Paint Australian Gum Trees
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Go to exercise 24 paintwithlen.com/free-lessons/
This video will take you step by step through a painting with many gum trees. You can paint this scene in oil or acrylic. The demonstration canvas is 20x16 inches, you may wish to paint a smaller or larger painting. 
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Thank you…. I could listen to you teach all day …I love that you explain things in a such a simple , honest and humble way ,you can obviously see how talented and knowledgeable you are without showing off and bamboozling people with technical jargon, I really appreciate that ….
I love that you never let mistakes get you down. You take every little mistake and make it into something beautiful.
I love the calm voice and clear instruction.
A very enjoyable time watching you paint this one Len. You are a master in the field of painting specially with Gumtrees and having a stand of trees made it more enjoyable. Always enjoy your paintings
Absolutely the best explanation of acrylic and gum tree painting I have seen.
This is one of the best tutorials I've ever seen. Thanks for your great teaching!
A lot of North American bush scenes on youtube. This is exactly the technique i'm looking for, its what i see across the road on the Albert River near Beenleigh..thanks a lot
I legit almost cried this is so beautiful thank you so much
Amazing video Len made my year 12 studio art final so much better!!!
I’ve watched some of the North American painters, but I don’t live in Montana or Alaska, but in Australia. Len paints wonderful Aussie landscapes that I relate to.
I lived in outback Australia when I was young - I now live in Mullumbimby (worth checking out) and I also live in Chiang Mai.
I really enjoy watching your tutorials. I love your free style of painting and like how you explain your techniques. I am just an amateur at this but I really enjoy some of the end results I get, thanks to you. Keep up the good work.
I love Len's lessons and they are so easy to follow ago with.. I have a great time painting along with him.. and I am always amazed at how well mine turn out... my family and friends have my paintings and they all love them.. thanks Len for sharing you amazingly talented gift....
Thanks Len for the fantasric tips.
That made and look so easy. Been following Smith and Ross but yours are frankly much elaborate yet to the point, and very much practical.
Thanks a lot.
I've watched this a few times now, it's an old one but still one of my faves.
Hope to see you back soon Len.
Dave M ( AUSTRALIA)😎🇦🇺
Magnificent lesson on doing Australian Gums, love it l am currently doing Alcohol inks on tiles and trying to do Australian gums, this has been a wonderful lesson, many thanks.
You are an amazing artist Len
you still make it look so easy great work regards Bill
I enjoy watching your videos, I like your free style of painting and how you explains your techniques. Thank you. I would like to have a beach scene.
Beautiful! I enjoyed watching this and i hope i can paint a gum tree landscape with confidence :D
great art lesson, Len and beautiful painting, thanks
You make this look so easy!
You are amazing and thankyou for the knowledge
I really started my trees from watching this very video years ago, away I went, Im pretty good but get scared to do it as I want it better but your ways so easy.
They're like those big Ghost gums.
thankyou len for teaching us...it's funny i havn't attempted to paint a realistic tree as yet but i trued yesterday and i just painted a dark brown trunk ha ha like we learnt in school no wonder it didn't look right but tomm i will attempt to follow your lesson i will take my time and practice cheers ya aussie student
wow awesome Len
Your wonderful to watch.
great tutorial len
Thanks Roger
I Like it
Great what make of acrylics do u use len
I use many brands.
In Australia I often use Chromacryl. Matisse for some odd colors like the Indian yellow type colors.
When in Thailand I use some local brands and the Rowney or Winsor and Newton - can't remember how to spell them at the moment. Galerle or something like that.
feels like I'm watching play school but as an adult
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Thanks Len. Great to learn from a great Australian artist.
thank you :) great to have an Aussie with a nice relaxed easy method to learn from :)
Stunningly beautiful Len. I thank you.
They resemble the Eucalyptus citriodora- Lemon scented gum I feel the most stateliest tree in the specie. very nice painting as well.
Great video, you make it look easy , thanks for sharing
You're amazing, I adore your lessons and paintings!!
Love your work
Wow. You have a talent.
lovin your technique.
Hi Len , A friend sent me this one in May 2015 and Looking back I see that I watched this a year ago . Yes I did watch it again , still learning from your magical Video Lessons
41Ned Thanks Ned - all the best mate.
j adore:beau,bien et professionnel.MERCI.
Well done mate 👍🏻
i like your paint
cheers len
i am not doing to good on this one but its my first try i can always gesso over my canvis and keep trying i having trouble with the bank and using the pallet knife and mixing my colors to dark for everything
It's good that you know where you are going wrong.
i want a village scene..but all over the RUclips videos i just see the tress...no houses,no roads no nothing.....plz if u can help me Mr.Len Hend...plz do a painting of a scene that contains houses roads & everything.....plz plz plz....For God Sake
you can wathc another painting by allison pror in which you can see a hut adjacent to forest ....
ruclips.net/video/BECF81muA0s/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/BECF81muA0s/видео.html
see the above vedio for cabin by forest
Len has a couple of Village Scenes. Have a look at his Lessons. He even shows yiu how to do a village as viewed from a distance.
Hi len, do u live in the outback?
Do you use Citadel paints?
+Henry TheEgg (Cyberplayer1337) Sorry but I have never heard of them
I just heard you say "Ultramarine Blue" which I assumed was Warhammer Citadel Paints from Games Workshops. If that isn't the case, what paints do you use? Very nice painting too by the way.
I googled. Nevermind, sorry for the confusion!