Plein Air Painting Full Demo: Across The Bitterroot Valley
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2020
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Another great video ! Love watching them Turner ,thank you for sharing !
I like how you have the most minimal stuff. I love that your easel is just a rickety bare bones box on legs. I love your scrubby brushes.
simple is all I need
Thank you very much. You don't waste time and aggressively attack the scene. You 're inspiring me to set aside the watercolors and get out my oil paints again, after a long, long time ago. If I would have squirt as much paint out as you, I may never have put them away. Your explanations and comments along the way are helpful.
Refreshing to see such a loose style. Impressive work. Many thanks for sharing. 👨🎨🖼️
thank you for the kind words, Oliver!
I've never seen anyone use as much paint as you do while painting outdoors!!WOW!
..lay it on thick or go home i say! ...that's why god invented paint...use it!
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Beautiful work! So inspiring! Thank you for sharing your work!
thank you, Leora!
Turner.i discovered your work on utube.i love the energy in your brush work.the immediacy if your work.the abstract quality and the movement in your compositions.bravo sir
Thank you, Laurence 🙏🏻
Another great demo, I love the way you introduced the blue greys and warm tones of the ground colours into the sky, give a unity to the painting, love the loose brush work, I tend to 'tidy up' my paintings too much so I need to learn to stop and keep that spontaneity. Cheers Tuner looking forward to the next one.
thank you much and good luck!
Just found your site today and subscribed already, really loving it, great job, notifications on, can wait for the next one 👌👍💕
Awesome, thank you!
Fantastic work, Turner. Thanks so much for sharing. Looking forward to trying out your loose style in some of my paintings. Keep it up! Best.
Thank you, Donald. Good luck giving it a go!
Enjoyed seeing this one come along Turner.
thank you
While I don't like this style of painting rather than just moving on I was eager to keep watching because of your style of explaining and showing us how, when you felt lost and unhappy with certain passages you kept going to correct them, that's good teaching.
Great job, beautiful strokes, a lot of colour!!!
Thank you very much!
Dear Vinson, I really like your work, the way you spread the paint on the canvas, at first it looks like a mess, but with your artistic technique you can see that in the end a wonderful work. Congratulations on sharing these beautiful works with us. Thanks here from Brazil.
Beautiful work Turner 🎨🙂👍
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Great videos, sir. Thick, brave paint. I'm too tight! Watching you is liberating. Thanks for sharing.
good to hear, thanks!
This painting finished very well. Nice work, sir.
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Amazing!
Thank you!
I like the composition and your impressionistic style. Thanks for sharing. Odile
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Fantasc class, thanks you for allowing us to follow along
Très beaux et bon tableau ! 👍❤️ Bravo pour cette démonstration en plein air! Quel talent ! Un tableau qui dit tout du paysage et du moment! Merci ! Francis Boulenger
thank you so much!
Good and thank you
Thanks
You are one of my favorit man, I like your painting style, so much...🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I take a camera and get the picture shadows I want. Love the place you picked.
that's a good idea, and thanks!
yes, I love Van Gough
Hay algo o mucho de Vincent Van Gogh en tu trabajo, Turner. Me encanta, eres un impresionista del siglo xxi, sigue adelante
Nice
Thank you
I see that you often paint on a stretched canvas. I like that and do also. I’m trying to figure out a way to carry them wet. Specifically when hiking some distance to paint.
I've strapped them to my backpack before, but it's not ideal. I usually just end up carrying the wet canvas. I did recently buy a backpack frame, and want to figure out a thin box for some larger work!
Thanks Turner! I watching your video and learning a lot! What type of paint are you using? Very inspiring! Thank you, from Minnesota!
thank you, Jannet! I'm using oil paint from several different brands
@@turnervinson thank you!
Четкие пейзажи 🎉
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Is that the small, medium or large size Yarka plein air set-up?
this is the large size, but in some of my other videos you'll see the medium size as well.
@@turnervinson Really... I didn't know you had 2 different. Which one do you use more often?
@@michaelbuchanan3212 if I'm traveling I'll usually take the medium size easel, but if working from home I prefer the large one.
@@turnervinson Thank you for what you do. Fascinating!
@@michaelbuchanan3212 thanks for the encouragement!
your paintings remind me of Vincent Van Gough
I'll take that as a compliment!
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agreed
You look like Chie Guveora
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You should always take a picture before you start.
For me that isn’t too important, especially when painting the landscape where I live.
Using paper towel will get u into serious trouble wth th WEF.😁... HERE IN South AFRICA U CAN BUY BAILS OF OLD CLOTHES FOR A 10th of th cost of paper towel per kilogram.... I'm not a tree hugger but I am all for supporting small business.... I'm always saddened by all these amazing artists that use paper towel regardless of its source..... Go figure
As much as I admire your approach and the subject choice I personally just don't like those huge blobs/clusters of paint. They jump in front even when they shouldn't (like in the middle ground), I can (barely) understand it when I see it in the middle ground but for me it makes no sense to put them wherever you want. They create a huge distraction and look almost messy (like the artist lost control). Otherwise I like your videos mate.
thanks for the comment. I do certainly play with control versus chaos, and I understand your thoughts.
This is only the first session on this painting so its still a work in progress, personally it all makes sense to me. A very exciting approach.