Love the simplicity of this beautiful painting. Thank you for sharing your techniques.

I really enjoy your talk and your liberated painting style and that you don’t paint to please anybody…you paint to please yourself. I am so afraid to fail that I am frozen in my place. I keep wanting to paint but I’m so scared to make mistakes. When I watch you, it gives me courage. Thank you so much for introducing tonalism, I think I’m liking it. Thanks a lot

47 minutes in to this emerging landscape… mesmerising!

Beautiful, Stuart. Your paintings are elegant. ❤️

October 2023. Very nice, both your painting and your comments.

Ah "Mood and Mystery". One of the greatest prog rock albums ever recorded

I like the lights. I've learned your techniques (some of them) and starting to love painting in oils!

For people in the UK Amazon have started selling Lefranc & Bourgeois paint so it's finally possible to get hold of the elusive Japanese red!

@getuptogetdown918

13 күн бұрын

D o you know what a Winsor and Newton equivalent would be?

"Slightly ecstatic, but controlling myself" I do love your comic asides Stuart!

Greetings from Little Kansas, Oklahoma. Thank you for taking the time to share your techniques. I love your landscapes.

Magical, mythical, and beautiful creation again. Loved watching it and shall watch it again and again. It is like meditation for me. THANK YOU

You make the most entertaining videos! You have a wonderful sense of humour, a delight to listen to. Oh … and I love your paintings!

@StuartDavies

8 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

As always, I learn something new. I can't wait for part two.

Excellent video Stuart, you're really on form here!

Very beautiful really ! Thank you so much !

It always amazes me how you move around to different parts of the painting and result in the amazing end product.

Love this painting!! Can't wait for part 2!!

love the videos .. I could not have made my recent sale of a painting for $300 without the guidance and inspiration that you provide.

Formidable, comme d'habitude. Merci Stuart, le temps passe si vite avec vous, un vrai régal. A bientôt, dans une prochaine vidéo.

As usual you keep extracting interesting images from your schedules

Wonderful, keep up the good work.

absolutely amazing, pure brilliance.

I never tire watching you paint thoroughly enjoy your landscapes and absolutely love your voice 😊

I enjoy watching you create a believable landscape from your imagination, your light touch and the delicate textures achieved using your techniques. The glowing red of the tree on the left is amazing. One wants to walk into your paintings! Your sense of humour is also a treat.

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

Brilliant Stuart 👌

Love this guys work.

I soooo much love this Maestro...thank you

'Trees that are just content with their lot'. 😂

The contrast between the larger trees on the right and the smaller trees on the left with their relation to the water is poetically stirring.

Another enjoyable hour spent in your company

Regarding your question at 47:25, I think those trees are very nice. Though, at this point they remind me more and more of a water vole. I seem to recognise its eyes and teeth, not so much the tail. I can't wait to see the final painting! Amazing work, as always. Love your videos. God bless.

Teacher, as always, thank you for your teachings and for the motivation that you inspire us. I send you a big hug and blessings 🙏.

😄Hah! I just happened to be awake and saw this in my feed yay. 😁 Will at least start watching hoping your voice doesn't lull me to sleep for at least a little bit. 😄😃☺ Thanks Stuart.

Another great painting, It is very nice, and I couldn't get the thought of the nutria out of my head until you fixed its teeth and nose. Thanks for planting that seed. We have them come onto our property via stream. In Oregon they were brought in for their fur, now there is no getting rid of them, eating would be an option I hadn't thought of, big enough critters to make a meal of for certain. Thank you Stuart for another very enjoyable painting. BTW, I'm interested in one from the gallery on your website but each time I try to message it errs out. Thank you again Sir!

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

Thanks, Richard! Are you on Facebook? If so perhaps send me a message there?

Very NICE!

Like it i love this!✌❤

You do a great job with your videos and i enjoy them very much! Excited to see the second visit with this painting. carry on!

Thanks!

@StuartDavies

10 ай бұрын

Thanks, John!

Always enjoyable and educational. Thank you.

Very impressive Stuart, very subtle colors in yhe sky and the red ochre carrys or draws the eye into the landsape. Something that John Constable was fond of doing in his paintings. Naturally I am going to have to wait to see how you progress this beautiful serene scene. PS: great video content and so glad your feeling much better of late. As usual, take care, see you again in the next lesson.👍💯🖌️🌞

Thankyou l enjoyed every second of the video l get inspired by your paintings especially the mistery and the mood of your masterpiece

Love this video. Thank you dear man

Very very beautiful painting. 😊

I was so happy to see you soften the top of the hill at the right before you ran out of time. I kept encouraging you þo do it through most of the video. You finally hearď me. ❤😂

As usual for you, another stunner 😊 Love these hour long videos Stuart. Thank YOU!!!!!

Lovely work. I always learn from you.

Thanks Stuart for the knowledge you impart.lovely tonalism and nice composition. I trust you're well. Kind regards

Love your paintings.

Thanks Stuart for another fine tutorial.😎🇦🇺🦘

Absolutely love this ❤

A MAGNIFICENT PAINTING and TUTORIAL! Thank you!!

I always learn something new watching at your tutorials, you are a master! thank you so much for sharing your craft.

Thanks Stuart you are a great encourager. Stress be gone

It’s nice!

You are so amazing thank you 😊

It is very nice! Love it!

Another amazing work of art! Aloha Stuart!🤙❤️🙏

Wonderful as usual.

Love the tonalism and textures, Amazing love how you enjoy and love this.

Looking forward to 'part 2' of this painting!

Love this one

I very much enjoyed watching you create another amazing painting. I live in south Louisiana and we too have the nutria rats in the swamps. I love the look of the sky. Thank you once again for the pleasure of your inspirations.

Beautiful! That sense of humor is such a riot! Never thot it possible to learn to paint while laughing! Cant wait for the 22nd😍

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

I don't recognise your channel name. Are you booked for the next Zoom class?

@kayakiranana6059

11 ай бұрын

@@StuartDavies my real name is Donna Goldstein (from Maryland USA).

❤ awesome

Hi Stuart you are best I swear. Absolutely love your channel. Being in grad school the last couple of years really cuts into my zoom classes like murder. 😢

Mmm...just trying to figure out what you will do to this painting because it looks good as it is. I could watch you paint forever, thank you for sharing your wonderful talent and unique teaching skills, you brighten my day.

Such high professional value beautifully understated.

❤ beautiful and inspiring as I watch all the way through

Love this painting, simple and majestic.

Did enjoy it, 👍

I will join the crowd, and ask for a possible time period, For part 2. This may be the Magical painting that will inspire me to pick up the brush again! thank you so much Mister Stuart.... Shirlee, from Florida

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

Hi Shirlee, Part 2 is already uploaded: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qp-ns7Rqmq_Smco.html

Love the painting. Look forward to part 2 as to how you think you’d finish this !

I watched this video when you first posted it, and re-watching it now as you impart so much information I like to re-check in case I missed anything first time around. Must say, the painting you lost looks beautiful, moody and mysterious, and I love to see light shining through trees. Can't wait to see part 2 of this painting, though it's great as it is. I used to have my heart in my mouth when you went back to a painting in case you mucked it up, but now I look forward with anticipation to your parts 1 and 2 and sometimes 3, and also to your glazing. You keep me on the edge of my seat. Thank you for sharing such wonders.

I like it u make it look so easy

i love the colours of this one Stuart

Wonderful & inspiring. 🌒 I've been wanting to do some moon related paintings. Looking forward to part two. Oh, did you hear about the restaurant on the moon? Yeah, the food is alright, but there's just no atmosphere. 😏 cheers!

I like it TOO

Always enjoyable and informative to watch!

So nice

I love listening to your thought processes while you’re creating your amazing art!

@stewartcameron3699

11 ай бұрын

❤ I normally watch you paint, on my TV. With my feet up sketch note in hand,bluetooth connected hearing aids to the TV. Most other sounds are blocked out. I watch, pause,rewind and replay and make notes . I gain insight into great art and technique and the confidence to paint myself. To make a comment I have to seek your video out on my phone which will enable me to say thank you once again for your insight into your art. I don't think there is a video of yours that I have fast-forwarded, but I know there's many that I've watched twice or more. I don't think KZread is seeking how they can pay you more I think it's all about how they can pay artists less and that has been going on for a long time No, Going Back hundreds of years right love your art keep it up, and thank you for sharing

Your water rat has buck teeth!😂 and I love this painting so much!

Excellent painting! I watch your videos tutorial. I would like to express my opinion for the sky. If was painted lighter, even a big part of it, it may be more interesting, as the result would contrast to the trees.

That was beautiful! And indeed VERY enjoyable 😍

it's nice.

love the comment..If you have something to say, say it! Super work.

So much information. TU

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I love moody paintings with deep colors. Can you have the same effect with acrylic paint.? I haven't learned how to use painting

@StuartDavies

8 ай бұрын

Moody with acrylics is possible, but not with this technique.

Since you mentioned the large trees looking like a water rat I cant stop seeing that . Sorry .perhaps when you finish I may see it differently. Lol

I really enjoyed this piece the greens n reds in your trees seemed more than in some others wiggles n such skyline is fantastic colors I enjoyed the reflection on this beautiful piece worked marvelous now for 2 keep it up grandpa please let us know is Tiger Lilly still with you haven’t seen or heard anything about your ,, friend or pal with the magic tail in a time

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

Thanks, Nick! Tiger Lily is fine thanks!

@NickRatto

11 ай бұрын

@@StuartDavies 🇮🇪🇺🇸🌎😎

You should try for landscape artist of the year!

@StuartDavies

9 ай бұрын

I think that I would have to live in the UK.

The thing you are looking for is called a thingy,all so known as a doins😊

Thanks again Stuart!! Can anybody on this comment section advise on how long it takes for shipments from Jackson's to be delivered to the US??

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

When I sell paintings, most of them go to the US. I think it should be about 8-10 days max.

Greetings from Australia. Love the drama of this painting. Are your inexpensive brushes pure bristle or nylon.?

@StuartDavies

2 ай бұрын

Bristle. Not keen on nylon!

Stuart, lovely, thank you. What oil did you use for this one? Regards, Bibi

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! Linseed.

Lovely painting, May I ask do you worry much about painting the sides of the canvas?

@StuartDavies

7 ай бұрын

Not at all. The frame will cover it.

I like it, but... and yes, I'm still here, seeing as you asked. :o) I had to comment before the end of the vid. To cut a long story short, the reflections you added, would only look like that, if the trees were on the edge of the bank, Stu. Getting the reflections 'right', as in what would be seen, depends on where the viewer would be standing, if they were in the painting. The trees are a little distance from the bank, which means, only the middle/top of the trees would be reflected, and not the trunk or 'white spot'. I sussed this years ago, so, imagine you traced the outline of the trees (or anything else that you wanted to reflect), now flip the tracing upside down, so the bottom of the trees touch the bottom of the trees on the tracing. Whatever part of the tracing overlaps the water, there's your reflection. Like I said, it all depends on where you're 'standing', if you were in the picture. If you were on a little mound (higher up), you'd see the top of the trees, but no trunks! I don't know much, but what I do know, is worth knowing! :o)

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

Yes, as I said, I'll be sorting the water out in part 2.

@BazzSelby

11 ай бұрын

@@StuartDavies I know, I heard, and I'll be watching!!! lol

@melissajohnson4973

11 ай бұрын

49:26 very nice. I’ll be trying it. Thank you.

2 coats of Gesso. But does one have to prepare the board or wood panel before applying the Gesso Stuart ? Thanks.

@StuartDavies

11 ай бұрын

Personally, I don't think it's necessary.

@bertt72

11 ай бұрын

@@StuartDavies thanks

Also is the grey you use Haynes brand or is that colour name??

@StuartDavies

2 ай бұрын

Payne's grey. Made by Lefranc & Bourgeois.

You sound very chipper today Stuart hope your health problems are behind you. Like the contrast with this, I must add more to my daubings.

Beautiful, what size is this one?

@StuartDavies

10 ай бұрын

80x60cm