Ya man, his simple shapes, killer composing, and beautiful color always make me say, "dude, thats awesome! Well done sir!" By the end, every time. Whether he thinks they "turned out" or not!
There used to be a woman on TV who had a great 'painting demo' program, Sorry can't remember her name, but I have remembered a quote from her that is similar, "Today I'm going to paint or make soup!"
Your doubts about the composition, I think, are unwarranted. The buildings in the foreground are like an explosion. There is no doubt at all where the beginning of this story is. So many paintings fail to deliver this starting point. Here you are immediately drawing the eye to mystery. We are looking into a yard that is cut off by the frame in the very, very bottom right of the picture. My curiosity is immediately aroused. What's down there? Who lives there? I go back to the buildings for clues and then notice the broader scene. From the yard I move to the dwelling and from there to the ocean and distant headland and back again - a cycle that repeats until I can hear the muted roar of the waves, smell the salt on the air and, more than anything, actually feel in my chest the sensation of witnessing something special.
"I feel like if I overthink the waves, they usually don't work out." This is what I discovered with clouds. I used to painstakingly do a "portrait" of each cloud...and they ended up looking like they were made of concrete. I've loosened up and now they really do seem made of water vapor.
9:28 - michael’s brush touches canvas “” see a beautiful hooded cloak, in “” greened grey, light streaks of mixed white, thinned, narrow, run down its full length, the cloak, pushed back off the shoulders, reveals a the dress , the right shoulder, from behind , massive , in raised lengths, flowing in mixed greens, whites and yellows, in layered strips, ( beautiful ) , Darker shades of greens , the right hip, and main body of the dress, flow vertically, note: Michael’s bristles touch canvas and are on the right elbow and forearm ❤️
I honestly love the colors of the first house, they go so well together. And the touches of purple on the beach are such a good choice, I wouldn't have thought to do it. I absolutely love this painting!
Michael, gosh .. your “failure” (according to you) was still a beautiful painting. The buildings in the foreground were particularly “Edward Hopper-esque “ and well done. Love your attitude, humility, and approach to your work. Really inspiring.
5:02 , foreground, bottom right , “” see vertically in the wood grains of the wall , “” standing , three people converse one to another, “” just left , the darkened corner, “” see a ‘ lightened ‘ silhouette’ , this area contains their subject, to the right of the three, see one standing indoors listening in observance, now see low right, “ the back of one approaching” . . . I realize no one sees this, here, in just one corner, but , there is beautiful imagery everywhere in the painting and palette mixing, ( michael , you might see it )❤️
11:46 - bristles touch a sun bleached yellow blouse , buttons hold the cuff at the elbows, the collar is button down, with an inner neck construction , low rise up the neck two small buttons, the skirt is tangerine, elastic waist, to knee length, sky blue heart, at the hem , one side right. Across and facing this one , standing, “ peach slacks, of cloth, the blouse sunflower yellow, collar is ruffled elastic inner hem , stays above the shoulders, is just lower than a suggested collar, “” all on the palette right there, beautiful ❤️
I agree that analyzing the paintings that didn't work is really important ... I often do repeated versions of same scene with the old painting as sort of a reference and change the problem areas on the new one or start fresh again ... Wiping out with paper towel and scraping thick paint with pallet knife also good ...also The beach houses have a bit of a Hopper feel to them nice color/light and shadow ...
Thank you for taking us along on your process. I did need to hear that failure is an important part of learning. I know this but it’s good to hear. I also learn when you explain how and why you think what you’ve done could be improved. Sometimes it’s hard to know why. Thank you 🙏
“” HOPPER , Michael had displayed and taught about the paintings and artist, In his video, I remember the “” lightning rod “” atop the small house, near the sea, and , “” a weathered curtain shear suspended in a light breeze, delicate trails or paths of raindrops traverse permanently residing in the fabric, been awhile, magnificent that video Michael
Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. Many painters sell what you are giving freely. I can't really blame them, we all have to make a living. But after a while we grow weary of so many people and so many entities wanting our money. It gets nauseating. You're appreciated.
watching you paint is so inspiring!! My grandpa was a painter, so I have a bunch of his acrylics~ at 22 I have been feeling a lot recently that it’s too late for me to pick up a new skill if I’m not good at it right away but you teach in a way that makes painting feel so accessible! Especially with sharing that you’re still experimenting etc:) Thankyou!
It's literally never too late. I started painting at the age of 38 and surfing at 54. I would argue that you learn faster when you're older. The reason most people fail at learning something new is that they quit. You're so young! Go for it, and keep going.
Kathryn, you are definitely not too old to start! I'm 66 and only started painting a little over 3 years ago. I only enjoy it, and that's what it's all about. Go for it!
Enjoyed the painting session. There is a lot going on. I think its the first time i have seen you with buildings in the foreground on a coastal painting. How the eye travels across your painting and you keep the viewer interested in it is a thesis in itself. Maybe its one to re-visit again sometime. Reminds me to challenge myself which is something i don't do often enough. Brilliant as ever - best 15mins of the week!
Great composition ! Reminds me of Degas who often had large 'empty' spaces in the center of his pictures. Of course it never felt so 'empty', like you did with the waves
I think this painting is successful as a plein air sketch/painting. I agree with your analysis, although overall I didn’t notice much of what you pointed out as a problem, but I can see where improvements could be made. I really like the addition of the houses to the beach scene, something I avoid but will give it a try. I loved how you tackled the red on the house, the mix of red and purple really works for me! Thanks for the inspiration!
My eye was drawn to the red house and the light hitting it. Our eyes are naturally drawn to the darkest dark against the lightest light, plus red is a pretty eye catching color. I love the houses and I believe it wouldn't take much to "fix" the painting with the ideas you mentioned. Lately I have been going through old paintings from years ago and seeing all the things that need addressing which is a great way to see how much I have learned! It is funny how I felt I wasn't improving, I guess the growth is so gradual it seems insignificant. I must remember to leave some of my old paintings untouched, so I can revisit them down the road and see where I came from. Your Videos are always interesting and you are always inspiring Michael!
You did a really good job with the purple used on the distant wet sand! Plus, the blues and greens of the waves. Excellent! I'm a sucker for anything purple!
Hi. I love your approach and colours. I’m learning to oil paint en plein air. Fear of failure is real. Thanks for your video. Cheers from Ontario Canada
10:02 , around high mid-ground in the sea, “ a rolling wave swell “ , heightened by the distant background of a ridge reaching skyward, anyone can feel this movement approaching, beautiful capture Michael ❤️
Thanks John. How we paint is often how we live. If we're uptight and afraid it will show in our work. The psychological aspects of painting often get overlooked.
Brilliant painting, sir! I don't know what you're talking about. This is no failure!!! I love this painting. Beautiful vlog! It's fascinating to watch the whole process (from scratch to the final product). Great job! ... Greetings from the EU!
( Michael - 7:22 - freeze where you say “” permanent red medium “” , brush tip suspended, enlarge, until brush tip is the size of a finger, Look , barely above the top edge of the permanent red medium, “” SEE the winking mouse, his right eye, two nostrils , left eye open, it wears a hat , a type of cloth , yet flattened , “” this is really cute someone many enjoy if they see it ❤️
SEE , a beautiful “” high waisted gown , flowing full to floor length, the lady, her hair of darkened fuschia, so long , a foot lower than the waist, her face looks to the right and cannot be seen . The dress, full length gathered ruffles, the color as darkest purple mixed with black, Michael’s brush shadow is on the permanent red medium 7:26 , mid-drift, “ high waisted “ “ one piece, bare shoulder, certainly a Royal Gown ( some will see ) ❤️
Amazing video once again! Such a nice scenery for your composition! It's always really interesting to see the steps that you go through in your painting process. You have such a right eye for your color values. I need to practices these because I often realize how off my values were towards the end of my painting and it's pretty frustrating.. but a learning journey!
Live with it. It is a really fine painting. I love the colors, composition. I wouldn't change a thing. You and your large brushes--next time use a 6" Home Depot wallpaper brush! :) Rosemary Ivory brushes are great. Again, this is a damn good painting.
Thanks Christian! Haha, true about my brush. A number 10 isn’t big. It’s about as big as I can go without altering my plein air equipment. Maybe I’ll try a 12!! 😂👍
Getting set up in beautiful Pacifica Tackling beach houses as the wind picks up… Simple shapes, rough color and value approximation Painting with a large brush while minding saturation Seeking spontaneity, an idea to explore Check out Pat-re-on for more 😁 I love the reds in the sunlight and the shadows. That combined with the roof colors and the ocean and sky is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
(michael - in a re-watch , thinking of when you taught about a painter , seems like Wyatt maybe, This is a beautiful video and painting, not trying to detract from it’s high quality, all so exceptional as well as excellent.
Michael , 10:02 , low left corner , the shadow in the sand, ( that’s magnificent) , then look up just a bit , “” the sea sprays , “” at their risen height , then to it’s base , some will see a wink and a kiss together, think , um , “superimposed “ , many will see, draw down slowly , enlarge just a bit ❤️
You inspired me to paint at one of the toughest times in my life! I would pull up your channel when I was in my wheel chair after my car accident. I started painting for therapy and I love it now. You have become my favorite artist for sure. I have watched so many of your videos but this is one of my favorites. I love how you explain as you go along it really helps so much. It is always a great day when I see a new video of yours pop up! By the way now that I’m able to get out more I want to get a pallet like yours. I know you make them do you sale them? I would love to buy one from you and support my favorite artist, also it would always have some extra meaning to me. Anyway thank you for all you do to make so many amazing videos you definitely helped get me through a very dark time I am forever grateful. Hopefully I can come see your paintings in person someday at one of the galleries I’m only in Central California so not too far. Have a wonderful day.
Thanks Paul! I’m so glad you’re finding inspiration in my videos! I don’t make make palettes for sale but you can buy similar ones at artboxandpanel.com
wishing i become like him in my next years i remember when i was 14 or 15 I used to draw but a sassy girl killed my dreams by leaving a comment under one of my drawings saying "She looks like my loser friend when she tries to draw." And my dad said, "I brought you drawing materials, but I didn't see anything good." i was just young people !!😢 of course i wasn’t professional
Unfortunately we often get discouraging comments when we're young, or starting something new. It's especially upsetting when coming from someone close to us. They must be ignored! Keep going!
Awesome! I always learn so much from you and your vids, Thanks! I come back and binge and catch even more, so cool. Curious, were you at Rockaway or Sharpe Park maybe? Kinda looked like Rockaway but, boy, it's been a long time since I've seen it
I going to order the Rosemary and Co. #10 what other brushes did you use from strt to finish on this painting? My brush situation is not good it's time to get some new ones. Thank you for all you do for ud newbie painters. I also am now a patreon member it's the ;east I can do for all you do for us. Have a great Sunday.
@@chamberlainpaintings Thank you I will add a number 8 also! What size and style of brush did you use in the beginningg for sketching? A small brush like that sure would work well. Thank you have a wonderful week.
@@chamberlainpaintings “” Michael, thank you, hey I got the truck running, “” and “” my escapade of sitting cross legged changing the sweeper belt, ( 6 small screws ) , and wrenching my back is a bit better, ( being able to “” sit “” , never thought of that as a function that could be a problem, “” Chiro “” ppl love regulars. “” Wish I was a “” Famous Painter and Movie - Film Director , like you “” I bought an eco water color set, “” and “” have tried two paintings, maybe , just maybe, I could use , borrow , that wonderful scarf I’ve seen you wear a couple, few times, visually it appears as woolen perhaps, it’s plaid, browns in the pattern shade. Michael, you are “” A Great Man “” Your Painting, and Philosophy, ( words over the years ) , and “” Award winning Filming”” I do so admire your “” limitless creativity “” (🤐 < -- me, trying to shut up ) “” To the vid , back to the vid 😇❤️🙂””
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"Doubts?" No way! You have become quite the colorist, Michael. Incredible painting!
Thanks Dennis!
Ya man, his simple shapes, killer composing, and beautiful color always make me say, "dude, thats awesome! Well done sir!" By the end, every time. Whether he thinks they "turned out" or not!
I love❤, the amount of information 💓,. about 💝 this 💯, .💖interesting tutorial.💞 thank you for the beautiful video you share with us.💖,. 💕.,💓.
“Do not be afraid to fail; it’s an opportunity to grow” ❤️
I need to hear this over and over again…thank you !
There used to be a woman on TV who had a great 'painting demo' program, Sorry can't remember her name, but I have remembered a quote from her that is similar, "Today I'm going to paint or make soup!"
u and Emma posting in the same week is the highlight of my month.
Living in the bay and painting 🫶🏽 living the dream
Your doubts about the composition, I think, are unwarranted. The buildings in the foreground are like an explosion. There is no doubt at all where the beginning of this story is. So many paintings fail to deliver this starting point. Here you are immediately drawing the eye to mystery. We are looking into a yard that is cut off by the frame in the very, very bottom right of the picture. My curiosity is immediately aroused. What's down there? Who lives there? I go back to the buildings for clues and then notice the broader scene. From the yard I move to the dwelling and from there to the ocean and distant headland and back again - a cycle that repeats until I can hear the muted roar of the waves, smell the salt on the air and, more than anything, actually feel in my chest the sensation of witnessing something special.
Thanks Ross! I appreciate the positive feedback!
"I feel like if I overthink the waves, they usually don't work out."
This is what I discovered with clouds. I used to painstakingly do a "portrait" of each cloud...and they ended up looking like they were made of concrete. I've loosened up and now they really do seem made of water vapor.
9:28 - michael’s brush touches canvas “” see a beautiful hooded cloak, in “” greened grey, light streaks of mixed white, thinned, narrow, run down its full length, the cloak, pushed back off the shoulders, reveals a the dress , the right shoulder, from behind , massive , in raised lengths, flowing in mixed greens, whites and yellows, in layered strips, ( beautiful ) , Darker shades of greens , the right hip, and main body of the dress, flow vertically, note: Michael’s bristles touch canvas and are on the right elbow and forearm ❤️
I honestly love the colors of the first house, they go so well together. And the touches of purple on the beach are such a good choice, I wouldn't have thought to do it. I absolutely love this painting!
Michael, gosh .. your “failure” (according to you) was still a beautiful painting. The buildings in the foreground were particularly “Edward Hopper-esque “ and well done. Love your attitude, humility, and approach to your work. Really inspiring.
Thanks!
Really appreciate your critique at the end. I always learn a lot from you.
5:02 , foreground, bottom right , “” see vertically in the wood grains of the wall , “” standing , three people converse one to another, “” just left , the darkened corner, “” see a ‘ lightened ‘ silhouette’ , this area contains their subject, to the right of the three, see one standing indoors listening in observance, now see low right, “ the back of one approaching” . . . I realize no one sees this, here, in just one corner, but , there is beautiful imagery everywhere in the painting and palette mixing, ( michael , you might see it )❤️
Love seeing you process your work. Refreshing to see someone with your experience, experiment. Thanks for sharing ☀️
11:46 - bristles touch a sun bleached yellow blouse , buttons hold the cuff at the elbows, the collar is button down, with an inner neck construction , low rise up the neck two small buttons, the skirt is tangerine, elastic waist, to knee length, sky blue heart, at the hem , one side right. Across and facing this one , standing, “ peach slacks, of cloth, the blouse sunflower yellow, collar is ruffled elastic inner hem , stays above the shoulders, is just lower than a suggested collar, “” all on the palette right there, beautiful ❤️
11:24 to 11:33 - Michael, “” star fire emitted from the tip of the brush into the painting, a wonderous visual ❤️
I agree that analyzing the paintings that didn't work is really important ... I often do repeated versions of same scene with the old painting as sort of a reference and change the problem areas on the new one or start fresh again ... Wiping out with paper towel and scraping thick paint with pallet knife also good ...also The beach houses have a bit of a Hopper feel to them nice color/light and shadow ...
Thanks Nancy!
Thank you peaceful seascape painting.
Really like the video and the painting. I think the houses turned out to be the most interesting aspect of the painting.
Like your explanation of the structure of the painting
10:51 shore line sands , “” look and beckon the the sea in silhouettes, love this ❤️
Thank you for taking us along on your process. I did need to hear that failure is an important part of learning. I know this but it’s good to hear. I also learn when you explain how and why you think what you’ve done could be improved. Sometimes it’s hard to know why. Thank you 🙏
Such a cool composition, and I really like how you handle the buildings and the edges. The green roof is perfect. Nice one.
Thanks Maura!
13:03 - I think it worked out beautifully ❤️
I am not an artist but simply watching you paint gives me an incomparable sense of calm
“” HOPPER , Michael had displayed and taught about the paintings and artist, In his video, I remember the “” lightning rod “” atop the small house, near the sea, and , “” a weathered curtain shear suspended in a light breeze, delicate trails or paths of raindrops traverse permanently residing in the fabric, been awhile, magnificent that video Michael
Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. Many painters sell what you are giving freely. I can't really blame them, we all have to make a living. But after a while we grow weary of so many people and so many entities wanting our money. It gets nauseating. You're appreciated.
watching you paint is so inspiring!! My grandpa was a painter, so I have a bunch of his acrylics~ at 22 I have been feeling a lot recently that it’s too late for me to pick up a new skill if I’m not good at it right away but you teach in a way that makes painting feel so accessible! Especially with sharing that you’re still experimenting etc:) Thankyou!
It's literally never too late. I started painting at the age of 38 and surfing at 54. I would argue that you learn faster when you're older. The reason most people fail at learning something new is that they quit. You're so young! Go for it, and keep going.
Kathryn, you are definitely not too old to start! I'm 66 and only started painting a little over 3 years ago. I only enjoy it, and that's what it's all about. Go for it!
Enjoyed the painting session. There is a lot going on. I think its the first time i have seen you with buildings in the foreground on a coastal painting. How the eye travels across your painting and you keep the viewer interested in it is a thesis in itself. Maybe its one to re-visit again sometime. Reminds me to challenge myself which is something i don't do often enough. Brilliant as ever - best 15mins of the week!
Thanks Paul!
Love the flowing lines in the architecture, there’s a loose, breathing quality. Amazing color and cool composition.
Thanks Tad!
Great composition ! Reminds me of Degas who often had large 'empty' spaces in the center of his pictures. Of course it never felt so 'empty', like you did with the waves
I like this painting! It reminds me of an Edward Hopper.
I think this painting is successful as a plein air sketch/painting. I agree with your analysis, although overall I didn’t notice much of what you pointed out as a problem, but I can see where improvements could be made. I really like the addition of the houses to the beach scene, something I avoid but will give it a try. I loved how you tackled the red on the house, the mix of red and purple really works for me! Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks Leslie!
I feel like I learn so much from you. I could watch you everyday. I’m new to painting. Thank you for explaining while working.
My eye was drawn to the red house and the light hitting it. Our eyes are naturally drawn to the darkest dark against the lightest light, plus red is a pretty eye catching color. I love the houses and I believe it wouldn't take much to "fix" the painting with the ideas you mentioned. Lately I have been going through old paintings from years ago and seeing all the things that need addressing which is a great way to see how much I have learned! It is funny how I felt I wasn't improving, I guess the growth is so gradual it seems insignificant. I must remember to leave some of my old paintings untouched, so I can revisit them down the road and see where I came from. Your Videos are always interesting and you are always inspiring Michael!
Thanks! This painting is growing on me. I’m excited to return to this subject!
You did a really good job with the purple used on the distant wet sand! Plus, the blues and greens of the waves. Excellent!
I'm a sucker for anything purple!
Thanks Robert!
You rock, tomorrow is my weekly plein air day, so thx for the lessons!
Hi. I love your approach and colours. I’m learning to oil paint en plein air. Fear of failure is real. Thanks for your video. Cheers from Ontario Canada
Thanks Cathy!
You are such an excellent teacher! Thank you!
Great lesson. Thank you!
10:02 , around high mid-ground in the sea, “ a rolling wave swell “ , heightened by the distant background of a ridge reaching skyward, anyone can feel this movement approaching, beautiful capture Michael ❤️
Great video as usual. Thank you for the candid approach. At the end you were starting to sound like a life coach guru.! But all taken to heart.
Thanks John. How we paint is often how we live. If we're uptight and afraid it will show in our work. The psychological aspects of painting often get overlooked.
please never stop doing what you're doing! so inspiring!
Brilliant painting, sir! I don't know what you're talking about. This is no failure!!! I love this painting. Beautiful vlog! It's fascinating to watch the whole process (from scratch to the final product). Great job! ... Greetings from the EU!
Thanks Olda! I appreciate the positive feedback 😊🙏
@@chamberlainpaintings Cheers!
The buildings have a real Edward Hopper feel.
( Michael - 7:22 - freeze where you say “” permanent red medium “” , brush tip suspended, enlarge, until brush tip is the size of a finger, Look , barely above the top edge of the permanent red medium, “” SEE the winking mouse, his right eye, two nostrils , left eye open, it wears a hat , a type of cloth , yet flattened , “” this is really cute someone many enjoy if they see it ❤️
Emma posted and now you posted!?! It’s a good week 😊👍👋
SEE , a beautiful “” high waisted gown , flowing full to floor length, the lady, her hair of darkened fuschia, so long , a foot lower than the waist, her face looks to the right and cannot be seen . The dress, full length gathered ruffles, the color as darkest purple mixed with black, Michael’s brush shadow is on the permanent red medium 7:26 , mid-drift, “ high waisted “ “ one piece, bare shoulder, certainly a Royal Gown ( some will see ) ❤️
I really like this one! Always loved your cityscapes and combining a bit of architecture with a seascape worked really well IMHO
Thanks! I do wish we had more architecture by the ocean here in California
Amazing video once again! Such a nice scenery for your composition! It's always really interesting to see the steps that you go through in your painting process. You have such a right eye for your color values. I need to practices these because I often realize how off my values were towards the end of my painting and it's pretty frustrating.. but a learning journey!
Thanks Daphné!
Good one Michael nice to see some other subject matter than just waves. Lol
Thanks Roger
MICHAEL , “” the searing flash of energy upon “” Excaliber “” as you wield creativity across the canvas 4:53 “”
Love watching the process, thanks for sharing!
Live with it. It is a really fine painting. I love the colors, composition. I wouldn't change a thing. You and your large brushes--next time use a 6" Home Depot wallpaper brush! :) Rosemary Ivory brushes are great. Again, this is a damn good painting.
Thanks Christian! Haha, true about my brush. A number 10 isn’t big. It’s about as big as I can go without altering my plein air equipment. Maybe I’ll try a 12!! 😂👍
Getting set up in beautiful Pacifica
Tackling beach houses as the wind picks up…
Simple shapes, rough color and value approximation
Painting with a large brush while minding saturation
Seeking spontaneity, an idea to explore
Check out Pat-re-on for more
😁
I love the reds in the sunlight and the shadows. That combined with the roof colors and the ocean and sky is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
Thanks Suz! ☺🙏💛✌
We learn from analyzing our work and approaching it again and again. Lovely work Mike🍻 I'm healing well from my injury, I'll see you in April 🎨
Thanks Cedric! So glad you're healing. Looking forward to painting with you again soon!
It took me awhile to let myself fail. I’ve scraped off a number of paintings. But it is worth it.
(michael - in a re-watch , thinking of when you taught about a painter , seems like Wyatt maybe, This is a beautiful video and painting, not trying to detract from it’s high quality, all so exceptional as well as excellent.
I think it looks good...I like the houses...maybe a boat in the distance? Thank you!
Thanks Kerry!
Michael , 10:02 , low left corner , the shadow in the sand, ( that’s magnificent) , then look up just a bit , “” the sea sprays , “” at their risen height , then to it’s base , some will see a wink and a kiss together, think , um , “superimposed “ , many will see, draw down slowly , enlarge just a bit ❤️
You inspired me to paint at one of the toughest times in my life! I would pull up your channel when I was in my wheel chair after my car accident. I started painting for therapy and I love it now. You have become my favorite artist for sure. I have watched so many of your videos but this is one of my favorites. I love how you explain as you go along it really helps so much. It is always a great day when I see a new video of yours pop up! By the way now that I’m able to get out more I want to get a pallet like yours. I know you make them do you sale them? I would love to buy one from you and support my favorite artist, also it would always have some extra meaning to me. Anyway thank you for all you do to make so many amazing videos you definitely helped get me through a very dark time I am forever grateful. Hopefully I can come see your paintings in person someday at one of the galleries I’m only in Central California so not too far. Have a wonderful day.
Thanks Paul! I’m so glad you’re finding inspiration in my videos! I don’t make make palettes for sale but you can buy similar ones at artboxandpanel.com
@@chamberlainpaintings I will order one from them! Do you know which one of thier models is closest to the size of yours? thanks again for all you do.
Zink white is great for lightening without desaturating.
I used to use it until I read about problems with zinc white cracking. I usually lighten with yellow.
beautiful
Thanks, Michael. Fear holds me back from painting more.
I think we can all relate. Go for it! 😊
Wonderful work ✨✨🎉
Thanks Carmen!
Thanks for sharing this.
Your working style is amazing 😍..
wishing i become like him in my next years
i remember when i was 14 or 15 I used to draw but a sassy girl killed my dreams by leaving a comment under one of my drawings saying "She looks like my loser friend when she tries to draw."
And my dad said, "I brought you drawing materials, but I didn't see anything good."
i was just young people !!😢
of course i wasn’t professional
Unfortunately we often get discouraging comments when we're young, or starting something new. It's especially upsetting when coming from someone close to us. They must be ignored! Keep going!
@@chamberlainpaintings thanks a lot 🤍
I want you as my art professor smh
Sir, what is the object called? That you have attached with easel and using as your pallette ??
Your art is trying to cross a line! Don’t stop let it flow!
Yes, maybe it is! 😂🙏
Awesome! I always learn so much from you and your vids, Thanks! I come back and binge and catch even more, so cool. Curious, were you at Rockaway or Sharpe Park maybe? Kinda looked like Rockaway but, boy, it's been a long time since I've seen it
Thanks! It’s above Linda Mar
GOD bless
♡🖤♡🖤♡💜
I going to order the Rosemary and Co. #10 what other brushes did you use from strt to finish on this painting? My brush situation is not good it's time to get some new ones. Thank you for all you do for ud newbie painters. I also am now a patreon member it's the ;east I can do for all you do for us. Have a great Sunday.
Thanks Paul! I also use a natural bristle number 8 for blocking in.
@@chamberlainpaintings Thank you I will add a number 8 also! What size and style of brush did you use in the beginningg for sketching? A small brush like that sure would work well. Thank you have a wonderful week.
@@paulrhodes482 I usually use a number 2 natural bristle flat for sketching.
Good Morning Michael, ( just making coffee to wake ), 😵😵😵, It’s good to see you
Good morning Mark!
@@chamberlainpaintings “” Michael, thank you, hey I got the truck running, “” and “” my escapade of sitting cross legged changing the sweeper belt, ( 6 small screws ) , and wrenching my back is a bit better, ( being able to “” sit “” , never thought of that as a function that could be a problem, “” Chiro “” ppl love regulars. “” Wish I was a “” Famous Painter and Movie - Film Director , like you “” I bought an eco water color set, “” and “” have tried two paintings, maybe , just maybe, I could use , borrow , that wonderful scarf I’ve seen you wear a couple, few times, visually it appears as woolen perhaps, it’s plaid, browns in the pattern shade. Michael, you are “” A Great Man “” Your Painting, and Philosophy, ( words over the years ) , and “” Award winning Filming”” I do so admire your “” limitless creativity “” (🤐 < -- me, trying to shut up ) “” To the vid , back to the vid 😇❤️🙂””
Did u sell this.
No, it’s available 😊
Email me at chamberlainpaintings@gmail if interested 👍
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