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Plein Air Painting: Roaring Lion Canyon In Spring
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- I've painted in this canyon several times and each time I love it more and more.
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Love that you are including the burned trees. Artists need to reflect the climate disasters to help our culture come to grips.
Have been binge watching you. Better than Netflix. It’s admirable how your emotional connection to your scene guides you. Most likely how Van Gogh painted. Truly a compliment in my eyes.
Vinson Van Gogh.
Wow, Eliza, it's wonderful to hear that. It's very true, and sometimes hard to verbalize that emotional connection to the scene. Thank you so much!
Love what you’ve done with this… your colour choices are unique to you.
The texture on the mountains perfection.
Really appreciate your explanations of what you are doing and why.
It’s comfortable being in your world.
Thank you for your generosity.
…… from Australia.
Great artist Turner Vinson I have seen several videos of you on you tube, where you demonstrate your technique in the practice of painting. His technique is amazing with big paint slurries turning the end result into a wonderful painting, these big paint slurries enchant me, congratulations.
I enjoyed watching you paint this. The location reminds me of Cerro Grande New Mexico. The fire there left a similar view. Thanks!
Really enjoyed the commentary with this one Turner. I could feel you putting in those trees and the difficulty in getting those thin tree lines on that thick paint.
The sky and clouds were screaming for more impasto, but hey that's just me perhaps you were aiming for a contrast. Nice foreground too.
Well done.
i like the explanation at the first as to what you are focused on... plus the stick.... i like the stick. lol. And as usual, you kill it man... so good.
Really enjoyed watching this painting progess Turner, I like the way you bounce around the painting adding to and taking away elements, love the heavy impasto, you paint with a lot of confidence its great to watch.
thank you!
An exciting painting, lot's of energy captured.
thank you, thank you!!
Its good to see another artist not afraid to spash that paint on and work thick where it is needed. Beautiful work Turner and nice landscape there 👍🎨
thanks Tez!
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Thanks for another great vid Turner.
You're very welcome! It's good to hear your enjoying them!
What a special, attractive, slightly mysterious/eerie place that is ... almost 'intimate' and strangely cozy too (alone with and ín the wild, thát feeling you know).
I can really feel that emotional connection of yours, I think I can kind of ’smell' that place ... feel the same heat ( the bugs too... unfortunately)
Nice, really engaging work, clear explanations too.
Your motivation = very clear in this particular work.
Great emotional attachment ...
Bravo, well done Turner
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Wow. Thank you so much
Thank You!
Your paintings remind me of Walt Gonske’s! Beautiful, loose, expressive and free. Great job!
Again, I really enjoyed watching your progression with this. Great job! 👍
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I LOVE THIS PAINTING...thank you
Your painting is beautiful
Great work Turner.....thanks for sharing.
thanks for the encouragement!
I love this one Turner. That’s quite a name to live up to 😉
thanks, and I'm not even gonna try to live up to the name!
A fabulous painting Turner! I so loved watching your process - thank you so much for sharing.
My pleasure 😊
Another beautiful painting man! The composition really came alive through out the vast majority of this video, but turned into something magical in the end. Well done, keep up the awesome work brother! You are truly an inspiration
wow, thanks for the kind words. much appreciated!
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Such an amazing work! Just subscribed, can't wait to see more! 🌞
thank you!
Beautiful! Great spot. ❤️
thanks
Magnificent! It seems that you sculpted with oil paint. Your style is beautiful.
thank you, Cynthia
Hi, dude, I love your paintings, so dame great!!!! you are a real master and I hit the subscribe button.
Thanks and welcome!
Nice place to paint. So sorry about the fire. With time and God's help they will recover.
it's a favorite spot for sure
BJ... Wspaniały pejzaż górski....Niesamowite kolory....
Pozdrawiam z Polski...
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Would love to see an artist painting the actual forest fire as it burns. Beauty and horror.
I bet you are fond of Group of seven.
yessir!! love those guys
I don't see prices, where to go
A lot of pieces from this show are no longer available, but I do have some of them available out of my studio. The current work that I have at this gallery is on their website, with prices. artfocusfineart.com/artist/turner-vinson
I realize this demo is from 2 yrs ago, but how do I sign up for your newsletter?
Hi Dayna, on the home page of my website, if you scroll down just a bit you’ll see a newsletter sign up form. Thanks! www.TurnerVinson.com
Wow! Love your videos- how do you keep it from turning to mud? How long does it take for a painting like this to dry?
thank you, Jim! I can be tricky to keep everything from turning to mud. One of the things that keeps it from getting muddy is that I'm placing strokes and not fiddling with them too much after they're down. And if I am working back over another area, I usually work thickly over it. If you do find your colors getting muddy, try to use less thinner. I see that happening with some folks. And the thickest areas of this painting could easily take a few weeks to dry!
Thanks!
Nice paintings and what is the color Sky
thank you. the colors I used in the sky were are mixture of Ultramarine Blue, Phthalo Blue, and Celestial Blue
@@turnervinson thank you so much turner
Are you canadian
No