Golden Hour Streetscape Painted in Gouache
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2023
- Sometimes my painting departs from what I'm actually seeing. This time I swap the gray sky for a golden color, and the plein-air gouache study starts to come to life.
ART SUPPLIES
I'm using watercolor and gouache in an watercolor sketchbook.
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CAMERAS and AUDIO
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VIDEO TUTORIALS:
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BOOKS BY JAMES GURNEY:
Color and Light: A Guide for Realist Painters: jamesgurney.com/products/colo...
Imaginative Realism: How to Paint What Doesn’t Exist: jamesgurney.com/products/imag...
Dinotopia: A Land Apart from Time: jamesgurney.com/products/dino...
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BABE WAKE UP NEW JAMES GURNEY VIDEO
my exact thoughts when he posts
@@bella_color YEP!
Ok the painting is amazing, but can I just comment on how badass your video editing skills are! Setting up the split screen view with live video of the street on the bottom and painting on top at the same time and it all lines up just blows my mind. Thank you for this 2 minutes of pure inspiration!
Oh I agree! And the magic trick in the end? Showing how to suscribe and the rest of suggestions... I just love it!
I also love when he skips important parts
Pretty! Like the combo of art and real life at the end there. They need to make a movie like that where it’s just wildly and unpredictably intermixed.
Great job! Have a great day everyone :)
~Keefe
Sounds like a Wes Anderson movie
@@Low_on_nothing yessss!… among the terms of more fantastic mr fox! Wow what great movies!
For some reason I was thinking a waking life. But, not so wild just more art (visual) and life. Not philosophical
this video is a true artistic masterpiece. its so dream-like when you merged the painting and the cars passing by in the real footage
Mr. Gurney if people formed their idea of America entirely by looking at your artwork they would think America is the most beautiful place in the word.
Wow, that glorious golden sky is exquisite! Completely elevates the painting.❤
Oh, wow, that sky just placed everything else in a totally different context! This is a perfect example of how a little improvisation in an observational painting can turn a documentary image into art. (Sadly fewer of these little markets left in the American landscape all the time!)
The painting as usual is fantastic and the car sounds were great with my air pods in! I could hear the cars coming all the way from my right to my left. I’ve never heard that much realism before. Amazing both painting and audio.
Hey, Doug, I'm glad you noticed the stereo audio. When I'm out there painting, I'm super aware of the sounds.
I check my notifications everyday and i don’t know why but RUclips never put you in there till today. It’s been probably 2 years since i last watched your content because if this hut im glad it switched up on me and put you in there once more.
Iam going to enjoy this
Production Designers, Art Directors, and even Cinematographers would benefit enormously from studying your work. The way you breakdown the form of each piece has an effective simplicity, and the emphasis on "tiling" in each color and light pattern allows for a very detailed and "lighting specific " expression of a scene; and yet the method has an economy about it, which makes it completely accessible.
Ha ha. It takes a very accurate drawing to pull that off, James.
I would have loved a 12-15 minute video watching this process. Love the atmosphere captured in the paintings.
I’m here James. I’m grateful every time you post
I will always love your art.
Love the overlay effect of the cars passing through the painting, great stuff.
I😂I had to rewind and watch the end a few times! I still don’t know how you did it. 🤭Delightful! That golden sky was pure magic!
I know! How does he do that? Can't tell his painting apart from the real world
@@recoveringsoul755 Yeah! I was also wondering how he merged the painting and the real-life cars! Hope he would reveal it!🙂
Kingston,NY! My son is in lineman school right now. The poles and linemen might make a cool plein air painting James! Love your art!
Yay new post!! I’ve been relistening to all your old podcasts and interviews lately - thank you for all the knowledge that you share ❤🎉
Also, almost at $500k!!
Wow! Stunning.
I like warm colors. I really like how this turned out.
The editing for this looked really cool.
That last shot was amazing, love your stuff!
A masterpiece..as usual! I wish the video would be longer!
Thanks! I've got some longer videos coming.
@@JamesGurney YES!!!
You tripped me out with the end live video over painting hahaha.
As if you had a prophetical feeling about the gray (real life) sky that will turn into the golden one you painted! Awesome!
Wow. That was unexpected!
Thank you for posting from time to time, I'm always happy when RUclips notifies me about a new video from you! 👩🏻🎨
That's a very beautiful painting. 👍
Very cool editing trick!
SO PRETTY😻
this is so amzing and original, thanks for sharing
Lovely! And superb video editing. Thanks!
Thank you for inspiration.
Such a great artist. What an inspiration.
Beautiful
Beautiful😍
A new favorite added to my list of your work - great
bravo!!!!
I loved seeing how you put in all the details!
Love your videos, hope you have a good summer
Gorgeous. Fantastic as always.
Gorgeous
Wow, just wow. I’m always amazed by your mastery of colour & colour theory, not to mention your painting techniques - even in a 2min video.
Thank you, such a pleasure to get to see your work ❤
Absolutely fantastic!
Great video as always, sir. The ending sequence with the painting and the cars in movement was perfectly done!
Wow! 👏😃
Lovely thank you .
Amazing
😮 Sneaky
you might've given me idea for my next project. Thank you
You're the Ansel Adams of plein air.
Modern day bob ross hands down ❤
No. Nothing like Bob Ross. Bob Ross painted imaginary landscapes with no thought of light and shadow. James can paint anything.
@@janicetribbiani7535ok 👍🏻
I agree -- in that he has a relaxed, friendly manner and makes the joy of creating art more accessible to everyday people. Bob used television, and James uses social media. Growing up, I didn't know any adults who drew pictures or painted, so Bob's PBS show was a revelation. Sure, some critics categorized his wet-on-wet oil paintings as "kitsch", but his enthusiasm sparked something in my younger self that made me want to learn MORE. I am pleased (and not a little envious) of the global audience that is growing up with James' generous talent. :)
@@LauraGYoung whole heartedly agree to this statement. I would’ve responded with something like this but I’m on vacation in South Dakota.
ooh i'm early! love the video
More buildings please 😊
Beautiful result! After turning the sky to gold, how do you determine how much to lighten the other values, like the front plane of the house?
I wanted to save the lightest accents for the windows on the front plane, and make the clapboards on that side just a bit lower in value. The side of the house facing us is just a little darker an cooler.
Yaaay
I love you James ❤
HE POSTED OMGIGMGIGMGIOMGOMG AAA. Cannot believe.
It‘s not the sky that‘s gold - you are!
The man is a master and his work is absolutely amazing as always!❤️
I have a question tho ,is there a specific reason why he is putting his watch right next to the canvas?
I have never tried watercolors or gouache. If I want to learn how to use these two mediums, which video would you recommend I start with? your work is amazing. You are truely gifted.
Hi James!
I'm a street artist that painting letters and realistic things/ subjects.
Recently I've bought your book "Color and Light" and starts reading last night.
Have you ever painted a Mural?
Thanks for replying! 🙏🏼
How the sku turned from green to gold?
Bruh. My jaw dropped.
I'm sure you've been asked this before, but out of curiosity. How do you work around the change in the direction of light and shadow? And, do you ever work from references like photos, or simply go based on memory? Hope to hear back. Thank you, James.
Que agusto pintar en la calle sin que nada ni nadie te distraiga o te moleste o te asalte 😊
Where are you, southern England?
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loquieromuchoseñorjamesgurney
Did you study Reformation Theology?
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Your painting style is a mixture of watercolors and oil paints
The sky was yellow at first, then its color became warmer. I don't understand.
In the title you mentiion something strange happening when you paint the sky yellow, would have been nice to hear you say what.
View the end portion of the video after he finishes painting the sky yellow. You will find that house is what he is painting. But the cars are real! How did he merge the real cars in his painting ? You may have to rewind and view it multiple times! At first, I couldn't realize what was happening. Then it dawned on me that cars were driving away inside his painting! Whew! Wonder how he did it!
First
first
1:00 till 1:20 why are you always doing this, just show the damn part
James, come to Islam n success
man you are really trying hard with this clickbait title.
It's only click bait if it doesn't deliver. This did.
I love every video!! It always makes me grab my scetchbook and get creating 🩷🎨