There's so many painters out there who think of or want to "paint...write " with loose brushstrokes...and have no idea of what that even means.... There's some who hold the brush and flick it and wrist...some hold the very tip of a long brush flicking away.. Watching Michael....one of his best pieces here....this is the definition of painting, writing with loose brushstrokes....I know every painter who are very good and popular on CZcams from all over the world... And Michael's signature brushstrokes (are the definition of) this is when one can say "it's an art"...."it's that painters signature brushstrokes....their yrs of experience as seen with Michael " Again, many painters hear about it, want to achieve it, but don't understand what it means.... Michael, thanks for your videos.... Your best piece in my opinion anyway...my 2 cents....love your ocean paintings.... Be safe out there.....always look forward to your videos..... I commented yesterday, however, came back to say this because I just watched another channel - the painter has in bio painting for 30 yrs. And in the video kept talking about (painting with loose brushstrokes) ....the subject of the ocean....holding the brush at the very tip of what appeared to be 12 inches....flicking paint on and flicking wrist and brush off....back and forth...in the end couldn't tell the difference of the clouds and ocean waves...and the lines (for water,waves....applied every which way....another words crooked... Viewers commented, wanting to know more, some wishing to be such "loose" with brushwork.... Too many are taking it too literal....and don't even get the idea....
Beautiful painting Michael. I absolutely love water, and always want to paint it, and I always struggle *sigh.* I can paint landscapes almost entirely of greens, and one can tell each bush/tree from the other. I can paint a realistic forest in shadows and light, but struggle with water. Thank you for your wave videos, and great explanations of what you're doing, and why.
Your observations of shape, form, color, light and composition are spot on, Michael. Thank you again for explaining your thought process while you paint. It was a gray day that a lot of painters would have passed up, yet you brought it to exquisite life on canvas. Your videos are much appreciated.
A wave panorama, cinema of 18:08 Focus on color, chooses to narrate Active brushwork tamed with glaze Realistic waves through the artist’s gaze More space for the brush to swing Join Patreon; it’s better than anything 😁 *oh my* I feel like I could step right into the waves looking at the finished product. It really is an honor to be able to listen to you talk about the process and also talk about the finished work. So great. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
This was enjoyable! I haven't painted with oils for a very long time and I often miss it. but I got addicted to watercolors. I found it interesting to see you develop the waves. I know that water really is green - in bulk, at least. I was eating in a restaurant that was at the Little Wale Cove on the Oregon Coast years ago an saw the water coming in, in swells and it really was green. Since then, we remodeled our bathroom and part of the tile I ordered was listed as 'clear' for the color, but it is a green - the color you see when you look at the edge of a car's door window. Then when I filled the water in the extra deep tub, it matched! I was surprised! As far as painting the waves higher, what you were painting was outgoing tide and lower waves are because there is more water going out than coming in. I do love watching waves! I love the resulting painting! I could sit and watch waves all day!
This is a great compostion over a very nice format. Evidently seascapes look always better in panorama format. The studio painting behind you is one of my all time favourites. I think I already told more than once LOL. Can't believe you haven't sell it yet.
You are wonderful at explaining and demonstrating what you are doing in real time. I appreciate hearing about your art process, including sketching, blocking in, mixing colors, laying down paint, using color compliments, making adjustments, etc. You are a fountain of knowledge. Thank you very much Michael.
Totally agree.... Great loose impressionism....and from afar appears realistic.... One of your best with the ocean. I'm a painter of the sea, water.....but not loose brushwork as such... Your signature brushstrokes and color mixing in this one appears easy however it's not...this is work of a truly great plein air painter.... Thanks for explaining your process... I found filming the ocean and taking the footage back to studio and having it play on screen I can paint in the studio without the elements ...something that has been helpful on those days where the environment is overwhelming.
Another excellent video and painting Mr. Chamberlain! I think we all need to head over to Patreon and show our support for the generous contributions you are making to the creative learning community. Your paintings are great, but I think the value of these videos will be your strongest legacy.
You have an amazing talent not only for painting, but for articulating your process and thoughts while you work. It's incredible how much I can learn in a short video like this, I don't know any other artist who can pack as much useful information into so little time. Thank you so much!
I love how you brought the darkness to the sand adhering dioxazine purple to give it that natural wet sand look. Kudos on the waves you bent with the close up water movement sweeping swiftly into an awesome composition 🌊 Thanks Michael 👍🏾
Cedric, 😁, I see the memory of your “ unbridled “ enthusiasm as Michael showed fans a most beautiful , pink sky at Stowe lake, the words artfully spoken, “ I want everything “ , and, you did it ( had to say hello Cedric ) 🙂💭
OMG! The ocean sounds are so amazing, so relaxing... What a great spot! The painting looks so beautiful. Perfect and realistic, full of energy in motion. Have a good one! Cheers!
Your efforts have really helped me slow down my thinking and entrust more of my efforts in "macro" strokes...for me your work emphasizes so many good things - depth through value changes and the ability to go back and course correct with color...thx...
Michael…..This video deserves 5+ stars…. just an excellent description of careful observation about 10 minutes in through the rest of the video of looking at the sky, looking at the water, how reflections and how the water mix and how you dealt with it in the whole process at the end of the video about standing back and looking to make final adjustments and the time that it takes is, right on. Great work! Cheers -Greg
Thanks Greg! it's funny how my video making process has evolved. There was a time when I would not have been able to paint, film and talk at the same time. More to come. Glad you're finding the description helpful!
Nice the execution of paint brush stroke of the waves of sea water looked really moving great composition and know how to work brush technique thank you for this artful video.
Great point at the end about tinting the white water. I'm an acrylic plein air and mixed media gal. I usually use the payne's gray by golden in my white water, but I believe that color is a bit different than in some lines of oil paints. More of a navy blue with red undertones. I'll have to try mixing up a light lavender some time. I may be moving closer to the Sonoma Coast from Sacramento this year (fingers crossed) and am excited get back out there. Your videos are motivating me.
Yeah, I liked that one.I love it that your seascapes aren’t “happy little waves”. Nature deserves better. Painting on a gray day is SO challenging because everything is so subtle. Very interesting about your color choices. You really have to know deeply what’s there. And you do! Re-upping Patreon😁
I love how you give your little anecdotes when you paint it helps a lot.I really just love your videos and I really recommend painting the moon or something dark as I feel like it would fit your painting style.
Overcast days definitely show subtle value shifts on the water ... When you mentioned to stand back to view color of actual wave scene with your painting this is so important to do... observation is the key to getting the values correct
Michael 12:47 , immediately, one can feel the settling movement , foreground sands, as from the reversed inertia of the wave ripple, ‘ as “” re-newing“ water affect it’s swelling with “” foward approach. Creativity flexed , a brilliant presentation , so beautiful. ( studio first moment)
Thank you Michael, as always a wonderful video. The screen considers anything "dead air" when you cannot record what is going on inside the brain and/or the heart when deciding what to do next. Viewing the work from a distance and the exercise you get moving back and forth help!
Great painting, and great video editing. You combined some excellent painting instruction, with an immersive experience on the beach. You are a great artist in both oils and video. I'm impressed.
nice work, great painting, your style is very different to mine, great to see your process, I do a lot of what you said, interesting !, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing your observations and explanation of your steps with us. I really love how you handled the wet sand verses the dry sand, nicely done.
In the blended hues , foreground right, of / on the canvas, ‘ the sands between successive waves touch , has caressed the sunlight , “ in a space above the cornered canvas’ all can see ,
6:36 swathed fuschia, one white bracket bestowed in mint, , counterpart further right, imparted by by left edge imagery , , subsequential , as collected near & above , ,
Thanks Michael! I’ve painted a couple beach scenes lately, and this video was packed with a lot of helpful information 🙏🏽 Tried a 12 x 16 as well. I do like swinging that brush 😃
Great video! Painting turned out beautiful! Would love to see a video of a painting returning to the studio for the 'final touches'...might be interesting!
Thanks Charles! I've included a few videos featuring final touches on Patreon, but lately I've been doing the final touches on location. This painting, for example, was finished at the beach. It's done! 😂👍
Thanks for the guilt trip!😂. I bailed on going out this morning because it was overcast. Plus chance of scattered thunderstorms 🤪 perhaps bad idea to be under tree or out in open near water if lightning strikes. As always, thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience!
Really beautiful and loved the larger size too! I’d love for you to go to that little marina on the Sausalito side of paint the Golden Gate from that view…It’s Somerville Rd between the coast Guard station and the presidio Yacht Club on Horseshoe Bay.
Michael, your instructional, verbal analysis, agree, “ velocity of white water , it’s density, availability of ranged /changing sunlight, prismatic affect, “” you know the complexities of the color spectrum wave shift “” , your verbal imagery is absorbing throughout your conclusions ❤️🔍💭
Thank You Michael , I am so glad I seen this , in retro spec it felt like you could have went on into even more of your knowledge , just with foaming, on white water. It felt to me a “ greater density of the beach sand , from a wave in receding re-mission, visually too, some commentary (s) from fans touched on that too ; )
This looked to be a really challenging day! I thought initially you were too close to the sea and you would end up knee deep in water. I suppose its an added incentive to get the painting done. With the overcast conditions i was amazed how you managed to get a painting to work. When you stand back the painting looks very impressive (i need to do that more) - very good work. One question - you seem to be gradually going bigger with your boards/canvas, is it because you are more confident with going to a bigger scale? The biggest I get to is 16inches by 12inches (A3).
Really helpful. One thing I really struggle with is painting sparkling light where the light is at it lightest. Sparkles are never bright enough- thoughts?
Adding glare or sparkle to the water is difficult. If your sparkles aren't bright enough you need to darken the surrounding water. White is the lightest/brightest value on your palette. Keep darkening the surrounding water until the bits of white look like glare/sparkle. Hope that helps!
I could use a GoPro but my videos would look very different. I hold the camera very close to my work in order to show the paint application. The GoPro has a wide angle lens so the work would look too far away for my taste.
Ciao! Non è un problema se i colori non sono come la realtà. Anzi, avvolte è meglio quando si cerca di migliorare la realtà oppure interpretarla. Per esempio i colori del mare che c'erano nella realtà erano molto freddi e insaturi, quindi per controbilanciarli, bisogna aggiungere più colori saturi e caldi. Trovo che tu abbia migliorato i colori. Ps Scusami se ti scrivo nella mia lingua, ma non so parlare o scrivere nella tua. Tramite il computer, youtube permette la traduzione automatica nella mia lingua, per questo so quello che hai detto nel video. Qualche frase se mi impegno riesco anche a scrivere ma un ragionamento articolato no. Scusami ancora. Hai fatto proprio un bel dipinto, complimenti 🙂👍🏻✌🏻
Grazie! Sono d'accordo. Cerco di mescolare i colori che ricreano l'esperienza di stare di fronte all'oceano. Spesso esagero o aggiungo colori per ottenere l'effetto che desidero.
paintings of the ocean are so unique to see, it’s quite peaceful
There's so many painters out there who think of or want to "paint...write " with loose brushstrokes...and have no idea of what that even means....
There's some who hold the brush and flick it and wrist...some hold the very tip of a long brush flicking away..
Watching Michael....one of his best pieces here....this is the definition of painting, writing with loose brushstrokes....I know every painter who are very good and popular on CZcams from all over the world...
And Michael's signature brushstrokes (are the definition of) this is when one can say "it's an art"...."it's that painters signature brushstrokes....their yrs of experience as seen with Michael "
Again, many painters hear about it, want to achieve it, but don't understand what it means....
Michael, thanks for your videos....
Your best piece in my opinion anyway...my 2 cents....love your ocean paintings....
Be safe out there.....always look forward to your videos.....
I commented yesterday, however, came back to say this because I just watched another channel - the painter has in bio painting for 30 yrs. And in the video kept talking about (painting with loose brushstrokes) ....the subject of the ocean....holding the brush at the very tip of what appeared to be 12 inches....flicking paint on and flicking wrist and brush off....back and forth...in the end couldn't tell the difference of the clouds and ocean waves...and the lines (for water,waves....applied every which way....another words crooked...
Viewers commented, wanting to know more, some wishing to be such "loose" with brushwork....
Too many are taking it too literal....and don't even get the idea....
Great tutorial on a seascape. I just realized that your voices sounds exactly like Steve Carrels!!!!!
Such a gray day...but what a luminous painting. The waves are coming at us.... Beautiful painting !! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Joanne!
Capturing the wonder and dynamic energy of nature - marvellous.
Thanks Lesley!
Masterclass in capturing the ocean. Thanks Michael!
Beautiful painting Michael. I absolutely love water, and always want to paint it, and I always struggle *sigh.* I can paint landscapes almost entirely of greens, and one can tell each bush/tree from the other. I can paint a realistic forest in shadows and light, but struggle with water. Thank you for your wave videos, and great explanations of what you're doing, and why.
Thanks Becca! Part of the reason I’m motivated to paint the ocean is because it’s so challenging!
Your observations of shape, form, color, light and composition are spot on, Michael. Thank you again for explaining your thought process while you paint. It was a gray day that a lot of painters would have passed up, yet you brought it to exquisite life on canvas. Your videos are much appreciated.
Thanks Barbara! We have a lot of overcast days on the coast in the spring and summer so I've learned to make the most of the situation. 😂👍
Very nice painting!...I liked when you stepped back and adjusted the color of the water!
Thanks Kerry!
A wave panorama, cinema of 18:08
Focus on color, chooses to narrate
Active brushwork tamed with glaze
Realistic waves through the artist’s gaze
More space for the brush to swing
Join Patreon; it’s better than anything
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*oh my* I feel like I could step right into the waves looking at the finished product. It really is an honor to be able to listen to you talk about the process and also talk about the finished work. So great. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
Thanks Suz!! 😊✌💛
This was enjoyable! I haven't painted with oils for a very long time and I often miss it. but I got addicted to watercolors. I found it interesting to see you develop the waves. I know that water really is green - in bulk, at least. I was eating in a restaurant that was at the Little Wale Cove on the Oregon Coast years ago an saw the water coming in, in swells and it really was green. Since then, we remodeled our bathroom and part of the tile I ordered was listed as 'clear' for the color, but it is a green - the color you see when you look at the edge of a car's door window. Then when I filled the water in the extra deep tub, it matched! I was surprised! As far as painting the waves higher, what you were painting was outgoing tide and lower waves are because there is more water going out than coming in. I do love watching waves! I love the resulting painting! I could sit and watch waves all day!
This is a great painting, Michael! You do a great job of moderating your colors for a nuanced effect. Very subtle and very effective at the same time!
This is a great compostion over a very nice format. Evidently seascapes look always better in panorama format. The studio painting behind you is one of my all time favourites. I think I already told more than once LOL. Can't believe you haven't sell it yet.
You are wonderful at explaining and demonstrating what you are doing in real time. I appreciate hearing about your art process, including sketching, blocking in, mixing colors, laying down paint, using color compliments, making adjustments, etc. You are a fountain of knowledge. Thank you very much Michael.
Thanks!
Totally agree....
Great loose impressionism....and from afar appears realistic....
One of your best with the ocean.
I'm a painter of the sea, water.....but not loose brushwork as such...
Your signature brushstrokes and color mixing in this one appears easy however it's not...this is work of a truly great plein air painter....
Thanks for explaining your process...
I found filming the ocean and taking the footage back to studio and having it play on screen I can paint in the studio without the elements ...something that has been helpful on those days where the environment is overwhelming.
I keep saying this , you are one the best on you tube , I am a self taught artist, Your explanation on your process is excellent. Thank you .
Thanks Sima! 😊🙏
Very nice Mike
Looks awesome. Nice subtle color and value shifts. Really nice choices.
Thanks Andrew!
Fun and beautiful! that cobalt teal really works well
Thanks! Yes, it's a handy color when painting the ocean.
Another excellent video and painting Mr. Chamberlain! I think we all need to head over to Patreon and show our support for the generous contributions you are making to the creative learning community. Your paintings are great, but I think the value of these videos will be your strongest legacy.
Thanks Cory! I'm so glad you're finding my videos helpful. 😊🙏
5:42 - sky , as seamed, adjacent ,/adjoining, , as symbiotic/ symbiosis , contains the feeling bristled in the moment , ,
Happy Birthday Michael! Hope you enjoy your very special day!
W.T.R. would be proud of this painting. He would feel very much at home, living in your seascape.
Thanks Dennis!
You have an amazing talent not only for painting, but for articulating your process and thoughts while you work. It's incredible how much I can learn in a short video like this, I don't know any other artist who can pack as much useful information into so little time. Thank you so much!
Loved the painting and your explanation about it all 🌊❤️
I love how you brought the darkness to the sand adhering dioxazine purple to give it that natural wet sand look. Kudos on the waves you bent with the close up water movement sweeping swiftly into an awesome composition 🌊
Thanks Michael 👍🏾
Cedric, 😁, I see the memory of your “ unbridled “ enthusiasm as Michael showed fans a most beautiful , pink sky at Stowe lake, the words artfully spoken, “ I want everything “ , and, you did it ( had to say hello Cedric ) 🙂💭
@@markparkey1218 thank you!!
Thanks Cedric! 😊🙏
You are such an artist. I appreciate your generosity and skill. Keep on keeping on!
OMG! The ocean sounds are so amazing, so relaxing... What a great spot! The painting looks so beautiful. Perfect and realistic, full of energy in motion. Have a good one! Cheers!
Thanks Olda!
@@chamberlainpaintings Thank you as well!
Your efforts have really helped me slow down my thinking and entrust more of my efforts in "macro" strokes...for me your work emphasizes so many good things - depth through value changes and the ability to go back and course correct with color...thx...
Michael…..This video deserves 5+ stars…. just an excellent description of careful observation about 10 minutes in through the rest of the video of looking at the sky, looking at the water, how reflections and how the water mix and how you dealt with it in the whole process at the end of the video about standing back and looking to make final adjustments and the time that it takes is, right on. Great work! Cheers -Greg
Thanks Greg! it's funny how my video making process has evolved. There was a time when I would not have been able to paint, film and talk at the same time. More to come. Glad you're finding the description helpful!
This video was so helpful! Love the painting.
Absolutely lovely!! I can feel the movement of the waves , the air blowing!! Love it!!
Thanks Frances! 😊🙏
Nice the execution of paint brush stroke of the waves of sea water looked really moving great composition and know how to work brush technique thank you for this artful video.
Thanks Nick!
I find this a complicated subject. I think I would struggle with this challenge.
This looks amazing!!!
Thanks!
Great point at the end about tinting the white water. I'm an acrylic plein air and mixed media gal. I usually use the payne's gray by golden in my white water, but I believe that color is a bit different than in some lines of oil paints. More of a navy blue with red undertones. I'll have to try mixing up a light lavender some time. I may be moving closer to the Sonoma Coast from Sacramento this year (fingers crossed) and am excited get back out there. Your videos are motivating me.
Yeah, I liked that one.I love it that your seascapes aren’t “happy little waves”. Nature deserves better. Painting on a gray day is SO challenging because everything is so subtle. Very interesting about your color choices. You really have to know deeply what’s there. And you do! Re-upping Patreon😁
Thanks Elizabeth! 😊🙏
So subtle and lovely!
It is beautiful painting 😍
I enjoyed it watching
Thank you for sharing 👋💕
Thanks!
Always, always great Michael!
You nailed this one Michael! The white water works great, and movement of the water is on the money. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Joel!
I love how you give your little anecdotes when you paint it helps a lot.I really just love your videos and I really recommend painting the moon or something dark as I feel like it would fit your painting style.
Glad you're enjoying my videos! I'll keep the moon in mind!
Overcast days definitely show subtle value shifts on the water ... When you mentioned to stand back to view color of actual wave scene with your painting this is so important to do... observation is the key to getting the values correct
It's so easy to forget to step back from your work. It took me years to realize how important it is.
Thank you for sharing the other information that happens off camera. Beautiful painting!
Thanks Sally!
Michael 12:47 , immediately, one can feel the settling movement , foreground sands, as from the reversed inertia of the wave ripple, ‘ as “” re-newing“ water affect it’s swelling with “” foward approach. Creativity flexed , a brilliant presentation , so beautiful. ( studio first moment)
Thank you Michael, as always a wonderful video. The screen considers anything "dead air" when you cannot record what is going on inside the brain and/or the heart when deciding what to do next. Viewing the work from a distance and the exercise you get moving back and forth help!
Thanks Gary! Yes, I agree!
So good.
Just began painting waves. I find it so relaxing. I loved your video. Seeing the process and excecution has been really helpful.
Great painting, and great video editing. You combined some excellent painting instruction, with an immersive experience on the beach. You are a great artist in both oils and video. I'm impressed.
Thanks! Your comment is much appreciated 🙏
Great painting. Very useful and informative commentary. Thanks Michael!
Thanks Edith!
nice work, great painting, your style is very different to mine, great to see your process, I do a lot of what you said, interesting !, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Hazel 😊
Minty green blending your sketched crimson upon these waves Good Morning Michael
Good morning!
Thanks for sharing your observations and explanation of your steps with us. I really love how you handled the wet sand verses the dry sand, nicely done.
Thanks Raynola 😊
Absolutely beautiful!!
Thanks!
*"The Calm Before The Storm"*
Stephen King film "Born in sin? Come on in"
@@CedricWilliamsFineArt yeah, Stephen King… is a cool man.
@@thesonandreas666 I like his style. Keeps me thinking of the possibilities there of. I dig his films 🎥
01:23 - love the burnt sienna mixing, scene,
In the blended hues , foreground right, of / on the canvas, ‘ the sands between successive waves touch , has caressed the sunlight , “ in a space above the cornered canvas’ all can see ,
This has great movement, Michael, I love it!
Thanks Christine!
Such a talent! 🌊
Thanks! 🙏
Great job
Wow, you’re back! 🥳
6:36 swathed fuschia, one white bracket bestowed in mint, , counterpart further right, imparted by by left edge imagery , , subsequential , as collected near & above , ,
Thanks Michael! I’ve painted a couple beach scenes lately, and this video was packed with a lot of helpful information 🙏🏽 Tried a 12 x 16 as well. I do like swinging that brush 😃
Good for you! You gotta swing the brush to capture the energy of the water! 😊👍
Looking at the finished painting again. There is less burnt amber left than I thought. Thanks
Really beautiful I love this!
Thanks! 😊🙏
@@chamberlainpaintings you're welcome!
i love your videos sm
😊
Dude amazing
Thanks Cory!
Great video! Painting turned out beautiful! Would love to see a video of a painting returning to the studio for the 'final touches'...might be interesting!
Thanks Charles! I've included a few videos featuring final touches on Patreon, but lately I've been doing the final touches on location. This painting, for example, was finished at the beach. It's done! 😂👍
@@chamberlainpaintings And, it turned out beautiful!
@@charlesa3374 Thanks!
Thanks for the guilt trip!😂. I bailed on going out this morning because it was overcast. Plus chance of scattered thunderstorms 🤪 perhaps bad idea to be under tree or out in open near water if lightning strikes. As always, thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience!
We don't have thunderstorms very often in this area but the wind will often prevent me from painting. I understand the struggle. No guilt! 😂
I am on the East Coast. Storms are our middle name! 😂😂😂
@@TheTasie09 Yes! I grew up in NJ. I miss thunder storms!
Really beautiful and loved the larger size too! I’d love for you to go to that little marina on the Sausalito side of paint the Golden Gate from that view…It’s Somerville Rd between the coast Guard station and the presidio Yacht Club on Horseshoe Bay.
Thanks! I filmed a few videos at Fort Baker but I didn't paint the Marina. Maybe I'll go back!
01:55 01:56 ( sketching , “” a whine of the wind , near faint, acknowledges * *
5:16 as an angel chases , while preceding “” , a compressed light , it’s narrowing is observed , flash mixing ,
Michael, your instructional, verbal analysis, agree, “ velocity of white water , it’s density, availability of ranged /changing sunlight, prismatic affect, “” you know the complexities of the color spectrum wave shift “” , your verbal imagery is absorbing throughout your conclusions ❤️🔍💭
Thanks Mark! I appreciate your observations!
Thank You Michael , I am so glad I seen this , in retro spec it felt like you could have went on into even more of your knowledge , just with foaming, on white water. It felt to me a “ greater density of the beach sand , from a wave in receding re-mission, visually too, some commentary (s) from fans touched on that too ; )
Welcome
“” thank you for noticing Michael “”
This looked to be a really challenging day! I thought initially you were too close to the sea and you would end up knee deep in water. I suppose its an added incentive to get the painting done. With the overcast conditions i was amazed how you managed to get a painting to work. When you stand back the painting looks very impressive (i need to do that more) - very good work. One question - you seem to be gradually going bigger with your boards/canvas, is it because you are more confident with going to a bigger scale? The biggest I get to is 16inches by 12inches (A3).
Thanks Paul! I'm going larger because it's difficult to get the loose effect I'm after on a small panel.
Any new surf videos? I really love those videos :)
02:40 eyelashes , full and closed of one eye , , opposite edge an imprint , of creativity’s kiss , is there to assure you , , in the sienna mixing ,
Gen z’s bob ross🤣🤣
I really love and appreciate your work. Did you ever sell on Etsy?
Thanks. Why leave the burnt sienna in the waves - I don’t see that in the live footage?
* michael - vargasayrian, sketch caught the wave’s imaging , , 04:44 , wonderous excalibur ,,
Good Morning Michael 😎
Good morning Mark!
I enjoy watching your videos very much. But I have a question - where would you say is the focal point?
The wave on the upper right. Glad you're enjoying my videos!
Really helpful. One thing I really struggle with is painting sparkling light where the light is at it lightest. Sparkles are never bright enough- thoughts?
Adding glare or sparkle to the water is difficult. If your sparkles aren't bright enough you need to darken the surrounding water. White is the lightest/brightest value on your palette. Keep darkening the surrounding water until the bits of white look like glare/sparkle. Hope that helps!
@@chamberlainpaintings
Thank you, helpful!
Would a head mount Go pro camera work for your painting videos? I mounted one on the bike helmet once.
I could use a GoPro but my videos would look very different. I hold the camera very close to my work in order to show the paint application. The GoPro has a wide angle lens so the work would look too far away for my taste.
@@chamberlainpaintings we would definitely miss the closeups!
Question: I am still catching up on years of your videos. So, may have missed it. Have you tried nocturnes? Maybe in moonlight?
I've done a few nocturnes from digital images but not plein air. It could be difficult to film but maybe I'll try 😊👍
Yay! Hope it works!
July 13th - Mark your calendar! Buck Moon! The biggest and brightest super moon of the year! I am on vacation next week. I am going to give it a try!
Ciao! Non è un problema se i colori non sono come la realtà. Anzi, avvolte è meglio quando si cerca di migliorare la realtà oppure interpretarla. Per esempio i colori del mare che c'erano nella realtà erano molto freddi e insaturi, quindi per controbilanciarli, bisogna aggiungere più colori saturi e caldi. Trovo che tu abbia migliorato i colori. Ps Scusami se ti scrivo nella mia lingua, ma non so parlare o scrivere nella tua. Tramite il computer, youtube permette la traduzione automatica nella mia lingua, per questo so quello che hai detto nel video. Qualche frase se mi impegno riesco anche a scrivere ma un ragionamento articolato no. Scusami ancora. Hai fatto proprio un bel dipinto, complimenti 🙂👍🏻✌🏻
Grazie! Sono d'accordo. Cerco di mescolare i colori che ricreano l'esperienza di stare di fronte all'oceano. Spesso esagero o aggiungo colori per ottenere l'effetto che desidero.
@@chamberlainpaintings Si! È bellissimo! Mi piace moltissimo! 😍👍🏻👌🏻P. S. Grazie per avermi risposto in italiano, sei molto gentile! 🤗😊🌼
Why the gloves?
To keep paint off his hands 🤷