous painting 😃
Thank you Miriam 😊
You’re welcome Malcolm. Thank you for all the helpful videos! 😊
Gorgeous! Thank you so much!
Pleasure Chloe, thank you.
Thanks Malcolm; love that you teach and then demo...inspiring!
Thank you Mary
What a brilliant video, and really helpful, thank you! It's something that I really struggle with too.
My big problem I find is painting areas of fields of grass or moorland where it gets close and in the foreground. I don't want it a big boring flat green, I don't want to paint individual blades of grass, and I still want to create a sense of depth, and trying to manage all those things totally baffles me.
Thanks Jon, I think I did a video about foregrounds years back, I will revisit that with your issue 👍
@@MalcolmDewey oh that would be great! I've combed through many of your old videos and not seen it, but I'll keep looking 😁
Fascinating to watch and a great result
Thank you
thanks for the tip, im going to try the larger sky holes with more variations, hopefully it will take away the blocky look my trees get
Thanks Kathy
Amazing
Very helpful visual explanation! Thank you!
Excellent, thank you
Gorgeous- love your style!
Thank you 😊
Thanks Malcolm, most useful.
Thank you Chris
Very Interesting!!!
Thank YOU.
Enjoyed demo, done very well.
Many thanks!
You are inspire me! Beautiful colors. Thank’s!
Thank you Louise!
Wow. Fantastic. Loved your demonstration.
Thank you very much Estelle
wow amazing thank you
Very useful, as always. Thank you, Malcolm
Thank you Marina