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Plein air painting, From the Car! Early Spring
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- Опубликовано: 21 фев 2019
- Today I am demonstrating how easy it is to plein air paint no matter what the weather conditions are! I love painting from my car- no cold, wind, bugs, excessive heat... just warmed seats, serene quiet, and comfort! Join ,e as I share this little plein air exercise!
I have the unique privilege today to be at the Frostville Museum, Historical Village in the Rocky River Reservation, near Cleveland, OH. All these buildings were transferred here to this special place- (I hope to be painting here more this summer!) to learn more about this historical location go to:
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ART Materials common in all videos (with the exception of drawing and watercolor videos)
Gamblin Paints:
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Colors:
• Titanium White
• Cadmium Yellow Medium
• Yellow Ochre
• Burnt Sienna
• Ultramarine Blue
• Pthalo Green
• Alizarin Crimson
Mediums:
• Gamsol (Odorless Mineral Spirits- available through Gamblin Products)
• Refined Linseed Oil (Also available through Gamblin)
Painting Box:
• Some videos, Open Box M www.openboxm.com
• Some videos, www.artboxandpanel.com Both companies- great plein air easels!
Brushes:
• Signet Series by Robert Simmons: sizes 2,4,6,& 8
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Plein Air Backpack:
• Sienna Brand Plein Air Back Pack
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Surfaces
• Small 8” x 10”, 6” x 8” or so panels (I prefer linen or gessoed- not cotton cheap ones)
• Raymar wet panel carrier for carrying wet paintings (I prefer an 8” x 10”) You can order panels through Raymar, also
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Miscellaneous materials:
• Paper Towels
• Small garbage bag
• Artists plein air umbrella (Optional) www.greatartto...
• Bottle of water/snack
• Sketch book/pencil
• Camera/phone
• Hat
• Sunblock
Studio Materials
• Larger sturdy easel
• Misc. books
• Palette
• Work station/table
• Music
• Inspiration
You mentioned painting from the car in your last video and I was happy to learn today you already have videos demonstrating this. I'm definitely going to give this a try this winter! Great instruction during the painting. I'm only half way through and I've already learned a lot. The encouragement about our unique fingerprint in our work and thinking about our legacy - as someone who spent way too many years NOT painting - it's so important. Thanks again!
From a car!! Who'd have thunk it. Very cool. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing your craft; and describing what you see when you paint. You make it look effortless😊
This is my favorite video of yours so far! I especially appreciate how you describe your background values. It looks SO good!
Another winner!! Thanks, Jessica, your process makes more and more sense with every video I watch!!
I love this painting. And that you did it in your car. Thank you
Jessica I always love your plein air paintings ! Great! Thank you!!!
Thank you Maria!
Thanks Jessica for sharing,I will try also to paint in the car if it’s raining,great work,waiting for the next tip
Nice work once again. I learned a lot about getting started on a painting.
Jessica ,I was out painting the other day for a few hours ,it was still a job thawing out this time of year. suprise ! paint from your car I thought(but did not) it is such a cozy way to paint and not interfere with the painting process... thanks for the reminder!
Oh without a doubt, the best way to plein air in the cold!
@Jessica excellent. Thanks for showing us the steps
A really nice informative demonstration and I love the way she’s captured the light. I’m just amazed she’s done it in the car as the fumes from the linseed would bother me I’m sure so I’d have to have the windows open which probably defeats the object of the exercise.
Thank you, The smell doesn't bother me, but I forgot to mention that if they do, cracking the window might be a good idea! You can always run the heater higher !
Love it!
Very nice. You have to be super organized to do a plein air painting from your car.
You really do, but if you only carry the bottom line essentials, it's not too difficult.
You just beautiful pieces
I really liked this! I am not an artist at all, but I always wanted to be. :) This was awesome!
Thanks Patty, all that is required is the desire! The rest is the energy to try. You can most definitely do it!
Awesome! Just subscribed and found your channel through Facebook post
Great! Thanks so much, Justin!
i always look for mountains,rivers etc,painting just a building and abit of reflection dident seem very interesting,but after looking at the video,and painting im now going to try,,so thank you for the vid,and a very nice painting ( sorry more then nice,)
Sometimes some of the most beautiful paintings I have seen are the most mundane subject matter where the artist has found the poetry in simple things.
@@JessicaHenry thank you for your reply,your right,and i realy love your videos,and paintings,,i do paintings for fun,sold a couple to friends,but can you give advice on how to get them sold in galleries etc,,ive asked and only been told sorry we only sell for pros , whos agents contact us etc,so im finding it realy impossible to even try to start trying to sell, so jessica any advice would be greatfull, and please keep painting, i enjoy your work, thank you
@@JessicaHenry , it is all in the eye. You can create a masterpiece from the image of 'trash', if you capture the effects of the light, values, and contrast. It is all in the eye.
''Plein Air Painting from your car OMG! YOU ROCK!!! I've done plein air paintings for years but never from inside the car how cool is this! fantastic idea!! its thinking outside the box.. or should I say inside the box lol! anyhoot I luv it ''Jessica Henry'' Super great demo video keep painting strong girl this was Awesome! Sin-cerely Artist Mark A. Foltz* .
Ha! Thanks so much, Mark! It is just so much more comfortable, warm and hey! I have my music! haha! Have a great week!
@@JessicaHenry Thank you my kind friend stay connected I will do the same. 😉
If I attempted this, my car would never be the same! Ponayota
Loved the painting Jessica! I have a video where I did a sketch from my car but got confronted by passers by because they thought I was a bad guy! Sometimes I'm not sure if it's more conspicuous to be in the car or out! Great video and painting! I love all the suggesting you did. I so often get mired in the details. Great job!
I hear ya! Thank you!
Danny, next time you want to paint some architectural subject matter, don't chose the front of the local bank. ha ha.
@@michaelparry1383 lol
Danny Sabra I watched your video Danny & where I live they would be suspicious of someone in a car sat there for a long time too. However, it’s true what you say, whilst there are horrible things happening in reality they are in the minority. The wonderful experiences & the people doing amazing things far out way the negativity of this world. It’s a shame the news only hones in on the terrible atrocities which has the impact on us to question someone’s motives. Stay positive & keep creating!
@@mazartistry Thanks Maria! And I agree, I can definitely understand why people are suspicious. But I think the solution is to stay positive like you say and keep creating!
Beautiful! May I have your thoughts on how long it takes oil paintings to dry and be ready to sell/give away? I was told by an artist friend to use Gamblin Retouch and that’s all I need to do. What are your thoughts? What do you do??
If a painting is heading out the door sooner that the allotted 6 month drying time in order to be varnished, I will put a coat of the Gamblin retouch varnish. And that can be applied when it is dry to the touch. That's what I do most of the time. If one has been around for longer than 6 months, it has cured and can maintain a coat of regular varnish. If it hasn't already had a coat of retouch varnish, I can apply it directly to the painting. If there is a coat of retouch on it, then it has to be removed. I have never done that, but there is a way to do it.
If this was me doing this, there'd be linseed oil all over the upholstery!
Along with various colours of paint after I drop my brush 3 or 10 times. :)
This is great. But, being a left handed painter, I think I’d have to get a car with the drivers side on the right! And, being sloppy, I’d have to figure out how to cover the whole seat and the dashboard. I wonder if ‘Weather Tech’ makes something like that!!! 🤔 Ha Ha! 😄😄😄
Ha! I call it "anointing my car!" Haha!
I used to know a Janet Henry from Rocky River 70 yrs ago. Any 43lation?
Inspirational. I tried Plein Air for the first time yesterday. I loved being out and adopted your colour palette. It was unsuccessful, because I chose to stop, as I couldn't see how the skidding oils would ever sit on top of each other without blending into a dirty mud. Perhaps too much linseed. However, in your video you appear to reach that stage at approx. 20:20 - you continue putting the colour on regardless and eventually it takes shape. So I just need to carry on. Do you only ever use hog hair bristle? I find they remove the oil too much, yet you seem to get by ok...Your video motivates me for another try..Thanks
Hi Michael, Yes definitely keep working at it. It's s numbers thing. The more you do the more comfortable you'll feel. You'll start to automatically understand how much is too much oil, how thin/thick the layers can and or should be in order to work out the layering. Just like playing an instrument, it requires the patience to allow yourself to make mistakes, and to work through the trials and confusion. Remember the rule "fat over lean" which means you can only lay thick paint over thin layers. But if you have a thick layer of paint and try to do another layer of thick over that, you'll end up with a mess. You can always scrape off paint and start over with an area.
Yes, I pretty much always use hogs hair bristles. Hope that helps, keep working through it!
I watched the whole thing and enjoyed. Thx
Loved everything except the monotonous music - really enjoy your videos, Jess!
Interesting and thank you. I was a little surprised as I watched the picture (on screen) and the view of the house shrunk to almost the background on your painting and the roads and side yard next to the house doubled, lots of wet dirt?
Yes, you have to adjust your canvas to suit your vision. Sometimes you have to rearrange and edit nature a bit to create something that is a new work. Thanks for watching!
what size open M box is it you are using???
It's an 8" x 10"