SPRINGTIME Meadow | Loose Acrylic Painting Demonstration
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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Materials in the video:
Acrylic colors: Yellow Ochre, Burnt Sienna, Indigo, Burgundy + Titanium White and Mars Black.
The paper: 200 gram acid free sketchbook paper. But watercolor paper would work fine as well.
In this painting tutorial I'm doing a modern semi abstract landscapes with acrylics. If you want to take your painting to the next level I suggest you try and practise as much and often as possible. I paint a lot of my paintings on paper which is a nice way to save on expensive canvas and storing the finished paintings don't take up as much space either.
Some of my other abstract landscape painting tutorials :
Landscape with 3 COLORS ONLY: • Acrylic Landscape With...
Modern Abstract Landscape: • Abstract Landscape Pai...
Atmospheric Landscape Tutorial: • How to Paint a Modern ...
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I like how you explain everything and you don’t hide your mistakes. You struggled with the sky being too dark, but then you fixed it and you showed us how to do it. Great tutorial! Thanks.
Thank you Ed. Yes I think it's important to show the process as it is and not just a pretty edited version. I think (and hope) this approach is much more useful to everyone.
I love the addition of the burgundy. And, most importantly, how you talk about making adjustments to values as you go. You don’t mind redoing whole sections when needed.
Yes I do feel that it's important to show that it is a process and that we can change and layer over colors/areas that we don't like.
Today the sun is out and I think I might try some more burgundy :) Have a lovely weekend and greetings from Denmark.
Gorgeous!! I love the addition of burgundy! Such a beautiful color!
I really love how you show how you didn't love the sky and just kept working at it, layering more and more until you loved it. As always, the lines make it :)
Thanks again for sharing!!!
Thank you Jade! And yes I do feel that it's important to show the process...and that we can change and layer over colors/areas that don't agree with us.. And apparently that's sort of a mantra - because when I teach in-person classes and workshops I'm known to say "it just needs some more layers" haha. but really it does help to think that nothing is set in stone or ruined - it's just another layer. And as always thanks for watching :-)
I appreciated this teaching video. I have been trying to paint, all my acrylics and boards have been out on the dining room table for weeks,but this simple example of yours will get me going. Loved your sky adjustments. I will be Fearless!! Thank you!
I'm so glad it was helpful Joan! And I'm SO happy you took the time to write a message telling me about it - it's just the best feeling knowing that my videos are inspiring and helpful. So thank YOU for your lovely comment - and yes, now you must go ahead and be fearless! :-)
Love your channel ✌🏼 Thank you 🌷
Marie Louise, many thanks for your inspiring acrylic videos. My favourite medium until recently has been oil, but seeing your work has rekindled the desire to explore acrylic landscape abstraction. At 77, I am still learning! PS, watching Sandie Toksvig on British TV in superb locations. :)
I sure hope you'll follow that desire and give it a go. It's never too late to try new things - the most important ingredient is curiosity and a bit of courage to try something new and I sense you have both of those in you :)
Thanks so much for following along and leaving such encouraging feedback. Cheers :)
Thank you for all the time you put into these videos. I love them! I have tried your techniques with much success! Your willingness to share has definitely made me a better artist.
What a wonderful comment William - thank you SO much for taking the time to write it! And I'm so pleased that you are finding the videos useful. Wishing you all the best on your painting journey. Greetings from Denmark.
Love it!!! Loosening up has been my artistic problems for ages. I'll give this approach a try.
Again, and again....I enjoyed this sooo much.... I appreciate the time you take to show us your thought process.... love this painting.
Awww thank you for those nice words and for being so supportive! I'm really happy the videos are helpful. Have a lovely weekend.
Love this type of landscape very similar to where I live and your work always inspires me to to do a small picture almost everyday.
Always look forward to your next piece and will look at the course. Thank you
Peter Clarke
How lovely to hear Peter - you must live in a very beautiful place. Thank you for watching & greetings from Denmark.
Watching you do your work has inspired me to pick up my brushes and paints and get back at it. I really like your technique, thank you for sharing with us.
Thanks for taking the time to comment and thanks for watching. I'm happy that you are finding your way back to your brushes and paints again, yay!
I just love the burgundy color in this painting! ❤️ Beautiful!
I just can't believe why on earth I never got around to use it until now... It was just sitting in my paint cart for so long... A really nice discovery for sure. Thanks for watching :)
I learn so much when you make a correction. Thank you
Thank you showing
This is lovely! So many helpful nuggets of info for us here. Thank you!!! 🙏
Wow this is beautiful. So fun to take the tape off.
Mariëlle: This is really beautiful . Thank you.
Thank you for watching! :-)
Absolutely loved this painting and this demo!
So glad you liked it Kelly and thanks!
What a lovely painting you created right before our eyes! Thank you!
I have just discovered your channel after searching for a style of abstract landscape painting that resonates with me. I have no training in art, but I think I can still learn. I’m 73 years old and in the last year I’ve been trying all kinds of acrylic techniques, a little watercolor and even finger painting, trying to find a technique and style that speaks to me. I think I’ve found it. I love your art and your videos. I’m going to go back and watch every video you have, hoping that I can learn to paint. I look forward to finding out about the online course you mentioned! I don’t have enough years left to go to art school, but I want to learn to paint something beautiful. Do you think I can do that?!! Thank you for producing these wonderful videos for us!!
Yes I absolutely believe everybody can learn to paint! Sometimes we can wing it on our own but most times we need a little help. When I teach adult learners I always say that the most important ingredient is having a REAL interest in subject we are trying to paint. And the willingness to practice. Always paint what really interests you, wether that is landscapes, still lives or portraits. In Denmark we have a saying that goes something like this "Passion is the best driving force" And I really believe that to be true.
So of cause you can learn to paint something beautiful, absolutely!
Cheers and thanks for being here. Greetings from Denmark.
Don’t sell yourself short! I began learning to paint at age 78, the same way as you are doing now. Keep it up, your art is your unique creative expression. I’m not the best artist but I may be the happiest now at age 81. I’ve even sold a few pieces after gaining confidence to actually exhibit my work at various places around my town.
Congratulations to you and your tenacity 👏🎉
Wow that’s interesting- I bought the W&N big student watercolour set and found indigo and burnt sienna to be a magical mix too, perfect complimentaries. I’m glad they’re available in acrylics too
Yes you are spot on, love the magic of those two colors :)
I like so much watching you while painting!!
Blue is the most difficult color to cover up!
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Thank you so much for this video which is very much appreciated.
I have just subscribed to your channel
Colin.
England.
Thanks Colin and welcome to the channel ⭐️
Thank you once again for another very inspiring painting. I have been trying to be more loose and you videos have been such a great help. I especially love your pallet and the use of the burgundy color. You also are so open with your need to redo areas that are just not right.
If your future class is on U Tube I would be most interested in pursuing it. Many thanks again. Please continue sharing your wonderful art. Happy Spring!!!
You are so welcome Vickki! Yes I feel it is important to show that painting is a process and there are different approaches. I like to share mine or at least what I have found out and developed over the years.
Thanks for watching and leaving such a sweet comment! Happy Spring to you too and greetings from Denmark :)
Looking forward to following along with this,when I next paint. cheers Marie
Any time Marie! And I hope to see what you'll create next.
I love your lesson. Simple and effective. Thank You
Glad it was helpful. Greetings from Denmark :)
I really love your demonstrations and your work. Thank you for sharing these videos!
Sei bravissima
beautiful indeed, and the burgundy color gives it the spring touch! love your work☺️
You are such an inspiration, thank you for posting. Love the new colour addition we all need a lift in mood and this is perfect. Stay. Safe
Yes you are absolutely right! I didn't think about it like that - but yes we can all use a lift in mood during times like this!
This is beautiful. TFS
Thankyou for sharing, I definitely struggle with staying loose but learning so much from watching your videos. The landscapes you create are so atmospheric.
I'm so glad you find the videos helpful, Tia! And thanks for taking the time to write me such a lovely comment. Have a lovely weekend & greetings from Denmark :)
@@TheDanishPainter Thankyou! And have a wonderful weekend too. 🙏☀️✨
So inspired by your videos and your gentle and encouraging manner. I’m trying acrylics for the first time and finding keeping things loose quite difficult. Thank you for sharing your talent. Best wishes from Northern Ireland.
I'm so happy you find the videos helpful Marion. Painting loose is very difficult for many of us so you are definitely not alone.
Thank you for watching and for leaving me feedback - I appreciate it a lot.
Very elegant!
Leaning so much from you. Love your work.
Thanks John🙏
Very excited that you are doing a course!
Yay! Thank you Carolyn, I'm so excited too!
I love love love your style
Thank you Najma 😊
I just found you and l absolutely love your color choice and admire how come make such awesome art! Keep up the great work. I have been painting for seventy years and still struggle! Thank you foe your honest original ideas!
Welcome and thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment.
I LOVE YOUR WORK? IT IS SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL
Thank you Geneviève! :)
Perfect‼︎ So beautiful‼︎ Thanks for sharing‼︎
Thank you so much & have a lovely week 😊
Beautiful! 🧡
Wonderful landscape painting
Loved the burgundy colour 👍👍👍
Me too, it really changed the feeling of the landscape.
It’s beautiful. I took inspiration from you and tried to paint loose. As I did the painting I heard you say paint loose. It worked well for me I was pleased with my painting and I also ended up with a spring landscape. I didn’t have a plan it just happened. Thank you for your wonderful work. 😍
Yay I'm so glad to hear it. Keep going you have more great paintings ahead of you! Thanks for watching 🌻
@@TheDanishPainter ❤️
Well explained . Beautiful painting and ❤amazing tutorial .
Thank you Raana🌻
Wonderful ❤😊👍
Hiya Marie Louise, I love it and your technique and I'm definitely interested in your new course so I'm going to have a look at it. Thanks very much and stay safe. David.
Yay, thank you! You stay safe also.
Best, Marie Louise
You're good! Love your work, style and methods. Could you please get a bit into how you thin your paints? I assume you use media and not water...?
Great video!
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Wonderful!
Glad you think so! Thank for watching :)
Not a new colour, but I'm starting to use cobalt blue and burnt sienna a bit more in my skies and seas. I love the variations you can get.
Beautiful painting again, looking forward to the course too!
Oooh cobalt blue - such a wonderful color. I have periods where I use it and like you say its excellent for sky and sea. Thanks for sharing, I had forgotten about cobalt blue but now I think I will go find it and put it on my work table to that it can inspire me to use it!
@@TheDanishPainter it really is a lovely blue. Either that or cerulean blue with burnt sienna can also make beautiful variations. Have a great weekend
Yes cerulean, another favourite! Wishing you a lovely weekend also.
Hello everyone! Spring is finally arriving here in northern Denmark and I couldn't be happier. I felt so inspired by the seasonal change that I tried out a new acrylic color in addition to my regular palette. Please enjoy the video & stay safe!
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yes! I am interested in the course! I will be watching for it. Thanks!
@@rosemaryclark610 Thank you for watching Rosemary!
Awesome videos - and I hope you make a digital course. It is such an inspiring to watch your videos
Hi Bertel and thank you!
Yes I' working on a digital/online course. If you'd like to read more about it you can go to my website www.danishpainter.com and find out more. Thanks for watching!
Loved the painting , was not sure when you first changed the sky.but it grew on me..have tried this style of painting but got very frustrated with the results, guess its down to patients and perseverance?
Yes...sometimes it also helps to paint the whole thing over with gesso and try again ,-)
Beautiful..!!
Thank you very much 🌻
Very beautiful painting 😍
Thank you Soraya! 😊🙏🌷
I have been to Denmark. Great country.
Thank you, yes we are very blessed.
Really beautiful ❤️
Thank you!
Wunderschönes Kunstwerk, so leuchtende Farben. Danke dafür. Wäre es möglich die Beschreibungen/ Erklärungen im Tanskript auch auf Deutsch zu erklären. Vielen Dank😊
Really helpful video! I love it!
So glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching and happy painting :)
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I recently discovered your channel and am so inspired by your beautiful, loose landscapes! When painting on paper do you first coat with gesso? Looking forward to your next video.
Thank you Laura. No I don't usually gesso the paper first but you definitely could. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video :)
What kind of Acrylic paint do you use? Is it a craft or student grade? Do you add water to the paint?
These videos are phenomenal. They really help understanding acrylic painting in an abstract loose way. I do have a question. Do you use your paint a little wetter then right out of the tube. The paint seems a little wetter in the first couple of layers...thanks RT
Hi RIck and yes you are spot on - I will often add some water to thin the paint. If you want to avoid adding water you can use some acrylic medium to thin your paints instead. Hope that helps and happy new year!
Beautiful!! The paper react a little better then you paint on canvas or not? If so, are you use any glaze or medium ( on canvas)?
Thank you !!
Usually just water but sometimes also a glaze.Thank you for watching :-)
Love your paintings. What kind of paper do you use? Thanks.
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Thank you Danielle 😊🌷🌷
Very interesting, acrylics on paper I've yet to try out. Is the paper primed? How different is this from using watercolor?
Sometimes I gesso the paper first but not always. It very much depends on the type of paper and wether or not you like to work on an absorbent surface.
This way of panting is very much like watercolor so if that is something you enjoy I suggest you give it a go. Thanks for watching!
I a, very interested in your course!
That sounds great and you'd be very welcome. Hopefully the course will launch tomorrow over on my webpage at www.danishpainter.com
Thanks for watching :-)
Beautiful painting
Will u please share the brushes details which u r using ?
Thank you 😊 It’s a cheap brush from the hardware store.
Ok
Hello Marie Louise, I’m enjoying your videos and learning practical tips from you. 😊 Thank you. What paper and what gsm is your sketchbook ? Anne-Rita
Hi Anne-Rita! I have different ones but my favourite ones at this time are Daler Rowney Ebony Artists sketchbooks. The weight is 160gram/109lb on those. They are spiral bound too which I prefer. That way I can open the sketchbook up all the way and it stays open.
The weight will wary from brand to brand but usually the thicker the better. Alternatively use a coat of gesso on the paper first. Hope that was helpful. If you want to know the specific weight used in any of the videos you can check the description under each video to find out more.
Thanks for watching & have a great weekend :-)
@@TheDanishPainter Thank you, my paper has been buckling so I think I will treat myself to a new sketchbook.
@@annev4466 Sounds like a good idea. I would try out your old paper with a coat of gesso too. You could coat a page in advance so that you have a page to work on when inspiration strikes ;-)
@@TheDanishPainter 😀
Is your course going to be available on RUclips. We dont have a computer. Just a simple smart phone. Thank you. Chris
Hi Christina. No the course will be hosted through another website but you would be able to see and access the course from any smartphone , tablet or computer.
Polish subtitles pleace 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Love the burgandy and was indigo the blue ?
Indigo blue, yes. Thanks for watching!
Burgundy! I think , or know, I misspelled - don't like that! love ALL you paint!!!
@@weezieglascock9332 I didn't notice but I'm no spelling wiz either! Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Is that black which you lay down after the yellow?
Yes it is Mars Black
I am now taking your course online, and it is easier to see what colors you’re using.
@@claireblizard652 Okay I'm so glad and thank you! If you have any questions related to the course please leave them on the course so I can answer you as quickly as possible. I get so many comments here on RUclips and although I want to answer them all my online students come first! :) Thanks again & happy painting! 🌻
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Thank you & welcome back 😊💯💯💯
Do you accept American Credit cards for payment for classes?
Yes I do. I use an american company called Stripe.com to handle online payments and they accept all major international Credit and Debit cards.
@@TheDanishPainter great!