This HAS to be my FAVORITE so far... | Painting Masters 85
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Hi there, Liron here - and we're BACK with some more Painting Masters!
In episode 85 we'll look at Pete the Street, aka Peter Brown.
A superb plein-air painter.
I must say some of these have blown me away, and one of these is probably my favorite painting of another artist, for at least the past year or so.
Grab your favorite drink, sit back and enjoy the show 🙏😊
- Liron
Navigation
00:00 - Who is Peter Brown?
00:36 - Rainy day in Bath 🤩
04:45 - My new personal favorite...
06:46 - Comforting & inviting winter scenes
08:28 - Christmas lights
09:40 - Afternoon & twilight
11:02 - Bustling city
12:02 - Music festival!
13:50 - Crazy colors
14:47 - I'd love to try this in watercolor
16:32 - Studio - 3 different times of day
18:38 - Final words
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Liron, this is so generous - I am quite bowled over! Delighted you like the car pictures - cars are so good to paint eh! You are soo good at them. It's so cool you do these videos about other artists. I am now a fan! I only paint in oils although if you search the website you'll find some charcoal drawings too. Re the studio night - yes that's me painting myself in the reflection of the window. I don't use photos - just want to paint from life. Anyway - you are a star and thank you so much! P
Haha thank you so so much for the kind words! 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼 This has honestly been huge inspiration for me, it’s been a while since I last felt this way.
Looking forward to seeing more fantastic work in the future 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Painting Masters is one of my favorite series on all of YT. Keep 'em coming!
Love the 3 studio painting, the floor and mat are so on point and i can almost smell the materials in that room
Haha same here regarding the smell 😂
Pete "the street", gets up early everyday and drives from Bath to London in his old van. He sets up plein air in all weather conditions. His work is mind blowing!
Amazing! Do you have any interesting stories about him to share? (:
@@LironYan Not personally, but you might find this interesting:
Here is the description of a short video on YT about 3 UK artists, one of whom is Peter Brown. Somewhere there is a full documentary or video, but I haven't been able to find it.
Description given:
Ken Howard OBE RA paints Varanasi in India along with Pete Brown NEAC RP and Patrick Cullen NEAC. Follow three of the UK`s leading painters as they tackle their chosen subjects and experience the colourful life that is Varanasi.
I recently discovered Peter Brown and went through every painting on his website, just trying to absorb his genius. I was in Bath in April 2013, and I recognized the areas I had photographed during that trip. The funniest thing I discovered was that he painted the car park where we got a parking ticket. Love his work so much, it is just everything!
Thank you for this! There are some amazing videos on CZcams about Peter Brown!
I'll have to watch them now! 😁
great video ! I have a big painting of our local high street by Peter proudly above out fireplace. It's painted at dusk & the best thing is the approaching car with headlights on !. Lovely guy, came round for a cuppa & I bumped into him in Soho during the Covid semi lockdown with no one in Central London and had a great chat. By the way, us Londoners / Southerners say Bath (as you noted) but northerners say it more like you 🙂
This artist is seriously into details so much happening into is art they sure are awesome.😊thank you for sharing this video.😊
Yes! And somehow his brushmarks are very visible, and he expresses multiple details with very few marks.
It's one of my favorite things to behold!
If you like the street scenes I suggest watching
Niaz Hannan. He’s brilliant
I can second that, love his car lights and wet street surfaces
This was fantastic! Thanks for sharing it!
Really enjoyed this video, thanks for the introduction to Peter Brown
Amazing!!! In the “night” version of his studio, his image reflected on the window… i don’t think he was “taking a picture”.. i think it was him DOING the picture, looks like a big canvas in the reflection, i was wondering how big this fantastic paintings are. Ty Liron☺️
Interesting! I haven't even thought of that but it makes total sense 🙂
I would guess that perhaps he takes photos to accompany some plein-air paintings (in case a car moves or interesting people appear). But in the studio everything is static so no need for photos!
Thank you so much for watching 🙏😊
@@LironYan thank you for your work
Hi Tom. Thank you. You are absolutely right. Its me painting me - how narcissistic! It's 48 x 42 inches. On the whole the largest I paint on outdoors is 35 x 30 inches (the first painting of Bath Abbey) although I used to paint larger. Currently painting on 16 x 12 and 8 x 24 boards and seem to be getting a lot more fiddly and detail obsessed. ATB, P
Wonder explanations that helped me appreciate what you were seeing. Thank you.
Here in the North of England it's definitely Bath, rather than Barrth ;)
Haha sorry about the completely exaggerated accent 😂😂
@@LironYan Ha, no, I mean how you say it is how I say it 😊
Oh I see! @@Tom_Dancer I think I'm pronouncing them the oppozite of how you write them then 😅 Happy to hear we pronounce it the same though 😁
Hi! I wonder if you heard about this watercolor artist from Sweden called Peter Reuterberg ? He is doing some amazing large figures . I found him a while ago on Instagram. Also another one that I found impressing is Brian Haberlin. It would be nice if you do an analysis of them or even better have them in some podcasts interviews?
Wondering whether you could use gouache with watercolor in the final darker layers to overcome the lighter dried tones of watercolor? Thanks for this intro to Peter Brown. I'm blown away by the parking garage!
Perhaps! I have been thinking of trying it out (: I have a good set of gouache ready to go 🙏🏼 So happy you enjoyed this one
Thanks for sharing Liron, I knew the cars would be your weakness (haha). For me, most of his paintings just have way too much information in them, but I liked the first park scene. He seems to paint what he sees in front of him without much if any re-composing of the scene. Everything in the scene has the same importance, like a photograph, I'm not really seeing clear focal areas. For me, a painting should have a clear impact area in mind, all the remaining areas just play a supporting role. When you just paint a photo, what is the purpose, what can the artist contribute? Cheers!
Hi Joe. Totally get you. My weakness is I don't edit, I guess it's because I am more obsessed with recording life that making beautiful paintings. I only paint from life though and never use photography for reference. Of course I probably do edit but not consciously. In fact I am getting even more fiddly in my work. I love noticing road markings, grafitti, patination on walls, variations in asphalt and so on.. Guess I am a bit weird! ATB, P
amazing art i would love to see my new artist i like alot Titus Meeuws is his name ,i just found his channel ,he does house and building paintings ,his studio is in the Hague ,thank you i would be lucky to paint my art table ,i do not have the skills to do a huge art studio painting,there are so many great painters these days,thank you
He paints his house, his studio and his numerous children very often….
haha, sounds like he is a decorator .. but I know what you mean :-)