How to Paint a Victorian Shop Front in Line & Wash
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2021
- A Step-by-step Guide on How to Paint a Victorian Shop Front in Line & Wash by Professional Artist Paul Clark
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My late husband, Jim Boyle, and I owned an art gallery, frame shop and studio in a little town in the Upstate of South Carolina. Jim was a lifelong artist and spent 25 years in our little shop. I helped out but I had a full time job as a journalist in a small daily newspaper. Those were the best years of our lives together, so when you retire, go find a quaint little store and fill it with your work. Cheers!
This was by far the most heartfelt and closely knitted episode I've seen on the channel, specifically from how Paul, you took us through the entire drawing, to your family's historical roots, accent variation, music scores and leaving room for others to participate in terms of colors and ending with a perfect streak of creative followers' work. Amazing job mate. Would like to see this interactive method more. :)
Thanks very much - that's such a great comment and much appreciated Aman.
Once again you continue to amaze me with the generosity of your time, your glowing talent, and love of location and history. I watch your videos with my morning coffee. You make me ready for whatever comes. Thank you.
Wow, thank you! ... lovely comment Barb!
My great-grandfather had a grocer's shop in Lancashire in the 1800s, but unfortunately I don't have a picture. This painting was so inspiring. Absolutely loved it.
Sounds great! - cheers Kathryn!
"It's my shop and I can sell what I like" -- that gave me a good chuckle. That's awesome you have photos of your great-great-grandfather's shop. Great challenge Margo.
❤️❤️❤️🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I wish I could like this video a 100x it’s just sooo lovely! The music! I’m still humming the song. I loved the rambling and explanation of slang.
It gives me so much buried treasure to watch you paint and tenon saw. As you can tell I am not a cockney. Thank you for a very enjoyable tutorial.
Andy
Wonderful Andy ..... I had to think about these for a moment..... Lol!
A born and bred Ashfordian here! (Now in the Midlands!) Great to hear my home town given a mention!
Good to hear ... great place Ashford!
I love the guitar, cello, vocal music here.
I think this is my all time favorite, this is so cute and cozy. My Great Grandmother and Grandmother were a Clark's from England. They showed me a lot of old pics some on copper plates that were hard to see but I loved the old shop pics. and ships. Thank you so much for this wonderful painting.
My pleasure and thanks for sharing! .... Clarks reign on!
Just wonderful to watch. Fun, light-hearted chat gives me the confidence to try. Your perfectionism doesn’t translate to exclusivity; in other words, give it a go, or in American colloquial English, give it the old college try.
Thanks Rita - so pleased you enjoyed it!
Loved the cute slang lesson during the drawing. Brilliant to encourage each one to use colors of choice...
Thank you so much 😀
This one was just delightful. The paintings at the end were a real treat, too.
Cheers Janet!
One of my favourite ! Absolutely love your work and your great sense of humour🇨🇦💞
All that comes to mind is Charles Dickens's Old Curiosity Shop. Just wonderful to watch you 👏
What a great book too!
Paul, I can’t tell you how much I just adore this lesson. It makes me so happy, I’ll be trying it this weekend as a Christmas gift for my mom, but hers will be teddy bears! Thank you for sharing! By the way, you’re my favorite artist on RUclips. 😁
Mine too🤗
Thank you. I am always happy to follow your tutorial it is quite inspiring
So charming! I loved this painting and what a great idea to have everyone customize it! Also loved the old photos of your Great Grandfather's shops. The Cockey slang was fun as well - the only time I've heard it was in an old Cary Grant film. You have the best channel by far! Thanks so much for all these amazing tutorials.
It would be amazing to paint one of those old photos! I loved them too.
Paul, if you’re hiring, I’ve over 30 years of retail experience LOL I absolutely LOVED this!!! And it was really lovely to see the photos of your Great-Great-Grandfather’s shop from back in the day, also hearing about the provenance of your accent and the Cockney rhyming slang. You never cease to surprise and delight us, dear Paul. Clarkies’ storefront turned out, well, stunning. That brick wall…WOW! I’m definitely giving Didi’s Bits & Bobs a try 😁 Thank you once more for a wonderful video! 👏❤️
Lol! Didi - You're hired.... can you start Monday! - thanks for great comment!
You always entertain as well as inspire me! Thanks!
Lovely painting, when I think it's finished and perfect, a new detail is added. I am an oil painting artist and I don't dare with watercolor.
Thank you so much!! I just love this lesson. This is what I would like to learn how to paint. Thank you from the Middle Colony of Chicago in the USA... don't forget to have a pint with your bubble and squeak!!!
Oh my Goodness. This is beautiful. I have just taken up art again after a gap of 45 yrs or more and I love doing buildings and doors. This was a real treat and I'm sure I'll watch over and over again. Thank you for yours fantastic informative video's.
No words to describe this . So I m 😶 speechless as I am only watching it twice thrice many times ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Paul, I loved this tutorial and the viewers efforts shown at the end. Everyone is so creative and can’t wait to create something similar. Can’t wait for the next one. Cheers from Victoria 🙋♀️
I love the extra bits of knowledge we get from your comments throughout the videos. Now I know some cockney slang! It was also neat seeing the old photos from your ancestry. You're lucky to have those! Thanks for another wonderful tutorial.
Good to know! - cheers Jamie!
Brilliant demonstration, I loved how you painted the bricks, genius! Hugely enjoyable and encouraging as always, thanks so much.
Really enjoy watching your videos and im learning so much! Thank you so much for making them!
Well, I really enjoy all your rabbit and pork! This was so interesting! I am a fanatic about accents as well. I sang in Vienna for about a year, and my Hansel had a precious accent which we finally called "southern-country-Viennese"! I slowed down this video and it still looked so easy; I realize it is not easy. I try to adopt your relaxed style, but I still feel a bit paralyzed when I begin. Thank you for this FABULOUS, FUN lesson. I do encourage all to use the tip jar!
I really love this. It looks doable I was interested in the brickwork techniques, shading and the lighting effects. This is so versatile. I think I am going to to a London Ironmongers in Herne Hill, it has lots of stuff, facemasks hanging up, and a plastic Santa in front. It was really fun and useful to see other subscribers' work and have new ideas too. I like seeing other people's work on every video.
Great tutorial! Thanks. Looking forward to giving it a go. Shop fronts are a particular favourite of mine - especially line and wash 👍🧑🎨🖊
Awesome, thank you!
Art & Fruit 😂😂😂... You always make me laugh... I'm going to paint my husband's first place of employment in NYC, that he dreams about all the time, for his birthday!!! Great tutorial!
Love this exercise! We were just talking about the shops in England. A particular art shop comes to mind with rows of boxes for tubes of paint and brushes or the candy store in Cambridge! Will enjoy doing this and recreating my own store front! :0) Thank you for your time sharing your talent
My pleasure - thanks for sharing!
This was so delightful to watch; amazing use of your tips.. I liked how the effect of using water on the interior after first coat of paint! AND you really got the juices flowing as we saw the nice paintings of the Facebook group! Thanks again for this inspiring tutorial! 🎈
I feel very lucky to come across your tutorials... It's always great... always something new to learn...Thank you Paul...
I was intimidated by this challenge and never completed my painting. After watching this, I’m ready to try again! Thanks so much. And what a happy song you had playing. Perfect! 💛
Probably my favourite line and wash Paul, so individually quirky, yet real, you can almost sense yourself walking up to the shop front, adorable.....
How fun is this!? I love the idea of a blank shop front and customizing. Thank you, and I LOVE the music (the singing).
Hi Paul, this is my absolute favourite painting so far. I really love the detailing right down to the worn step where all the customers have crossed the threshold. A really beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing. Lou xx
Thanks for educational and highly amusing video.
I shall go for a walk, take a pic of a shop front, paint it and call it my own.
A challenging day ahead, first time for something like this, as so detailed.😎
Absolutely love your work Paul.
Thank you! Cheers!
This is so charming! I love it.
An absolute delight. I saw myself walking in that store! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! ... and I'm already there!
Hi Paul, this is my absolute favourite painting so far. I really love the detailing right down to the worn step where all the customers have crossed the threshold. A really beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing. Lou xx ps my husband is a Man of Kent, Canterbury, so knows Ashford really well.
I absolutely love these street scenes! My favorite thing to paint. I know what I will be doing over the holiday! Grazie Paul!!
Your tutorials are so inspiring! Thank you. You are the best!
Such an amazing and endearing tutorial from beginning to end! Love every detail on the video, even the music, so nice!! 💖 I spend the day humming (especially while drawing) 'I'm with you' Ziv Moran, and others from other tutorials like LUMINAR 'One day' or Narrow Skies 'The River' 😍 Thank you SO much. 🙏
Thank you so much! ... love the music too Laura!
I just love your painting tutorials! They are so much fun. I have learned so much from you! Thank you !
Really love this. Thanks Paul
Paul, it is such a treat to wake up Wednesday mornings and find a new magical tutorial from you. I so appreciate your inspiring videos! Thanks so much! ❤️
Absolutely adorable !!!!!!
Totally gorgeous!!
I smiled all the way through this painting. Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful! You never disappoint, Paul! Thank you for all you do to encourage and inspire us!😊👍
Paul ..this tutorial is filled with so many techniques..thanks for sharing your skills.
WONDERFUL! I adore old shop architecture! I look forward to trying this one! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
I loved this lessen….just lovely
Fantastic storefront. Not to mention the shared artwork of other artists out there. Really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
I love this tutorial so much. Thank you Paul! I’m spending the holiday (thanksgiving day here in USA) alone so this will be my project. 🙏
Thank you for the great tutorial. Love your. Shop.
Beautiful
Delightful! Thank you, Paul.
I just love your humour!!❤
Gorgeous, thanks!
Love, love, love this! 🖼 🤤
This is magical!! ❤️❤️❤️
That was so much fun and thanks for clarification on words and phrases from London areas. Very interesting!
Brilliant line and wash demo, the brickwork is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
I just love it🥳
This is brilliant!
Lovely as always.
That was incredible!
I LOVE this, thank you so much, love line and wash.
What a wonderful subject to paint! Thank you, Paul.
JUST AWESOME THATS ALL❤️❤️
I love it ! you have a very good pedagogy
Can’t wait to do another shopfront!
"SIMPLY MARVELOUS !"
Another great video Paul. I thoroughly enjoy all the content you create but this one may just be my all time favorite. Thanks for freely sharing your lifetime experience and fantastic talent with all of us.
Lovely line and wash, Paul. Thanksfor another great lesson!
Love looking through your student's artwork, there are some incredibly good paintings from them on You Tube. Thank you for so many enjoyable moments.
Fantastic as usual
FANTASTIC!! I like how you did the bricks. Thanks Paul,thoroughly enjoyed your tutorial.
Wow wow wow! My favourite!!! 👏👏👏👏
You are just tooo. good Paul.
Love all your videos but this one has to be my favourite so far. Stunning! 😍😍
Stunning! What a great idea for individualized Christmas card.
J adore ce que vous faites ! Merci!
Great art.... inspiring
Awesome tutorial…love the line and wash! Thank you, sir.
Just superb.😀
Such a lovely painting. Really appreciate the way you explain the process and make it more beautiful. Thank you 😊
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No words . Thanks
Love this..a visual feast for the eyes…old shop fronts make a good subject to paint
You are the best Paul. I learn every week, infact evey Wednesday's I eagerly wait for ur RUclips post.
Thank you for your wonderful videos! I have ordered your book and look forward to learning more great techniques. You make it so fun!
Awww so beautiful ,I loved it so much . I would like to try it . Thank you
I cant wait to try this one!
Hope you like it!
Oh Paul, I’ve been waiting for you to do something like this. THANK YOU
Love this! ❤️