Thank you! Bought my red shades. Thank you 🙏. God Bless you!

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

👍👍 🔴🔴 blessings to you as well

I haven't tried plein air painting yet but I really want to. This has been a good encouraging video to do so. I liked the "bag of skittles" analogy lol... I love the lighting you captured and I strive to hone in on your skill with painting cool and warm tones that make sense. Great painting... great video!

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

Thanks Erich. Glad it was helpful. Painting outdoors can only make you a better painter

Everything u said is so true. ...

I really enjoyed watching and listening to your video. I took note of your comments about avoiding too many details and I have found that to be so true. When I stopped including details I think my sketches improved. How you used an artist’s license to rearrange some of the elements of what you were looking at really made what could have been a hum-drum painting into a panting I really enjoyed looking at, then studying, then looking at again. Thank you for this.

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful, Robert. Sometimes it is more of what you leave out than what you actually see. Our eyes are constantly simplifying, trimming, reducing the world around us in order to guide us to our desired target. Every time I see an old masters painting I wonder how much they left out to create a successful piece. I appreciate your comment.

You have a Michelangelo God creating Adam reference in the trees [the fingers almost touching] did you do that consciously?As I did a similar thing using trees in a composition. By the way your idea to change the colour of the roof should improve it. Thank for this video.

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

That’s correct, you are the first person to notice it 👍 sometimes I do that on paintings

@AbiNomac

Ай бұрын

Amazing observation

It is a great ally...

Thank you

Take care ❤

Thank You 🙏

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

You’re welcome 😊

I thought those streets were in Europe somewhere. lol Thank you for the lesson.

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

Welcome and yes, oldest city in America, founded by Spaniards. Very enjoyable

thank you

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

Welcome!

It's nothing new - centuries old technique sometimes known as a 'Claude Glass' after Claude Lorrain.

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

Yes, it amazes me how not too many people know more and take advantage of it. It really keeps your values together

@lulasnannajodie7723

Ай бұрын

wow such an arrogant comment, might not be something new to YOU, but will be to new self teaching artists.

@1977ajax

Ай бұрын

@@lulasnannajodie7723 Nothing arrogant about it, just fact, my dear. Your comment, however, assuming what I do or do not need to be told, is stiffed with it.

@lulasnannajodie7723

Ай бұрын

@@1977ajax lol sure

@1977ajax

Ай бұрын

@@lulasnannajodie7723 LOL? Oh sorry - didn't realize you were a child, Chat over, and bedtime for you, honey.

Black is A hard color to use while pliening. Not forgiving. Why not use blue and then come back with black?

@ARTDETAILS

24 күн бұрын

Yes you are right. Lamp, ivory or mars black can be intolerant and sometimes right down vindictive. I use it sparingly and mostly to create shades of gray. I do prefer any version of chromatic black and add purples or blues.

Thank you

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

You’re welcome kind sir

Thank you

@ARTDETAILS

Ай бұрын

You're welcome