Kevin’s love of Andrew Wyeth has been communicated over many many years and now we have this great video to consolidate my mutual love and learning of this remarkable artist in so many forms. Patsy
i’ve watched dozens of hours of watercolor videos....this was MESMERIZING! thank you, i truly believe it takes knowledge, experience and tremendous confidence to paint this way. obviously, you have these and much more-your eye for color is incredible. I especially love your soft background. thank you for painting and teaching. very gifted indeed!
G'day Robin Practise, fail, practise fail better and practise again. Bits of goodness will arrive and flourish,,,,,,with practise and nicking ideas off artists you like, food. OK Cheers Practise again.
I also appreciate the use of a good raggedy, manky brush. In a condition arrived at through much painting. Milton Resnick used wonderfully thrashed brushes. One shouldn't abuse ones brushes, although neither do they need to be treated as such precious objects. Thanks for taking the time to share your process, cheers
G'day Miroporvos I buy cheap non nylon so called house painting brushes and cut into them with a blade until distressed, hence manky. I do look after my sables as such. Anything to make marks,,,,,,, enjoy
I just love Andrew Wyeth’s work.....his first show I believe he sold everything! I like how fast you work and how all those colors blend so well, it makes the painting more interesting. Never have seen that scruffy looking brush before.....it’s pretty cool! Glad I found you and looking forward to more of your tutorials.....Cheers🤗🌹
Very technical artists, who don't get to "Oooo and ahhh" over their work, like you did when you hit below the houses with that orange...they are missing out! I struggle with that sometimes. Thanks for inspiring me to be bold in my painting!
G'day Liz Be the eternal child and enjoy what happens when you let go, beautiful and liberating. What is a mistake, nothing to write home about. Practise and fail a bit, practise and fail a little better. Nick ideas off art you like, and slowly slowly confidence will come, joyful Cheers
If I were teaching I would do what you are doing. Put the picture of the artist they like and scene next to each other then go at it. That is brilliant and simple.
G'day Eottoe Thanks. Seemed logical to me, though that is how I demonstrate when I had classes before lockdown. Show work of artist talking about and nick ideas from them, and practise practise practise. More videos soon Cheers
Stunning approach to create natural form, wonderful textures and suggestions of shapes that draw you into the painting. I think I'm getting too caught up in detail, must get loose and raggedy on next one!
G'day Brad Thanks for the comments. A lot more like this coming soon. I don't do vid editing. Editor film maker involved in last bit of Uni work. Cheers
I think if the camera was more above the paper, there would be less selection on the wet paper. Although you are thorough on explaining the colors you are using, I think it would be helpful in seeing the strokes and how they interact. Blessings.
G'day Matt Yes, coming soon. I don't do the editing. Editor involved in last flurry at Uni, then free. I have done 4 more Wyeth videos at present, loose and dry brush etc demos. Seems folks like them I nicked ideas off Wyeth, Hopper, Homer and others teaching myself moons ago, love them though I no longer paint as I used to. I still much enjoy demoing them. Cheers
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Thank you ! Loved your video,expressive mark making and sound track !
Your the first artist I’ve watched that never tests his colors before applying them. Great style. Thanks
G'day Charles Thanks for comments. More videos soon,,,ish. Cheers
Love the sound effects! You make it look easy! Thank you
love the painting method with sound effects !!!
Kevin’s love of Andrew Wyeth has been communicated over many many years and now we have this great video to consolidate my mutual love and learning of this remarkable artist in so many forms. Patsy
Loved this! Love your sound effects!
Really love your style and technique, this landscape is awesome ❤ thanks
Beautiful. Love the looseness, and your use of the palette knife.
Fabulous demonstration. Inspirational use of colours
i’ve watched dozens of hours of watercolor videos....this was MESMERIZING! thank you, i truly believe it takes knowledge, experience and tremendous confidence to paint this way. obviously, you have these and much more-your eye for color is incredible. I especially love your soft background. thank you for painting and teaching. very gifted indeed!
G'day Nancy Thank you for your words, much appreciated, practise, practise and more practise and never stop looking. Imagination and memory. OK
Interesting to watch the whole process. So loose yet comes together.
Love the style. Love the sounds too.
Love how u use lots of different blues in the sky
Thank you for emphasizing your brush handling in this lesson. Pushing and pulling bold marks, twisting the brush are what I need to practice.
G'day Robin Practise, fail, practise fail better and practise again. Bits of goodness will arrive and flourish,,,,,,with practise and nicking ideas off artists you like, food. OK Cheers Practise again.
Beautiful, and the sound effects were lovely
Love it!!! I loved to follow the whole process.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Like that result, really good Art 🎨🇺🇸🇩🇰🦅🗽
hi kevin- please- more watercolors! i love love love your style and your works!!!
It’s wonderful! Thank you.
I also appreciate the use of a good raggedy, manky brush. In a condition arrived at through much painting. Milton Resnick used wonderfully thrashed brushes. One shouldn't abuse ones brushes, although neither do they need to be treated as such precious objects.
Thanks for taking the time to share your process, cheers
G'day Miroporvos I buy cheap non nylon so called house painting brushes and cut into them with a blade until distressed, hence manky. I do look after my sables as such. Anything to make marks,,,,,,, enjoy
I just love Andrew Wyeth’s work.....his first show I believe he sold everything! I like how fast you work and how all those colors blend so well, it makes the painting more interesting. Never have seen that scruffy looking brush before.....it’s pretty cool! Glad I found you and looking forward to more of your tutorials.....Cheers🤗🌹
G'day Cheri More videos soon OK
Lovely 💕
So beautiful, I’m love it.
Well done, sir!
Very technical artists, who don't get to "Oooo and ahhh" over their work, like you did when you hit below the houses with that orange...they are missing out! I struggle with that sometimes.
Thanks for inspiring me to be bold in my painting!
G'day Liz Be the eternal child and enjoy what happens when you let go, beautiful and liberating. What is a mistake, nothing to write home about. Practise and fail a bit, practise and fail a little better. Nick ideas off art you like, and slowly slowly confidence will come, joyful Cheers
just amazing!!!
Brilliant!
This is fantastic Thank you
If I were teaching I would do what you are doing. Put the picture of the artist they like and scene next to each other then go at it. That is brilliant and simple.
G'day Eottoe Thanks. Seemed logical to me, though that is how I demonstrate when I had classes before lockdown. Show work of artist talking about and nick ideas from them, and practise practise practise. More videos soon Cheers
Fascinating
Very energetic painting thank you, I think the pace is called Plockton, Scotland.
AMAZINGLY
Beautiful job !
G'day Wallace Cheers thankyou
It's 'Plockton' in Scotland, painted it many times, great picture, I love that water....
G'day Daniel Yes With a few artistic licence's thrown about. Lovely place. I'm in the UK Cheers
Wonderful wonderful wonderful. Ont. canada
Stunning approach to create natural form, wonderful textures and suggestions of shapes that draw you into the painting. I think I'm getting too caught up in detail, must get loose and raggedy on next one!
Thank you! Cheers glad you are enjoying and getting involved
Magical. Thank you.
G'day Brad Thanks for the comments. A lot more like this coming soon. I don't do vid editing. Editor film maker involved in last bit of Uni work. Cheers
Inspiring
Beautiful!!
G'day Christine Thank you for comment. More videos soon Cheers
Just WOW, sitting here gobsmacked...
Is that scrubby round bristle brush called a mankee brush?
Yep, I am going to release a video soon focusing on all my different types of brushes
So very nice! Thank you! Enjoy dinner 💚
Cheers Patricia, Thanks
I think if the camera was more above the paper, there would be less selection on the wet paper. Although you are thorough on explaining the colors you are using, I think it would be helpful in seeing the strokes and how they interact. Blessings.
Thank you for the feedback Michaela
please kevin- more demos in wqtercolor
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there, and there, chuchuchuchuchu~
notice the face of a troll at the 20-25 minute segment on the mauve pallet on the right.
Cheers Bruce
PRO...More Wyeth please...
G'day Matt Yes, coming soon. I don't do the editing. Editor involved in last flurry at Uni, then free. I have done 4 more Wyeth videos at present, loose and dry brush etc demos. Seems folks like them I nicked ideas off Wyeth, Hopper, Homer and others teaching myself moons ago, love them though I no longer paint as I used to. I still much enjoy demoing them. Cheers
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Thank you. I try to show some of Wyeth's methods and discuss with some clarity. Cheers Jill
He sounds like a kid playing with Star Wars toys or something. X-Wing laser sound effects.
G'day rvrmn Go with the flow and it all comes out,,,,,with a smile on the dial,,,, Cheers
Very dramatic.
Thanks for comment, cheers
your sound effects are unnecessary and just stupid - Andrew Wyeth would be embarrassed
Have you ever heard Wyeth's mischievous laugh and speaking about art. Wyeth would have approved 100%, OKEEDOKKEEEE Mate
Beautiful!!