Love your talking and teaching. Love painting alongside you, not always the same thing. However love your talk about trees today, took me ages to realize trees aren't topiary. You can have a hug. Love ya!
Good Day, Always a pleasure to begin the day with Mr Alan Owens. You have helped me greatly, Thank you so much for all of your teaching. I am a beginner.... working towards 'modified early advanced' status. It is a pleasure to paint, and so much more pleasurable to see my little drawings gain depth and clarification thru application of your instruction and insights. YOU are a treasure and a wonderful resource. Thank you x 100.
Alan this is a great tutorial, I would like to see more of this, taking individual elements and clarifying how they are achieved! Thank you for this, can we have more please! You are the first artist I followed on RUclips and I keep coming back to you ! Jane Vance
Super tutorial, Alan. I think this is a good mix-in with full paintings. Your taking more time to discuss the in-depth techniques help me out a lot. Thank you.
Trying to catch up with the other patrons..... this has helped me to understand the brush strokes that you make look so easy. My skies have been getting better, then I add trees which have been turning into dull blobs. I’m off to practice this!
Mr Owens instruction & teachings in 2017 remain as powerful and profound in 2020 and suspect, time forever. How fortunate we are in a time where recordings of both voice and visuals are available. I often imagine Artists like Rembrandt and those before electronics existed. To find oneself receiving instruction then from Artists of their caliber was a rare one indeed. The circles were small and the sacrifices were great. My own Skills have advanced markedly since my discovery of RUclips Tutorials and even RUclips has evolved in the past 15 years since I came across it. Its truly an incredible vehicle for learning, well, just about anything ones Mind is curious about.
Terrific tutorial. It's so enjoyable listening to your advice and watching you work. I really learned a lot, especially to try harder to be more "free" in my artistic endeavors.
Thank you Alan, you are a wonderful Teacher. I am learning so much from you. 'Be risky' is my new mantra. My Son and I, love doing your tutorials, we laugh as we learn from you because you make it fun and rewarding. I live in Australia and you techniques have helped me paint our gumtrees and bush. We are so lucky to have your guidance and truly appreciate your kind spirit. Liz
Very good tutorial Alan! I can't call myself a beginner anymore but there's ALWAYS some little thing more to learn. I, like many, am always searching for natural looking greens. I noticed you added burnt umber to warm up the usual mixture of yellow and ultramarine ( lemon yellow seems to give me a very cold green). A short tutorial on your favourite mixes for greens would be useful. Thank you again Alan.
Thank you for this video I found it very informative! This is what I personally need to make my paintings more realistic just little tricks to create a better job! Thanks
This is awesome! I have been trying to loosen up (not clenching my jaw when I paint...lol)...this is just what I needed. I loved that you explained everything as you were painting. I understand so much more after watching this...and I'll be watching it several times! Lots of great tips. Could you please tell me what brush or brushes you are using? Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic video. Would love to see more like this.....
I like to use a size eight sable brush with a nice point .I have no particular make .just hold your brush very lightly and on it,s side when painting your trees,,, also with washes as well, don't press down to heavily let your brush do the work
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Love your talking and teaching. Love painting alongside you, not always the same thing. However love your talk about trees today, took me ages to realize trees aren't topiary. You can have a hug. Love ya!
Alan, you paint so beautifully! I enjoy watching it very much! Thank you for your lessons.
Love your leisurely way of painting. I have been grinding teeth for too long now! You have helped me to loosen up. Thanks Alan.
Good Day, Always a pleasure to begin the day with Mr Alan Owens. You have helped me greatly, Thank you so much for all of your teaching. I am a beginner.... working towards 'modified early advanced' status. It is a pleasure to paint, and so much more pleasurable to see my little drawings gain depth and clarification thru application of your instruction and insights.
YOU are a treasure and a wonderful resource. Thank you x 100.
Hi there Thomas ..I know i am late with my reply .I have missed a few ,,,weeks Take care and keep enjoying your painting
Alan this is a great tutorial, I would like to see more of this, taking individual elements and clarifying how they are achieved! Thank you for this, can we have more please! You are the first artist I followed on RUclips and I keep coming back to you !
Jane Vance
Super tutorial, Alan. I think this is a good mix-in with full paintings. Your taking more time to discuss the in-depth techniques help me out a lot. Thank you.
enjoy your self its later than you think, ..god bless ta ta for now
Trying to catch up with the other patrons..... this has helped me to understand the brush strokes that you make look so easy. My skies have been getting better, then I add trees which have been turning into dull blobs. I’m off to practice this!
This was great, I wish I had seen it a while back, but now I can use these tips as I practice. Thank you!
Thank you for taking the time to show this, it was so helpful!
Mr Owens instruction & teachings in 2017 remain as powerful and profound in 2020 and suspect, time forever. How fortunate we are in a time where recordings of both voice and visuals are available. I often imagine Artists like Rembrandt and those before electronics existed. To find oneself receiving instruction then from Artists of their caliber was a rare one indeed. The circles were small and the sacrifices were great. My own Skills have advanced markedly since my discovery of RUclips Tutorials and even RUclips has evolved in the past 15 years since I came across it. Its truly an incredible vehicle for learning, well, just about anything ones Mind is curious about.
I think you have said it all we are so lucky to have RUclips
notice the tree on the left has foliage clumps coming towards you ,the pine tree also has the centre darkened out for the same reason
Thanks very much for reinstating this one. It has now been officially watched and liked!
That was an awesome lesson one I needed badly ,, thank you so much for sharing... love your paintings you make it look so easy
This video has been the most helpful for beginners. I love watching you
So informative for a beginner to watch you.
Thank you for this lesson. You never disappoint . And yes, we are all children no matter what our age!! You are amazing!!
thanks Mary I am very young in my heart as they say ,,.but old in the head, tee hee , hugs
Mr. Alan Owen, I love your trees. Thanks for this inspiring lesson. All the best
thank you Cecilla
Thanks Alan for explaining along with demo everything I needed to grasp at this beginning stage.
You’re simply the best! 😊👍🏼
Fantastic tutorial, Alan! I've learned quite a bit here today! Hugs
I love this video! Thank you so much for explaining every detail. I'm a newbie to watercolor and like these in-depth videos. Hope you make more.😊
Terrific tutorial. It's so enjoyable listening to your advice and watching you work. I really learned a lot, especially to try harder to be more "free" in my artistic endeavors.
thanks dear Adriana .hugs
Thank you Alan, you are a wonderful Teacher. I am learning so much from you. 'Be risky' is my new mantra. My Son and I, love doing your tutorials, we laugh as we learn from you because you make it fun and rewarding. I live in Australia and you techniques have helped me paint our gumtrees and bush. We are so lucky to have your guidance and truly appreciate your kind spirit. Liz
thank you Elizabeth
Thank you Alan for teaching us your skills in painting.
Thank you so much mr. Allan! I will apply all what ive learned today.
Thank you so much - great tutorial 👍👍👍
Thank you so much. I learned so much from this one, especially about brush work.
I'm so glad!
Very good tutorial Alan! I can't call myself a beginner anymore but there's ALWAYS some little thing more to learn. I, like many, am always searching for natural looking greens. I noticed you added burnt umber to warm up the usual mixture of yellow and ultramarine ( lemon yellow seems to give me a very cold green).
A short tutorial on your favourite mixes for greens would be useful. Thank you again Alan.
I've just noticed you've already been asked about greens and done a tutorial. You must have read my mind!!
thats so nice of you to say .,thanks you Barbara ,, I will do that for our Patreon group ,
Thank you for this video I found it very informative! This is what I personally need to make my paintings more realistic just little tricks to create a better job! Thanks
it is only practice Jane my love ...so keep at it and you will get there ,.here take my hand lets go
This is awesome! I have been trying to loosen up (not clenching my jaw when I paint...lol)...this is just what I needed. I loved that you explained everything as you were painting. I understand so much more after watching this...and I'll be watching it several times! Lots of great tips. Could you please tell me what brush or brushes you are using? Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic video. Would love to see more like this.....
thanks so much ,, see my last reply on holding your brush lightly ,
I know that this is an older video but it has been very useful. Thank you. I enjoyed watching.
Glad it was helpful!
We pressured you into putting it up. We love Everthing you do. I'm glad a few bad apples didn't keep you from teaching the rest of us .
cheers Blake
Thank you! Very helpful.
I'm so glad you put it back up
Very helpful. Thank you.
Elated to see this tutorial back!
ta so much ,
Thanks for tips
Alan what are the paints there in the tray. Thanks
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Many thanks for the tips. That should help me to become more "risky".
you are so welcome Liliane
Inspiring teaching.Wish I wasn't working today so that I could try working with the side of my brush.Thank you so much.
I hope you are not working to hard .my lovely Alison, but think of it as making you young and slim and beautiful and it wont be as hard
dear alan , what is the brand of your brushes , i am trying to get the effect it do with my own but it become different
thanks
I like to use a size eight sable brush with a nice point .I have no particular make .just hold your brush very lightly and on it,s side when painting your trees,,, also with washes as well, don't press down to heavily let your brush do the work
just ordinary sable brushes yet the half nylon are fine ,keep your brush on its side and drag it down
THANKS AGAIN
Can not understand understand what you are saying need closed captioning sorry I missed lesson