I like both from scratch and adjusting ! We all have paintings we’ve put to one side because we’re not too happy with them. This video has already given me ideas on resuscitating a painting I’ve hidden away.
I like watching both Stuart. It’s incredible to me, to see how you turn a blank canvas into a masterpiece. It is also amazing to see how you transform a painting that is already beautiful into stunning and awe.
I like to watch you paint, no matter; whether painting a new one-"from the scratch", or updating an existing one. Every stroke is a learning lesson for me.
I like both types of instructional videos. Videos like this, where you re-work a previous painting, show me I can make improvements, and not just paint over one I don’t like.
I really enjoyed this. I loved that you changed the whole feel of the landscape without any hesitation. It's nice to know one can do that and not be bound by ones original direction and feel. Thank you!
I like watching both kinds. Whatever you do, I like it. I mean, I put aside my paintings all the time and go back to them, so it's interesting to see what you do when that happens.
Another marvelous lesson! Truly! As Tony mentioned, I like both! You show that a painting can be changed, shaped and altered if you don’t like something and make it better! I also like the “from scratch” paintings bc I can see how you think abt composition, perspective and best of all the creation of the sky’s! There are valuable lessons in both presentations. ALL OF THEM ARE MAGNIFICENT! Thank you! And take care! Karl
You have know idea how much inspiration, information and aspiration you've given me throughout the years. I am a native New Yooorker, but you have become part of my every day painting life, so much so that I find myself saying, "I kinda like this bit here," and " Should I try something over there, why not," I thank you once again from the bottom of my paint palette.
Stuart, thank you so much for your generous instruction. You have helped me move through a real confidence block and have allowed me to rekindle my passion for painting without all the angst that goes into the drawing, planning, colors, values, brush strokes and composition rules that seem to stop the joy of simply creating. Thanks again.
Yes, Stuart. From scratch is essential, then when you work on that painting at a later date it takes us to another level. Please keep doing what you are doing because you do it fabulously.
I have found I go back to many of my “finished” paintings and change them or add to them so I enjoy watching you do the same with yours. I love your skies. I also like watching you start from scratch. Both are fascinating to watch how they evolve.
Both are incredibly interesting (and fun!). Also love hearing your comments and instruction. Please, take care of yourself! THANK YOU for your encouraging and beautiful videos ! 😀
I like both "from scratch" videos and "freshening up" old paintings. It's quite a journey watching you rework a piece as dramatic as the initial iteration, with the approaching thunderstorm. Fun, instructive and highly inspiring viewing. Thank you for sharing your process 🙂
Both reworking and new are great, Stuart. Just watching you work and listening to you is 90% of the enjoyment, the rest is the subject of the video, as I see it.
Hi Stuart, I really enjoyed watching this painting transform, especially how the blueing really pushed the background out so far into the distance. That was almost like a kind of magic. I also like watching paintings from scratch and feel that you've always had a good balance of showing videos of new paintings and videos of glazings. Thanks for the video.
I enjoy both types of painting videos. New paintings are always exciting and informative on ways to produce the desired emotions in the painting. However, watching you completely transform or otherwise enhance an existing painting always makes me want to fix up some of mine that I am not enthused about. Please keep providing both types. You are an amazing artist and have taught me so much from these videos.
Very nice! Thank you for sharing so much if your thought and yourself. I pray for your health. Thank you for your teaching . I find the therapeutic comments encouraging💖
I have a few paintings sitting about which need a bit of “something”. I’m often not sure what that “something” is though! It’s great to see what you can do on the second or third sitting as it gives me motivation to go back to them rather than get out the gesso and start again. The subtlety of colour and texture that you add in this video is a real pleasure to watch.
Thanks for a lovely demo. The addition of the light pink and blue in the sky is masterfully done, made a huge difference to the light in the sky and on the horizon. I really love the difference that the trees made against that light streak. It's a really beautiful painting now.
Absolutely, by showing how you can change something that wasn’t working and create something that does, as you showed in this painting. It’s started by being a bit top heavy, but the changes you made were stunning, this has helped me a lot by seeing the possibility of change in one’s work. Thanks and bonne sante. Julia Rose.
Now that I have found your demonstration’s you are my go to artist for landscapes. You have helped me realize that less is more. And yes, I do not need stress and could paint all day if I have the strength and supplies.
This was very enjoyable. In the beginning this one, to me, had some spots that looked a little "rough" and "unfinished" - and after a while you worked your magic and gave it that special Stuartesque quality again. It's fascinating to see how you envision changes (or not), adding layers and effects. Very interesting and inspiring. New, from scratch is great, but this is also fascinating.
Hi Stuart. I enjoy watching both your new from scratch paintings and also I learn a lot from watching you work over a prior painting. I think both are great and appreciate watching you paint very much!
I like it both ways! Both when you like here work in one painting you are not so fond of and develop it and further and when you work from the beginning!
Both approaches are definitely appreciated. Most of us see things that weren’t there before or need correction and a blank canvas is as daunting as a sitting in the driver’s seat of a new car.
this looks amazing, the glazing, even though a minor change, made such a huge difference on the perspective of the distant hills and atmosphere! Per usual, another masterpiece. Thank you for this newest lesson!
I like it both ways, but this one taught me a lot about advancing a painting to next level! It just has so many subtle refinements and mystery, the sky and land are tied together better, i like seeing it
You asked what sort of video I’d prefer, a new painting or reworking an old. Both are fascinating and both very helpful. I’ve dozens of old paintings I’ve abandoned in despair, but, thanks to you, I’ll now revisit them to see if, now armed with renewed vigour and a few cunning tools, I can possibly refresh and transform them… Thank you, as always
Just tossing out my two cents, which is to concur with the majority that both types of subject matter are incredibly useful, and the bottom line is your generous sharing of your knowledge and passion. As one commenter said, teach what you have to teach and we will watch and learn.
I find it absolutely fascinating how you can so easily transform a painting. Also, now that I am trying out oils I have to agree with your clean up style. I have adopted that style as well. Anyway, I like watching the changes you make.
I learn from both types of your videos Stuart. This one, for example, motivates me to improve my paintings instead of starting over with gesso. Thank you ❤
yes this video helps all of us out here who are reworking a piece for one reason are another. just happened to be working on one while watching this . so thank you
Stuart, I like to see both, from scratch and also titivating old ones. Whereas in the past I would have consigned my own efforts to the rubbish bin I have actually managed to rescue a couple because you’ve shown how you can change things for the better. I still can’t paint very well but I find the process of making changes to my paintings is helping me develop a more seeing eye, I’m standing back and really noticing how I can make improvements. My problem is I am time poor and can’t devote as much time as I’d like to this wonderful pastime so my progress towards creating something worthwhile is very slow. Your videos keep me inspired to carry on.
I love it when you redo paintings. I am just starting to learn from you. Obviously I have paintings which will greatly benefit from this style of lesson to bring those to levels of satisfaction. Thank you foŕ your guidance.
Hello Stuart. I like it when you come back to an existing painting and tweak it. I have several of my own paintings that I wish to tweak and these sorts of videos give me courage to try it. That being said, I also love your from scratch paintings. Every Blessing on you my friend.
well Stuart, ive not come across your vids but i may ov done but as we get older we get forgetful , and your vids has triggered me to get my finger out, this pendemic is over as far as im concerned, im done with it ,it will make you ill, and as we have not touched a bush 4 ages, your teaching and chat is brill 4 me and just the tonic, many thanks ,keep doing what you do dont ever change your stile ,regards william
Both are very interesting and helpful as they provide variety. This one helps to give confidence that a painting can be adjusted at a later date which will help when it comes to leaving it in the first place ,which will avoid me overworking it. Thanks Ken
DEAR STUART, I LIKE ALL YOUR VIDEOS FROM BEGINNING TO THE FINISHED PAINTING, EVEN IF I HAVE TO WATCH IN PARTS ALLOWING THE DRYING TIME FOR THE OIL PAINT. THANKING YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR TIME AND PATIENCE. LOOK AFTER YOUR HEALTH, PLEASE. PAINTING IS RELAXING AND THERAPISTS SAY IT IS GOOD FOR DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND FOR OVERALL GOOD HEALTH. LOVE AND BLESSINGS, ANNETTE QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA.
I agree with Tony... I like seeing rework of previous paintings to improve them and original works from bare canvas to finished work ... very instructional and helpful for my own work... many thanks!!
I appreciate both a fresh start and a reworking of an painting, it helps me to see that a painting can be saved at a later date when I am not happy with the way it is turning out. Thank you!
While I really enjoy seeing you start a landscape from scratch, I also choose to see a Part 2, particularly bc I like to see how to alter, as well as finish a painting. One reaches a certain skill level with your tutorials, but then there’s a need to learn the finer points, & finishing touches as well, such that a painting has a professional finished appearance like yours. Perhaps you could consider alternating between the two types of tutorials?
Absolutely great! I like both from scratch and adjusting! This video gave me inspiration on changing some earlier painting. The changing of the sky is very exciting, very enjoyable to watch. Thank you a lot!
I like the ones from scratch best as that is where you often start the sky which is my main interest. However this vid was really interesting too. Like you I also find painting a stress buster which keeps me happier and healthier than I might have been otherwise. Thank you for all your teaching.
I find watching you paint, very relaxing. I enjoyed watching you paint the big tree a few months back, because it helped me with integrating a more detailed foreground into a nice landscape. But your stormy sky’s are still my favourites.
Fascinating! Thank you! To answer your question, I'd like to see another video of this when you are ready. I do love the freshness of your new works, but I found it unexpectedly liberating to see a successful transformation of a previous painting that had been set aside. I have thought often of doing it, and now I will if only to try new techniques and to further develop the layering and texturing style I've been working with. And, as always, see if my muse rewards me with a happy accident as I move the paint around.
I enjoy your "do-overs" as well as your new paintings. I particularly enjoyed your use of blue on the sky in this one. Reminded me of adding a "cloud" of blue. Wonderful.
I like both paintings from scratch and those that are on their second sitting. I do a lot of the second type as I can only paint for a short time. Hence both are useful to me. Thank you!
Stuart, To answer your question as to whether we prefer a whole painting from the outset or a reworking, my vote goes to the re-working. The reason being that I often pause my paintings to consider what i have done, and think about improving it later and your reworking videos show us how to be brave and not worry about destroying our original and i often find that in can improve the perspective and the feel of the painting. Many thanks. David from Devon
Hello Stuart I enjoy watching your style of painting..I have started painting your style and I love it very much ..I'm happy you're sharing your knowledge its really blessings to all ..I'm in Florida
Dennis Sheehan between 7 and9 years ago (most of his youtube videos are from that period) a tonalist in the manner of George Innes and his tecnique esp. the shaky hand with brush and palette tecnique are ways of sculpting deeply atmospheric paintings. I like your paintings better for whatever reasons.Both of you have , to me, incredibly interesting advice and scenes from your rich lives. Keep your tonalist work going. I imagine there are many of us who feel lucky and grateful and privilegec to learn from you. John Hoag, Esq.
I love the idea of revisiting an old painting and making it new. Also, please keep us updated on how you are feeling after your food allergy landslide of bad luck. Hope you are well.
Yeah i like the way you have done that, i find it a bit difficult to rework a painting i have done. These tutorials are helpful in this instance. Thank you for another good video Stuart.
It is always a pleasure to watch you paint whether it is new or finnessing old . Your landscapes are of course typically French as I imagine in many ways far removed from the nz countryside I see and the farmland that can look similar would perhaps have clumps of macrocarpa or radiata pinetrees.. maybe one day you could include a clump of pines for our pleasure ... you are very kind in sharing your knowledge and feeling for painting with your audience you make me braver arohanui 🌞👍
I like both from scratch and adjusting ! We all have paintings we’ve put to one side because we’re not too happy with them. This video has already given me ideas on resuscitating a painting I’ve hidden away.
I like watching both Stuart. It’s incredible to me, to see how you turn a blank canvas into a masterpiece. It is also amazing to see how you transform a painting that is already beautiful into stunning and awe.
I like to watch you paint, no matter; whether painting a new one-"from the scratch", or updating an existing one. Every stroke is a learning lesson for me.
I also appreciate the' color and shape; no detail" distinction.
I love the results in this painting. So carefree, yet I can see so much in the painting
So grateful to you Stuart.I’ve been poorly and your videos keep me going. Thankyou Again!
Mia 🇬🇧
I'm always excited when you upload a new video Stuart. Thank you.
I like both types of instructional videos. Videos like this, where you re-work a previous painting, show me I can make improvements, and not just paint over one I don’t like.
I really enjoyed this. I loved that you changed the whole feel of the landscape without any hesitation. It's nice to know one can do that and not be bound by ones original direction and feel. Thank you!
I like watching both kinds. Whatever you do, I like it. I mean, I put aside my paintings all the time and go back to them, so it's interesting to see what you do when that happens.
I learn just as much if not more from watching you rework paintings. It helps me improve some of my less than stellar paintings. Thank You!
Another marvelous lesson! Truly! As Tony mentioned, I like both! You show that a painting can be changed, shaped and altered if you don’t like something and make it better! I also like the “from scratch” paintings bc I can see how you think abt composition, perspective and best of all the creation of the sky’s! There are valuable lessons in both presentations. ALL OF THEM ARE MAGNIFICENT! Thank you! And take care!
Karl
You have know idea how much inspiration, information and aspiration you've given me throughout the years. I am a native New Yooorker, but you have become part of my every day painting life, so much so that I find myself saying, "I kinda like this bit here," and " Should I try something over there, why not," I thank you once again from the bottom of my paint palette.
Wow, thank you!
Like the paintings from scratch, but these types of videos equally well ! Whatever you feel like painting is good for all of us, I’m sure!
Stuart, thank you so much for your generous instruction. You have helped me move through a real confidence block and have allowed me to rekindle my passion for painting without all the angst that goes into the drawing, planning, colors, values, brush strokes and composition rules that seem to stop the joy of simply creating. Thanks again.
I love just watching you paint:))
Yes, Stuart. From scratch is essential, then when you work on that painting at a later date it takes us to another level. Please keep doing what you are doing because you do it fabulously.
I have found I go back to many of my “finished” paintings and change them or add to them so I enjoy watching you do the same with yours. I love your skies. I also like watching you start from scratch. Both are fascinating to watch how they evolve.
Both are incredibly interesting (and fun!). Also love hearing your comments and instruction. Please, take care of yourself! THANK YOU for your encouraging and beautiful videos ! 😀
Everything you do is well worth watching. Thank you.
I like both "from scratch" videos and "freshening up" old paintings. It's quite a journey watching you rework a piece as dramatic as the initial iteration, with the approaching thunderstorm. Fun, instructive and highly inspiring viewing. Thank you for sharing your process 🙂
Always good to see you start from scratch but, redoing an old painting is a bonus for all who's watching.. 🤙🤙❤️
Hi Stuart...about 90% new paintings and 10% repainting over a previous piece. Love your work! Thank you!!
thanks again Stuart. all your lessons are valuable to me. I appreciate everything you do while painting and chatting.
Both reworking and new are great, Stuart. Just watching you work and listening to you is 90% of the enjoyment, the rest is the subject of the video, as I see it.
I love all your videos, from scratch and also the reworking of an existing painting. I learn so much each time. Thank you for your work.
Hi Stuart, I really enjoyed watching this painting transform, especially how the blueing really pushed the background out so far into the distance. That was almost like a kind of magic. I also like watching paintings from scratch and feel that you've always had a good balance of showing videos of new paintings and videos of glazings. Thanks for the video.
I enjoy both types of painting videos. New paintings are always exciting and informative on ways to produce the desired emotions in the painting. However, watching you completely transform or otherwise enhance an existing painting always makes me want to fix up some of mine that I am not enthused about. Please keep providing both types. You are an amazing artist and have taught me so much from these videos.
Very nice! Thank you for sharing so much if your thought and yourself. I pray for your health. Thank you for your teaching . I find the therapeutic comments encouraging💖
I have a few paintings sitting about which need a bit of “something”. I’m often not sure what that “something” is though! It’s great to see what you can do on the second or third sitting as it gives me motivation to go back to them rather than get out the gesso and start again. The subtlety of colour and texture that you add in this video is a real pleasure to watch.
Thanks for a lovely demo. The addition of the light pink and blue in the sky is masterfully done, made a huge difference to the light in the sky and on the horizon. I really love the difference that the trees made against that light streak. It's a really beautiful painting now.
Absolutely, by showing how you can change something that wasn’t working and create something that does, as you showed in this painting. It’s started by being a bit top heavy, but the changes you made were stunning, this has helped me a lot by seeing the possibility of change in one’s work. Thanks and bonne sante. Julia Rose.
I enjoy watching you do both ways, from the beginning and when you revisit your paintings. Thanks for everything you do.
Now that I have found your demonstration’s you are my go to artist for landscapes. You have helped me realize that less is more. And yes, I do not need stress and could paint all day if I have the strength and supplies.
This was very enjoyable. In the beginning this one, to me, had some spots that looked a little "rough" and "unfinished" - and after a while you worked your magic and gave it that special Stuartesque quality again. It's fascinating to see how you envision changes (or not), adding layers and effects. Very interesting and inspiring. New, from scratch is great, but this is also fascinating.
Hi Stuart. I enjoy watching both your new from scratch paintings and also I learn a lot from watching you work over a prior painting. I think both are great and appreciate watching you paint very much!
Another awesome video. Thank you
I love paintings from scratch. Your work is so inspiring
Love all you do ..work on what ever ..you want to..I learn something new every time you work on old paintings.
I like it both ways! Both when you like here work in one painting you are not so fond of and develop it and further and when you work from the beginning!
Both approaches are definitely appreciated. Most of us see things that weren’t there before or need correction and a blank canvas is as daunting as a sitting in the driver’s seat of a new car.
this looks amazing, the glazing, even though a minor change, made such a huge difference on the perspective of the distant hills and atmosphere! Per usual, another masterpiece. Thank you for this newest lesson!
I like it both ways, but this one taught me a lot about advancing a painting to next level! It just has so many subtle refinements and mystery, the sky and land are tied together better, i like seeing it
I also enjoy seeing both versions! I really like the dark gloomy tone and then you change it to more inviting! Great work!
I like both, scratch and rework. And I always watch part 2 etc. Loving this today!
Incredible to watch you effortlessly change a painting. And I very much enjoy your teaching videos. Thank you, sir for sharing your talents.
You asked what sort of video I’d prefer, a new painting or reworking an old. Both are fascinating and both very helpful. I’ve dozens of old paintings I’ve abandoned in despair, but, thanks to you, I’ll now revisit them to see if, now armed with renewed vigour and a few cunning tools, I can possibly refresh and transform them… Thank you, as always
Just tossing out my two cents, which is to concur with the majority that both types of subject matter are incredibly useful, and the bottom line is your generous sharing of your knowledge and passion. As one commenter said, teach what you have to teach and we will watch and learn.
My first thought was both as well, Stuart. I, too, enjoy seeing how you paint from scratch as well as adjust paintings you’ve already made.
This is magnificent to start!
Your not wrong ! Spontaneous make's infinite possibilities. Your actions have me thoughtless. Thanks again for sharing.
I find it absolutely fascinating how you can so easily transform a painting. Also, now that I am trying out oils I have to agree with your clean up style. I have adopted that style as well. Anyway, I like watching the changes you make.
I learn from both types of your videos Stuart. This one, for example, motivates me to improve my paintings instead of starting over with gesso. Thank you ❤
Love this Artist! I wish it was easy getting there, I hate driving in France.Ill done the zoom classes for now.
Both ways of teaching are essential.
yes this video helps all of us out here who are reworking a piece for one reason are another. just happened to be working on one while watching this . so thank you
just after watching the full show...you are an ARTIST.........brilliant.
I like both. It's good to also know how to go back and change things you're not happy with.
Stuart, I like to see both, from scratch and also titivating old ones. Whereas in the past I would have consigned my own efforts to the rubbish bin I have actually managed to rescue a couple because you’ve shown how you can change things for the better. I still can’t paint very well but I find the process of making changes to my paintings is helping me develop a more seeing eye, I’m standing back and really noticing how I can make improvements. My problem is I am time poor and can’t devote as much time as I’d like to this wonderful pastime so my progress towards creating something worthwhile is very slow. Your videos keep me inspired to carry on.
Seeing the second part of your paintings is very interesting. I like to understand how you build up the images over time.
I love it when you redo paintings. I am just starting to learn from you. Obviously I have paintings which will greatly benefit from this style of lesson to bring those to levels of satisfaction. Thank you foŕ your guidance.
Hello Stuart. I like it when you come back to an existing painting and tweak it. I have several of my own paintings that I wish to tweak and these sorts of videos give me courage to try it. That being said, I also love your from scratch paintings. Every Blessing on you my friend.
well Stuart, ive not come across your vids but i may ov done but as we get older we get forgetful , and your vids has triggered me to get my finger out, this pendemic is over as far as im concerned, im done with it ,it will make you ill, and as we have not touched a bush 4 ages, your teaching and chat is brill 4 me and just the tonic, many thanks ,keep doing what you do dont ever change your stile ,regards william
Both are very interesting and helpful as they provide variety. This one helps to give confidence that a painting can be adjusted at a later date which will help when it comes to leaving it in the first place ,which will avoid me overworking it.
Thanks Ken
Watching you dear one painting the tree! Adding red and Payne grey!! Beautiful ! Good idea about your future fucusing on trees! Regards Marilyn
DEAR STUART, I LIKE ALL YOUR VIDEOS FROM BEGINNING TO THE FINISHED PAINTING, EVEN IF I HAVE TO WATCH IN PARTS ALLOWING THE DRYING TIME FOR THE OIL PAINT. THANKING YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR TIME AND PATIENCE. LOOK AFTER YOUR HEALTH, PLEASE. PAINTING IS RELAXING AND THERAPISTS SAY IT IS GOOD FOR DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND FOR OVERALL GOOD HEALTH. LOVE AND BLESSINGS, ANNETTE QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA.
I agree with Tony... I like seeing rework of previous paintings to improve them and original works from bare canvas to finished work ... very instructional and helpful for my own work... many thanks!!
Fantastic!! What a huge improvement……I thought it was lovely to start with but WOW! Now it’s so much more stunning.
I really like what you did here on an existing painting. Thank you for sharing your talent with us!
I appreciate both a fresh start and a reworking of an painting, it helps me to see that a painting can be saved at a later date when I am not happy with the way it is turning out. Thank you!
While I really enjoy seeing you start a landscape from scratch, I also choose to see a Part 2, particularly bc I like to see how to alter, as well as finish a painting. One reaches a certain skill level with your tutorials, but then there’s a need to learn the finer points, & finishing touches as well, such that a painting has a professional finished appearance like yours. Perhaps you could consider alternating between the two types of tutorials?
Absolutely great! I like both from scratch and adjusting! This video gave me inspiration on changing some earlier painting. The changing of the sky is very exciting, very enjoyable to watch. Thank you a lot!
I like the ones from scratch best as that is where you often start the sky which is my main interest. However this vid was really interesting too. Like you I also find painting a stress buster which keeps me happier and healthier than I might have been otherwise. Thank you for all your teaching.
I find watching you paint, very relaxing. I enjoyed watching you paint the big tree a few months back, because it helped me with integrating a more detailed foreground into a nice landscape. But your stormy sky’s are still my favourites.
I like both videos, starting from scratch or touch up old paintings. Inspiring, thanks!
I listen to you for inspiration to start the day.
I also like both! I think we've all got some things laying around we are less than happy with. It's great to see what can be done 👍
Fascinating! Thank you! To answer your question, I'd like to see another video of this when you are ready. I do love the freshness of your new works, but I found it unexpectedly liberating to see a successful transformation of a previous painting that had been set aside. I have thought often of doing it, and now I will if only to try new techniques and to further develop the layering and texturing style I've been working with. And, as always, see if my muse rewards me with a happy accident as I move the paint around.
I love the original especially the sky, wouldn't change anything!
I like watching you do a new painting, but seeing how you can change a painting from one view to maybe a completely different one is great.
I enjoy your "do-overs" as well as your new paintings. I particularly enjoyed your use of blue on the sky in this one. Reminded me of adding a "cloud" of blue. Wonderful.
It's great either way. Seeing it from scratch is a bonus 👍👍
This is 👌, we can make old paintings better ☺️
I like both paintings from scratch and those that are on their second sitting. I do a lot of the second type as I can only paint for a short time. Hence both are useful to me. Thank you!
Stuart,
To answer your question as to whether we prefer a whole painting from the outset or a reworking, my vote goes to the re-working. The reason being that I often pause my paintings to consider what i have done, and think about improving it later and your reworking videos show us how to be brave and not worry about destroying our original and i often find that in can improve the perspective and the feel of the painting. Many thanks. David from Devon
I love how you have reinvented this beauty, You are genius
Wow, thank you!
Hello Stuart I enjoy watching your style of painting..I have started painting your style and I love it very much ..I'm happy you're sharing your knowledge its really blessings to all ..I'm in Florida
I love both!! I do so love to watch you create anything! You are amazing
Dennis Sheehan between 7 and9 years ago (most of his youtube videos are from that period)
a tonalist in the manner of George Innes and his tecnique esp. the shaky hand with brush and palette tecnique are ways of sculpting deeply atmospheric paintings. I like your paintings better for whatever reasons.Both of you have , to me, incredibly interesting advice and scenes from your rich lives. Keep your tonalist work going. I imagine there are many of us who feel lucky and grateful and privilegec to learn from you.
John Hoag, Esq.
I loved watching the transformation. It's beautiful. Thank you.
both are great.
we get to see all your processes and learn about your whole approach to painting in general.
thank you
Dear Stuart, actually I like both because I learn from both. Many Thanks
Each aspect helps out so much. I was just think about some old paintings that could be revamped
I truly like both
From beginning and the change the paintings
Wow!! Wonderful transformation.
I like both. Thank you for producing these very informative demos.
Zoom classes too!?! You Do share so much. Fantastic for those of us who cannot travel to spend a yr with you(what a privilege that must be!)
I love the idea of revisiting an old painting and making it new. Also, please keep us updated on how you are feeling after your food allergy landslide of bad luck. Hope you are well.
Yeah i like the way you have done that, i find it a bit difficult to rework a painting i have done. These tutorials are helpful in this instance. Thank you for another good video Stuart.
I'm definitely interested in a card stock painting when I take my next zoom class. Great idea!
Oh that's a lot of sky
Wonderful yet again Stuart thank you, stay well.
Many thanks!
It is always a pleasure to watch you paint whether it is new or finnessing old .
Your landscapes are of course typically French as I imagine in many ways far removed from the nz countryside I see and the farmland that can look similar would perhaps have clumps of macrocarpa or radiata pinetrees.. maybe one day you could include a clump of pines for our pleasure ... you are very kind in sharing your knowledge and feeling for painting with your audience you make me braver arohanui 🌞👍