Hello Painters 🎨 Take a look over my shoulder as I work on two large paintings. See some of the many options you have available - what household items you can use and what texture effects you can create that will take your artwork to the next level.🎨 Have a lovely and creative week 🎨

Thank you so much for demonstrating large works. I look forward to seeing more of the larger pieces.

Yay it's so wonderful to see your process in a larger format ❤

I love that you do. You make things look likes easy to do. You are inspirational to me personally.

Great tips Marie Louise and good to see you working on larger paintings, thanks.

Just love your work. Thank you for taking the time to share your process.

I love videos like this where we can get all kinds of ideas for our own work! Thank you for making it and sharing it :)

Two great paintings in the making’ Louise, thank you for sharing

Hello Marie-Louise, I am loving the vibrancy of this one, the light and dark, the splashes of paint and sheer joy that you seem to derive from painting! Funnily enough, I have just found out that I am part Dutch after doing my dna chart and family tree recently. I have subscribed and am loving this art journey. From one arty ML to the other ;.). Happy Painting! xxx

Just as I was thinking of Turner these appeared! Beautiful. 🖌✨

Great. Love your techniques.

Thank you so very much! I appreciate immensity you sharing your art and techniques. Gracias inmensas

Thank you for sharing your tips!

Beautiful work. ❤

Danke Darnish Painter Your work is Beautiful and painterly .❤😘

Full of energy...very good

thank you so much! i started with acrylic painting and am happy I fojnd your video👍❤️

This has been so helpful Thank you. I am just about to make a cup of tea and read your download tips ❤

Thanks. Be blessed.

Looks beautiful and cool, well done dear friend.

You are fantastic. Love your videos.

Wonderful thank you.

Thank you for sharing your painting and process of work. I really love it and I'm always looking forward to your art🫠🤗

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🌻🌻

I’ve just found you on KZread; brilliant! Great painting techniques, lovely delivery 😃

Beautiful love ❤️

You are a generous and lovely woman and I thank you so much for your efforts to inspire (which you do) all of us who need to loosen up. Love the graphite pencil on the long handled brush and application of paint using a trowel. Your work is just beautiful Marie Louise. Warmest wishes Alain Louise Howard

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly! 🌻🎨

Awesome! Love your art! Feeling so inspired now💜

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

That is so kind of you, thanks 🌻

so nice ❤️😍

Thank you so much for these great ideas. Wonderful to see you actually using the techniques on real paintings. I noticed you use Amsterdam and W&H Galeria acrylics. Do you prefer one over the other for layering? Looking forward to part 2. Duncan

Qué bien saludos 😮

I appreciate your tips. I felt a little stuck but now I feel like returning to abstract painting.

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

So glad to hear it 🌻🌻

Thanks. That's reminded me I've got an old trowel that's 'textured' with mortar after not being cleaned properly... maybe it can have a second life

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

Yes it'll probably create some interesting texture

Thanks your videos have inspired me so much that I'm painting again after a ten year pause !

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

That’s wonderful 👏

Tanks

Great ideas! I love these for large format painting 🖌️☀️🌙⭐️🌎

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for Watching Daniel 🎨🌱☘️🌻☀️

@dmortelli1

Жыл бұрын

@@TheDanishPainter I really appreciate your channel and find that it translates to many other mediums. I am primarily a watercolor painter but find your videos very helpful and interesting to watch! Thank you for sharing your experience!🖌️☀️🌙⭐️🌎

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

@@dmortelli1 So glad to hear it, thank you 🎨🎨

Thank you for beautiful art. I was wondering what kinda paper do you use? Can you give us a link please!

Your vids really enthused me and expanded my art skills. However I tend to do a lot of landscapes with trees in the foreground. How should I adapt your techniques for pictures like this . Specifically how would you paint foreground trees. I've really hit an impasse with this😢

Hello beautiful piece! I was wondering what is the name of the square brush and can I get it at a hardware shop?

Hello is there a final preservation coating that you use? To preserve the painting for years to come? Like a varnish. I’m not sure how to preserve a textured painting

👍❤️❤️

Very interested to see how you tackle large pieces of work, thank you. Question:- Marie Louise I sometimes I struggle to keep my colours vibrant the more I layer have you any advice on this matter ?

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

Yes it can be tricky to keep the colors vibrant. Try to make sure that the layers are completely dry before adding more more layers. Also try looking at your paint to see if they are transparent or opaque (or somewhere in between) sometimes that plays a role as well.

Hi. How you frame this canvas cloth please ?someone can help me to frame that ? Thx

How can we stick pieces of metal or cable on canvas painting. Please advise

congratulatios!!! wonderful. a question please: acrylic or oil paint in this work?? tanks

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

It is acrylics but you could use oil and oil pastels with a lot of these techniques too 🎨🎨

Thank you, at last, sharing your tips on large canvas and watercolor paper! Your open basement studio space suggests that your personal painting preference is painting large, as I do. I encourage you to either create another channel focused on demonstrating how you paint large works OR to do more of these videos. To be honest, at some point even the most hesistant novice painter aspires to paint bigger pieces. If not now, then when? Please shift your channel's content to teaching your tips and techniques on larger paper or canvas. MHO, MLE, you've put up a lot of related videos that reinforce your process through repetition. Now, how about moving up and teaching your subs how to scale up your techniques, and handle the various challenges painting large presents? Perhaps start first by painting on 16x20, 18x24, 20x20 and so on up to 36x36 inches. The cost of small packets of watercolor paper is inexpensive. Unbelievably, I began painting on 22x28 acid-free poster board paper, and now I paint only large canvases and watercolor paper (36x36 and up). Again, I welcome these two-part videos because they are a departure from your sketchbook demos and showing us, perhaps for the first time, your painting practice. Thank you for this welcomed change in content! James

@TheDanishPainter

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your suggestions James. I want to share as much as possible for everyone - from beginners all the way to advanced level painters. My biggest problem is TIME! As in I need more of it... Lots more in fact... so that I could show and do all the things I want to share. And I would love to be able to have 2 channels but since I am the only one doing all the planning, painting, filming, editing, technical stuff and uploading I just can't see how I'll find the extra time to start another channel besides this one. Thanks again for your suggestions and for watching 🎨🎨

The loose canvas gives me anxiety, lol.

@fluffymittens24

Жыл бұрын

You can't roll it up now. What about attaching it, knock off some of the texture??? Lol

Nice. 👍

My professor used to say, when lacking skill you can always paint abstract 😂

@davemenard5089

Жыл бұрын

Correct, abstract painting doesn’t require skill. That would be brick laying that requires skill. Abstract requires something much deeper and not fully understood 😂

@moonshake88

Жыл бұрын

@@davemenard5089 a lot of mediocre artists have your exact point of view😂. There are tons of abstract artist and they have crazy mad skills. Thats why skill training is the first thing ever taught😂

@davemenard5089

Жыл бұрын

@@moonshake88 you have contradicted yourself lol. That comment by the professor is an old silly joke, nothing serious here.

@moonshake88

Жыл бұрын

@@davemenard5089 ofcourse it was a joke. Meant for artsy-fartsies that undermines basic skills and tecnique focusing on deep meaning of self interpretation 😂

@karlabritfeld7104

Ай бұрын

Well he was an a$$hole