How to Oil Paint Landscape and Clouds - A Summer's Walk in the Woods

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  • čas přidán 27. 08. 2024

Komentáře • 17

  • @pradeepjhuboo9458
    @pradeepjhuboo9458 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Kelli is not just a wonderful still-life painter but a seasoned landscape artist as well. Wow! Pleasure to watch. Thank you!

  • @ekaterinati4436
    @ekaterinati4436 Před rokem +4

    Thank you for this paysage demonstration! that's always a pleasure to paint and learn with you! That's true gift!

    • @kellifolsom9775
      @kellifolsom9775 Před rokem +1

      You’re so welcome! 🎨😊🙌 It’s my pleasure.

    • @ekaterinati4436
      @ekaterinati4436 Před rokem

      @@kellifolsom9775 thank you for making the joy of oil painting so available to everyone! 💖🎨🖌️

  • @kimlanoue2033
    @kimlanoue2033 Před rokem +2

    Love your demonstrations and the way you talk while painting. It’s extremely helpful

  • @noradonovan6707
    @noradonovan6707 Před rokem +3

    Beautiful!!

    • @kellifolsom9775
      @kellifolsom9775 Před rokem

      I’m so happy that you liked it! 🥳🎨🙏 Thank you.

  • @angelalewis4213
    @angelalewis4213 Před rokem +2

    beautiful little painting; you can't beat a path for instant compositional lead in!

  • @maria-doloresvazquez-abad4221

    your oil painting demonstrations are always inspiring and educational: THANK YOU! Loli

    • @kellifolsom9775
      @kellifolsom9775 Před rokem

      You’re so welcome! 🎨😊🙌 It’s my pleasure.

  • @catherineanne1097
    @catherineanne1097 Před rokem

    Stunning and helpful x

    • @KelliFolsomOilPaintings
      @KelliFolsomOilPaintings  Před rokem +1

      So happy you enjoyed it Catherine! I hope to see you in the Art Life School! artlifewithkelli.com/art-life-school/

  • @RiaKrishnanFineArt
    @RiaKrishnanFineArt Před rokem

    Loved this demo Kelli. I was curious how you set up your camera(s) to efficiently show your palette & teh painting. Do you have 2 separate cameras ? Hope you don't mind sharing.

  • @wcwindom56
    @wcwindom56 Před rokem

    I'm curious. Do you always work on white canvas or do you tone some also?