New York City Plein Air Painter Gets Steamed
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Join me for another plein air painting adventure in New York City! This time I set up near a NYC manhole. Watch as I paint in the city I love and once again meet an ever changing cast of interesting characters as steam pours into the sky from beneath our feet!
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You inspire me so much I go outside with my poachade box and go to paint something, anything and then I freeze up because there is a person there. I'm so shy that I get sick thinking people will look at the painting and say something terrible.... or nice! But because of your videos...I go out any way. And maybe I will get the balls to paint en plien air! I have done it a few times but I knew no one would be there! (3 times now) Lol😛Thank you! ❤
Great to hear the videos are so helpful! Thanks as always for the kind words and continued support of the channel! Happy painting!
Nice job it looks awesome!
I like that even though your working fast to capture the light you always find time to answer questions.
Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed the video Greg! Thanks as always for watching and supporting the channel!
I like the way you freeze a moment in time on a New York street in oils woody
Thank you so very much for watching and supporting the channel Peter!
If someone wanted to take a picture of my painting that was halfway done. I would run away and never come back.
You are brave and confident.
Well done
Hahaha! Well most people don't ask anyway and I don't even know it happens until I'm editing the video. The hardest part of painting in front of people is getting comfortable with the "ugly" stage. That just comes from painting enough to trust your process. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel Matt!
@@WoodieWebber yeah, good point. I don't trust entirely trust my process. Most people don't know how ugly a painting can be at certain stages. Even the artist themselves may want to quit a painting because it looks horrible, sometimes you have to just finish it to fulfill the vision.
Nice channel. Subbed
@@MaTTheWish Well said Matt!
the two wonderful creations here are your painting, and the beautiful art of capturing the passers by.. such a new york feeling.. fellow new york artist here.. well done 👍👍norakag
Thanks so very much for the kind words and your continued support of the channel!
The back and forth editing with painti g and pedestrians is so interesting. You should push your autograph for $1 to the sidewalk crowd. Good Luck.
Love seeing the reactions of those passing by you! They're so genuine. Loved how that one woman thanked YOU for being there painting. That's awesome!
Watching the reactions when I'm editing the videos is always interesting. I don't see any of this while in the painting zone. New Yorkers always have something to say. Thanks as always for watching and supporting the channel Kay!
@@WoodieWebber must make you feel good when you see them turning behind you wide-eyed because your painting is so striking!
I think it takes a lot of talent to find beauty in the ordinary things. I think you did awesome.
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Truly enjoy your videos. Watching the passers by you can see that you made so many people's day just a little bit better.
Thank you so very much for watching and supporting the channel!
So enjoy your painting style. I could watch you all day.
The music you accompany your videos with is also most enjoyable.
Glad I found you on CZcams.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful paintings, Woodie --- love your work...and how people are attracted to it all!! Keep painting!!!!!
Thanks so very much for the kind words and support of the channel Emmie!
Love the music you put on these.
Love your videos and the reactions of passers-by. Just curious, what size is that particular canvas...? Maybe a 16x20 or so? And what's the smallest canvas you'd ever take out on the street...?
Thanks for the kind words Stephanie! This one is 20" x 16." When I started painting outside I did a lot of "6 x 8" panels, but lately I like to work a little bigger. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!
Woodie, your work is beautiful but what makes your videos so unique is the sense of humanity they evoke. It’s kind of a beautiful thing to just people watch. What makes me most excited as an artist myself is the fact that painting on a canvas still attracts such curiosity in a world full of distractions. I love the way some people just interrupt their busy day and spend a little time watching what you are doing. Your interaction with them is a breath of fresh air and you show a patience that is a rarity these days. I would like to make two suggestions. Your choice of music is stellar but I find myself wanting to know who the artists are so maybe you could identify the musicians and songs for each of your videos? In fact, I would love to know every track on this particular one. The second thing is that it would be nice to see the final photographed version of the piece. The color is not always accurate just because of your environment and your camera is probably on auto white balance. Usually, when you show the final painting, the big promo screens come in over it almost at the same time. Anyway, just a few thoughts but I look forward to every new video you post. Keep doing what you’re doing.
If I’d be walking down that street I’d be very drawn to watch you painting. I find it fascinating and I love your loose style. A great result!
Thanks so very much for the kind words and supporting the channel! If you ever see me painting in NYC stop and say hi!
Wonderful painting!!
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel Cedric! Glad you liked it!
@@WoodieWebber you're very welcome 🍻 I've done my 3 in one Plein Air Cityscape/ Landscape/Waterscape! Feeling great
Awesome painting session Woodie, marking in those shadows to structure the scene is so important, especially with that truck disappearing.😀👍
Exactly! Got to get those in fast when you see them. Thanks for watching and continuing to support the channel Leigh!
Absolutely love this! Enjoy watching your progress and the curiosity of the passersby. I'm half way through and felt compelled to comment. I keep hoping the steam doesn't ruin the painting! Aaaahhh!!!!! LOL!
Thank you so very much for watching and supporting the channel! Hope you like the finished painting!
Awesome painting!!! My favorite thing to do is Plein Aire painting.
Thanks for the kind words and support of the channel Susan! Happy painting!
I just love. Your sketches and great music
Thanks for the kind words!
Really like the abstract quality of the distant tall buildings ... Color of sidewalk great lead in ... Another keeper!
Thanks for the kind words and support of the channel Nancy!
It doesn't matter what anyone says, people are funny. It's the idiots who gaslight and criticize that cause problems.
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Thank you Woodie, I am from Brazil!
You are quite welcome José! Greetings from NYC!
Gorgeous! Love your style. As a beginner painter, I'm curious if there is a reason you start with a blue sketch as opposed to a burnt umber or sienna like a lot of others?
Great question! As I told the woman in the video, I'm asked about this often. I fully explain my reasoning for the blue underpainting in this video: czcams.com/video/isFWRovpLak/video.html
I might go back to umber or neutral gray once in a while but the blue has served me well as of late. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel! Happy painting!
Good Job...👏👏👏
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel Jose!
I love it
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel!
love it
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel John! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Love your painting and your music. You inspire me to do plein air paintings.
Thank you so very much for the kind words and supporting the channel Geraldine! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Wow! It looks like everything is moving in your painting. Amazing!
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I'm amazed that the truck didn't park immediately in front of you as they are apt to do.
Hahaha yes that certainly happens often😉 Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!
Nice piece...and love how the video is a piece of docu art too and takes us on the journey with you. Gonna have to film my expeditions here in Oxford UK. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank for the kind words and support of the channel Merlin! Best of luck filming your future expeditions!
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Hey Man, Cali artist here checking out your latest Video. Just wondering do you bring out with you during a session other recent work for sale? That one person who inquired might suggest a possible sales opportunity! I know it's difficult to paint and Sell at the same time.
Anywho..I dig the vibrancy and colors you are putting out in these pieces!
Great suggestion Cooper. My wife keeps telling me I should do the same. I might have to try that soon. I've also seen other artists have a box of prints for sale while they're working. Thanks for the kind words and continued support of the channel!
Woody you should charge a 1.00 for taking pics. ;)
Hahaha there's an idea! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel Roger!
Woodie do you have a link to the song at 11:07 ? Wonderful painting too!
The song is called "Keep On Keepin' On" by OTE FEAT. SKYLAR. You can find it here on Epidemic Sound: www.epidemicsound.com/track/cMbTjEpEwq/
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel Peter!
nice
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Are those red lenses in your sunglasses? I have a pair of red sunglasses I wear to get my value’s
Yes they are red lenses. I use them for the same reason. They've been a game changer as far as distinguishing values and even figuring out what scenes might make an interesting painting. I never leave home without them😉 Thank you for watching and supporting the channel!
What is this first song you are playing?
"Train Ride" by Alex Kehm" - Thank you for watching and supporting the channel!