Portrait Painting in Oils ON COPPER! - A Portrait of my Wife
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That's what is so great about oils; you can keep on adjusting it until it looks perfect. There's a certain point in a painting, where things don't look right, but if you keep on going, it eventually looks good.
Challenges are bridges to Higher planes and you cross it effortlessly with style - love it
I would say: stupendous. Detailed painting on rather small panel is great effort.
That was beautiful! The questions started acquiring in my mind when you said you were going to paint on a copper panel. And once again you began answering them throughout the process. Love the skin tones via fire light. I hope it does stand the test of time and is handed down for generations to come.
You are definitely the best artist of the generation! Between all of your mediums,
It’s insane how talented you are. Painting, drawing, digital and filming. Please keep up the inspiring content. I/we learn so much from you.
I'm an artist, mostly pastels. I came here to learn about painting copper pipes. Thanks for the tip on lead white.
Hi Andrew, rest assured that your painting will survive in centuries to come. It was rather widely used by artists in the 16th and 17th centuries like Rembrandt and the works were of course not large in size due to obvious reasons. The idea of painting on copper sounds strange in today’s time but it is gaining popularity. Your portrait is just stunning, the knowledge that it was painted on copper makes one feel that there is a latent warmth underneath the paint coming through.
There is also a company in California in the US which makes copper panels for painting, you have used their paint before and will know the name.
Best of luck with more copper panel painting, please show them off !
I am reminded of a line in a George Harrison son - "The more I learn, the less I know". Stunning rendition, great portrait capture!
Just started watching… that photograph IS EPIC‼️ 💚💚💚
Thanks for all the awesome, timeless information Andrew. I sling paint around a bit more haphazardly (uber expressive impressionist) than you but I find there is always good stuff to learn. Thank you for making all your knowledge available so freely. Kindness befits the children of The Great King! ...heaps of good returned to you I hope for!
Very well said William! I also sling “paint “ around; albeit digital on an iPad. I agree that Andrew always has valuable information that he freely shares,which is so helpful!
I just finished a portrait of my wife and had the same problems with the lips looking wrong. I was frustrated and almost gave up but it's nice to see how you push through the same problems.
Your best portrait of her yet.
Always a treat! Just when I think you’re done, you pull through with more exquisite detail! I was honestly shocked to see you didn’t have to apply any ground before diving in with paint. I would love to see your next piece incorporate the raw copper. I have been painting on aluminum panels for some time and loving it, but I still gesso and sand them.
8:07,. Glad to hear that a remarkable artist such as yourself also has moments of frustration with your art project and want to throw it out! It was suprising, but refreshing to see that I am not alone. Thank you. Excellent work as usual.
The copper as a substrate is really interesting and so cool.God bless you and your wife; she looks absolutely awesome; your love shows through the whole process. Thanks for sharing your time with your skills Andrew!
Hello Andrew, Great little portrait!
I have question for you: I have noticed all the times I watch you paint, that you have incredible dexterity. A very controlled hand with no wobbles in it. And as far as I can see you don't use a "mahlstick". Could you suggest some exercises to those of us who do not have this gift naturally?
You’re always such an inspiration just when I need it and you’re so tremendously talented.
This was absolutely amazing to watch. The panel is just beautiful. Your videos are always so illustrative.
You never cease to amaze me with your talent, I'm so in awe! Beautiful painting of a beautiful subject, and a sweet story to go along with it. Great timing too, as I am struggling with the features on a portrait of my Mom. This encourages me to hang in there. Thank you!
This is utterly beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing.
Just amazing, what a beautiful portrait! All my technical questions were already answered during the video and here in the comments section. ;-) So, the only thing left for me is to say that I love and became inspired by your recurring choice of high contrast lighting and extensive and deep shadow areas. It makes every portrait so much more interesting and natural. Can't wait for the next video!
I'm just over half way through the video and the artist is contemplating throwing the painting away. It looks amazing. I am now watching the second half in awe of this artists talent.
Copper??? Oils??? Oils on copper - crazy beautiful. I had no idea this could be done. Thank you for continuing to expand my options. And thank you for sharing your doubts as well as your amazing abilities.
Thanks Suzanne, trying to keep it real over here. 😂
fantastic Andrew the detail you acheived in such a small panel is amazing. looking forward to your next video of painting on copper
This is my favorite portrait that I’ve seen you paint. I have your portrait tutorial video, but this one made me so happy to be an artist. I see how painting what you love can be the key! What a challenge to want to capture that person you love so much, but the beauty in this painting makes it a cherished heirloom. Of course, she is beautiful, but you captured it in a way that only someone so intimate could. Favorite.
thats really awesome, turned out great! never would have thought to paint on copper.... and the light and shadows is brilliantly done--great warmth to this painting!
My goodness. I am captivated by this painting. This has real character and slight wabi sabi style on a difficult canvas just adds to my personal favorite portrait I've seen this year.
Beautiful painting; beautiful subject!
Such a beautiful painting! You make the skill that's required to paint a portrait look so effortless!💞💞💞
What an eyeopener! I did not even know you could do that on copper! What a great master class. Thank you Andrew!
Great video Andrew! Thank you for the early access.
Gorgeous painting. Love it 💖 thank you.
Hi Andrew, this is incredible and loved the way how She evolved beautifully and sine through the copper panel ❤️🥰 it’s a new learning and thanks for sharing the knowledge endlessly ☺️☺️
Wow I love the texture and lighting. You really did an amazing job!
That is beautiful. What a lovely memory you have now.
Another beautiful painting and beautiful subject too!
Best of your paintings Sir Andrew 💙💙💙 Amazing
I appreciate the details and specifics.
The painting is fantastic. Fantastic work. I really learn alot 😊💖
In simple terms enjoyed the progress with you... Lot of life in it
I just picked up a brush a month ago . I am so inspired by you. Your videos really helped me do a pretty decent job on my first portrait painting ever! :)
Thank you again Andrew You are an amazing inspiration for me
Beautiful as always. I think there is a point in every painting that goes sideways, some call the ugly stage. This video shows that patience and sticking with it and working through it pays off. You know if the Tisch has an issue with a painting we all will, it’s how we work through it and persevere that separates us.
Amazing work!!
Thank you for all your great videos and inspiration; love from Switzerland XX
awesome painting , light and shadow are amazing
Beautiful!
In case of having problems with the similarity in a portrait there's a helpful app called Resemblance Check. Anyway you nailed it, what a great painting video again!
You're literally an amazing teacher, im a student and i can say you're the best teacher i could ever have.
Wonderful painting!!!!!!!
Fantastic demo work sir 👌
Beautiful! I alway learn something new from your videos.
Awesome as usual! Keep up the good stuff!
I haven’t painted anything in a few years. Thank you for the inspiration to jump back in!
Fantastic!!
Beautiful painting of one very beautiful lady. Astonishing skill level. A picture that should make both of you very proud indeed.
Awesome portrait! Love the fireside vibes. Great work man!
Thanks bro!
This video was quite nostalgic for me as in Harare, Zimbabwe, my brother in law and his brother, owned a copper shop. One of the products 6 that I bought was a copper fire screen. It had the lovely Flame lily flowers painted on it. Your painting is beautiful.
You are so talented, like myself. Beautiful painting and such an inspiration.
amazing, just amazing
I was on pins and needles the whole time. It seemed to plague you almost the whole way through and, I agree, it was off and it was disturbing me as well. However, your expert eye and persistence really paid off. Great job!!! It’s one thing when I’m painting a horse or a tree but quite another when I’m painting my wife. Good Lord!! The pressure!! Great great video as it showed the vulnerability of the artist and the magic of the discovery process.
Love this. Portrait is fantastic and those copper panels are SO DOPE!!
Thanks so much! I appreciate that bro!
Thank you
This is fantabulous n incredible painting sir
So beautiful!
Wow. So interesting. Thank you for sharing this
Amazing, what an outstanding painting 😊.
Amazing...sir Andrew your the best❤️
Andrew Tischler my HERO my teacher thank you for sharing this stunning🎨🎨🎨 video🙏🙏🙏
Me encanta esa luz del rostro en la penumbra, muchas gracias por compartir su maestría.
as artist i learn more & more every a new video ... Thanks Mr Andrew Keep doing this wonderful jop 👏👏👏😍 ... Big fan.
Stunning
Very interesting seeing your process on this one. I'd never heard of the copper panels. The results were fantastic. ~Patty~
Superb!
Incredible mastery of color, light and shadows! All your works are very delightful! I really appreciate your creativity! It's a pity that I don't understand anything in English ...) I studied German at school, but I don't know German either)) Thank you so much for your videos!
Thanks for sharing that with us Andrew, and Rachel is a beautiful woman! That painting is superb, and it achieves so much, even though it is quite small. But then again, this is Andrew Tischler after all!
Great work❤❤❤🔥🔥
You simultaneously inspire the crap out of me and make me wanna quit! So thanks and, well… haha. Great content brother and good lord what amazing things you are gifting the world! Plus you seem like a great guy.
Rachel's painting is stunning!!! I am sure many of your audience love for you to have Rachel in your podcast question and answer get to know your other half..complimenting you...😀😀😀
This came out just gorgeous! I'm curious, did you use a clear gesso or anything before you began painting or did you go on top of the bare copper? Do you know if the paint will stick to it for the long term? I know you mentioned that zinc white bonds to out really well, but since it wasn't mixed into every color, I wonder about the painting peeling off over time?
Hi Andrew, when you started talking about the paint slipping off, I wondered if you had not considered using a metal primer which makes a tremendous difference to the robustness of paint laid over the top of it. And then just applied Gesso over the top of that.
The downside is that the warmth of the coppertone coming through would be completely lost since metal primer is grey. Perhaps a clear resin base which had been sandpapered to give it some tooth might achieve the effect and longevity you were after so that the warmth of the copper was not lost?
The thing is if you use these primers (that are in most cases, just an acrylic base) then there is no reason to use copper. Use ANY surface primed with that and your paint will be interacting with the same surface. Copper is expensive if compared to a simple wood or ceramic tile.
fantastico!!!
Beautiful 🙏🏿👍🏾
Your wife is a great model. She's stunning. Love your work. 🥰
It's beautiful.
All I can say is WOW.
Awesome 👍😎
SHE IS SO BEUTIFUL. GOD BLESS, THE THREE TISCHLERS IN YOUR HOUSE. 😇
great.
That’s incredible, Andrew! In love the warm tones and it’s super detailed for so small and image. How well does the oil stick to copper years down the road?
When you say “slipping off that copper surface”, was that happening while it was drying without intervention, or coming up (or picking up) when brushing over earlier layer? I wonder if artists ever prepped a copper surface by etching or roughing the metal. Fascinating! 🧐
You are a cool dude Andrew. Thank you for this and your channel content in general. 🙏
Nice work
Fantastic 💖💖
Very nice.
Andrew boss beautiful painting
What a wonderfulLy honest presentation. My goal is to be able to capture my wife in a portrait. Thank you Andrew!
awesome
STUNNING, just simply stunning!!!! I don't know if this is what you were trying to capture but what I see is a snapshot of a lady who is immersed in her thoughts and wanted to say something but she's not ready to say it yet. it's almost like she's choosing to dwell on her own thoughts a little longer before re-engaging with real life.
Very good
“Wow”
You had Your'e struggles, but It turned out very nice at the End. I love also the Texture of the Brushstrokes.