How To Paint Landscapes From Photos PART 1 | FULL PROCESS With Commentary
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2021
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This video is about how I interpret a landscape photo that I took including how I decide what goes into the painting and what dosen't. The whole process of creating a painting on paper from start to finish with commentary and all my thoughts, ideas and decisions along the way. Part 1 of a two-part series - acrylic landscape painting tutorial for beginners.
Acrylic colors used in the demonstration:
Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Medium Yellow, Mars Black, Titanium White.
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When I go to a music concert, I attentively watch the musicians playing, but when I get home I cannot play the violin. Similarly, I watch and listen to your demonstrations with great interest, but I cannot (yet) do what you do. This does not undervalue your excellent performance, it is the realisation that I need to practice much more than I do, in order to gain your level of skill. Another entertaining an informative video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Indulge me suggesting that you do more of these how-to use and paint from inspirational photos... and then do a series of demos on scaling up to larger works and the challenges painting bigger (like the piece behind you on the wall).
ML, please know we interested artists are not put off by 20-30 minute vlogs but breaking them up into "parts" is OK, too.
Cheers to you there from me here in Virginia, USA!
I wondered if it was possible to do enormous wall sized paintings in small blocks . A tall order I think. Thank you for your tuition. I always enjoy it.
I enjoyed watching this wonderful tutorial!
Hi Marie Louise, thank you for this tutorial. Looking forward to part2 and starting your course next week. X
Hiya Marie, I loved watching the process and particularly like the sky at this point as skies can be so problematic. I'm looking forward to part two.x
This is wonderful Marie!!! I appreciate this so much!! I'll be on pins and needles waiting for your next video!!
Thank you so much!!🥰
I have just recently discovered your art and videos. Love the atmospheric feelings you capture in your paintings. You have inspired me to keep working on my art as I move to more abstracted landscape. Thank you for your generosity.
My pleasure Candice, glad they are helpful.
Calm, effortless and very useful! Thank you👏👩🏻🎨
Thank you kindly! 😊
Great video, thank you! Looking forward to seeing part 2. I'd be really interested in seeing how you translate these smaller pictures into your larger works.
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching Jon!
Cheers :)
I’m learning and being inspired by your videos, thank you. Can you do a series on how you use these smaller works as a base to create a larger painting?
Thank you for sharing this painting tutorial waiting for part 2 I’m glad ur showing real time video 😊👍
My pleasure 😊
Recently found your channel. You produce very good videos and your art is lovely. 🙏🙏
Excellent!!!!
Glad you like it!
Wonderful ❤️
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm new to subscribe, I love your style, beautiful.
Thank you and welcome to the channel :)
Best, Marie Louise
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Hello Painters. The video today is all about how I interpret a landscape photo. How I decide what goes into the painting and what dosen't. ►► Get my FREE GUIDE - 5 Proven Ways To Loosen Up Your Painting Style
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Have a lovely and creative week,
Marie Louise
Another mesmerising video. Thank you. You mention the.paper is Daler. Watercolour paper or acrylic? The paper looks quite thin. Do you ever paint on canvas or panels?
Hi Sarah, yes it's Daler Rowney Ebony Artists Sketchbook 160/110lb. I also sometimes use watercolor paper like Strathmore or Arches. Sometimes I use whatever I have on hand and make experiments. If your paper weight is thin you could gesso the paper first as it will take more of a beating and be less prone to buckle.
I do also paint on canvas and have painted on panels in the past.
Thank you. I have a question, the colors of the paint.
Wow! Coming out nicely! What kind of paper do you use?
Thank you Danielle! This particular sketchbook is from Daler Rowney 160g/109lb paper.
I love your videos and find them so helpful and inspiring. Thank you. I have a question. What paper do you use? I use thick paper (300 gsm) and use masking tape as you do. But I find when I pull the tape away it picks up chunks of the paper, spoiling the effect. Is there a way round this?
Your paper sounds perfect. I think you need to prime your paper with a couple of coats of gesso first and that will probably solve your problem. Alternatively use a different type of masking tape. As you can probably tell I reuse my painting tape many times and as it gets worn, less sticky and won't rip the paper. Thanks for watching Alan!:)
Thank you for your reply and advice, invaluable! I'm learning so much from you as I'm sure many more are. A million thanks!
@@alanhughes8139 My pleasure :)
Hej Marie Louse. Jeg set nogle af dine videos, og vil rigtig gerne i den retning med mit maleri. Jeg har et spørgsmål. Har du et maleri på canvas hvor jeg kan se din fremgangsmåde hvor der ikke bruges så meget vand ?
It appears your paints have alot water in them also would this work on canvas. I don't paint on paper.
I can’t see your scketch work.
I can’t see your work.