ALCATRAZ plein air OIL PAINTING with Tim Horn
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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Thanks!
The size of the canvas is proportional to my confidence 😂 they look great! Thank you for taking us along 🎨
The only thing being imprisoned is my heart with those colors 🎉
I do like the loose, short, thick brushstrokes in this painting ... very impressionistic.
Both great paintings! So refreshing (and encouraging) that a painter I have long admired--Tim Horn--has trepidation just like the rest of us mere mortals when tackling a subject.
I like your reminders to rearrange the scene. I need to hear that every day.
Hearing Tim Horn saying he loses his confidence is priceless, thanks Tim I guess that feeling is always going to be there in the beginning of a painting 😅 Both paintings came out great and what a beautiful day in SF 🎨👊🏻
What of my new favorites! Also love that u are you painting with Tim Horn. Thanks for explaining your process ❤
That 16x24 is a perfect size for that scene. Love the boathouse coming in from the side, and how the eye moves through the painting. Thank you both for sharing the experience!
Good one Micheal. Nice to see you taking on other subject matter.
Sooooo good, Michael! I absolutely love when you paint buildings! They are always so striking. Hoping you can do some cityscapes this summer if your schedule allows. They're always so amazing too.
Thanks Kay! Yes, I hope to do some cityscapes!
@@chamberlainpaintings yay! Can't wait! ❤️🥰
Love your style and generosity to share. May I ask what editing program or app you use for the video edits? Or does RUclips have their own editing option?
So niiiccceee!!! Both paintings look fantastic, thanks for posting!
I adore both paintings and love how different they look . Thank you so much for making the video and sharing 😊
Great painting and brushwork. Really reminded me of the early California Impressionists.
Side question for Tim.......what kind of sunglasses are those that you are able to paint with?
"That poor guy..." :)) Thank you Michael; I do enjoy watching you work en Plein air; the fog had indeed engulfed the mountains in the background.
Thanks Mikey, I like it! The composition looks great.
Eye Yie Yie! Beautiful!
Really liked your comment about people's reaction to the early process of painting. When I paint, most of the comments I get are when my work is barely started.
Even myself, your work came out much nicer than I had feared.
So wholesome.I’m excited watching your painting videos. ✨😊
Beautiful painting-love it!❤
Wow - you both did fantastic paintings - nice soft edges and beautiful color harmony.
Thanks Maura!
Beautiful painting capturing Alcatraz and that foreground 🖼🖼🖼
Thanks Cedric!
@@chamberlainpaintings you're quite welcome 🍻
really love this painting!
Both paintings are great! 👏
Lovely painting and excellent composition!! Love this one
So inspiring!! Great watching you both paint. Beautiful outcomes. Fresh!!
Beautiful Michael!
love this, a great inspirational paint out, thank you for sharing it 😉
Now I feel like watching that "Escape from Alcatraz" starring Clint Eastwood. 😂Both great paintings, specifically drawn to how alive yours seems to look!🥰
I remember really enjoying that movie when it came out. I may have to rewatch!
@@chamberlainpaintings Right on!! Enjoy 😁
Really nice, I like the combinations.
Amazing work!
Sweet!
Awesome work.
Beautiful well done
Good morning Michael 🙂
Good morning Mark 🙂
Great stuff!! Appreciate you sharing!
I just experienced the block in thing myself at Leo Carillo. There was a lot of people walking by quickly and pretending they weren’t looking. There was a gradual turning point though where slowly they started stopping to say nice things about it. 😂 but I could definitely feel the cringing faces in the early stages.
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Michael, is that “ Balclutha “ anchored in the distance at time 1:23 🔍
Yes!
Beautiful Painting Michael
@@chamberlainpaintingsso many things randomly just come to mind , thank you Michael
The only thing I want to know is why you put your back to your subject. I was always told to face your subject because it’s a lot easier.
I turn the easel to keep direct light off the painting. I don’t like using umbrellas.
the windows are not reflected in the water...