Plein Air Painting - Supplies and Tips
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Whether you are just beginning to paint or have been painting for a while, you need to try Plein Air Painting! I attended a Plein Air Painting Workshop last month. I wanted to share what I learned. I will show you the supplies that you need, give you some pointers about the process of painting en Plein Air, and also some tips to make it successful. Let me know if you have any questions about Plein Air Painting and I will try to answer them.
Supplies
Backpack to keep it all in amzn.to/3hrVbxn
Pochade (Im using a Ugo) amzn.to/361V6Lm
Tripod (I am using an Peak Design) amzn.to/3w3VQtT or amzn.to/3hqNQOi
Paintbrushes amzn.to/3h8tcnq
Stainless Steel Brush Washer amzn.to/3jutiXQ
Panels to Paint on (Raymar are expensive but wonderful) amzn.to/3jweHv9 amzn.to/2TfXzPJ
Rag or paper towels
Oil Paint
Lead White or titanium white amzn.to/2UiLOrB
Cadmium yellow light amzn.to/36991iA or amzn.to/3xlYNHC
Yellow Ochre amzn.to/365J2ZG
Cadmium Orange amzn.to/3jukX6H
Orange Malybdate (find it at Natural Pigments)
Crimson amzn.to/3hocJdB
Veridian amzn.to/3hm5KSy
Cinebark Green
Sap Green (Gamblin) amzn.to/3h6mj5L
Cobalt Blue amzn.to/3jzG4Ey
Ultramarine Blue Deep amzn.to/2U9jdFf
Asphaltum amzn.to/3qBrDS5
Oleo Gel Medium (I didnt use it)
The Masters Academy of Art in Springville, Utah
www.mastersaca...
Ryan S Browns Website
ryansbrown.com/
Music
Koto Shan by Ofshane
This video was made by McCall for Mr Otter Studio
This video is excellent. You provided really good info for beginners and even more advanced painters. Excellent tips - worth watching several times. One tip, stepping back from the canvas, is very important to ensure your painting is on the right track. Keep stepping back constantly! The video is also entertaining because you are very personable, transparent, and humorous. You communicate well. Your first painting of the tree line is excellent. Thanks, and God bless!
Thank you Alan! And thank you for the stepping back tip, that is extremely important and I forget to do it.
I love zink white! Its more transparent.
This was very helpful, also unique from others I’ve watched.
You sorta look like Courtney Barnett.
Great video The knock on zinc white is it is brittle and prone to delamination. It is also has beautiful transparency for colors as seen in Pierre Bonnard who used it extensively and the pre-Raphealites and their paintings have held up well. Titanium white is great but "pasty". lead white is middle between in terms of tint strength and transparency but so expensive now but there are non lead approximations available the asphaltums can be approximated w red oxide transparent and ivory black as the original does not dry well
Thank you for the tips on white, that is extremely helpful and I wish I would have read it before I headed up to paint the fall leaves, I used the wrong white and yellow....my yellow was too cool
Please do more watercolor tutorials.
first! thanks for the video, live it!
Greetings from the Maldives! It's very interesting watching the show, you're a great artist, you have presented very beautifully and explained detailed...good luck
Really helpful video, thank you! I plan to do more plein air this summer!
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing
I learn English from this, thank u
Hey this is really helpfull thank you
I am 15 th years old but I really more like painting with water color 😇☺😊
Very good work,you are an excellent artist ,i follow each of your videos, congratulations,i am really proud of you, Always full support my friend...
Thanks! Could you pls make a video on a watercolour turtle if possible?
Also, your videos are just great and very easy to follow ,so great job! :)
You are welcome! I will put a turtle on my request list:)
@@MrOtterArtStudio Thank you so much!