I have stopped looking at all other art videos. Your videos are more than enough for one artist's life progress. My art has improved after watching your videos. Thanks.

AHHHHHHHH SOOO MUCH BETTER TO CREATE THAN JUST COPY!!!

Scribbling in a sketchbook is a great way to start the process

When I first started painting, I would make up scene's or landscapes. Now and again I do it and find it the most interesting and satisfying way of painting. That pine martin painting looks awesome by the way.

So... I ended up, homeless... So no where to paint... Eventually I broke, after over a year, I started to paint my car with oil based acrylic paint pens. People love it! I'm really only learning, and Bam, you pop up again!

@StefanBaumann

3 жыл бұрын

I hope things are going better for you.

Perhaps I have an overactive imagination, I was afraid you were hurt in the fires. So glad you are OK! You & your family are in my prayers, along with my daughter and her family in Carlsbad. Be safe, you are such a wonderful teacher. The world needs more people like you.

@StefanBaumann

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your prayers I live in northern California so no fires But it scares me to death

The Martin painting and breathtakingly stunning!!, I must of missed this video. Hadn’t seen It before

Im a beginning artist and I just started watching your videos. I really enjoy your philosophy of painting as well as your techniques and ive learned alot within such a short time. I am that person that can get lost online for hours looking at all things painting and its a relief to have found you cause i do feel I can stop, and unplug. At least take a break. I paint mostly abstract and ive heard you say your not such a fan but you really speak to me when you talk about passion and becoming the paintong by not painting things. Anyways, i just wanted to say thank you and i appreciate your knowledge.

Thanks

Happy New Year Stefan! Miss your videos. Thanks so much for the information. It makes you think and wonder why we do not use our brains more often and be more creative. Nice to see you in action again. You are truly an inspiration to many people.

@StefanBaumann

6 жыл бұрын

Nice thanks

Thanks for sharing this Stefan...Sometimes as a Plein Air Artist always Painting from life, it’s easy to get stuck and not manipulate the landscape to create a better painting. It’s like jumpstarting the brain. Dennis

Heres my favorite part. "And of you dont see it in your imagination, just smoke extra weed and..." HILARIOUS!

Thank you for putting up these videos. It's really helpful to those of us who can't get access to instruction in person.

@StefanBaumann

6 жыл бұрын

your welcomee

While i was scrolling down the videos, watched a video of one of your classes and ended up watching all of it . You r a great teacher. By the way, 5 th sept is celebrated as ' Teacher's Day ' back in India. So heres wishing you happy teachers day 🙏🏼

@StefanBaumann

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Great work, Stefan. I like the information and presentation.

Hi SB, I'm a new subscriber and love each video I've seen. I agee focal point is so important to the design, and the best is when it just happens as your laying down paint. You are very inspiring

Thnkew so much sir for all knowledge u have given, i appreciate u a lot...it would be a dream come true for me if i can afford any of ur work...now stuck in life's survival but one day definitely i will have ur painting.. it might take years.. keep ur one painting unsold for me☺️🙈

I agree that research material is important.

Thank you for sharing & happy new year to you and your family.

@StefanBaumann

6 жыл бұрын

you too

Someone recently sent me a video about a 4 year old in Canada that has a exhibit and is selling their art for several thousands per piece . I kinda started out that way but I was in diapers getting into my moms purse early in the morning using her lipstick all over me and her new furniture .

Stefan's back! Happy New Year!

@StefanBaumann

6 жыл бұрын

I'm here

When I first started art school, one of my professors would not let us look at our drawing pad as we rendered the image that we were to portray The concept being that your left brain will always tell you.. A bike looks like this... and an apple looks like this etc.. always the same, and never as the subject matter truly looks. when we would talk among ourselves the running joke was... He would probably prefer that we draw with our butts! That way we could not look at our drawing. LOL! God I miss art school!

Can I send you a painting I’m working on that came from my imagination? I’d really love you’re criticism and feedback

You have a typo in the first slide, which displays the URL to the website. This is the first I have noticed it in your videos. Please fix. I do enjoy your videos.

20:22 21:44 brain makes things more colorful or bigger and that’s what we want rather than literal thing

Painting on canvas may be cheap but the time we spend is expensive. For me doing art is luxury if you are not successful .

How does someone get started on a limited budget? Any help for them?

Missed your You Tube videos.

@StefanBaumann

6 жыл бұрын

I missed making them

Stefan looks like white Ice Cube.

I was wondering what happened to you brother. i hope you are doing ok? im glad i can be blessed with more artistic knowledge from you, and a perfect topic for me, thank you. "better when ur on drugz" ha youre a fool. i wish i could talk with you in person, ima have to track u down somehow

@annmitchell4901

6 жыл бұрын

I can help you "track him down"....His number is at the end of the video 415-606-9074 :-)

@StefanBaumann

6 жыл бұрын

Call me

@StefanBaumann

6 жыл бұрын

Call me 415-606-9074