Omg! Didn’t know you were in Chicago! I live just a couple of hours south of it! Working while the train is moving! Wow! Nice works. Just amazing at what you can do while traveling. Te admiro mucho! Soy Peruana. Anyway, thanks again for sharing your experience and showing us the adventures to continue getting better at painting. Practice, practice, practice. Love it! Blessings and be safe. Muchos abrazos.
Dominar tu sabiduría es necesario en otros idiomas como el español. Qué suerte tenemos de tener un maestro como usted, como Rembrandt contándonos los secretos sublimes de la belleza y la magia en el arte contemporáneo. Gracias
Love it! Sargent painted from life and it looked like the subjects liked having him paint them, like they were honored. I think they felt they could tell him their secrets and it would be safe. We might be losing that by painting from photos. Enjoy every day!
Thank you for your vlogs. So many times artists will only speak in fluffy platitudes. But you always approach it as the Craftsman and I think that's what makes your work sing.
Your are a stunning artist. You really caught the essence of those paintings. Congratulations. I'm enjoying your train travels across the USA. Lovely memories and experiences that you and your wife are making. Keep going...
I LOVE these road trip videos. It’s so cool to hear your thoughts on the trip and art. It’s also cool to see you working on the go. Thanks for these. So inspiring!
The video editing is brilliant. U guys are the best. Cesar Santos you are my hero when it comes to Painting. I cannot go to Paris to study art but I wish I could so I can go to your level. Hahahaha but anyways i will do my best, work my ass off and be an awesome painter like u and more others. Portrait artist fromthe Philippines..
fun following the vids...........................sooo full of great insights and positivity....inspirational...you both are awesome!!!! feels like im there too :D hahaha
Amazing how powerful a few well placed hues and tints can be. I tend to overwork my sketchbook watercolors. I love how you lifted the paint to create soft contours and edges.
I love that museum. Every chance I get to go to Chicago it’s one of the best places I’ve been to. The bean was awesome, but it was too crowded to see myself and to enjoy it
I grew up in Chicago Cesar! Hope you had a blast. I'm driving cross-country in the next few weeks as well. My wife is just having a 4 days to do, so likely going to see next to nothing. I will make another drive back and stop by all the museums. Hope you have a chance to see my painting video today as well. Keep up the grind man!
I’m really digging this series of videos on your journey around the country. As a classical trained artist, how much were you observing Sargent’s portrait versus simply knowing the fundamentals of portrait shapes and structure? Also, were you thinking at all about Sargent’s deliberate brush strokes and command of the paint while you were working? I once read where he was very minimalistic in his approach to application of paint. Thank-you for sharing this, Cesar.
Im on the train Watching you on the train and suddenly when sun hits you my train turned and the sun hit me. For a split second i thought i was there with you. Crazy
do you feel that gouache painting is the way you would like to get down information as a preliminary painting when in a museum or out in the open even? thanks for the video
First comment 😊 just sketch with you hehe while watching on your video i've been always inspired. Btw i'm an amateur artist too. Hope you notice and reply
Wow. Just found your channel. You are amazing!!! When you finished those drawings / paintings from the gallery; in the train with watercolor- did you do all that from memory/imagination, or did you take some pictures from the gallery to look at and follow as you painted them later? Maybe stupid question- I don’t know but I’m an artist myself, or so I believe 😋😉. and I’m very curious about how you more professional artist use reference.
Cesar Santos ok. Sorry for asking. Even though you say ‘of course’ I just wanted to ask because I was curious to hear How you professional artist use reference photos because I’m Insecure about my own need to use references quite a lot and if I’m therefore not really that good because I need them to guide me. Sometimes I wonder if all you professional artist can draw everything from your head without references or you still use them regularly even though you have become such an master in drawing. But just my own stupid thoughts I guess :)
@@eif324 not stupid at all! Every artist work differently. I need to observe nature or any reference to maximize my expression. Other artists have trained from memory but to get naturalism you need to study nature.
Maestro Santos, very cool video!!! A few questions. The way you use watercolor, do you use some of the same techniques you learned with oil? Are they easier or harder than oils/acrylic? Would they be a good starting point for a beginner painter? I rarely see acrylics sketches and paintings like yours, so I admire your execution of the medium. Do you think you might some videos on drawing basics, like how to hold a pencil, in the future?
Omg! Didn’t know you were in Chicago! I live just a couple of hours south of it! Working while the train is moving! Wow! Nice works. Just amazing at what you can do while traveling. Te admiro mucho! Soy Peruana. Anyway, thanks again for sharing your experience and showing us the adventures to continue getting better at painting. Practice, practice, practice. Love it! Blessings and be safe. Muchos abrazos.
Dominar tu sabiduría es necesario en otros idiomas como el español. Qué suerte tenemos de tener un maestro como usted, como Rembrandt contándonos los secretos sublimes de la belleza y la magia en el arte contemporáneo. Gracias
Love it! Sargent painted from life and it looked like the subjects liked having him paint them, like they were honored. I think they felt they could tell him their secrets and it would be safe. We might be losing that by painting from photos. Enjoy every day!
Thank you for your vlogs. So many times artists will only speak in fluffy platitudes. But you always approach it as the Craftsman and I think that's what makes your work sing.
Remarkable, the delicate touch to render the values and forms of her dress with a minimum of marks, very informative. Thank you
Loving this video series across America Cesar! Big inspiration you are to the art world!
Your are a stunning artist. You really caught the essence of those paintings. Congratulations. I'm enjoying your train travels across the USA. Lovely memories and experiences that you and your wife are making. Keep going...
Go Go Go Sir Cesar. tnks for another sample of your art work God bless you always!!!
Nice to see a glimpse into the Sargent show. Great job on the studies. Can't wait to see where you go next.
You’re an inspiration to an old illustrator. Thanks Cesar, love your posts.
I wonder if people around you know they are next to a great artist!
@2manysecrets No it's not ... artists do it all the time
Love this new sketchbook while traveling series of yours. It is great seeing you working with gouache! Keep it up
Mi incanta la tua arte, io sono senza parole per la tua bravura!
Excellent artwork, as always. Thanks for your inspirational videos and great advice.
amazing and solid
Amazing Cesar!
Very COOL!!!
Very good video. Great sketches and and gouache washes indeed. Lovely atmosphere and dialogues you create Cesar. Best Francisco.
That is so awesome that you two are traveling together!
Grande Artista!!!!
Love this series. Very inspiring!
Ah! How I miss Chicago! I would love to stand before those Sargent paintings, but I would have really freaked out to see and watch you sketch them!
I LOVE these road trip videos. It’s so cool to hear your thoughts on the trip and art. It’s also cool to see you working on the go. Thanks for these. So inspiring!
How do you not have a million subscribers? We need to pump your numbers up. You’re always top notch, Cesar. 👍🏻
Wow...I want to do that!
So beautiful!
Amazing as always x
Love your travelling vlogs
The video editing is brilliant. U guys are the best. Cesar Santos you are my hero when it comes to Painting. I cannot go to Paris to study art but I wish I could so I can go to your level. Hahahaha but anyways i will do my best, work my ass off and be an awesome painter like u and more others. Portrait artist fromthe Philippines..
fun following the vids...........................sooo full of great insights and positivity....inspirational...you both are awesome!!!! feels like im there too :D hahaha
Great work❤❤😍😍😍😍
So glad I got a chance to see this one. It was excellent !!! I passed the information of where to watch it along to my art teacher .
Love your vlogs and your passion. Have a good trip. regards from London England!
I always look forward to your videos Cesar! You are a mentor and inspiration to me on my art journey. Thank you!
You would love the contrasting shadows in the badlands of North Dakota!
Amazing how powerful a few well placed hues and tints can be. I tend to overwork my sketchbook watercolors. I love how you lifted the paint to create soft contours and edges.
Sei fantastico! E complimenti anche a Valentina per le riprese!
I wish i knew you were going to be there. I would have loved to see you work in person
So beautiful! I guess I'm tired of all the commercial art on Instagram and your paintings are like a breath of fresh air
Cracking video cesar , keep em coming .
wow me hubiera encantado verte trabajar y conocerte! súper fan... sigo todos tus consejos y me ha ayudado mucho!
Так невероятно! So incredible! Ur drawings are the best that I have ever seen in RUclips ♥️
I am impressed with your skill on a moving train, I have used color pencils on a train and plane and it can be challenging to say the least....
It was an awesome exhibit..... LOVE ART Institute of Chicago....
I love that museum. Every chance I get to go to Chicago it’s one of the best places I’ve been to. The bean was awesome, but it was too crowded to see myself and to enjoy it
darn....I coulda met you there and got you in at no charge...Great inspiration thank you Cesar. Next time at the Art Institute
Hey bro huge fan of your work keep up the great work 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I am not sure I could take the risk to paint in a shaking train...great video as always :) Greetings from Greece
Cesar has thee best art vlog
I grew up in Chicago Cesar! Hope you had a blast. I'm driving cross-country in the next few weeks as well. My wife is just having a 4 days to do, so likely going to see next to nothing. I will make another drive back and stop by all the museums. Hope you have a chance to see my painting video today as well. Keep up the grind man!
Man I love you Cesar so much good vibes. I wish I could hang out with you.
Your truly great man .. the focus and effort really inspires me bro. Keep up the master work 🙏
Can't wait the next journey✨🎹🎶🎨😊
In my hometown Chi-rack. Going to my old hangout. Art Institute of Chicago. Awesome!
What kind of gouache an palette is that n thanks for sharing your lovely experience bro 😎
Nice music. ❤❤💕
I’m really digging this series of videos on your journey around the country.
As a classical trained artist, how much were you observing Sargent’s portrait versus simply knowing the fundamentals of portrait shapes and structure? Also, were you thinking at all about Sargent’s deliberate brush strokes and command of the paint while you were working? I once read where he was very minimalistic in his approach to application of paint.
Thank-you for sharing this, Cesar.
I study any master's work with all my attention. Sometimes I just focus on a specific aspect, like edge work and that's it.
Loove it
Nice thank you for teacher
Im on the train Watching you on the train and suddenly when sun hits you my train turned and the sun hit me. For a split second i thought i was there with you. Crazy
Come to Cleveland! I'd love to meet ya dude
do you feel that gouache painting is the way you would like to get down information as a preliminary painting when in a museum or out in the open even?
thanks for the video
I just used gouache because it was more comfortable to set up and travel. Oil is better color nuance
you should visit the Milwaukee art museum, just an hour or so north
Thanks Cesar, it was amazing to see the sketch presses from A to Z. I loved the girl's painting. What is it called?
"The Mirror" by Dennis Miller Bunker
8:15 Wow! Nice brush... What is its brand?
I put the link below, Rosemary Brushes!
Wish i could see sargent painting very close, i cry maybe 😭
nice
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First comment 😊 just sketch with you hehe while watching on your video i've been always inspired. Btw i'm an amateur artist too. Hope you notice and reply
Wonderful, as always!! When do you guys get to sleep???? Give my love to Valentina.
Michael John Angel it must be satisfying to see your students succeed. I’m not an artist but I appreciate what you’ve done for the revival of realism.
Thank you Eric. That's wonderful to hear.
Yes, bravo. One could say it is a second renaissance. Rediscovered realism. What a time to enjoy art
Maestro! We sleep, but that will be a boring video! Lol. We learn that from Warhol!😂
I know that was very hard painting when the train is moving!!!
Gauche: the best medium no one has ever heard of
🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤
someone tell me did he just used water colors for sketching ?
Does anyone know where this exhibit is going next. I missed the Chicago one
Wow. Just found your channel. You are amazing!!!
When you finished those drawings / paintings from the gallery; in the train with watercolor- did you do all that from memory/imagination, or did you take some pictures from the gallery to look at and follow as you painted them later?
Maybe stupid question- I don’t know but I’m an artist myself, or so I believe 😋😉. and I’m very curious about how you more professional artist use reference.
Yes! I took pictures for reference of course!!
Cesar Santos ok. Sorry for asking. Even though you say ‘of course’ I just wanted to ask because I was curious to hear How you professional artist use reference photos because I’m
Insecure about my own need to use references quite a lot and if I’m therefore not really that good because I need them to guide me. Sometimes I wonder if all you professional artist can draw everything from your head without references or you still use them regularly even though you have become such an master in drawing.
But just my own stupid thoughts I guess :)
@@eif324 not stupid at all! Every artist work differently. I need to observe nature or any reference to maximize my expression. Other artists have trained from memory but to get naturalism you need to study nature.
Maestro Santos, very cool video!!! A few questions. The way you use watercolor, do you use some of the same techniques you learned with oil? Are they easier or harder than oils/acrylic? Would they be a good starting point for a beginner painter? I rarely see acrylics sketches and paintings like yours, so I admire your execution of the medium.
Do you think you might some videos on drawing basics, like how to hold a pencil, in the future?
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What are your thoughts on Robert Henri's book The Art Spirit
Edge quality. Edge control.
Plz make a vedio about how you become a great painterr
bro so nic
Good
Hi good morning santos
You are good artist
You could buy a surface pro and make paintings anywhere, perks of doing things digitally :D
You didn't rap the video up. I feel off balance.
I'm from philippines btw
bro i live in chicago
Only thing i could say was bad is the painting of the woman is either too bright or too dark. But I'm epileptic so dunno.
「動画の音が良くない」、