Oil Painting with Stuart Davies - Big But Easy Changes
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You keep cranking out one great painting after another, BRAVO. I've learned a lot from you over the past couple of years and want to say "Thank you" for sharing your knowledge and wisdom on painting and art. I loved your book too. Hope your health gets better and you can continue to paint and write for years to come. I would love to be able to own one of your paintings and maybe one day I will be able to purchase one. Cheers!!!
I love the chicken running through the sky! I saw it just as you started seeing it. Thanks for the relaxing hour. My nerves have settled and I feel completely at peace. Could look at this piece for days! Wonderful!!!!!
Can't visit your show without it being a class. Much appreciated. Good show. Good work.
So glad you are feeling well enough to share what you do. Thank you again. It is fun to see this move through you. Landing on that canvas!
I love your sense of humor, it adds to your videos, which by the way I love and learn immensely from...thank you!
Hi Stuart,i have been following you about a week.AND I must say that your paintings are very unusual that’s what caught my eye 👁. I love ❤️ it,you are so loose and free when you’re painting.That’s what makes your painting so unique,just put some paint on the canvas with nothing in mind,and make it work.It’s like no other artist that I’ve seen on CZcams.You have a gift inwhich you don’t mind sharing.And you narrating takes me right into your painting.THANK you for sharing your talents,and at the same time a small piece of your self.🤩
You never fail to impress, this was superb! And will be watch again. Thanks as always
Sir Davies, simply your channel is just a complete school of art and elegance.
Thank you so much for educating us in many ways.Gratatuide
Kudos, I have some things that once I get past the valve replacement I'll take a second swing at. I had hesitated until now for fear of ruining something. But really they are just paint on paper. Glad to see you enjoying being at the easel again.
Love this painting well done Stuart!
Love this, Stuart as always. While watching your videos I frequently check how much time is left of as I never want then to end. ❤️
WOW'I thought I was the only one nerdy enough to do that. Yes we wish every Stuart video was two hours long -- like a great movie only *better* !
It always amazes me that you'll take a painting, that I like, and then change it in to one I like even more!!🙃
While I appreciate the fact that you give paintings away occasionally, or sell them for a price that some may find out of their budget, I honestly think what you offer yourself is far more valuable. And I mean that. I have watched a variety of very talented artists online, and I’ve gotten better myself as an artist for it. But your teaching has enriched my experience in painting, and taking the approach of “finding” my subject far more satisfying than coming up with a preconceived target that I must hit, so to speak. I’m enjoying the process much more, rather than merely being satisfied (or not satisfied) by the end product. I thank you for that!
His style fascinates me. Most artists draw a mountain, lake, rolling hills, etc. with paint. Stuart smudges/smears the paint around and somehow, and quite quickly, an entire scenery has come to life, and very quickly and realistically too tt! Impressive! Take care! Happy painting!
thanks again Stuart, as always I enjoyed every minute and I love this painting, sky and landscape.
I love the expressiveness you achieve in the sky through such loose and playful brush strokes.
Another stunning landscape. This OAP would have loved to have the honour of a Stuart Davies on his wall, but it's sadly not going to happen. I'll just enjoy them all on my screen. Hope your heart is being a good lad, by the way.
I bought oils so I can give it a go. I would like to try your very carefree approach. I so enjoy watching your lessons. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Holy moly, I've had a crap day at the office but now I'm completely chilled and in owe of yet another masterpiece!! Many thanks Mr Stuart 👍 😀
Bravo Stuart again. Another made easy great painting. Again enjoyed you talking. Yes the most important is what you enjoy doing. I love the one about the critics of art! that just want to be painters! Great painters like yourself. Great. Best regards.Tks for another great lesson.
May you live very very long and healthy!!! KEEP FILMING and talking, can't have enough :) THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing. You might very well be my dearest professor :) You dedramatize the painting process and make it enjoyable. I love your jokes also.
Watching you paint clouds reminds me of being a kid, looking at clouds, and being excited because they would change and I wanted to guess what the next shape looked like.
So I’m glad you said it Stuart about the mad chicken. For those of us who like to watch the sky enjoy seeing life up there. Love it!!
Thank you so much for your quiet explanations as you paint. It will help me not to stress when I don't achieve what I was aiming for!!!
This video is just so awesome! I really like the sky as much as the landscape, so absolutely everything (as always). When I study this painting, I find so many shapes in it because it is very detailed. The more I look, the more I keep finding new shapes. This is a perfect panoramic view that is the highest level of the master class! Thanks so much for sharing this!
A wonderful and charming work of art.. Greetings to you, my dear teacher.. I wish you health and safety always.
3) Listening and watching I've learned to try a lot of changes, some I like, some not to successful. BUT it gives me the possibilities for discovering an amazing stroke. THAT is one of the most important things I've learned from you, i.e., move forward to discover. Thank you
Thank you so much for your videos, for sharing all your experience and these beautiful paintings! I received a big compliment a couple weeks ago when someone saw one of my attempts at a beach scene and asked "A little Stuart Davies influence?" I was thrilled! Makes me want to paint more and more.
Aside from pure talent, I've always thought one of the greatest gifts an artist can have is confidence. Blind as some of it may be, confidence allows a person to reach further than they might have gone without it. For Mr. Davies to take a painting that was excellent in its own right ("it's ok but I thought I fiddle around with it") and ultimately transform it into something 'even better' - is a lesson on vision, belief in one's self, and pure confidence. A wonderful mindset to have in the world of art.
That is lovely Stuart thank you
Omg! Stuart,I would love any painting of yours,I have never seen one I don’t like yet! 🤞❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
so incredible! another masterpiece to add to the collection. I wish my painting picked up the depth of field yours do in your composition. great job sir!
was watching the series DCI Banks lately and some of the English countryside areas used in the show reminded me of many of your paintings - the landscapes in real life are somewhat mirrored in yours
AWESOME! Thank you so much for this delightful video!!
It makes my day when I get notified of a new video from you! Thankyou So Much Stuart.
Mia 🇬🇧
love the big mad chicken in the sky! always love your skies!
Excellent painting and I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation. Your ability to create perspective is inspiring. Thank you again
Great lesson! Thank you.
Thank you, I was in need of a good dose of Stuart today.
Thank you Stu - lovely work as always - Insta 👍
So far, this video is exactly what I've needed. I've been working on one painting for a few weeks, and there are spots that I'm just not happy with. I just heard 1) just let go and have fun, and 2) I've put in that white line because I like it. Soooooo, when the video is over - back to my easel.
Watched most if not all ,havent cracked the salad yet .I give my paintings away thanks to you i have a bunch of friends drawing straws for the next piece .All thanks to you !
I'm really enjoying this channel. I'm new here and I'll be honest, I found this because I was looking for a painting channel I could half watch while I'm trying to relax and fall asleep - Bob Ross style. But I have to say, while it does that, I've also been truly enjoying the paintings and I think it might be inspiring me to paint!
You have an interesting and unique thing here. Beautiful colors, textures, and style. Love it. Keep it up!
Another welcome demonstration 😊💕
Great painting Stuart! I really enjoy all of your videos 💙
Great storm clouds, Stuart!
Classic painting well done & we can't leave the cat.
I thought that it looked like a Welsh dragon ,lovely painting Stuart thanks
I'm always glad to hear it when other artists talk about changing their "finished" paintings. Monet certainly did -- even modifying paintings that had been done and dried years previously. Aside from Stuart, I've yet to meet a painting instructor who does not insist that students MUST move on after every "finished" painting, chalking up any mistakes you've made to experience. My experience tells me that using what I learn since moving on to improve a "failed" painting not only reinforces the lessons learned, but can even make a "failed"/problematic painting sellable. For those who need to sell their work, that's what I call a win-win situation.
(And bless you, Stuart, for also saying that selling is not the point for you, that you can't be bothered. Amen. I can't "get motivated to sell" my paintings either (as encouraged by any and all (other) instructors). Why? Because not every artist paints for that reason! Once again you inspire ... XO
Really enjoy watching all your videos, thank you.
Simply Masterful and quite helpful. I have a few Davies style landscapes in need of a lift and this video shows just how to perk them up.
New to your channel and so enjoying watching your process. I love how you lay out your first layer and then go in and refine it. I am new to oil painting. Your tutorials are helping me understand the paints layers. Thanks for sharing.
It is remarkable the way you use a pallet knife..I never seen an artist use a knife in that manner,it’s astounding.
For a look at more palette knife magic from a fellow countryman of Stuart's, check out France's Christian Jequel here on you tube.
Hi Stuart 30 mins in and salads gone from like to love.,God bless
Your paintings are stunning! So stunning they almost make me cry. Amazing! You make painting look magical. Every time you've done an entire painting I think "oh he's done" and then you add a whole other layer of complexity and color on top of that layer that you've just finished. And it's even better than I could have possibly imagined. One day I want to buy this painting from you, one day when I can afford it, one day when I have my own house and have a wall to put it on I'm going to contact you.
I must admit I was sceptical at first but then everything seemed to fall into place one after another and whether it was an accident that turned out fantastic or a subconscious thought it doesn’t matter it’s simply worked.
The end result gave me a feeling of almost a mystical land as if from the Hobbit. Love it !
Wow! Wonderful!!!
Great paintings, love your approach. Your humor comes out of nowhere and I crack laughing! Hilarious sir. 👍
Very nice as always
Love your work!!!
Hi Stuart , Watching your video and I had to smile at your comment "using a big old brush and just throwing paint on"..😂 I liken your painting to be the art worlds answer to Les Dawson's piano playing....he was obviously an accomplished piano player , if he hadn't have been, he wouldn't know which notes were the wrong ones!! I do believe that you have a certain amount of laissez faire in your painting ......BUT.....without your training/experience your arm/brush would not be able to allow your creative sub-conscious to take over. But it is great to watch these things unfold! I still continue the struggle to approach your mastery, although having fun trying I am fairly convinced that I will follow v. Gogh and never sell a painting during my lifetime.....but I intend to be buried with both ears intact!! Anyway , you bring a lot of enjoyment to a lot of people.....thank you!!
A glaze! A wash in oil is a glaze! Oh yeah nice green
Yes, I was trying to be funny!
Fabulous
I give paintings away all the time. Selling them is far more trouble than I care to undertake.
Third time viewing this video, and I'm still picking up new details on your technique! 🙂
Hi Stuart, I've discovered two artists who's work resembles yours. James Naughton & Harry Brioche. Unfortunately they do not provide any CZcams videos. Keep up the good work. Love your art.
Love these.
Very interesting painting
Love it the way it is but excited to see why you don’t and what you will do to change
Great lesson!
Also the cat snap shot was cute
Hi Stuart...I dont seem to get notifications from your chanel.... Found this from facebook... Anyway glad your back at it... Always amazing to watch..
Interesting that the hill you've created actually forms a "stop." I no longer look into the far distance, but I stop to look at the hill that's arisen. The far distance is still back there unless you later cover that as well with something a little closer.
The greatest cat in the world. I’ve named Art 😁
I've been seeing that chicken in the sky for years. So glad you see it too. 🍗🙂
LOL!
Hello again Stuart.🖐️ Hope your keeping well and feeling much better than previously. This is a
wonderful tutorial, and as always, with your creative ability and masterful approach to landscape painting, you transform an already amazing piece of art into something even more magical. 🤗
PS: As for images in the sky it now looks like two dragons at war, one white, one black. Could that be an omen of modern times, lol?
Ron Gillis in Winnipeg. I’ll keep watching
I like your videos, and i have noticed you mostly use horizontal strokes. Could you give an demonstration of how you would go about painting steep mountains?
I think that a giant and very angry chicken is exactly what the world needs rn, you're right. Cheers!
Your cat is a spitting image of ours, named "Penelope." We love animals...
I have watched this video a few times tonight when you said “just what we all need a wild chicken running thru th sky”. It made me laugh sooo hard I have an albatross in one that I want to kill. Spectacular painting!!!
Hello Stuart; Fabulous paintings and technique, learned so much from you. I wonder if you have tried 'water mixable oil paint' yet. As you know there have been great strides in the development of all paints, including household gloss paints which are now all 'water based' I tried some from Artisan and now I use them all the time. Now I save lots of money by being able to wash out the brushes in water, because like you I did not like thinners for washing my brushes when I used oil paint. Once again, many thanks for all the tips and techniques.
Hi Anthony, I've never used water mixable, and probably never will. I'm way too oily!
@@StuartDavies Hello again Stuart: I believe you will find it is just as oily as normal oil paint, just easier to use. I reacts in many ways like the paint you use now. I do hope one day you might just try, and remember you are never to old to do this, I am 77 years old and made the switch just two years ago. God bless you dear sir.
Ha Ha Love the mad chicken!!
Please Stuart
One one (? More) you stated the color order for sunset
? Is it white yellow orange red?
Or ???
Is sunset different?
I tried using BIG BRUSH side to soften white /clouds
- not skilled lol
Eventually, used finger
I’ll keep trying.
Thank you for your EXPERTISE
NOBODY DOES SKYS
LANDSCAPES LIKE YOU!!!
Absolutely BRILLIANT 🏆🎨
That Looks Like The South Downs.. Near Seaford.
Love it...but I think it's the first time I've seen you apply Titanium White without a palette knife. What's going on there? Anyway love it all. Please keep them coming.
Ever considered doing the Aurora Borealis? I would be interested to see your take on it. I liked your teqnique on top right. Thanks Stuart 🙂
I've only been painting a little while in my life I first discovered painting for myself a few years ago. I'm trying to self-learn this technique and in acrylic. Any advice? I have to move very quickly do to trying time.
Stuart your "cheap" brushes are they bristle brushes or synthetic? Please advise
I was clickbaited by the cat!
Oh no. I cant look at the painting without seeing the angry chicken
Do you really suppose that you should be climbing stairs or ladders to get high enough to paint the tops of something 4 times this one in size? I'd be delighted to pay the postage .. where should I send the cheque? Add it to patreon? :-) On a serious note .. I am indebted to you for your talent and skill .. as artist and teacher .. and will be happily adding something under my true name to your patreon page sometime soon. My own work has been vastly improved by your input .. (not to say that it was that impressive to begin with .. but for my standard ability it has been enormously improved.)
Bonjour, merci pour votre partage mais je suis si triste de ne pas avoir la traduction en français. Cela n'est pas proposé dans les réglages. Peut-être pouvez vous faire quelque chose ? Cordialement Jane
Hi Stuart, I only discovered your videos about a month ago but have watched quite a few of them since then and have been trying to apply some of your lessons in my own paintings. I have a question for you. When I do a dry brush lightly over clouds to get that blurry effect, I think I get too much in the way of brush marks and too much moving around of the paint even though I'm really trying to barely touch the canvas as you say. I've tried a few different brushes, maybe it's the paint consistency. Any thoughts? I know you are very busy and probably get a lot of questions, so if you don't get to this I won't be offended. I'll keep watching! Love the videos!!
Hi Jim, my next video, which I'm editing now, explains it a bit more.
Amazing as always...but the advertisement really sucks 😖
Have you seen the film, Mr. Turner?
I have and I found it quite inspiring.
Scusami in questa opera il supporto è tela od altro?
Do you just toss your brushes or clean them? What do you use to clean them?
No, I clean them with detergent.
🙂
Wow, it's so beautiful and amazing! It's an amazing landscape. ~~^^😉💙💛Please play it in my room often.~~^^💛💛💛
Where can i find hour in box sorry re this need info re zoom classes
Thanks
If you click on the link it will give you the time in your time zone.
@@StuartDavies ok got it 4 pm malta /paris time looking at my calende
I think uppscalling you paintings would only add to them, perhaps you could nail the canvas to a room wall..