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Seascape - Oil Painting Seascape Tutorial - How To Paint Waves
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2020
- Oil Painting Seascape Tutorial - How To Paint Waves
Looking to learn how to paint waves in an oil painting? In this tutorial, we'll show you how to create realistic waves using a few simple techniques.
Something else about Diane is people dont talk like this anymore. Something about her cadence or drawl and her intonation gives me an incredible kick of nostalgia; like I remember how my mom’s friends used to sound when I was a kid
She is fantastic
Merveille femme , André Diane !
Je ne connaissais pas . J’ai vu cette vidéo j’ai cherché à la connaître .
J’apprends qu’elle est décédée en 2008 . Je suis terriblement triste .
Elle m’a touchée . Je salue sa fille !
She is SENSATIONAL! Such a relaxing pleasure to watch her do her thing
My heart skips a beat seeing the old packaging. I had nearly every product back then. Still have my brushes and remnants of Old paint in original tubes.
Thank you for bringing Diane back to the screen. She's an absolute marellous instructor. :-)
Diane! You're awesome. You really give me the feeling you actually WANT people to learn this. So many teachers leave out very important details but you explain every single detail and give great close-ups. I really appreciate you. I've been using acrylics but you have inspired me to try oils. THANK YOU!
Diane is exceptional. I hope you have more videos with her. I would love to see them. Made my morning. Thank you.
RIP ma'am. One of the best at her craft. ❤
aww! thats heart breaking!
I've struggled with waves for over 20 years, this video just changed my life.
When I was a kid I used to watch my granddaddy paint landscapes of certain areas of our land in Savannah and he would do seascapes when we’d go to Florida, I always thought painting seascapes was difficult because I could never get mine to look like his, but watching Ms. Andre do this painting I got a new and simpler way to make seascapes. Also, my granddaddy used Bill Alexander paints and supplies
He used the best products. That is why he painted so beautifully.
Next to Bill himself Diane is the next best teacher! Love her work
Yes, Bill #1, Diane #2 and Bob #3 (in my humble opinion)
@@cr8244 1. Bill 2. Diane 3. Buck 4. Lowell 5. Bob 6. Steve (Bob's son) in my opinion
Tom Anderson is an excellent teacher as well. He studied Bill’s work more than anyone we know.
Love the camaraderie among these artists. There are some that I've never heard of, but will take the time to search them out. The others I'm just learning about, except for Bob, but they all are great very talented. I am amazed at their great artistic abilities. Worthy, very noteworthy, to be recognized as the instructors that they are. ❤❤❤🎨😃
@@AAlexanderArti think the best and the most serious person.we need nore lessons from mr Anderson
she is a fantastic artists, very clearly spoken tells you what and how to use the paints. brushes etc . She's an absolutely first class teacher 100% the best... xxxxx
wow this lady is an amazing artist totally blew me away :}
I can't say enough about artists to sing their praise. The giftedness, talent and mystic, strategy and techniques. And the patience to make it all come together. Awesome. Bless you Diane, Alexander, Lowell, and others who make that happen. Amazing. I love it. ❤❤❤🎨
Amazing woman. Looks like she is born with that brushes and paint. So nice
I can’t believe you had a 40+ min Diane Andre episode! I’m so glad it’s so amazing seeing her teach and to see her get twice as much time to do a more detailed painting is so nice. Though I will say I find it interesting that she used her finger for the sand grain effect and not something like the knife to flick the paint on lol, her finger much be so messy with paint on it. But what a great painting nonetheless
I could watch you paint all day . I love your paintings !! It's so inspiring, amazing ! I'm pulling out my painting supplies and going to paint
Diane Andre was such a talented artist. She was taught by Bill Alexander, and then she taught Bob Ross. Miss them all. RIP
I'm confused, Bill taught Bob. Bob began his shows before Bill. Bob later had Bill on his own show. Then I guess there was a falling away which was unfortunate. Bob had Diane on his show in 1984 two years before she hooked up w Bill and did shows with him like these in 1986-87, I know she liked both. She is much more shy and unpolished yet on Bob's show, although good business lady, she did more than held her own. by the time she was w Alexander she knew she was good, the hair do's and styles and perhaps her private studio's proved that too her.
@A E you dont know what ur talking about. First off, alot of Bills shows were aired in an outside setting(as in fumes couldnt build up) also oil paints by their own nature have many toxins in them, but with anything the dose makes the poison. As in dont sit there and breathe in cadmium yellow fumes directly from the tube!
With this being said many things can be attributed to any individual artist. Bob said himself that he never thought he'd live to an old age, as he was a very heavy cigarette smoker. Same for most people of that time, because there was no knowledge of the adverse effects associated with it.
Furthermore, what about Buck Paulson and Lowell Speers they both are very much alive and close to 90 years old! And im sure they had the same amount of contact with those "fumes" you ignorantly speak about. As they too were on Bill's show. Also Buck still paints! So what does that say about those "fumes" you speak of?
Oil painting has been around for centuries and will continue to be around for the foreseeable future, and as such with anything in life establishing the proper safety habits is key in enjoying oil painting to its fullest potential as well as staying healthy while doing so.
Best seascape lesson i've ever seen. Easier.
Gorgeous and the painting is nice too!
Diane I've never seen such an awesome waves. You are really a great artist. I am looking forward in seeing more of your art work.
Diane died in 2008 from Cancer, this video is from Bill's show in the late 1970's early 1980's.
I always look forward to Diane's lessons. Thank you A.A.
Technique is great, proportions are interesting here
Very helpful. I go some ideas from this.
Beautiful I love seascapes. Thanks Diane.
Diane is, was, and always shall be a master.
I love her!! Hope you can hear the praise in Heaven hon. You were fantastic! Thank you!
That sand trick is pretty cool 😎 it pays to watch all videos. Ya learn something new.
you explain so well!! I enjoyed the lesson very much, Thank you!!
Wow !! We want more !!
Thank you again 🙏
great teacher, free spirited, wish we would have seen a lot more of her
Such a wonderful teacher. 👌♥️💐
she was such a master
Exstremly talented, great teacher lots of great tips. A pleasure to watch her.
What an amazing painter and great teacher ❤️
What a fantastic painting , I find the sea so relaxing to watch 😀
Complimenti MAESTRA!
Beautiful painting...and a great teacher.
I don't paint but I like listening to her. She has a relaxing voice.
Lovely lady and painting
@@duckgo8755 thank you for watching!
Really great teaching. Thank you
Arte e artista , lindíssimas!
Waiting midnight for the upload
Excellent drawings very good and the colors look great very good tichel and the water looks great 👍
Nice easy learning.
Bravo !! fantastic lesson. Merci Why do u use this magic white please?
It reminds me of the parting of the reed sea.
what is majic white ? I cant seem to find it
thats such a pretty painting and im so early lol
I just read that Diane passed away years ago. So sad and disappointed. She's the best teacher I've ever seen.
I agree. She was one of the best teachers ever.
God bless her soul
I would like to see more of Dianes painting techniques and different types of paintings. I think she is good!!
We work each layer when it's dry or wet ? Thanks 😊
Was the intro to the show actually that slow when this aired on TV?
Diane’s shows that we produced, never aired on TV.
except her two guest appearances on the “Art of William Alexander” in 1986
Do these mediums work with acrylics or just oil paints?
Beverly Bollhorst.
Good question.
Hi, where can I find the Alexander black paint medium?
Can we still by Bills products and if so where?
Yes his products are still available at alexanderart.com. Follow the link that says Buy Art Supplies.
You are magic I want to be like you
Wish she had her own series on DVD
She’s so lovely rip
Morgan Calvi what was her illness mate
Morgan Calvi 😞
@@morgancalvi6675 Believe it or not she made these videos in 1986. She fell ill in 1990 and never fully recovered. Cancer ultimately took her life in 2008
@@Khashenzo Guillain Barre Syndrome
I've never seen such ridiculous waves. They defy the laws of nature and physics. Unbelievable!
Lady, You are still the same... ;)
Nice Job!
Got bored with B Ross. This lady was fantastic. The seascape is brilliant and that tree is just pure beauty
She is so much easier to follow than Bill
מאוד יפה
I’m fascinated by her accent. Where is it from?
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Bills brushes don't have numbers. The fan is small, medium, large.
Diane is one of the best teachers of "wet on wet" who ever lived. She coughed a lot during this video. It makes me wonder if all of the years of inhaling paint thinner started to effect her lungs. I read in an obituary article that she battled cancer before she died. Bill Alexander, Bob Ross and his wife Jane Ross, all died from lymphoma. I am very concerned that the benzene in odorless paint thinner kills painters over time. I would be curious to see if any of the other guests on Bill's show or Bob's show died of lymphoma.
Why do the most wonderful people become ravaged by cancer my god but I know she is with god
@@swirlingabyss but I'm still gonna paint.
@@swirlingabyss That's possibly true since it's recently been linked to cancer.
Isn't that the damn truth
swirlingabyss omg your right I don’t believe mineral spirits were available back then you just blew my mind
@@morgancalvi6675 It's still producing a gas, you just can't smell it. There is no difference.
Lol!! That hair!! You know it's 80s.
She painted on Bob Ross' show too.
14:33 omg im tryna sleep with this video and got scared
Finally taught something i love when she says ok see how thick bills paints are ross's are too loose n runny
I wonder how many cans of Aqua Net she used on her hair back then? lol
Hello, and I'm female Bob Ross.
bob ross
Very choppy waves, yet no suggestion of movement in the sky or trees.
rogue waves
I can't wait for her daughter to come here and then lecture everyone about how she found negative comments which traumatized her child.
Cute ;)
@@barbaraandre-vanlith8 It was a great spectacle to behold-an emotional rollercoaster. I saw the drama as it unfolded. You were basking in the warmth of the community on Bill's video, when someone casually mentioned a video on Bob's channel. I knew I was about to witness history then, as you naively ventured into the uncivilized territory of the unwashed masses who desperately hope Bob's voice can somehow ease the crushing pain of modern life.
I had every one of Diane's videos on a separate tab. I must have clicked refresh a thousand times on each one, and then-at long last-I saw that the inevitable had happened. I like to imagine it was a Ron Burgundy moment-someone reading out loud as if from a teleprompter, without awareness of what profane horrors were being unleashed.
Nothing matches my Mr. Alexander! I miss him so...what a master. I hate to see or hear ppl give all the praises to Bob Ross...he had nothing on Mr. Alexander...he told ppl he invented it but poor bob did not!
@@swirlingabyss disagree. I've noticed that Bill stands the paint up on the canvas more, which is leading to highlights and shadows that vary in the light of the room.
They both were great artists and neither of them invented the wet in wet technique.
@@swirlingabyss Alexander's a better painter than Ross.
@@richiejourney1840 right, but Bill invented to prime the canvas with a liquid white paint and he invented the shape of the palette knife. Both things are very important for this style of painting. He did a lot!
He never said that in fact in one episode he thanked bill for showing him this technique dunno where ur getting that idea from
When was this recorded? Quality is about 2008. Would be so much better if it was redone in better video and audio quality. Not going to suffer through the entire thing. Or click on the advertising. 👎👎
Oh, you poor thing. 🤦