I love how much you plan for your paintings using both traditional and digital methods, it really is the difference between a meh composition and a captivating one which you always seem to master. I think my record for drawing in one sitting is 12 hours, my posture was never the same afterwards 😂
Your'e a madman! I love it. Your talent is so gut wrenchingly, almost painfully beautiful. I can't express how much I've learned from you. And, just thank you for your generosity in helping us hacks out here!
Andrew I have to give you a round of applause for taking on the challenge despite feeling groggy at the start. What an example of not waiting to feel inspired or ready to paint. True dillegence, perseverance and grit. Your painting is beautiful- another masterpiece in the making. Speaking of masterpieces, what wonderful news (on comments) that you have been blessed with a beautiful baby. May God bless and protect your precious bundle of joy. Have a blessed Christmas and Thank you for being a modern day master artist who raises the bar for our generation and will continue to inspire generations to come.
You're amazing Andrew. All of us fledgling artists admire you and your work. I am especially touched by you crucifix on your studio wall. Thank you for sharing your faith too!
Andrew, you sly new DAD! You are just practicing being up all night with a new baby and helping your wife get a full night's sleep for a change! Mission Accomplished, Sir! Merry Christmas all. 😴😺
@@AndrewTischlerArt Andrew My hubby spends many nights up and the most of the day before and after too, do you work because you can't keep ideas still in your mind? Artists are a unique breed and have unusual life patterns but look at the amazing results! Just spectacular, interesting how most great stuff happens during the time when others are dreaming! Love the video, enjoyed this journey with you and would bet you could sell the horses today! Thankyou! Win win!
Congratulations on completing the challenge. Sometimes we need that kind of experience to see things from another point of view, to discover new perspectives. Your studio is fantastic, Andrew. Could you take a tour and show us the details, the tools, your easels, supports, lighting, etc? What a wonderful studio!
You go man! I wish when I was younger there were people I could watch oaint. Ive learned so much just watching you and listening to your wisdom. Ive painted since I was 7, in 2nd grade. Now retired im painting daily and thank you for sharing your knowledge. Bless you😊.
To be honest since I changed my work for better, I spend day in office, come home at 17h, walk my dog and I am ready to paint from 18-22h and tbh I am pretty wasted after the 4h of focus for painting. You're a beast!
Thanks for sharing your journey as a part-time artist. I needed to hear that I'm not alone in that. Yes, I know that feeling of counting down the hours in my day job so I can get back to my little studio (AKA small guest bedroom & I'm embarrassed to admit that I hope no one will visit me cuz I can't imagine not being in there!) My goal for 2022 is to keep using those 'spare hours' to improve as an artist - oh and I plan to retire somewhere in there so I can paint and paint and paint (I'm going on 70 lol) I work half time at one job and balance that with my real estate work and managing the house for my family which entails a lot of cleaning and maybe some cooking. So, if a 69 year old woman can do it - you youngsters out there can do it too!
@@happycamper6560 Glad to hear you are dealing with stuff in a good manner! It's always nice to plan further. I love my day job, so no counting of hours :-) And after work I love to do creative stuff. I love oil painting, but tried on with crotcheting too :D
First, Great job. Second, I have found over the years that I myself have only a Four hour window. After that ny brain seems to go sideways. Now...Don’t touch that painting. What you have done is perfect!!!! Take a day off to rest then go another 24 hour challenge to finish what you started in the same way you started it. If you go back to your normal routine.... you will paint the same way you always do..... and that is not what you were trying to accomplish. Note: go back and listen to what you said in the video. Also,, You know how guitarists, Legends, have a sound that is all their own ? That is what you are trying to achieve. And you are right on the edge. GO BACH AND FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED !!!! You are already exceptional,,, now be GREAT !
Theres no one like you, Mr.T.....while personally I dont paint this way ,WOW....just amazing what you do, your videos are exceptionally well done ....thankyou for sharing you talent, experience and knowledge
We want to see how you continue/d with that painting! Wow, got us so excited, cant wait to see how the block-in is done and how you go on after that. Thanks in advance from Israel!
19:35 This seems to be the Proof that this was a legit 24 hour challenge......... *a much more complicated question to answer when someone has been painting for like 23 hours straight.* What an epic challenge..........thank you for suffering doing that so we don't have to!! 😉 💜 Happy Holidays to you and your family 🎄 ........this was actually a lot more fun to watch than I thought it initially was going to be.
I used to sometimes spend about 20 hours a day painting when i was younger until work and commitments killed it off. Im older now and have some spare time at last and am trying to get back into it. It seems like average life and other commitments kill art off when its the one thing you really like and could go for . .There's nothing wrong with spending a lot of hours on something you are really committed to so go for it! Go for it like mad and good luck !
A pure artist. Wow. The 24 hr. Challenge is something I understand. I did lots of late night drawings and found some things I thought I could never do, but did. when I was young. But I find I'm always pushing for more revelation. You are a fantastic inspiration.
I am amazed at how much you achieved and so impressed with you talent. I do own a number of your DVD’s which are brilliant. I have painted for 24hrs to complete work for an exhibition in pastel, put it in a frame then drove for 45 minutes to deliver it with no coffee at all. I learnt a lot from doing it. I fiddled a lot and put heaps of detail in the focal point/subject finding I had very little time left to do the background. I was determined to get it finished so had to change the way I normally worked. It was a double portrait. Speed painting the background taught me so much and I totally surprised myself, forcing me to leave out detail. I was so elated with the results I felt wide awake and full of energy. Cheers Pat Barry
You are really testing yourself mentally and physically with this type of challenge, not only that you covered a LOT of canvas which is always a win. Thought you wouldn’t make it. Andrew I think you should try the ultimate painting challenge! One pass of the canvas only, each stroke placed and then left alone, this will ensure you loosen up!👍
The power of the Holy Spirit into an Artist that make people happy with the beauty of his gorgeous Art! I am so thankful to you, Andrew.. God bless you always.
Totally understand ... I get lost in my paintings and time melts away. I don't recommend to others. Going beyond 24 hours can cause many errors. Blessings on your challenge and breaking the block.
I’ve had artist block for awhile now, I had a near death experience and since then I haven’t touched my paints and can’t seem to get out of this artist block.. started looking at landscape painting and found your video. Love how realistic your paintings are, your work is incredible! ❤
Think we all benefit from a little pressure.(wow 24 hours at the easel though).l liked the way you found your grove and ways to become more economical with laying down your colours.Awesome work 👍
Wowow.. 2.5 M x 1.5M canvas with that NOT SO BIG brush for 24 hours.. LOLOL... OMG... And it is ANOTHER ENJOYMENT to see a professional landscape painter's studio, the instruments, the tools, the painting procedures, and skills. Very good space for painting when you want to zoom in and out with a distance for your works. Hmmm.... Being a professional painter isn't an easy job at all but I saw your perfect pitches on painting from the themes, mountains, animals to the land. VERY IMPRESSIVE.
So glad to hear your comments about wanting to become looser. The super detailed paintings that you paint always catch your eye for a moment but they lose interest in no time at all because there’s nothing left to the imagination for the eye. At one point I gave up watching your videos due to the tiny little millimeter by millimeter details you add. That is the work of cameras and people who copy photographs rather than create art. I’ve been absolutely amazed at how many times I have been painting, did not like what I was seeing, and in resignation before wiping it off take a few what the f brushstrokes or a few strong wiping off strokes to remove what I did and find that it instantly looks better and more interesting. The more careful I am the worse it looks. It seems the hardest thing to do is to let those happy accidents happen while still staying in control. Yet I think it I s essential a values, simplifying , and composition. I hope you continue on this path of painting looser as it will take you to a new level of quality or truly great art.
The beauty of this challenge is you have a very large painting almost finish. It would take me 6 months to do one this size! You did great! Can't wait to see the finished result!
Was für eine Herausforderung und was für ein tolles Ergebnis. Meinen Respekt für diese großartige Leistung. Alles Gute für die Zukunft und viele Grüße aus Deutschland.
I am learning how to digital paint but following the guidance of oil painters on YT like yourself. So far 1.5 years of experience. I think I am progressing well. However, I am nowhere near what you can do on photoshop lol. Maybe in my third year. I made leaps in my digital painting skills implementing info from YTbers like yourself. However, when I got to a certain point, I finally sat down and started to learn about the fundamentals. Then my skills jumped again. It was like bridging the gap on what was off about my painting. I like watching videos like these and trying to implement something I saw in it into my own painting process.99% of the time I flop hard when I try it for the first time. I stayed up 24 hours trying to fix my painting the second time I tried painting. I tried everything but could not solve it. The next day I recorded myself digital painting the same thing and it came out far better. It then took me a week to really find out why the problem occurred. It was new painter mistake #1 going straight to the details before the foundation is fully formed. So I started to go on YT seeing how various artists started their paintings. I won't lie to you the way you paint I can understand, but it annoys the hell out of me. I don't have enough skill and knowledge to pull that off yet lol.
Your dog did the 24 hours sleeping challenge. Seriously though, you're insane, Andrew. Loved to hear that even absolute legends like you still overestimate skill and underestimate time. I guess that's just the endless amount of passion pushing you to greater and greater levels of skill. Congrats!
You are such a joy to follow, I loved watching this video🎞 ( and how you put it together , music so appropriate too 👍) I have watched it a second time now, always in awe of your wonderful skills! 🎨 Your ''heros'' are also artists that I also appreciate, and I do love a lot of Peder Mørk Mønsted art work as well. You inspire so many, and keeps me wanting to better myself constantly, so, many, many thanks again to you Andrew.♥( A bear hug for Hugo🧸xx)
@@AndrewTischlerArt Thank you for your reply, cool that you like Monsted too😊 I'll be spending this Christmas alone as the friends I was going to are down with Covid... ( one of them) and today have a funeral to go to as my dear (old) neighbor passed this week... ah but what a blessing to have a home, my cat and my paints! I'll do just fine .. God is good! 🙏⚘☝️🇳🇱
You are an amazing artist, your work takes my breath away. Your brush strokes, tones, use of color just amaze me time after time after time. This was an demanding challenge you gave yourself and the phycology behind it quite interesting. I can see where you were coming from and think you quite clever. The painting is, as always, breathtaking…..but I know that only means something if you feel that way about it. As a painter, I too struggle with how I see my work. Others may love a piece, but if I don’t, it will never be seen. You, Mr. Tischler, are one of my painting hero’s hands down! Thank you for the constant inspiration.
I'm only halfway through your video and this is quite amazing. I was given a photo of a "modern day," Montana cattle drive by a total stranger I had a conversation with at a local festival. I got very excited and already had this huge canvas. Probably as wide as yours but taller. I got the composition sketched in and was into the painting. Never having done one this large, I had not taken the physicality of the whole thing into consideration. I have put it aside but really want to finish it. This has given me inspiration - though I won't even pretend that I am going attempt in a 24 hour period. Kudos to you! Also, I am always the one who overestimates my ability vs progress while my best friend is just the opposite and she is always right! haha. I feel your pain.
That was amazing! The painting is already phenomenal you are an artistic genius! Thanks for doing this and sharing! I love everything about it! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You are by far sir my favorite artist! Because of you I transitioned from acrylics to oils. And thank you for that. You have opened up my horizon by allowing me to understand, with hard work, anyone, with in reason of course, can oil paint. Blessings and the Merriest of Christmas to you and your family.
Love this video, and gives us mere mortals comfort that even masters can get artist block or funk! A fun challenge in good humour with the usual great narration through the progress
Thanks so much. I appreciate it. Although I am far from master level, I try to keep the edge sharp. Sometimes though I succumb to outside pressure and on the odd occasion this results in the artist block - it's very very rare. I have my ways of getting out of it though! Thanks so much Mike 🙏
Nicely done, congrats! You are an amazing artist! Another beautiful piece of art. Loved your "warning" at start, and found the video really entertaining and funny. And of course WOW, beautiful, beautiful painting. When you had only the sky done. it looked like your picture was torn, hanging over a window and the sky was showing through. The whole piece at any stage could have passed as finished art. The other amazing thing is you did all that art in just 24 hours, that is amazing.
Wow...an amazing display of stamina and skill! Can't even imagine being in "the creative zone" for that length of time. Love the way you manipulated the paint with your brush so effectively in such broad, quick strokes!
Nice work! My instincts were saying, "Grab a 3 inch brush!" 😊 I enjoyed watching your journey and hearing your thoughts. Congratulations on the baby, and Merry Christmas to you all !!!
you are a trooper painting with a headache ! , when did you have your eyes tested, maybe need glasses, headache can be a sign! , you are an inspiration to me and my painting journey. your work is outstanding.
Good to be back watching you again, in the gap your accent has taken on a lilt of Kiwi! I remember Nursing round the clock, it's not easy, especially between 3-5am for some reason. Well done, amazing achievement and beautifully done, too! Happy New Year!
Your painting is amazing. When you just started doing the sky I was blown away and it really set in with the mountains and just continued as you went to the end. Fantastic work! Glad you made it through the challenge.
This for me is so far ur best video and work ever. Reminds me when I drew for 20hrs straight for 3 consecutive days in February of 2018. On the third day I started skipping consciousness lol, wonder why I never saw this video earlier. Challenge is the life blood for growth!
Greetings from Perth Andrew. I love your videos, you are a wonderful artist and teacher. Congratulations on the arrival of your son, Hugo. This challenge was crazy but interesting. Looking forward to your next tutorial. Cheers. Erica
Happy Christmas and thanks for your awesome self-challenge video.. I LOVE your dagger Rosemary brushes all the tips and techniques you so generously give out. I wish you tremendous success and happiness!
wow ... most impressive picture by you that I have seen so far. A nice concept, fits perfect to your style. Hope you let it unfinished, it's great as it is. Thanks for the video.
Incredible! I remember working similar hours when I was an illustrator in advertising, had to be done to keep to a time schedule. I even took some sort of tablets to stay awake, couldn’t even imagine doing that now😂 Your painting looks fantastic, being looser actually looks better. I was an airbrush illustrator so I know your issue with excessive detail. Your drawings are superb👍
I don't know what in the world made you want to do such a challenge. LOL thank you for bringing us alone. Really enjoy saying you work on this one for sure. Love the composition of the horses. You nailed it! Absolutely breathtaking like gorgeous! The only one thing wrong with it, I wasn't there in person. LOL. By the way , congratulations.
Hey Andrew, have you ever thought of an abstract art challenge? Ive always been curious to see how a classical painter would approach abstraction. Love you channel!
Andrew, I can't figure out why you'd want to paint under time pressure. You have developed an amazing amount of skill and that's all you need..not to paint in a certain amount of time. You are a marvelous painter!
I felt your struggle. Literally. I did not set out to do a challenge, but I had to complete a commission on a certain day, and that meant staying up all night. Mine was not a 24hour, but a 36hour ordeal. One thing I have to agree on is that 2-3am time slot when I thought I couldn’t make it, then all of a sudden I got a burst of energy and was able to complete the commission. Not something I recommend, but as most artists will say, deadlines help us complete out projects. I can’t wait to see the end results of this painting!
Your perseverance is always what i'm amazed about you sir not just your skills and techniques,and it inspires me more to change how to approach my artworks...please keep posting quality content and more subscribers to your sir.
@@AndrewTischlerArt I am a painter of the wild horses of North America. I love so much that you are showing videos painting horses and how you went out to capture their photographs. Last summer, I was blessed to go to Wyoming to do the same. There is nothing that can compare to the experience of being in the presence of such beauty. Thank you again for sharing your experience with all of us.
Glad to see that a genius like you paints slow, like me. That means I must be doing something right. However, I only paint for about 3 hours at a time. You don't have to make quick broad strokes if that's just not your style. You own your style, and it's fantastic.
Andrew, this painting is enormous and also very beautiful. My very first piece of artwork that I ever did was a challenge as well, time constraint happened naturally, due to it being a Christmas present and I worked on it for 24 hours straight, however it seemed like 24 minutes! I probably started on it the day before Christmas Eve! It was very small only 11X 14 but I finished it! I was very proud of myself. I know, it’s no comparison to what you’ve done here but I was very proud, being it was my absolute first piece. I was able to have it framed and wrapped and gave it to my mom for Christmas, everyone was super amazed that I had created it! You Sir, have accomplished a massive painting in only 24 hours! It’s quite astonishing to me and I’m sure everyone else what a monumental task this was! The fact you had gotten so far on this challenge in 24 hours is shocking to me! Not to mention the shear scale, beauty and detail the piece has. WOW, awesome work! I love horses and yours are done so well, just gorgeous. They certainly look anatomically correct which is a very difficult challenge in itself, their setting is just perfection! This painting is magnificent, which is an understatement!
Very impressive! You're like the David Blaine of artists. I might have attempted a 24hr challenge in my 30s or 40s but certainly not now. My hat's is off to you sir, congratulations and thanks for sharing what you've learned in the process.
You're the only person to inspire me since Bob Ross. Take that how you want but bob inspired me as a child. Your dedication, organization, quality and personality inspire me as an adult. Edit: plus your painting are insane it just sucks how expensive painting like this can be. Thanks.
Have you ever watched mural joe? I find that blocking in with bigger brushes especially on large paintings helps to make a looser painting and I picked up some tips from watching bob ross on public tv
FWIW I think you have a wonderful loose style. You just typically do two more passes after achieving it. Your block-in is always quality and could be finished art if you wanted. (Or you could do a detail-pass just on focal areas of the scene). I like your extremely detailed work too, but I think your block-in sometimes has the magic.
Awesome work Andrew! You would have made a fantastic billboard painter! I learned to paint in oils on billboard panels for an advertising company; they’d have been all over wanting you for the work! So awesome to see this one coming to fruition!
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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED..... maybe.
you gotta do it dude!
You too look so similar. Did ya noticed it?
He could be your dad.:O
SLEW eres un gran artista.
Feliz Navidad 🎄
A good way to start the new year! good luck!
The shout out thoo!!
That sky- wow- it was like you were cleaning away the brown to reveal the underneath- truly wonderful 🙏🏻🥰 you are a ‘suffering’ artist
OMG Andrew… 😳 great painting, but a bit scary thing to watch you suffer through…. Hope you do the 48 hours selfcare challenge from time to time, too!
The 48 hours turned into 72... I have to watch the rest time!
I love how much you plan for your paintings using both traditional and digital methods, it really is the difference between a meh composition and a captivating one which you always seem to master.
I think my record for drawing in one sitting is 12 hours, my posture was never the same afterwards 😂
me too about posture
Your'e a madman! I love it.
Your talent is so gut wrenchingly, almost painfully beautiful.
I can't express how much I've learned from you.
And, just thank you for your generosity in helping us hacks out here!
Andrew I have to give you a round of applause for taking on the challenge despite feeling groggy at the start. What an example of not waiting to feel inspired or ready to paint. True dillegence, perseverance and grit. Your painting is beautiful- another masterpiece in the making. Speaking of masterpieces, what wonderful news (on comments) that you have been blessed with a beautiful baby. May God bless and protect your precious bundle of joy. Have a blessed Christmas and Thank you for being a modern day master artist who raises the bar for our generation and will continue to inspire generations to come.
You're amazing Andrew. All of us fledgling artists admire you and your work. I am especially touched by you crucifix on your studio wall. Thank you for sharing your faith too!
Funny the crucifix caught my eyes too. And I thought to myself “you can do it Andrew, Jesus is with you”. 😍
Andrew, you sly new DAD! You are just practicing being up all night with a new baby and helping your wife get a full night's sleep for a change! Mission Accomplished, Sir! Merry Christmas all. 😴😺
Merry Christmas to you Vickie!
@@AndrewTischlerArt Andrew My hubby spends many nights up and the most of the day before and after too, do you work because you can't keep ideas still in your mind? Artists are a unique breed and have unusual life patterns but look at the amazing results! Just spectacular, interesting how most great stuff happens during the time when others are dreaming! Love the video, enjoyed this journey with you and would bet you could sell the horses today! Thankyou! Win win!
@@janecheshire5504 se quiser um marido bem sucedido terá um marido ocupado! Que Deus o abençoe e seu trabalho feliz ano novo!
@@AndrewTischlerArt happy new year 2022 Andrew tischler
Congratulations on completing the challenge. Sometimes we need that kind of experience to see things from another point of view, to discover new perspectives. Your studio is fantastic, Andrew. Could you take a tour and show us the details, the tools, your easels, supports, lighting, etc? What a wonderful studio!
You go man! I wish when I was younger there were people I could watch oaint. Ive learned so much just watching you and listening to your wisdom. Ive painted since I was 7, in 2nd grade. Now retired im painting daily and thank you for sharing your knowledge. Bless you😊.
Haha, this is insane. I've already spent 20+ hours on just an 18x24 panel...Gotta say, pretty bold move to go in on the center of focus 15 hours in XD
To be honest since I changed my work for better, I spend day in office, come home at 17h, walk my dog and I am ready to paint from 18-22h and tbh I am pretty wasted after the 4h of focus for painting. You're a beast!
Thanks for sharing your journey as a part-time artist. I needed to hear that I'm not alone in that. Yes, I know that feeling of counting down the hours in my day job so I can get back to my little studio (AKA small guest bedroom & I'm embarrassed to admit that I hope no one will visit me cuz I can't imagine not being in there!) My goal for 2022 is to keep using those 'spare hours' to improve as an artist - oh and I plan to retire somewhere in there so I can paint and paint and paint (I'm going on 70 lol) I work half time at one job and balance that with my real estate work and managing the house for my family which entails a lot of cleaning and maybe some cooking. So, if a 69 year old woman can do it - you youngsters out there can do it too!
@@happycamper6560 Glad to hear you are dealing with stuff in a good manner! It's always nice to plan further. I love my day job, so no counting of hours :-) And after work I love to do creative stuff. I love oil painting, but tried on with crotcheting too :D
First, Great job. Second, I have found over the years that I myself have only a Four hour window. After that ny brain seems to go sideways. Now...Don’t touch that painting. What you have done is perfect!!!! Take a day off to rest then go another 24 hour challenge to finish what you started in the same way you started it. If you go back to your normal routine.... you will paint the same way you always do..... and that is not what you were trying to accomplish. Note: go back and listen to what you said in the video.
Also,, You know how guitarists, Legends, have a sound that is all their own ? That is what you are trying to achieve. And you are right on the edge. GO BACH AND FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED !!!! You are already exceptional,,, now be GREAT !
Theres no one like you, Mr.T.....while personally I dont paint this way ,WOW....just amazing what you do, your videos are exceptionally well done ....thankyou for sharing you talent, experience and knowledge
We want to see how you continue/d with that painting!
Wow, got us so excited, cant wait to see how
the block-in is done and how you go on after that.
Thanks in advance from Israel!
19:35
This seems to be the Proof that this was a legit 24 hour challenge......... *a much more complicated question to answer when someone has been painting for like 23 hours straight.*
What an epic challenge..........thank you for suffering doing that so we don't have to!! 😉 💜
Happy Holidays to you and your family 🎄 ........this was actually a lot more fun to watch than I thought it initially was going to be.
I used to sometimes spend about 20 hours a day painting when i was younger until work and commitments killed it off. Im older now and have some spare time at last and am trying to get back into it. It seems like average life and other commitments kill art off when its the one thing you really like and could go for .
.There's nothing wrong with spending a lot of hours on something you are really committed to so go for it!
Go for it like mad and good luck !
A pure artist. Wow. The 24 hr. Challenge is something I understand. I did lots of late night drawings and found some things I thought I could never do, but did. when I was young. But I find I'm always pushing for more revelation. You are a fantastic inspiration.
I've had artist block for a few years now. I'm glad you're uploading fairly often again. Maybe I will quit putting off doing art sometime soon.
I am amazed at how much you achieved and so impressed with you talent. I do own a number of your DVD’s which are brilliant. I have painted for 24hrs to complete work for an exhibition in pastel, put it in a frame then drove for 45 minutes to deliver it with no coffee at all. I learnt a lot from doing it. I fiddled a lot and put heaps of detail in the focal point/subject finding I had very little time left to do the background. I was determined to get it finished so had to change the way I normally worked. It was a double portrait. Speed painting the background taught me so much and I totally surprised myself, forcing me to leave out detail. I was so elated with the results I felt wide awake and full of energy. Cheers Pat Barry
You are really testing yourself mentally and physically with this type of challenge, not only that you covered a LOT of canvas which is always a win. Thought you wouldn’t make it. Andrew I think you should try the ultimate painting challenge! One pass of the canvas only, each stroke placed and then left alone, this will ensure you loosen up!👍
The power of the Holy Spirit into an Artist that make people happy with the beauty of his gorgeous Art!
I am so thankful to you, Andrew..
God bless you always.
Totally understand ... I get lost in my paintings and time melts away.
I don't recommend to others. Going beyond 24 hours can cause many errors.
Blessings on your challenge and breaking the block.
I’ve had artist block for awhile now, I had a near death experience and since then I haven’t touched my paints and can’t seem to get out of this artist block.. started looking at landscape painting and found your video. Love how realistic your paintings are, your work is incredible! ❤
Thank you for sharing this journey with your viewers. Love your sense of humor! Merry Christmas! 🙏
Think we all benefit from a little pressure.(wow 24 hours at the easel though).l liked the way you found your grove and ways to become more economical with laying down your colours.Awesome work 👍
Wowow.. 2.5 M x 1.5M canvas with that NOT SO BIG brush for 24 hours.. LOLOL... OMG... And it is ANOTHER ENJOYMENT to see a professional landscape painter's studio, the instruments, the tools, the painting procedures, and skills. Very good space for painting when you want to zoom in and out with a distance for your works.
Hmmm.... Being a professional painter isn't an easy job at all but I saw your perfect pitches on painting from the themes, mountains, animals to the land. VERY IMPRESSIVE.
So glad to hear your comments about wanting to become looser. The super detailed paintings that you paint always catch your eye for a moment but they lose interest in no time at all because there’s nothing left to the imagination for the eye. At one point I gave up watching your videos due to the tiny little millimeter by millimeter details you add. That is the work of cameras and people who copy photographs rather than create art.
I’ve been absolutely amazed at how many times I have been painting, did not like what I was seeing, and in resignation before wiping it off take a few what the f brushstrokes or a few strong wiping off strokes to remove what I did and find that it instantly looks better and more interesting. The more careful I am the worse it looks. It seems the hardest thing to do is to let those happy accidents happen while still staying in control. Yet I think it I s essential a values, simplifying , and composition. I hope you continue on this path of painting looser as it will take you to a new level of quality or truly great art.
The beauty of this challenge is you have a very large painting almost finish. It would take me 6 months to do one this size! You did great! Can't wait to see the finished result!
Was für eine Herausforderung und was für ein tolles Ergebnis. Meinen Respekt für diese großartige Leistung. Alles Gute für die Zukunft und viele Grüße aus Deutschland.
I am learning how to digital paint but following the guidance of oil painters on YT like yourself. So far 1.5 years of experience. I think I am progressing well. However, I am nowhere near what you can do on photoshop lol. Maybe in my third year.
I made leaps in my digital painting skills implementing info from YTbers like yourself. However, when I got to a certain point, I finally sat down and started to learn about the fundamentals. Then my skills jumped again. It was like bridging the gap on what was off about my painting. I like watching videos like these and trying to implement something I saw in it into my own painting process.99% of the time I flop hard when I try it for the first time.
I stayed up 24 hours trying to fix my painting the second time I tried painting. I tried everything but could not solve it. The next day I recorded myself digital painting the same thing and it came out far better. It then took me a week to really find out why the problem occurred.
It was new painter mistake #1 going straight to the details before the foundation is fully formed. So I started to go on YT seeing how various artists started their paintings.
I won't lie to you the way you paint I can understand, but it annoys the hell out of me. I don't have enough skill and knowledge to pull that off yet lol.
Amazed at how much of the landscape you did in half a day.
Your passion...is why where you are! Amazing👏👏👏👏
Your dog did the 24 hours sleeping challenge. Seriously though, you're insane, Andrew. Loved to hear that even absolute legends like you still overestimate skill and underestimate time. I guess that's just the endless amount of passion pushing you to greater and greater levels of skill. Congrats!
You are such a joy to follow, I loved watching this video🎞 ( and how you put it together , music so appropriate too 👍) I have watched it a second time now, always in awe of your wonderful skills! 🎨 Your ''heros'' are also artists that I also appreciate, and I do love a lot of Peder Mørk Mønsted art work as well. You inspire so many, and keeps me wanting to better myself constantly, so, many, many thanks again to you Andrew.♥( A bear hug for Hugo🧸xx)
Monsted is one of my favourites! Thanks so much Karen, I hope you have a great Christmas, thanks for your continued support. 🙏
@@AndrewTischlerArt Thank you for your reply, cool that you like Monsted too😊 I'll be spending this Christmas alone as the friends I was going to are down with Covid... ( one of them) and today have a funeral to go to as my dear (old) neighbor passed this week... ah but what a blessing to have a home, my cat and my paints! I'll do just fine .. God is good! 🙏⚘☝️🇳🇱
@@Bubleone1 👍👍
I look at that thumbnail and it seems that you're in the painting. The colour and lighting and close perspective detail is just spot on.
You are an amazing artist, your work takes my breath away. Your brush strokes, tones, use of color just amaze
me time after time after time.
This was an demanding challenge you gave yourself and the phycology behind it quite interesting. I can see where you were coming from and think you quite clever.
The painting is, as always, breathtaking…..but I know that only means something if you feel that way about it.
As a painter, I too struggle with how I see my work. Others may love a piece, but if I don’t, it will never be seen.
You, Mr. Tischler, are one of my painting hero’s hands down! Thank you for the constant inspiration.
I'm only halfway through your video and this is quite amazing. I was given a photo of a "modern day," Montana cattle drive by a total stranger I had a conversation with at a local festival. I got very excited and already had this huge canvas. Probably as wide as yours but taller. I got the composition sketched in and was into the painting. Never having done one this large, I had not taken the physicality of the whole thing into consideration. I have put it aside but really want to finish it. This has given me inspiration - though I won't even pretend that I am going attempt in a 24 hour period. Kudos to you! Also, I am always the one who overestimates my ability vs progress while my best friend is just the opposite and she is always right! haha. I feel your pain.
That was amazing! The painting is already phenomenal you are an artistic genius! Thanks for doing this and sharing! I love everything about it! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You are by far sir my favorite artist! Because of you I transitioned from acrylics to oils. And thank you for that. You have opened up my horizon by allowing me to understand, with hard work, anyone, with in reason of course, can oil paint. Blessings and the Merriest of Christmas to you and your family.
What a beautiful studio. Love your work Andrew!
Love this video, and gives us mere mortals comfort that even masters can get artist block or funk! A fun challenge in good humour with the usual great narration through the progress
Thanks so much. I appreciate it. Although I am far from master level, I try to keep the edge sharp. Sometimes though I succumb to outside pressure and on the odd occasion this results in the artist block - it's very very rare. I have my ways of getting out of it though! Thanks so much Mike 🙏
Nicely done, congrats!
You are an amazing artist! Another beautiful piece of art. Loved your "warning" at start, and found the video really entertaining and funny.
And of course WOW, beautiful, beautiful painting. When you had only the sky done. it looked like your picture was torn, hanging over a window and the sky was showing through. The whole piece at any stage could have passed as finished art. The other amazing thing is you did all that art in just 24 hours, that is amazing.
Wow...an amazing display of stamina and skill! Can't even imagine being in "the creative zone" for that length of time. Love the way you manipulated the paint with your brush so effectively in such broad, quick strokes!
Best wishes to you sir… you are an inspiration for many artist in this world. Thank you for making such videos. 🙏🏻
Nice work! My instincts were saying, "Grab a 3 inch brush!" 😊 I enjoyed watching your journey and hearing your thoughts. Congratulations on the baby, and Merry Christmas to you all !!!
The brush strokes are what evokes the illusion of detail, so I think using a large brush would have been a mistake.
OMG, how fast! In that amount of time I could maybe paint 1/3 of it. You're truly great!
you are a trooper painting with a headache ! , when did you have your eyes tested, maybe need glasses, headache can be a sign! , you are an inspiration to me and my painting journey. your work is outstanding.
Well done on your challenge! You`r not just an amazing artist... A very very good teacher too!
Good to be back watching you again, in the gap your accent has taken on a lilt of Kiwi!
I remember Nursing round the clock, it's not easy, especially between 3-5am for some reason.
Well done, amazing achievement and beautifully done, too!
Happy New Year!
Your painting is amazing. When you just started doing the sky I was blown away and it really set in with the mountains and just continued as you went to the end. Fantastic work! Glad you made it through the challenge.
I absolutely love how you embrace using the different mediums in your process!
This for me is so far ur best video and work ever. Reminds me when I drew for 20hrs straight for 3 consecutive days in February of 2018. On the third day I started skipping consciousness lol, wonder why I never saw this video earlier. Challenge is the life blood for growth!
That was amazing!!! Always a pleasure watching you paint!
Thank you so much 😀
Greetings from Perth Andrew. I love your videos, you are a wonderful artist and teacher. Congratulations on the arrival of your son, Hugo. This challenge was crazy but interesting. Looking forward to your next tutorial. Cheers. Erica
well done for pushing on and challenging yourself, good project,
This is sooo amazing! Beautiful artwork, I Absolutely love it!!! 👏👏👏
Happy Christmas and thanks for your awesome self-challenge video.. I LOVE your dagger Rosemary brushes all the tips and techniques you so generously give out. I wish you tremendous success and happiness!
Rosemary are the best! I love them. Nice people too! 🙏
It was a real challenge, your quite a challenger....Bravo👋👋👋👋👋👋👋
Maybe in another life time and I'll live in a huge home I'll own on of his awesome paintings. You the best Andrew Tischler.
wow ... most impressive picture by you that I have seen so far. A nice concept, fits perfect to your style. Hope you let it unfinished, it's great as it is. Thanks for the video.
Incredible! I remember working similar hours when I was an illustrator in advertising, had to be done to keep to a time schedule. I even took some sort of tablets to stay awake, couldn’t even imagine doing that now😂 Your painting looks fantastic, being looser actually looks better. I was an airbrush illustrator so I know your issue with excessive detail. Your drawings are superb👍
Thanks. Keep having fun
Love John Singer Sargent … great discipline and technique- you’ll have to spend the day sleeping- I’ve done that years ago
Well done Andrew... as always!
Thank you for sharing your creative journey with your videos - i love them!
You are going to go down in history as the most amazing artist! It’s amazing!
Wow...very nice...I like it all especially the mountains...the horse so far...can't wait to see the finished painting!!!
I don't know what in the world made you want to do such a challenge. LOL thank you for bringing us alone. Really enjoy saying you work on this one for sure. Love the composition of the horses. You nailed it! Absolutely breathtaking like gorgeous! The only one thing wrong with it, I wasn't there in person. LOL. By the way , congratulations.
What a challenge! agree, a silly one, but man! the painting is beautiful!
Hey Andrew, have you ever thought of an abstract art challenge? Ive always been curious to see how a classical painter would approach abstraction. Love you channel!
Congratulations Andrew. I was surprised you chose such a large painting, but what an incredibly beautiful painting it is.
Andrew, I can't figure out why you'd want to paint under time pressure. You have developed an amazing amount of skill and that's all you need..not to paint in a certain amount of time. You are a marvelous painter!
I felt your struggle. Literally. I did not set out to do a challenge, but I had to complete a commission on a certain day, and that meant staying up all night. Mine was not a 24hour, but a 36hour ordeal. One thing I have to agree on is that 2-3am time slot when I thought I couldn’t make it, then all of a sudden I got a burst of energy and was able to complete the commission. Not something I recommend, but as most artists will say, deadlines help us complete out projects. I can’t wait to see the end results of this painting!
Another amazing piece Andrew but enjoy the process, no need to beat yourself up bro😉!
Your perseverance is always what i'm amazed about you sir not just your skills and techniques,and it inspires me more to change how to approach my artworks...please keep posting quality content and more subscribers to your sir.
I totally loved it! Thank you for motivating me to keep going with my paintings.
I'm so glad! Thanks for being here and thanks for the kind feedback. 🙏
@@AndrewTischlerArt I am a painter of the wild horses of North America. I love so much that you are showing videos painting horses and how you went out to capture their photographs. Last summer, I was blessed to go to Wyoming to do the same. There is nothing that can compare to the experience of being in the presence of such beauty. Thank you again for sharing your experience with all of us.
Glad to see that a genius like you paints slow, like me. That means I must be doing something right. However, I only paint for about 3 hours at a time. You don't have to make quick broad strokes if that's just not your style. You own your style, and it's fantastic.
We want another challenge 👍🏻
You are an amazing painter
Wow looks amazing already and just at the block in stage! Well done, I look forward to seeing the updates.
Insane, but loved this challenge. Well done Andrew 😍😍😍
wow ... an amazing display of will power, stamina and skill ...great great..
Andrew, this painting is enormous and also very beautiful. My very first piece of artwork that I ever did was a challenge as well, time constraint happened naturally, due to it being a Christmas present and I worked on it for 24 hours straight, however it seemed like 24 minutes! I probably started on it the day before Christmas Eve! It was very small only 11X 14 but I finished it! I was very proud of myself. I know, it’s no comparison to what you’ve done here but I was very proud, being it was my absolute first piece. I was able to have it framed and wrapped and gave it to my mom for Christmas, everyone was super amazed that I had created it!
You Sir, have accomplished a massive painting in only 24 hours! It’s quite astonishing to me and I’m sure everyone else what a monumental task this was! The fact you had gotten so far on this challenge in 24 hours is shocking to me! Not to mention the shear scale, beauty and detail the piece has. WOW, awesome work! I love horses and yours are done so well, just gorgeous. They certainly look anatomically correct which is a very difficult challenge in itself, their setting is just perfection! This painting is magnificent, which is an understatement!
Very impressive! You're like the David Blaine of artists. I might have attempted a 24hr challenge in my 30s or 40s but certainly not now. My hat's is off to you sir, congratulations and thanks for sharing what you've learned in the process.
It’s beautiful!!! 🎄🎄Thank you for sharing your skill and talent with us!
You're the only person to inspire me since Bob Ross. Take that how you want but bob inspired me as a child. Your dedication, organization, quality and personality inspire me as an adult.
Edit: plus your painting are insane it just sucks how expensive painting like this can be. Thanks.
Wow! Very impressive detail on the "block in" process 👏 👏👏
Gosh I follow everything that you do. You have taught me many secrets and techniques. This is superb!
I bow down in awe, at your amazing talent and stamina you crazy man, fantastic video.
Andrew I really love your paintings.
I smiled at you while you created this masterpiece. Good job Andrew.
Jack from Cincinnati, Ohio
you are an absolute ..............HERO sir . great!!!!!!!!!!! After watching this video I am literally astonished. Shocked!!!!!!!!!!1
Wow! I've painted late into the night, but never for 24 hours straight thru. Good job champ.
So enjoyed seeing this come together Andrew! Thank you. Happy Xmas and happy days in new domicile!🤗🤗🤗🎄
Thanks so much Jenny!
Wow, just wow! Hope to see the finished painting soon. Happy Holidays!
J'admire la facilité que vous avez pour peindre, et la manière que vous tenez votre pinceau.
Yes! So happy you "called" out Slew
Have you ever watched mural joe? I find that blocking in with bigger brushes especially on large paintings helps to make a looser painting and I picked up some tips from watching bob ross on public tv
FWIW I think you have a wonderful loose style. You just typically do two more passes after achieving it. Your block-in is always quality and could be finished art if you wanted. (Or you could do a detail-pass just on focal areas of the scene). I like your extremely detailed work too, but I think your block-in sometimes has the magic.
Awesome work Andrew! You would have made a fantastic billboard painter! I learned to paint in oils on billboard panels for an advertising company; they’d have been all over wanting you for the work! So awesome to see this one coming to fruition!
Damn! 24 challenge, unbelievable! You nailed it!