Oil Painting with Stuart Davies - Landscape & Sky - You Can Do This, Part 3 of 3
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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wow.. waking up to a new video of my favorite RUclipsr.. yesss:-)
let me get my coffee. it's gonna be a beautiful day.
I've finished watching all 3 video parts. I will probably watch it again as I keep learning so much from them. You are a master of this technique. I will soon be 87 and still learning. I've never had any interest in landscape painting but you've turned me around. Thank you!!!
This man is the absolute epitome of “Trust the process” 💚💙💚💙
Thanks for making the invisible visible and the tangible intangible. I think that’s the beauty of your painting.
I really like your new intro. I think you should show even more of what you have done in past. Your work is really good, regardless of the technique or time spent on it, it deserve more recognition.
Absolutely!!!
Don’t you think STUART should write a book with illustrations of his many copious magnificent paintings?teachings and tips?
OOPS...I MAY OWE YOU AN APOLOGY HanShilmer, AS I PRESSED THOSE 3 DOTS ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF YOUR COMMENT, TO FIND OUT WHAT IT WAS ABOUT, AND THE WORD "REPORT" FLASHED UP. WELL, I DIDN'T PRESS REPORT, SO HOPEFULLY THERE WILL BE NO CONSEQUENCES, BUT JUST IN CASE THERE ARE, YOU WILL KNOW WHO THE CULPRIT IS! SO, AS YOU'VE PROBABLY GUESSED, I'M NOT AU FAIT WITH THE INTERNET, THOUGH I AM A TRAINED COPY TYPIST, BUT AS I WILL BE 80 NEXT YEAR, I MISSED OUT ON PRESENT DAY TECHNOLOGY. OH, I HAD BETTER MENTION THAT I AM FROM THE UK, IN CASE THERE ARE REPERCUSSIONS
FOR YOU TO DEAL WITH, AND IF NECESSARY, MY FAVOURITE ART TEACHER, STUART, MAY ASK HOW I MAY BE CONTACTED. GOLLY HECK! I DON'T WANT HIM TO BAR ME FROM THIS SITE, SO PLEASE ACCEPT MY VERY BEST REGARDS, DIANNE.
I couldn’t agree more!
I can't see why anyone would want to be rude or out of order with you. You are babulious
Hello, received oil paints as a surprise Xmas gift and decided to have go at the end of Feb. Two weeks in I found your channel and have tried to follow all your advice. By chance met a professional artist and asked if she would give me lessons. She visited my home and was very impressed with my tree paintings, wanted to know all about you and your teaching. She said she could only offer tips and to continue with what I’m doing. I will eventually find the drama to keep at it. I was speechless, a rare event, but wanted to pass on news of your success, and send my deep gratitude for all your hard work. Many many thanks Val
Stuart, I watch several artists on RUclips (I'm sure you won't resent that) and one I was watching earlier today was all about making precise brush strokes and NEVER mixing your paint on the board and following all these rules and really it just made me happy that you are here to tell us to take a chill pill and paint. Thank you for being you.
Fabulous, thank you very much for this interesting 3 part series. Just mind blowing. God bless you with good health always 🙏 ❤️
The bristle "isn't just in there, it's been paying rent." LOL. You're a hoot.
Hi, Stuart, unfortunately missed it yesterday but here am I, as always watching the whole "thing". - This has become a beautiful painting, detailed without real detail, the reddish glow in the background looks wonderful, and the clouds and trees / bushes let this painting look so alive. Thanks for part 3, I enjoyed every minute of it.
I really enjoyed this 3 part series! I learned much more than usual, because the length allowed more of your thought process to be included.
So, now I've been watching all three parts. The process of creating this painting through three videos was extremely exciting! Yes, watching and enjoying it is one side of the thing. On the other hand, we know that you have had to spend a lot of time to make it possible for all us. It is worthy high recognition. I still like the way you find and design tiny details, but also how you work with texture. Many many thanks!
just want to say thanks Stuart - I've recently started painting again, and I now have your laid-back voice in my head...with phrases like 'don't repeat' and 'illusion of detail' - it really helps me from veering into my old ways:) - I'm trying to 'find' my style - your approach is a massive influence - but obv its better if we all have our own ultimate versions - so I'm still exploring. I have an idea for you....how about a viewers gallery - like Tony Hart:) - you could feature pics and appraise them - might be an interesting angle (obv as you get to pick, then its not the same as a free tutorial). Anyway - if I'm ever in France again (have family there) I'd love to do a course at some point.
One of your best skies yet
Stuart I think you are a Great Artist…
I’ve been watching you for some time and have learned a lot. Thank you so much for all you do to teach us how to paint .. God Bless you and keep up the Great teaching 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
I had just spent a month in Scotland and the two Irelands in May of last year, I was so in love with the gorgeous landscapes and wondered how I would paint them when i got back to my studio. Chaulk it up to timing, seredipity or the gods smiling on me, within a few months of my homecoming I happened on Stuart's videos purely by accident and was amazed to dicover that he was teaching exactly what I needed, minus the koos of course.
I adore your way of instruction. Paper plates and throw away brushed I had just invested in expensive brushes. Now I want to cry. Should have seen your show a year ago. So much useful information
I was struggling with my landscape and see, along came my savior. Got a lot of ideas after seeing this vid. Everytime I watch one of your lessons I get so many ideas, I just need to put them in paint in the right way. Thanks and thanks again Stuart.
Glad it helped!
Come to see the clouds and stayed for the landscape. As always enjoyed the process.
Love watching your long videos. I am absolutely amased about your art of painting and about how little it takes to change the picture (or at least it looks like it is little). Maybe someday I dare to paint in oil, too.
Sure! Don’t be shy
Get your stuff ready and paint along- you can’t possibly make a mess!!!
I am as green as grass ! Oil is the easiest! Have fun!
This is my fav thing to wake up to. Ty Stuart😃.
I would guess that the number of oddballs w/ issues leaving inappropriate comments, compared to the number of subscribers & positive comments you receive, are minuscule? Didn’t know you could set filters. That’s rather handy!
And quiet is fine too. You have a way of making your viewers comfortable, like one is visiting w/ an old friend, & the moments of silence are just a natural part of it🙂.
I don’t mind hearing sounds of you moving around looking for things in the least. Imho, I say, save yourself the editing work.
I really really like that sky. I should like to have a go.
I love when I say stop, it looks good, and you stop!😊
Besides learning a lot by just watching you paint, I really appreciate you stressing the importance of avoiding turpentine AND the odorless varieties. I need all the brain cells I have left. It's hard to find artists online who demonstrate without the use of solvents. Thank you!
I am writing this from central Florida, my home in a retirement community. I paint small oil landscapes on panels and have recently switched to images primarily of skies. Your videos with your instruction have been immeasurably beneficial. Entertaining as well; we have a views on odd things and a sense of humor. I hope this gets to you somehow; it's my first attempt at a comment on you tube. I hope you feel the importance here in. Thank you so very much for your help in my development. One of the countless painters named Bob
Hi Bob! Congratulations for making your first comment!
Stuart, you are a Master
What a blessing.
38:20 LOVED the joke! LOL ... and so glad you changed that o-so orderly blue and white sky to the usual extravaganza of motion that typifies a Stuart Davies sky. XO
I now have great plans to go back to my earlier paintings that were minimally successful to dramaticize (sic) the sky in each of them. Than's for the ideas.
I liked this three video format and your explanation of when you stopped to let it dry and why. This oil painting thing and patience takes some getting used to after years of working with acrylics.
The sky is much better now. It suits the landscape.
LMAO ... The Rod Stewart brush !!!! That alone made the video well worth watching. 😆😂😄😊
Thankyou Stuarte for another Master of your amazing videos keep well.
Love ❤️ the landskyscape!
The new intro video is most welcomed (at last).
This sub no longer wonders what your studio space looks like. So, many thanks for that, and your new promo video, to!
SF
Marvelous. I want my painting to twinkle again. Thank you Thank you
You speak about people who leave you insults sometimes. It is really stunning that even someone as sweet, talented and non controversial as you still has to deal with mindless people online!
Loved the painting and the joke.
Primrose or cowslip, that's what I saw you plant to the left of that ridge line. Smashing!
3 parts of pleasure to watch, thank you Sir.
Completely agree about the happy state of mind. I think positivity spills over into your work
This is so weird. I haven't painted for almost 5 years, so I'm very rusty and been battling to paint a pretty sunset. Very frustrating so I just put it aside for a few hours till I can try over again. Thanks Stuart, your art is stunning.
Sam
I like you too but I'm sure we can do it
from Italy 🌈
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@@samp4050 a help with the translation -
"I am like you as well(havent painted in some odd years), but im sure we can both do it(if we put our minds to it)"
Hopefully this clarifies it a little better for you lol im sure this is what they meant..
It seems so easy ! One hour to realize it - Years to learn how to do it - - Wonderfull ! Regards from France !
Another great landscape.
Painted all day today and there you were, in my mind, as I painted my bits. Thank you.
Thank you again Stuart.2 days ago I painted a sky that I was not at all pleased with but your repainting of this sky is exactly what I needed to show me how to 'rescue' it. Will have another go tomorrow, hopefully with more success. Thanks
Thanks,Mr.Stuart👍🏻‼️
Maestro , desde Bogotá Colombia, se le admira y respeta su arte y su técnica, desprendida de cualquier egoísmo . Mil Gracias por sus enseñanzas.
Thank you so much, I enjoyed watching the entire painting from Australia.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for fixing "The Hill", which in my head I had been calling the Giant Mushroom Tree. You know better than I do though. The 'glazing'/wipe off was very, very interesting.
It was a great ride.
SEEN ALL THREE VIDS NOW, FABULOUS.
Thank you so much for sharing your painting skills
..I have learned so much from watching you.. THANK YOU!!!
Thank you!!! I love watching and listening to your videos. If I can afford to I will try your zoom classes. I’ll try and see if I can manage it.
Thanks for giving us your talent & your time. Much appreciated.
You should be paid for that, you make those low quality brushes look good with your talent.
Thank you so much for this lovely tutorial, and as always a it is a pleasure to hear you as well to hear the clatter of your equipment.
The truth is that you just invite us into your home, cat and noise and silence and all, and this is such a beautiful way of looking at what you do, and of learning from your peaceful approach. I particularly appreciated the reminder of the effect of the state of mind I am in, I always end up covering up the pieces I do when I am in a foul mood.
I only wish you had chosen that Mega-Brush... just to see the damage it can do!
I found the reddish horizon so daring, but it really transformed the atmosphere.
Started following you on Instagram, but these videos are really helpful, and I can tell you, you are a magnificent teacher.
Take care,
Emmanuel
Good lesson.
Thanks for teaching
Wonderful! Thank you so much!💚💚💚
I feel very fortunate to be able to watch your fantastic lesson again . You are a brilliant artist ! Thank you Stuart !
Many thanks!
Love this 3 part video, it's incredibly helpful and interesting, and your technique is remarkable!
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing detail. Paintings within paintings. I really like your ability to show depth and movement in your landscapes.Thanks for the lessons.from n.z
Rod Stewart paint brush. Definitely a hoot today.
Okay. So I've completed my "spring" picture with al the lighter colors with a little contrast here and there, BUT I'm a little bored now. There's no drama. So, I have to go back to my Sap Green and Payne's Grey to see what I can do to add interest. You've done such a great job at teaching us all about drama. Moving on...
Thanks to you I started to paint again. I learned from you a lot of good things, but mainly to be relaxed. Thank you.
I also learned from you to watch the sky. It's amazing. Sometimes I can take photos that cannot be painted because they can not be "believed".
By the way, I have a lovely cat too.
The reason I began watching your videos is the beauty of course but when I learned that you use panels not canvas, then I realized I can try oil. I didn't want to try it on canvas. Not artistically messy but just hard to handle the paintings or get a system set up to store them, too much having to stretch paintings on frames, too many technical doodah details other than painting. Very glad I came across your channel, not sure how long ago but it's been a while. Always inspiring.
Oh and that about school being made unenjoyable is why I unschooled my kid who got high level comprehension on CAT (California achievement test) and great language mechanics and everything else is above average. His dad insisted on the unenjoyable stuff but the kid refused to do any of it so he ended up basically learning everything online from 4 years onward. But of course unschooling means children learn first and foremost from making their own decisions about what to learn. It doesn't mean unlearning. It just means no need for a template or box to fit learning into. The template is actually the brain. Don't need 12+ years of memorization and regurgitation. The greatest benefit? Children learn to make their own decisions in a safe environment but of course this is not for every parent who have mostly all been schooled out of the ability to make decisions or learn or even think since so many of us were trained and programmed to repeat what we hear. Big difference.
I always find something new I can take to my easel after watching your videos. Thank you for sharing
Simply MARVELOUS!! What an incredible teaching lesson! The painting is just stunning! Thank you for your time!
Thanks for a nice finale to three parts. I enjoyed watching the touching up of the painting. It’s amazing what a dab of the brush here and there does for the final result. I even enjoyed the
“Dave “ joke.
See you next time.😎🇦🇺🦘
What an absolute pleasure to be in your company, the painting is a bonus! Thank you Stuart.
Beauty-full
Bem explicado , rico em detalhes , parabéns
Stunning ! Thankyou Stuart for sharing your time and talent :) xx
Beautiful painting
Why would anyone be rude or abusive on your channel? If they don’t like you or what you’re doing they shouldn’t watch you! Moving on … I love your videos and methods, which you explain very well. I’m about to start emulating your style … wish me luck!
I wonder when, at the beginning, you were searching for the words, how many of us said “dramatic enough” before you. 😄
As usual, I find this part of the painting before the others. I’m not watching any of this content in order. Love it just the same.
I have to say that I like the way you paint so very much!
When you start painting to me what you do is shocking.... but at the end it is AMAZING AWESOME!!! 😲😍You are unbelievable!
it's an amazing and very moving piece ~~~ ^^💔💔💚💚👍👍
Really Good Stuart!👍
Many thanks!
Love it 😀!
Enthralling, as usual Stuart. I have learned a lot over the years you've been posting these videos and I can't get enough of those skies! However, I do like to vary my landscapes a bit. Spring here in Cornwall provides me with a lot of colour beyond sap green and red ochre and I do like to add some evidence of human activity, even if it is just a distant church spire or tower, some hint of farm buildings, a smudge of smoke, a road or track. However, the focus is almost always in the sky! I love 'em!
I really like it.
Thank you for what you do! I learn so much from watching a
😉I’ve been following you in this 3 part series and it’s very enjoyable and inspiring, specially hearing your yokes and sense of humor. I went to France before the pandemic time and sent you a message asking for a class, unfortunately you were not teaching at that time. In the mean time I’ll join to one of the zoom classes. And I’ll play happy music and listen to jokes to paint in a happy mood, already following your advice….cheers from America!
I love the colours uve introduced in this painting! Thank you for these videos - im in the beginning of my painting trek- love your style and your clever commentary!
Thank you
Thanks for fixing that hard ridgeline; I know I like to take walks where I know I won't break my legs!😂 The sky is SO much better too, so breathtaking! I was feeling so bad,😭but you always lighten my mood.☺️❤️
. joining with you as you (create). Blessings
Thanks Stu this was wonderful - Thank you for the final installment! I also enjoyed being able to catch a premier and chat with you as well - a lovely bonus! Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it! I will do another very soon.
Brilliant - thanks!
Superb
I think I see Dave behind that tree.
Your paintings remind me of the song, "For the love of man " by Neil Young... "from the dusty road to the billowing sky let me wander there and let me wonder why".
This brush looks kinda like Kieth Richards... no, no wait.. more like Rod Stewarts hair.
lmao 🤣 thats gold Stuart purely.
Thank you so much for the lessons! You are very inspiring. I have a cat that looks like yours, some paint and brushes, and some big ole canvases so I'm psyched! Can you talk again about what board you use? I bought something from Home Depot this weekend and I have gesso but not sure I know what I'm doing.
Refreshing. Relaxing. Kind. Uniquely free from nags. Art at the top of the tree. 😉
Please STUART could you show how clouds with light sources are done - explain how
Also could you please explain how the colour progression from horizon goes
Thanks 😊
Always enjoy your videos. Also enjoyed the joke, but thought your comment of throwing the brush across the room when things go wrong was more amusing. Perhaps because that is the one thing I likely can do equally as well. ;-)
Seriously, your tips have allowed me to improve my paintings tremendously. I'm very grateful.
I would love to know the song that plays as the video starts. Very relaxing and calming.
ruclips.net/video/B869euGnFg0/видео.html&ab_channel=MusicForMovies96
Thanks! So when I’m in my studio getting ready for a session I’ll play this to set the mood. When the mind is right, the body will follow.
NOTE: You Tube allows me to save your posted videos. Then i can re-watch when I forget a lesson I need. Anyone can do this. Just click on the SAVE word and Create a Playlist for yourself.
biltifully
DEAR STUART, I KNOW YOUR BRUSHES ARE VERY CHEAP BUT HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF SOAKING YOUR BRUSHES THAT HAVE GONE HARD WITH PAINT IN LINSEED AND CLOVERLEAF SEED OIL, TO LOOSEN THE PAINT AND SOFTEN THEM. IT WORKS. ALSO, YOU CAN LEAVE IT ON BRUSHES IN BETWEEN PAINTING SESSIONS AFTER WIPING OF THE EXCESS PAINT. MANY BLESSINGS, ANNETTE QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA.
Rongillis in Winnipeg, smoken