How to Paint a Venice Scene Like Singer Sargent
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- A Step by Step Guide on How to Paint a Venice Scene Like Singer Sargent by Professional Artist Paul Clark
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Good intro 😂, I enjoy your videos so much. Thank you Paul!
Glad you enjoy it!
Just love it! And it all comes together so beautifully - the music, scenery, the art and the humour. You are truly a delight and we are all so fortunate to have you as our teacher. Wish you a wonderful holiday in France and may the weather be perfect. 😎🍷
Thank you so much!
Yes, you truly are a delightful painting teacher!!!
Good morning Pablo Clark! What a delightful surprise!!! Love your humor, the music, the setting, the original artist and your version of this great scene!!! You never disappoint!!! 😊 Love the realtime; I don't suppose you could arrange it so that it shows up in different parts of the composition? Also, I've been hoping that some day you'd show us how to do people like in your Dancers at Annecy painting or the Bistro painting with the waitress at the doorway and patrons sitting at tables with one couple at the left of the waitress that shows movement and realism with figures. I would sure love to see how that's done. I hope you have a wonderful time in France with delicious food, warm, dry weather, amazing friends/acquaintances and plenty of plein air painting! Thanks so much Paul for always wanting to see our pearly whites! Oh, and great mustache by the way! 😊
Not only brilliant tuition but hilarious introduction. "Have you seen my broom" 😂😂😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it Peter!
What a gorgeous scene! Strokes of genious - JSS would be proud! You would make a good gondolier too 😄
Frankly, such a pleasure to watch. If there is an award for these productions you're my #1. Gracias!
Soooo good Paul. The many shades of blue,green, in water stunning! I agree that even copying an artist you still have to understand art theory & color theory to make it your own. And yes one always learns many things in your own rendering. Your sense of humor is priceless. You always make me laugh out loud.🤣😂😌🙄👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
Thank you! Cheers! lovely comment much appreciated Barbara!
Wow that Mars Black created the perfect texture and painting the heads small a perfect suggestion. So funny too.thank you
Hi Pablo ;) you made maybe a typo mistake on your video the pigment is PBk11 - Mars Black or Iron Oxide Black. Only an idea, is that a magnetic pigment ? magnetite iron oxide? can you arrange your granulation on the wet wash using a magnet ? ;)
Good introduction Paul , keep waiting for your video .loved everything abt this video mood music painting just everything.. will definitely try.
Paolo,
grazie mille per la questa pittura .
Mi piace molto !!
I enjoy painting Italian scenery .🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🍷🍷🍷🥖🥖🥖
Paul and Margot,
As always, thank you for the wonderful video. Into... well done.
Have a wonderful holiday on the Rhine, I am heartbroken I am not there with you but it was the right decision, I put my father in the hospital yesterday... would have been a nightmare to have had to rush back. I'm counting on you two, and the group, to have a glass of wine for me every evening. Ciao, ci vedremmo presto, sono sicura.
GRRRRRRRR! Working on this. Said it was my new card that is the problem, the expiration date! I hope I don't have to use my body to get this fixed...
Hi cutie, your a nut!🤣 I love this!
Please don't forget to do a southwest desert scene one day.
Every time I try to do the 🌵 cacti it always looks so flat.
Paul Clark
Mycket vackert, mycket trevligt. Very beautiful and very nice says Sven’s wife Ulla in Sweden.
The world's a ✨ place with Paul Clark in it. Keep shining.
Love it! Have a wonderful painting vacation! Still waiting to hear if you are going to plan a painting trip to North America. 😀👍
Pablo! Ha! Love this ... all!!! Yes, I'm there with the opening music - hooked! May all you lovely people enjoy your trip with Pablo and Margot on the Rhone!!! Thank 😊 you for giving us a great time teacher and laughter! This Gramma is filled to overflowing! Love this, a grateful California Gramma ❤️
Hi Paul
Learning from the greats! Yes. Learning from you has served me very well. Thank you.
Andy
Lol! Good to hear, cheers Andy!
Yes, I totally agree with you that copying famous painters give me that feeling of composition and colour creations. It is different for you because you are the professional painter who understands colour much better than somebody like myself. I like your approach to all presentations with great humour, sound of whatever characterize the scenery you try to very successfully place on watercolour paper. I am so happy that I discovered your site.
Lovely stuff Paul! Thanks again for these amazing tutorials. It was my birthday a few days ago and I actually got the John Singer Sargent Watercolours book - it's an epic! I would highly recommend it if you don't have it already!
That shadow in transparent cobalt blue is exquisite! Thank you for tip on keeping figures more realistic. Wonderful granulation under the bridge. Will have to order Mars black. Love how you captured the light in this scene. Thank you. Have a wonderful time in France.
After 30 years of painting portraits the aristocracy in oils, Sargent declared he would never paint another portrait! And I believed he never did! That's when he painted soley in watercolor.
Great info - thanks for sharing!
Love this one! This might be the closest I get to Italy for now. Thank you so much! Enjoy your river cruise ♥
This is so beautiful Paul. You have completely made this your own. Thank you!
This is brilliant, the tuition and the accompaniment. I felt like I was sketching in Venice.
Great to hear - thanks!
Good afternoon, dear Paul! The true Artist is performing great in any fields: you create and edit the video in such a professional way, that (as I also read from the previous comments) we can feel the mood, light, smell of Venice from your tutorial. Thanks a lot for your efforts and enthusiasm! Have a nice day, greetings from Moldova. Lilia Birnaz
Thanks so much Lilia!
Lovely interpetation of the Venice scene. Have a great time in France and don't forget to take pictures!!
Hi Paul🖐, the watercolours you do look awesome every time, and thanx for showing me these gr8 watercolour techniques, keep it up👍🖐.
I'm so happy I found your tutorials, I haven't managed to see all of them yet, but I really love the ones I'd seen so far, your sense of humor and I admire your talent. Have wonderful holidays.
Very fun tutorial once again! Enjoy your trip to France! Thank you
Hallo Paul! I want to wish you and all the participants in the cruise "Art on the Rhône with Paul Clark" sunny days, inspiration and fun!
I look forward to news and pictures from the ship AmaCello's deck!
Next week I will think about you and the spectacular places you will visit.
I wish you wonderful experiences!
That's so kind of you - keep in touch!
Thank you for this magic moment! Happy holiday and teaching as well on the river Rhône!!
Bahahahhahaa!Pablo, I was thinking, "That is a broom" when Margot said it!!! Thanks for this, great education, and I know how busy y'all are.
Glad you enjoyed it J!
Love everything about your way.😆💕
Good job Paul! I'm hoping to do some water color painting myself and found your video very interesting and instructive. Like many painters, I love Sargent's work and hope to learn from his work as well as yours. Hope to view many more of your videos. Thank you for sharing such important information!
Cool, thanks
Impressionists scare me! But I will give this a try…I have Vangogh dusk watercolors…will use those and see how it goes! Thank you for this excellent tutorial 👍🏽
Have fun!
I’m a parent of a toddler so with limited time I tend to use my number twelve for everything, including details. Should I be utilizing my other smaller brushes more?
... no, do as much as you can with the bigger brush!!!!
Another great tutorial Paul of my favourite city … will be giving this a go and it will be my first painting of Venice …have a lovely time in France ! 👍🏻😀
Thank you for your time and creativity! I truly enjoy the Inspiration Series and learning about other artist - one in particular was Ptomlemy Dean - I bought his book to check out his style. I am currently working on the Naples yellow video of the boats, but will enjoy doing the Singer Sargent painting. I am familiar with his oils and portraits, but not so much the watercolors. Beautiful! Love the loose brush strokes to allow the eye to fill in. Enjoy France and safe travels to you and Margot! :0)
Thank you so much as ever!!!!!
I love your video very much!
I like to paint my pichures with your channal when I want to relax. Thank you.
My pleasure 😊
I will give my Mars Black some better respect. thanks for drawing attention to its granulation. 👍
It's great - a new one on me!
Trop drôle Paul :0))) vos effets spéciaux sont spectaculaires! Essayez de ne pas tomber à l'eau ! Merci pour cet humour délirante! AB 🇨🇦
Too funny Paul :0)))) your special effects are spectacular! Try not to fall in the water! Thanks for the hilarious humor!
Merci! - glad you enjoyed it Abby!
Thank you for your interesting and encouraging videos. Which of your videos would you suggest as a “beginning” point for a new artist? Enjoy France!
Check out "Brushes', 'Paper' and Paint - then perhaps the 'Blue door' - nice and simple!
"O Sola Mio" is a neapolitan (from Naples) song. Not a venetian (from Venice) one. This is not a detail.
Oh, well it's Italian and it's the only one I know!!! 😍
What à lovely paint, Paul. Thank you for sharing, it was funny and instructive, as usual.
I have to say that even tho his portraits are WOW I do prefer every one of your versions to his. Especially the one where you said that YOU had done too much. Oh, make a taller space in your mouth for the 'u' vowel. Bahahahahahaa!
... that sounds like 'singing teacher speak' to me!!!!
Stupendo come Venezia grazie Paul per rallegrarci un pò in questi tempi difficili
Grazie Gemma! 😍
Love, love, love your opening! (as well as the rest of the video) Thank you so much for all you do.
Thank you so much!
Love it! I am wondering, why, when you added the blue over the yellow ocher it did not turn green? I am a beginner, obviously.
The blue was strong enough over the more subtle warm yellow.
@@ArtbyPaulClark Thank you!
You are pretty hilarious Paul! Love your wife in background too! Your videos are so fun and I thank you!!❤️💕
Thanks so much
“Dirty” cobalt blue. Lol 😂 my palette is always dirty. I never clean it unless I need pure colors. Lol 😂
Yup - same with me Jacqueline! 😂
Lovely, thanks!
Fully agree with you Paul on why we should copy the original painting.
Good to hear!
Best intro yet Pablo!
this was very cool !!!
Enjoy your trip Paul .l have your book now going to have a go at the tutorial blue door
Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks greatly Paul for sharing your inspirational and explained perfectly, absolutely amazing detail of your Venice scene. Thanks for sharing your talent stay safe and healthy
Good morning, Very pretty but a bit abstract for me. I do like what you have done with the water though and have been wondering how I would do the water of a drawing of lily pads I have on my desk. I love the yellow ochre undercoat with bit of blues/blue green . That will work with what I've drawn. Thanks so much. Barbara
My pleasure!
Buon giorno Pablo! More John Singer Sargent PLEASE.... amazing, plus it is perfect for praticing how to "loosen up"...
Thank you very much!! It is beautiful. Mix the color are great and the shadow in cobalt blue gave ilumine the watercolor. I appreciated your advice.
You're welcome 😊
Fabulous sat in the sunshine listening to the lovely music.
Glad you enjoyed it Susan!
Yay! I absolutely love Sargent’s watercolors. His Venice paintings are amazing but I especially love his paintings of Italian gardens 💕🪴
I think I’ll have to be brave and give this a try, thanks for the encouragement!
Soooo magnificent! Paul the Master. ENJOY your teaching time on the Rhône! Wish i was joking you all.
Love these video, i am currently studying John James Audubon’s watercolors. His birds are well known, but some of the backgrounds works are also amazing. Iam a biologist and often make sketches when in the field, now I’m learning to add some color. Thank you .
Great stuff - Thanks for sharing!
WHAAAAAAT?!!! I just tried to buy you a cup of coffee and they said the bank won't issue it! This has never happened. I just paid them $900!!!! And, there is a large credit line. Embarrassing, and that are about to hear about it!
LOL! J, love that ... always a laugh!
@@ArtbyPaulClark Still working on it. Odd, because I just was able to order from Amazon. And, I sent you some coffee two weeks ago! I'll fix it. You enjoy France!
Loved it! I am at my best artistic self when I follow you! Thanks Paul!
Fabulous! I love Singer's use style and can absolutely see the value of copying to learn. What I noticed most of all was your hand movements to achieve the looseness - so learning from 2 masters! Thanks Paul!
Lol!!! - thanks
Thanks for this. Really captured the light. Plus, the Rialto Bridge is a very busy place surrounded by shops and a market -even at the time of Singer Sargent'$s painting) and the water captured the movement. Here is an unusual question. 🤔I am curious about how Singer might have painted back in the day: a precocious urban sketcher ! Did he use tubes? Did he make his own watercolours from dry pigments? If he was out and about he must have had a kind of portable kit. Do you have any insights about this? Not limited to Singer Sargent but to painters of that time in general, as most contemporary watercolour brands producing paints were either very young (W&N founded 1832, Schmincke produced watercolours only after 1881) or had not been founded at the time. Have a lovely time in France. I look forward to more of this inspiration series.
The Mars black is amazing. May have to cancel my vow to buy no more tubes!!
Thank you so much for this! Love your interpretations of his paintings. I was just reading about him last night and then I saw you'd uploaded this video, how perfect! That's a really great point about how copying the masters can teach a lot about composition and colour, I need to give it a go. Thanks as well for the tip about Mars Black, the texture looks so lovely! Hope you enjoy your holiday!
Thank you Paul. JSS is a wonderful painter and what a contrast between these loose atmospheric Venetian scenes and the cool precision of Madame X.
I did give it a go. My poor Lorenzo has had too much pasta and his passengers too little. However it was a brilliant exercise so thanks for these oases of joy that are your tutorials.
Do you do requests? Sir William Russell Flint or Edward Wesson maybe?
Brilliant master copy - and so relaxing to watch. Cheers!
Hi Paul
I am receiving a lot of inspiration from your simple and clear lectures and various attempts. Thank you so much.
Thank you Paul!
Lovely Paul, thank you. I remember writing an essay about 'gassed' such a sad painting but sums up war well.
Great picture, and I love the music. You look like my Sicilian grandfather. If you had a stinky cigar hanging out of your mouth, you'd be a dead ringer 😂
Such a beautiful scene. I loved the painting, but you mentioned lasagna 😳. Now I have a craving and have to go make one. 😊
Love this one, it would be really fun if you wanted to give it a try with one of the Swedish painter Lars Lerin. He is very famous in Sweden and has a large museum in Karlstad in Sweden BR/Fredrik
I think you've done Sargent proud. Fine work!
Many thanks!
OK maybe this is the novice talking but I like your painting better. I have a tube of Mars black I’ve never used I think I see if I can get that lovely granulation. Have a blast in France.
Hi I just bought your book techniques and tutorials for the complete beginner, and I'm about to do the bridge, I was looking for the video in case I could have an idea looking at it but so far I love it!
I love Venezia la Serenissima so your watercolor appeals to me and shall exercise it! Enjoy your cruise on the Rhône river
Great demonstration of the artist’s loose watercolor style. Can’t wait to try this painting; just absolutely love the quick loose method you used to replicate the style. Thanks Paul and enjoy your holiday.
Thanks so much 😊
When you upgrade your intro, you do it with an artistic flare! Thank you for the interesting history, your beautiful Venice practice scenes, and this wonderful tutorial.
Glad you enjoyed it Susan!
Amazing! I love the Inspiration Series. That painterly water is not easy!
I LOVE your intros 😎😎😁😁😁
Great to hear!
Fantastic ! Guess I need to get some Mars Black now. I love the granulation that ultramarine blue and burnt sienna make too.
Not going to Venice just yet Paul, I'm still in Yorkshire at the start of your first full paintings (the bridge) having just done your book's first exercises. Being able to read the book and "hear it" in your friendly voice is a delight, makes it seem _you're_ with me when I went out to paint, if that makes sense. So thank you for your lessons and energy and easy-going way and for your instruction, but most of all your enthusiasm - that's the real reason I have started experimenting with watercolours and I'm grateful - to you - that I did. (Or to put it another way, for all the messes on paper I'm about to make - ultimately I blame you!).
Lol! - love that, and delighted to help in anyway!
Wonderful!
Wonderful!
Hi Caroline here...love your art ....love your clowning around.
A question, how can you decide to which medium to use to highlight the painting at the end, sometimes soft pastel’s, sometimes the knife.
Great job! I did madam x sometime ago in water colours and then in acrylocs!
You said to soap the brush used w/masking fluid b4 using. How?
you are a great painter. wish i could learn from you face to face. but alas i live in the us. i tried talking my husband into letting me take classes with you.
Thank you for a little history with this fabulous paint. You know I consider you one of the Greats!! I actually preferred your versions of his paints! And always your humor makes me smile!
Wow, thank you! Lol!!!
Chapeau👏 quelle merveille, ces touches délicates qui font exploser la lumière🤩🤩🤩
Wonderful tutorial. Lots to learn for masters. Thanks
I love your intros and especially your paintings. Have a great day