Paint this Old House in Loose Acrylic style!!
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- čas přidán 3. 03. 2023
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Love this old barn, ..and. loose paiting..the best teacher of all !!!
Much appreciated Susan, thank you !!!
More like this with barns, and also snow scenes, and seascapes! I love them all.
Thank you, noted!!!
more of anything loll this guys a legend
Thank you for sharing,really like your style of presentation,nice and easy. 🙏🇨🇦
Thank you very much Claude!!!
Wish i could show you how mine turned out. At first, it was a disaster. Then i went over it with a pallet knife. First attempt with that method. You are my favorite teacher!
Thank you, I’m you didn’t give up on it!! I do the same sometimes because there’s nothing to lose. I have a facebook page:
Facebook.com/gebahiartworks you can post there !
@@GebahiArtworks thank you for sharing the Facebook link. I see more inspiration! I posted my painting under the tutorial of the old house.
Beautiful painting. You are a wonderful teacher
Thank you very much!!!
Yes, for sure would really like more acrylic paintings like this! Thanks
Thank you Jauhara, more coming!!
I absolutely love watching you paint in acrylics! You have taught me so much! You have a true talent!
Thank you so much!
My favorite of all your tutorials!!!!
I appreciate it very much, thank you!!!
I've painted in oils for several years. For a good while now I've been in a slump. Your videos really inspre me. I know a lot of us struggle with getting too tight. I know better but in the last couple of paintings I found myself painting way too much detail. It's funny that I didn't even recognize what the problem was until I started watching your channel. I realized in my last painting that there was hardly any difference from the background to the foreground. How did I fall into that? Lol
Anyway, I just wanted to tell you how much your videos have inspired me. I love watching your brush dance across the surface. I can see how beginners can learn from you too because you explain what you're doing but without making it complicated. You reach all levels.
I've decided to paint this barn scene & the one you used ocd in the title. That should get me right back into the swing.
Thank you for the inspiration. It feels great to be excited again.😊
Thank you, im glad I was able to show you a path forward!! Yes, it’s easy to fall into that trap, too many beginners want the painting to be detailed right of the bat and that’s where they fail or give up altogether! Glad your weee able to move forward.
Very informative and helpful. Thank you.
My pleasure Michele!!!
Excelente. Muy bello. Mi enhorabuena, desde Asturias - España.
Gracias Carlos!!
learned a lot from your technique. enjoy watching you paint.
Thank you very much Deborah!!!
Sir, thank you for what you do. I'm a 68 year old drummer who has always toyed with the idea of painting. I didn't know where to start. Watching you and painting along with you, I've managed to recreate four of your paintings. Your ability to combine fundamental instruction with hands on opportunities is outstanding! You have given me hope, and in fact enthusiasm that I can do this! I love the loose Impressionistic style. You respect its traditions, yet you improvise and make it your own. I guess, that's kinda what the original Impressionists were doing to begin with. Again, thank you. Please keep them coming if you can.
I’m truly flattered Tommy, thank you!! I’m glad to hear that my lessons are coming across and I try to break it down to the most basic form that anyone, experienced or not, can understand! It’s encouraging reading your comments, and I will continue to provide. I’m currently doing renovations to my house, but will resume soon!
Thank you for responding. I'm so glad to hear that!
Love watching the magic you do. I’m mesmerized. Please continue. ‘23
I truly appreciate it!!
Yes please more like this and showing how to paint grass as I struggle so much with that
Thanks and I love your paintings!!!
My pleasure Jane, apparently this tutorial was much needed, so I’ll be doing others like it for you guys!!
Every one of these old abandoned structures tells a story.
Please share more like this one.
Thank you.
Thank you Mark, I will!!
This is a good tutorial with a variety of colors and textures. I find your color mixing a course in itself. You explain the mixing very well. I've started taking notes and creating my own "cheat" sheet. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I’m glad it was useful!! I’m working on another as we speak! A snow river scene!
👏thank you for this painting.
My pleasure 😊!!!
Yes, please show more of this kind. Love it
I’ll do my best, thank you!!!
I've seen old farmhouses with trees and brush growing through the porch and floors. Over the years, there's something about old barns that have weathered and outlived their usefulness. I like your work. I'm starting to learn something. Thank you!
I appreciate that very much Frank, thank you!! I’ll have more videos on the subject in the future!
I think you come closest in this work to painting in the Tonalist style. Not that it is so preferable, but there is an elegant beauty in this, and a sophisticated way of handling the big tree. Bravo.
I appreciate it, thank you !!
SOMETIMES YOU WANT YOUR BACK GROUND MUCH
LIGHTER , THEN YOUR MIDDLE TONE'S STAND OUT , THEN
THE DARKS BRING IN THE DEPTH / LAYERS , THE UMBER
LOOKS LIKE SAGE GRASS AND BUCK HORNS , NICE !!
UNDER THAT DARK PORCH , YOU COULD SIT IN YOUR OLD
ROCKER , WITH A GLASS OF TEA , AND A DIP OF COPENHAGEN
LONG CUT , ❤️ GOIN TO THE COUNTRY RODEO LATER ❤️ YEEHAW !!
Lol, I’ve got another similar to this one on the way possibly soon!
Great and happy artist thank you. Nick Rodis speed artist from Tagaytay City Philippines.
Thank you Rick!!
It's all the comments and decisions you show that are helpful, to understand why you choose to work here or there or like this or like that... that's so helpful. Thank you.
Thank you Emmanuel!!
Yes please, would absolutely love to see more paintings like this!,,
Sounds good!!
Grateful for your videos.
Thank you very much, I truly appreciate it!!!
Love these acrylic tutorials, please keep them coming! Yours are the best. Thank you so much!
Thank you, I will !! It seems to be a popular subject!
I have a photo I took that looks so very much like this that I have put off trying to paint. Got to give it a try now.
And you should, I encourage you to!!!
Love the loose style that you used in this painting. Enjoyed seeing it come to life. Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Thank you Karim.
Pleasure is all mine!! Thanks for your support and compliments!!
Very nice painting, I love the roof and the play with light, lovely greens also
Thank you very much Roy!!
Great tutorial on keeping it loose. It’s not how I paint but I would like to try it.
Give a try! It’s about capturing the essence of the scene, about what initially caught your eye, and only give that part more emphasis!
Very cool painting
Thank you!!!
Thank you!!
Recently found you, enjoy your videos. Thanks
I appreciate it Joe, thank you!!
Loved this thanks.
Thank you!!!
Beautiful! Hope I can do something like it.
You can Bonita, you just have to keep doing it, and memory muscle will take over!!
I would like to try this technique with oils. Of course, it would take longer, considering the longer drying time of each layer.
Go for it, I initially wanted to do it in oils but opted out because of time as well!
You really nailed that fabulous roof … takes me back!!!!! Love it!!!!
Wow, thank you Lois!!!
Thanks for doing the old barn! I live in a rural area so it’s much appreciated.
It was my pleasure!! I have another one of North Carolina that I want to do as well !
Love this painting. I love old barns!
Thank you Caryn!!!
I accidentally landed on this channel, searching for acrylic painting tutorials. There are hundreds if not thousands of such tutorials out there, some great, some not, but this is by far the best! Thank you for doing these live tutorials. Your videos are so rich with practical information and details, at the same time engaging. I learned so much about acrylic painting just watching these. You're not only a wonderful artist, but an excellent teacher too. Thank you again.
One question: You said, "I try not to use white right away". Do you mind explaining why, for a beginner? Titanium White has been bothering me quite a bit. While its opacity is handy some times, it's coming in the way some times. I feel that your explanation might help me use white more wisely.
Thank you very much Anil!! I try not to use white in the blocking in stage of the painting unless I really have too because I want to keep the colors rich , but sometimes I’m forced to to do so when painting distance landscapes! By using semi transparent colors in the beginning stages, the paint is translucent lettering the white of the canvas pierce through in the beginning when painting thin, and the color looks clean and not muted. So that’s why! But like I said sometimes I’m forced to!
@@GebahiArtworks Thank you!
I really love your videos thanks
My pleasure, thank you for your support!!!
And the work on the roof was fascinating. Lots for me to learn.
I’m glad it was of some help!! Remember, that’s the beauty of acrylics, working in stages, and you want some of the first layers to show through giving it some visual texture!
I can see a nice 3D effect in this painting, awesome! I love your loose style of painting..
Thank you very much!!!
Love this!
Thank you very much!!!
Great video. Thanks
Thank you!!!
Love this
Thank you very much!!!
Yes I would like to see more like this and acrylic.
Thank you very much Bonita!!
😊you make painting seem so easy and fun, I can't wait to try, thank you. 😊
Thank you, have fun with it!!!
⭐Thank you Karim this is really cool. I love this landscape type as I live in Wisconsin and we don't have palm trees lol. 😀
I also love the longer length of the video because you get to show all the steps and instruction !!
You're such a talented artist and fun to watch and so good at explaining. Excellent !!
Much thanks !! ❤
My pleasure, thank you very much!!
I have another on the way, this time a snow Trail scene!
@@GebahiArtworks Oh that sounds also cool thanks !! 😎
Thank you for every video that you put out there, beautifull art, great teaching skills and a great overall vibe. Like to see more oils techniques , sorry for my poor english
Thank you so much, I appreciate it!! I have other oil tutorials!
Hi Karim love this painting, really love the rusty roof
Thank you very much Jeff!!! I actually liked it myself, I’m thinking of doing one for me in oils on an 11x14.
Beautiful painting tutorial. Thank you.
Thank you very much Cathy!!!
You have been so helpful with this acrylic painting.
Thank you!!!
Looks great!
Thank you!!!
Wow !!!!!! You are an amazing talent! Can you paint a castle :)
Thank you!! I’ve never tried, but I guess that’s something to think about!
Loved your work; I would appreciate more structures in future paintings
Will do Dave!! Thank you for watching!!
Amazing painting! You area great artist! I learned a lot watching this. Thank you. I wish you have workshop which I can attend.
Thank you very much Rajani!!
Loved this demo. Learned so much from watching. One of the best ever. I subscribed. 😊
Awesome! Thank you very much!!!
And what I really love is that you give an explanation how the colors are build on. For example in oker there is some red too. Is there a lesson where you can learn that? .Nicole
Thank you!! Not really, you have to look at the composition of the paint. Look at the paint code on the tube, plus with time you’ll be able to tell just from knowledge of mixing paint!
Thanks.
Absolutly Beautiful!
Thank you very much!!!
Lovely
Thank you very much!!
Enjoyed watching every bit until the end, I have neglected painting for some time now but watching you is really encouraging me to go back again and try your loose style technique which you seem to make it look so easy, thanks I'm now your new subscriber
Thank you very much Ayesha!!!
More barns and structures please
That’s something I can for you guys, I’ve got plenty of references to work from! I have another video coming out soon as well, a snowy path in the mountains.
I love this painting❤️
Thank you🙋🏼♀️
Thank you very much!!!
just stumbled upon you, and its nice to watch your simplistic approach and how nice your paintings turn out. You made it very clear you're painting with acrylics now -- How come you used to dislike acrylics and what made you get back to them? I am an oil freak, and just cant make the turnout as well, with acrylics. Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you very much!! When I first started painting, I learned with oils, painting in a Bob Ross style through an art teacher, who ass giving lessons at a church! Then I learned about acrylics and tried them out but with no major success, and they dried to quickly for me at the time. Then I discovered this Florida Acrylic artist, and he opened many doors for me. And that’s when I started liking acrylics and it became my dominant medium for a very long time! Only recently I’ve started back with oils again. So now I go back and forth depending on my mood and the size of the painting! Kind love the feel of oils and I’m able to control it better than I used to, but acrylics I cAn paint fast with no rules attached! They both have their pros and cons!
@@GebahiArtworks UNDERSTOOD! thank you for your speedy reply
I have ordered some of those brushes to try I have been using Neef up till now. enjoyed the video. Your technique is pretty similar to mine. Cheers Gary Yeomans Art.
Thank you Gary, you won’t be disappointed!! They are smooth laying down the paint.
Enjoyed this video. Thankyou
Thank you, glad you liked it!!!
Une excellente réalisation 👌.
Merci beaucoup!!!
Love this one. Thank you so much for the lesson!
Anytime Nancy!!
Adoro su pintura
Thank you!!!
Awsome job as always😎!!
Thank you very much!!!
I guess I am new here, stopped by because your choice of subject caught my eye.
So yes of coarse I would be interested in watching more of this style of painting and this subject matter of tutorials. I generally want to get back into oils, that’s my supply's.
I am trying to get back into painting after many years and I had only painting for 2-3 years on my own. So this would be a good level to enter I think.
I would like a little more instruction on why for your choices on what your doing and technical information on handling the brush strokes, you said a little when you talked about the fan brush and the grasses in the foreground.
I have listened to a lot of CZcams vlogs and I have a lot of opinions and I love color, but
being primarily self taught with books is far from actually painting.
Thank you and welcome back to painting!! I’ll do more of this, apparently it’s a popular subject. I’ll try and give more detailed instructions!
Thank you this is great
Glad you like it! Thank you!!
Nice job!!!
Thank you very much Kay!!!
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Thank you!!!
@@GebahiArtworks YOU are very welcome 🙏🙏😊
I just found my 2 inch Bob Ross brush in my back yard! 😢🐾💩
Are you going to use it now?!
What did you say the name of those brushes you used and the link where I can restock my inventory. Thanks !!! Enjoy watching your process..
They are the Princeton Catalyst polytip! The link in the description will lead you to them and you can pick the size and type you want. They are Great!! Thus far, they are my favorite brushes, I use them for oils but decided to try them with acrylics, and my goodness!! What a difference!!
Are you using a watercolor palette? I always work on glass. Wait until the next day until the acrylic dries, run the water over the glass for only a couple seconds. The paint immediately starts to wrinkle and you can slide it into the trash with your finger. But acrylic adheres to a plastic palette.
Thank you for the tip!! I actually have a glass palette but I use it for my oils instead. The palette I’m using for my acrylics is one that lets you peel off the acrylic ce dry! I just let the layers accumulate and then peel once thick enough, although I can do it after each session. The problem with using glass is that once the paint dries during a session, it reactivates when it comes in contact with new paints on top and breaks into small pieces and creates small particles on your brush! Gets annoying! Same with a plastic palette such as the one I use, so I let the layers build up and peel it all in one shot!
Yes, that's true. Gel medium prevents that, but I always have a razor scraper just in case. What is the name of your palette?
@@jeanielaramie6617 it’s a generic one from Michael’s, one that lets you peel the paint off! No particular name from what I remember.
do you spray the canvas with water first, before painting?
No!
Sorry, i thought i saw this. Great paintings this loose ones.
@@ruud3748 thank you!!!
I love your clear explanation. But is it possible to work on a clean pallet? So I can see better how you make the colors 😅
Thank you, yes I can, that’s what I did with the new video tutorial coming out today!!
There is a missing supporting post at the corner of the roof. Otherwise a good job.
Lol, the bushes are hiding it!! It’s ok, in the backwoods code enforcement is pretty lenient, only stopping by for a beer or two and say hello!
The only critique I have is that you seemed to have missed the essence of the roof...the slant/sway/shape...to my eye, the real character of the subject matter. Otherwise, nicely done!
Thank you, I’ll look at it again!
Beautiful. Thank you. I love to watch your videos Sir.
Please don't play the music when you are doing the demonstrations.
Thanks.
Thank you!! I didn’t on this video.