Sketching a Street in Ireland
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- Опубликовано: 25 сен 2022
- I paint the view looking down Wellington Street, Dun Laogharie, Ireland, using a combination of pencil, fountain pen, watercolor, and gouache.
DRAWING AND PAINTING TOOLS:
Graphite pencil (Staedtler Mars Lumograph): tinyurl.com/3vwbzhsm
Staedler White Eraser: tinyurl.com/4n464bpv
Watercolor pencil (Caran d'Ache Supracolor II Russet / Sanguine): tinyurl.com/5n8fj5j8
Fountain pen (Pilot Custom 912 $$$): tinyurl.com/yywdd5zd
Fountain pen: (Waterman Phileas $): tinyurl.com/4xvfn7zx
Yama Guri Chestnut Brown Ink: tinyurl.com/37bak9rd
Richeson travel brush set: amzn.to/2xwq1Rr
PAINTS
Titanium white gouache: amzn.to/2XSOld4
Schmincke watercolor pan set (with changes): amzn.to/2IN7zJe
--Permanent Carmine: tinyurl.com/yc6ud7f6
--Payne's Gray: tinyurl.com/4akuzfw7
--Ultramarine Blue: : amzn.to/2Sm4FyB
--Cerulean Blue: amzn.to/2IBRtAc
--Permanent Green Olive: tinyurl.com/y7rw2wpc
--Cadmium Red: amzn.to/2NrXEZA
--Venetian Red: tinyurl.com/yf9xwks9
--Sepia: amzn.to/2X7Ulgs
--Raw Sienna: amzn.to/2PycXm8
--Gamboge: tinyurl.com/bhpah6nu
Camera (Canon SX 620 HD): tinyurl.com/yee9yd95
TRIPOD, ETC.
Sketchbook, Koval Pro 25x17cm: tinyurl.com/2p8btscn
Tripod (Amazon Basics): tinyurl.com/2eepvcne
Tripod (Velbon --not "Velux"): tinyurl.com/msfkashz
How to Make a Sketch Easel (Gumroad video): gurneyjourney.gumroad.com/l/s...
Adjustable Torque Hinges: tinyurl.com/46z3e8fv
Neodymium magnets: tinyurl.com/47vaz6c2
Spring clamps: tinyurl.com/26ss6w5d
Water cup: amzn.to/2soTw2L
BOOKS BY JAMES GURNEY:
Color and Light: tinyurl.com/3a8bv5m8
Imaginative Realism: tinyurl.com/atrf642u
Dinotopia: A Land Apart from Time: jamesgurney.com/products/dino...
INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS:
Gouache in the Wild: gurneyjourney.gumroad.com/l/g...
Watercolor in the Wild: gurneyjourney.gumroad.com/l/W...
How to Make a Sketch Easel (Gumroad video): gurneyjourney.gumroad.com/l/s...
BLOG POSTS WITH MORE GEAR INFO:
Gouache Materials List: gurneyjourney.blogspot.com/201...
Watercolor Materials: gurneyjourney.blogspot.com/201...
OTHER OFFICIAL SITES
Instagram: / jamesgurneyart
Pinterest: / gurneyjourney
GurneyJourney Blog: gurneyjourney.blogspot.com/
JamesGurney Website: jamesgurney.com/
Facebook group "Sketch Easel Builders": / 403006076777641
Facebook group "Color in Practice": / 160510955315435
MUSIC
The brief piece under the titles is by Kevin MacLeod, incompetech.com/music/royalty...
The hornpipe at the end is by Dan Gurney, accordion: tinyurl.com/2jcv7efa
Some of the links above are affiliate links, which means I receive a small royalty at no cost to you.
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watching you paint is somehow super relaxing but helpful at the same time. thanks for uploading all that great content for us to consume for free!
You're the only reason I decided to retry watercolor
The king has posted ❤
Thank you again for this James, it is really informative and yet still fun to watch!
I always get so much from watching these videos that you put out, they are educational and yet so relaxing as well.
I always feel the need to get the brushes and paints out after watching too so it is safe to say that you are inspirational to so many and obviously me too!
best wishes and thanks again.
That jig at the end by Dan was lovely!
The point you made about contrast between residential and commercial and traditional vs contemporary is a fascinating reminder that e should seek interest not only in contrasting shapes and colors but themes and subject matter as well.
beautiful painting. Thanks for the shopping list
I know this street, opposite the Carnegie library. Brilliant
So glad I'm not the only one to have my sketch too high/low/off centre! Great tips, thanks.
i love seeing people visiting and appreciating Ireland like this! beautiful painting :)
That was adorable, especially the credit sequence
The red pencil adds such a nice glow to the sky!
Neatorooney!!, Mr.G. keep swashin' it up, Paint pusher!! 😊
I love how you can font match signs so well.
Great art using mixed media along with you son’s musical talent. I hope you enjoyed your trip.
I think alot of artists would have left out all those power lines but you made them an important part of your painting. 😀
Always pleased to see a new video from James. Also to watch previous ones.
This was great to watch... thanks for sharing! and great tunes at the end!!
That birds nest of wires is great.
Beautiful painting, great music, Thank you for this video
amazing!
Video production was as enjoyable as spending time listening to your relaxed teaching filled with seasoned input, while watching your concept and work develop. Well done and thank you!
Lovely!!!! I also LOVE your son's accordion playing!!!!
You are so kind
and the most valuable and important t3ool creativity, thanks for sharing
You are my favorite artist. By far. Thank you for sharing so much great information with your viewers. ✌
How fun is this! Art, Music (I play Celtic harp), Learning! Thanks a heap! Always look forward to your new videos and enjoy reviewing the old. Thank you!
That was a fun one, with a couple new tips I've never heard you say before (the upside down arcs, and the window dots). Thanks
I love this street scene! Wonderful ambience. Thank you for the great painting and the inspiration. Warm greetings from Minnesota! 😍🥰👍
wonderful... the painting and the accordion... talented family...
If you visit England James, a fantastic place to visit and paint is world heritage place, Ironbridge in Shropshire, where the world's first bridge made of iron stands, lovely video of Irish street,I learn such alot of you.👍👍
Great to see you in Dublin again.
awesome as always ;). Cheers from Croatia
That's beautiful, James. I love drawing architecture and hate painting it, so this is a great way to meld the two worlds together.
Beautiful, thank you maestro❣️
Congratulations James, it's amazing !
Your son’s wonderful accordion playing should become the theme song for the channel. Bravo!
This is so good... Thank you for the entertainment.
this video is sponsored by WATERLOO bath and design, hahaha, just kidding, great attention to the detail - i like the idea with the dots for the windows
As usual, amazing and inspirational!
Mate anyone who can make a corner of a backstreet look good like you have is a real artist.
Really lovely background glow!
Welcome to my country
Great scene. Your son can play without a doubt. Hope your well
That looked so familiar as soon as I seen it. Wish you would come to Cornwall and paint, you'd love it here.
Wonderful to see such a mundane view captured and transformed through painting. I will admit, I am slightly disappointed that I didn't end up going to university in Dun Laoghaire, Dublin a week ago; maybe I could have caught sight of a certain artist standing at an easel, however slim the chance.
Loved❤ as usual 😁your son is really talented too 👍
I enjoy watching you.
Wow, this actually solved quite a few BIG problems I've been having in improving my architectural art. I primarily work in ink anyway, and use ink-wash brush pens and markers (gray tones, primarily, until I feel comfortable working more in color), but a lot of this is translatable--for instance, using the dots on the tops and bottoms of the windows, then connecting the two with a brushstroke. Thank you, James! Read Dinotopia when I was a kid, been following your channel for a few years now. You're an inspiration.
Really liked that!
🧑🏽🎨 AS OF RIGHT NOW......YOU ARE MY FAVORITE ARTIST....thanks for inspiring me......NOW...let's watch the video 📹 😀
Hi James I had previously reacted to the pol where you asked about video length and what we prefer. At that time I answered longer videos. However I realize after watching this video that I can learn so much from you in a very short amount of time. Like learning that if I sketch out my composition in a warm or red water soluble pencil it can create warmth. I've been painting 3 years every single day and I have yet to discover that technique. So what I'm saying is that maybe short but very valuable videos might be ok.
It's like Abe Lincoln's answer to the question of how long a man's legs should be. "Long enough to reach the ground."
@@JamesGurney Hi James Love your works, have your books. One member of our plein air groups chanced upon you when you were over here in Dublin.. If ever you come again we would love you to join us, paint in the city or country, maybe make a video, have some refreshments and chat after? Let us know if you are up for meeting the Dublin Sketchers next time! John, Deirdre, Phil, James and many other fans.
Gorgeous Street Painting in Ireland 🇮🇪 & I really love the additional music playing by your son! ❤ Definitely lots of details and interesting in the painting. What size spring clamps do you use for holding your sketchbook on the easel? 6 inch?
Great video as always thanks for sharing
Another delightful Gurney Journey. Enjoy your stay in Ireland!
Your son is very talented!, just like you!
Do you ever feel self-conscious painting in public? Whenever I sketch outside people come up behind and me look, or worse film(!!!) and I get so nervous…
People are super nice in Ireland. They always have something witty, kind, or insightful to say, and they never stay too long.
Always mesmerized watching you paint
I love how you see art in everything
The Waterloo store would be amazed with your painting!
Happy painting 🇨🇦❤️
Beautiful work! I always wondered where you got these great accordion bits in some of your videos; I was surprised to learn it's your son! Fantastic!
I'm glad you owned up to drawing the building too high at the start, James. When I first started doing demonstrations for art clubs I used to think 'what if I make a mistake? Do I pretend it didn't happen?' I've since learned that the audience appreciates it when I do admit to a mistake. In fact, I discovered that it's far more useful to them to see how I remedy a problem which they might also encounter themselves, rather than watch a perfect demonstration (even if that's what I strive for!).
Beautiful artwork, and that EDC layout is DELICIOUS!
🧑🏽🎨 Now that i watched the video...let me tell you...i loved it! Specially the end, and the music being played by your son Dan.
Thank you Sir for all you do for us. .👍🏽
Marvelous! I learn something new every video! Thanks, James!
you make it look better than the photo
Amazing! I wish I can paint like you, sir. 😊
Wow. Dia Dhuit agus failte go hEirrann. Hello and welcome to Ireland. Love the channel.
It is like therapy watching your videos James, and fantastic to watch you evolve your paintings from start to finish👍😁
I can't believe you're in my country! Pity I'm on the opposite side of the island 😄😅
So many useful tips on a great painting. Thank you.
We're so glad to see artists using fountain pens for sketching! For a while, tech pens were in every sketch kit, but the expressiveness and line variation of a fountain pen is just miles ahead! We're curious to know what ink was in the pen? Fountain India? Piston converter or cartridge?
Thanks! I'm using the Yama-Guri Iroshiuku ink in a piston converter on the Pilot 920 AF. I love the flexibility on the nib.
@@JamesGurney We hope to see more artists add a fountain pen to their kit! We're seeing respectable, entry-level pens like Lamy Safari used for sketching more often. We hope that trend proves durable, because these instruments are wonderful to own and considerably easier to clean, fill and maintain than most assume. Thanks for the reply!
@@Blick_Art I love fountain pens! But I use my Lamy Safaris mainly for writing because I paint more than I draw. And sadly, it’s very hard to find and maintain waterproof inks that you can paint over without smudging.
@@ArtelisStudio That's so true, the ingredients that impart a waterproof finish are generally not great for the fountain feed mechanism. The line quality of a fountain pen nib is so nice, we know many artists who still use them despite the limitations
Hi James! Great video. I always get a lot out of your videos. You sounded like you had a bit of chest congestion so I hope you are feeling better. Thanks again. 🙂
Nice beautiful
I suddenly missed Dublin! Such a clean and quiet place. I think it's perfect for street art because no curious people there will disturb you while painting.
..oh...not the Dublin of today. They'd stop to watch you tie your shoelace.
I just thought I'd say for anyone who likes drawing on top of gouache: sakura micron pens are very good. I found fountain pens can get clogged pretty easily with paint scraped up from the page, but micron pens are felt tipped and glide over paint
Fantastic as always! I also love your technique with the windows!
👍👍👍👍👍
BRB modeling my life after yours
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Great stuff, I love how you captured the Irish town atomsphere perfectly - from a frequent Dun Laoghire visitor!
I thought someone would walk out of one of the doors from your painting at the end. But it didn’t happen… Incredible techniques and a master of light and shadow no matter what.
You are really amazing ❤️🔥
liked the outro
Always amazing! Just sent my granddaughter to art classes with a professional only to find out the artist hates to work in watercolor...my granddaughters favorite medium. Well, maybe she learn about new favorites!
Hi James, first of all I love Ireland. Such a beautiful country and the people are incredible. Second, I love your approach and the beautiful painting. Watching you inspires me to do more landscape art. I have now also started a new relaxing watercolour RUclips channel, so inspiration is always needed. Thank you for sharing this beautiful content.
Wtf, my family owns the pub on the corner at the end of the road!
Спасибо
Wish I was this goos
#JamesĢurney the reason why message on beginner is they don't notice what a beginner artist should truly use in starting off as and artist.. the size of your canvas weather it paper or stretching water color paper or canvas. Your video explain it all.
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Another awesome piece. But can you go to Ireland, to paint, without going to some part of the rocky shorelines for a landscape?
Hope you're enjoying Ireland! Weather is a mixed bag this week but not too much rain promised. Is there any big sights you're hoping to see?
If you really want to paint an amazing scene, go to St. Monans in Fife, Scotland!
Do another cemetery one for Halloween. I'm planning on doing a cemetery painting soon.
That’s beautiful!!! What do you think of Emile Bernard??? IMO the most underrated painter ever
You can make something that looks ugly In real life and make it a beautiful painting. Great work.
Really great! How did you get the lettering on the sign to look so good? If I was to guess it would be with a white gel pen and then subdued the white with a watercolour glaze.
I just used a rigger brush (long fibers) with gray gouache, accented by fountain pen lines for dimension.
#James gurney . I don't no if I recommend or someone did before but for beginner younger artist normally I would recommend them start off with a small or canvas maybe I can buy 9 or 9 by 10 to get the feel of the size of a drawing. Most newly beginner artist have lot of trouble pick the wrong side canvas. Something that talk up most of ther drawing time and they begin to lost instrist in the subject at hand.
Only twice have I heard someone refer to a catenary curve. Calculus II and in this video.
$232 for your pen? No thanks. For that much I'd expect it to do the drawing for me. 😄
But it's great you get a shout out from Blick even though your links are mostly Amazon.
I added another pen to the list in the description: the $19 Waterman Phileas. It's a good choice for the budget minded.
@@JamesGurney Good man. Thanks, James.
How do you paint the name of Waterloo on the display, what technique did you use to do that?
Hey there! What kind of sketch book do you have? What kind of paper?