Interesting comment about scraping off with the palette knife if the paint gets to thick to work on. I like how you jump between brushing and scraping. Your commentary is so informative and enjoyable. Painting process is a joy to watch.
Fantastic brushstrokes. Making me homesick watching your videos. I grew up in Falmouth and love the Cornish coast. Moved to Sydney Australia. I paint in acrylic and recently oils. I am very inspired with your videos. Very helpful hints too. Love the dog!
Thank you very much Yolanda I’m pleased it helps with your painting but sorry to make you homesick! Cornwall is still pretty much the same as 25 years ago but there are now more visitors all year round especially since they dualled most of the A30. Lots of new incomers too since Covid
Lovely painting , we holidayed down that way for 15 years in a row with the kids, camped at beautiful Coverack, but know this area well where you are . I find it hard to finish my plein air paintings when I get home so they largely remain unfinished in a pile ! ( I’m new to plein air, always been animal artist , very detailed) , also I’m in sunny Sussex which has the most uninspiring and boring seafront ! …can’t wait to get back down to beloved Cornwall Absolutely loving your videos , thank you so much x
Hi Anthea - thank you very much for your comments. I don't often finish my plein air paintings on location as I find they often need a 'lift' and lack contrast. I usually get back into them in the studio after they have dried. I find this works best for me. Some of them get painted over too - especially if I run out of canvas or boards! x
Hi Mr Andrew.... 😌That wonderful!, 🤔🧐Beautiful colors... Too much, beautiful sky, a lot, the rocks and foam Sea are so beautiful!!!! As always place stunning! Congratulations Andrew, this opera, I try painting like you.... 👌👍☺️👏👏👏👏👏👏🙋♀️
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt of course Andrew, but Not I can painting now, I go 2 days on Giglio Island.... 😁I must take bronze chocolate... 🙋♀️HI Andrew.. Have a good day....
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt thank you BUT, I m positive on covid.... 😩😩😩😩😩😩I must take tampone and I m positive, so I stay at home... I cannot travel... Before travel The Doc told me, you are positive... Andrew, ☺️I can? 😖😖😖😖😖😤😡😤😡😤😡😤💩OK... Another quarantena for me.... 😫😫😫😡😡😵😵😡😫😵😫Hi Andrew, how do you make? Nothing!!!! 👋👋👋👋
Ooft that must have been a challenge … light conditions changing so radically, so quickly. I’ve just started plein air and finding it so hard not to get into a panic trying to get things down before they change.
It was very challenging but enjoyable all the same. The sea changes colour so quickly and so often, it must be one of the hardest plein air subjects to tackle
Watching your video is very helpful. It is great to see the brushstrokes and how you apply the paint. (I'd like to know the size of brush used when you were painting outside). I love your use of colour. Thanks.
@@chipollino11 yes I would like to paint in USA one day or Canada where the colours are brighter and more intense. Here we have bright clear days and beautiful blue aqua water but it's often grey and more subtle
Great video and painting Andrew thank you. Inspired for my session tomorrow now. I am also sorting my studio out so I can start painting indoors too. Your studio section is really interesting. I love hearing about your process.
Lovely, lovely, lovely! Such a beautiful image. I especially love the golden glow between the far headland and the sky. I’ve seen that many a time when bad weather followed by good weather is on the way. Amazing colours too. How did you mix the dark green sea just above the beach to the right? It’s very typical of the Cornish sea.
Thank you very much Jennie The dark green was probably made with raw sienna, lemon yellow and violet. It’s hard to remember exactly as I have to paint so quickly outdoors to catch the light and colours
Thanks for watching and thank you for your kind comments about my work 😃. It’s very challenging doing these videos by the waters edge. Loud sea and usually very windy. It’s all done on a budget and this one was just me and my daughter who was 16 at the time 👍🏻
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A artist myself but enjoy watching other artist working and yours was a pleasure to watch
That's awesome Barry - thank you
Lovely painting!
Thank you Samantha
So beautiful!
Thank you very much 😊
You certainly chased that one round the canvas Andrew
I always seem to chase them around the canvas - keeps me busy 😀
Love it mate ,, happy Xmas
@@retiredpainter259 happy Christmas to you too
Interesting comment about scraping off with the palette knife if the paint gets to thick to work on. I like how you jump between brushing and scraping.
Your commentary is so informative and enjoyable.
Painting process is a joy to watch.
That’s very kind of you to say Jim. Thank you 😊
Wonderful 🎉
Many many thanks
Beautiful!
Thank you very much Barbara
Beautiful video my friend.. I respect you. Good luck to you.👍Have a great day!
Thank you very much indeed - have a great day yourself 😀👍
Fantastic brushstrokes. Making me homesick watching your videos. I grew up in Falmouth and love the Cornish coast. Moved to Sydney Australia. I paint in acrylic and recently oils. I am very inspired with your videos. Very helpful hints too. Love the dog!
Thank you very much Yolanda
I’m pleased it helps with your painting but sorry to make you homesick! Cornwall is still pretty much the same as 25 years ago but there are now more visitors all year round especially since they dualled most of the A30.
Lots of new incomers too since Covid
What a beautiful landscape. Very beautiful...
Thank you so much
Another lovely video chum, a great demo, cheers Paul
Thanks Paul - very difficult changeable light that evening but great fun 😀
Lovely painting , we holidayed down that way for 15 years in a row with the kids, camped at beautiful Coverack, but know this area well where you are . I find it hard to finish my plein air paintings when I get home so they largely remain unfinished in a pile ! ( I’m new to plein air, always been animal artist , very detailed) , also I’m in sunny Sussex which has the most uninspiring and boring seafront ! …can’t wait to get back down to beloved Cornwall
Absolutely loving your videos , thank you so much x
Hi Anthea - thank you very much for your comments. I don't often finish my plein air paintings on location as I find they often need a 'lift' and lack contrast. I usually get back into them in the studio after they have dried. I find this works best for me. Some of them get painted over too - especially if I run out of canvas or boards! x
That is an amazing painting. Just watching how you paint is teaching me where I'm going wrong and how stiff and stilted my own work is.
Thank you so much Irene. I’m really pleased it has helped your work 👍🏻🎨
Another great painting Andrew
Thank you very much Keith
Beautiful artwork Congratulations
Thank you very much Gilberto
j' adore ! beau travail de peintre.
Merci beaucoup Isabelle 😃
Great mood and atmosphere in this one Mate 🎨👌
Thank you Tez 👍🏻
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt 🎨👍
Lovely work, the colours are stark yet beautiful! Love your technique.
Thank you so much! I found the foreground rocks very challenging
Hi Mr Andrew.... 😌That wonderful!, 🤔🧐Beautiful colors... Too much, beautiful sky, a lot, the rocks and foam Sea are so beautiful!!!! As always place stunning! Congratulations Andrew, this opera, I try painting like you.... 👌👍☺️👏👏👏👏👏👏🙋♀️
Thank you Veronica
Have fun painting, I look forward to seeing how you get on 😃
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt of course Andrew, but Not I can painting now, I go 2 days on Giglio Island.... 😁I must take bronze chocolate... 🙋♀️HI Andrew.. Have a good day....
@@veronicabelly9497 enjoy your sunshine
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt thank you BUT, I m positive on covid.... 😩😩😩😩😩😩I must take tampone and I m positive, so I stay at home... I cannot travel... Before travel The Doc told me, you are positive... Andrew, ☺️I can? 😖😖😖😖😖😤😡😤😡😤😡😤💩OK... Another quarantena for me.... 😫😫😫😡😡😵😵😡😫😵😫Hi Andrew, how do you make? Nothing!!!! 👋👋👋👋
@@veronicabelly9497 Look after yourself Veronica - hopefully be all good soon
Ooft that must have been a challenge … light conditions changing so radically, so quickly. I’ve just started plein air and finding it so hard not to get into a panic trying to get things down before they change.
It was very challenging but enjoyable all the same. The sea changes colour so quickly and so often, it must be one of the hardest plein air subjects to tackle
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt do you ever use any of the prismatic palette stuff? Just teaching myself after coming unstuck with subtle sky hue shifts.
@@stukennedy195 Hi Stu
- no I have not tried that method. I love mixing as I go
That really came beautiful Andrew.
Thank you very much - it was a struggle but I think I got there in the end 😀
Watching your video is very helpful. It is great to see the brushstrokes and how you apply the paint. (I'd like to know the size of brush used when you were painting outside). I love your use of colour. Thanks.
Thank you very much Pamela. I use fairly small filberts or flats. Usually number 4 or 5
Good Job.... Thanks.
Thank you very much
Greetings from Russia, Andrew. I really like your paintings and your color.
Thank you very much! Thanks for watching
@@AndrewBarrowmanArt It would be very interesting to see how you create different colors.
@@chipollino11 yes I would like to paint in USA one day or Canada where the colours are brighter and more intense. Here we have bright clear days and beautiful blue aqua water but it's often grey and more subtle
Great video and painting Andrew thank you. Inspired for my session tomorrow now. I am also sorting my studio out so I can start painting indoors too. Your studio section is really interesting. I love hearing about your process.
Thank you Robin. Have a great painting session 👍🏻
Lovely, lovely, lovely! Such a beautiful image. I especially love the golden glow between the far headland and the sky. I’ve seen that many a time when bad weather followed by good weather is on the way. Amazing colours too. How did you mix the dark green sea just above the beach to the right? It’s very typical of the Cornish sea.
Thank you very much Jennie
The dark green was probably made with raw sienna, lemon yellow and violet. It’s hard to remember exactly as I have to paint so quickly outdoors to catch the light and colours
Audio a bit thin and weak. But I must do more seascapes . Your work inspires me.
Thanks for watching and thank you for your kind comments about my work 😃.
It’s very challenging doing these videos by the waters edge. Loud sea and usually very windy. It’s all done on a budget and this one was just me and my daughter who was 16 at the time 👍🏻
Extas
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Fantastic. What do you like to paint?