how to paint water - realistic lake water reflection tutorial
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- čas přidán 5. 02. 2021
- Real time tutorial of this video (1.15 hrs. of pure painting, no time lapse) available on my patreon page: / brennerfineart: / brennerfineart
Linkt to my website:
www.brennerfineart.com
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Painting material that I use
Artisan water mixable oil colour (Amazon US link) -
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Artisan water mixable oil colour (Amazon Europe link) - www.amazon.de/gp/product/B007...
Liquitex acrylic colour for the underpainting (Amazon US link) - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Liquitex acrylic colour for the underpainting (Amazon Europe link) -www.amazon.de/gp/product/B000...
Painting medium for the oil colour (Amazon Europe link) - www.amazon.de/gp/product/B00C...
My main easel (Amazon Europe link) -
www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07L...
Canvas on a stretcher (Amazon Europe link) -
www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07B...
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Equipment for filming/editing
Main camera
Canon M50 (Amazon US Link) - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
Canon M50 (Amazon Europe link) - www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07B...
Second camera
Panasonic Lumix GX 880 (Amazon US link) - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Panasonic Lumix GX 880 (Amazon Europe link) - www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07R...
Microphone
Rhode VideoMic (Amazon US link to a full set) - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Rhode VideoMic (Amazon Europe link) - www.amazon.de/gp/product/B00C...
Light
Geekoto Softbox Studio set (Amazon Europe link) - www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07L... - Jak na to + styl
This is such a stunning painting. Thank you so much for sharing these tips with us!
Thank you, you`re welcome :-)))
Beautiful painting so real.....amazing reflection. Thanks for sharing your techniques
Thank you Donna, you`re welcome :-)))
Wow looks so real.Beautiful
Thank you Tina :-)))
Tank you
Glad that you like my video :-)))
It looks real beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❤️
Thank you :-)))
Outstanding !! Wonderful lesson. 🙏
Thank you Gary :-)))
Beautifully realistic!
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Даже не скажешь, что картина.. Вроде как в окно смотрю.. Очень реалистично!!! Талантливый!!!!
Спасибо за такой приятный комплимент :-)))
@@brennerfineart это констатация факта😊
Wow! It is absolutely beautiful! 😍😍👏🏻
Thank you so much :-)))
You are an beautiful painter and your camera work is lovely. I learn something every time I watch you. You distill your knowledge simply and generously. Thank you so much for your posts, Mr. Brenner. You encourage me in my own pursuits and are an inspiration!
Thank you so much Linda - this really encourages ME to put out more content :-))))
It’s amazing! Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing!!! U’r so talented ! One of a kind Artist 👩🎨 👏🏼
Thanks a lot Margarita :-)))
Very informative- you are inspirational
Thank you :-)))
Amazing!
Thank you Sheila :-)))
Wonderful tutorial. Thankyou so much
Thank you Krystal :-))))
Very, very beautiful ❤
Thank you!
Beautiful 😍
Thanks a lot :-)))
❤❤ recién comenzando esra hermosa travesía. Gracias
De nada, me alegro que te haya gustado :-))))
Thanks for this technic.its really beautiful painting
Thanks a lot :-)))
😇💟Super video😇💟
Thank you :-))))
This is great. Thank you so much.
Thank you Frances :-))))
The fine detail takes a lot of patience I loose there 😅😂
That is one of the secrets when it comes to painting in a realistic way ;-))) Keep up the patience and you will succeed - even if it is VERY hard sometimes :-////
Great painting!
Thank you so much :-)))
Yessssss!!!!!!!
I got the right channel, always wanted to do realistic paintings u made it so so easy for me.thanks for great tutorials 💖💖🎶🎶
INDIA.
Thank you Saba :-))) And I`m glad that you like what I do :-))) Make sure you check back every sunday evening for the next lesson :-)))
Doskonała lekcja jak malować w realu pejzaże 👏👏👏
Dziękuję bardzo za pochwałę :-))) Bardzo się cieszę, że Ci się spodobało :-)))
Od trzech lat uczę się malować, Twoje obrazy i malarza z Australii - Ian Harris służą jako inspiracja dla mojego amatorskiego malowania.Dużo się nauczyłam.Subtelność malarska piękny sposób malowania wody,fal,odbicia w wodzie, nieba chmur to
jest perfekcja 👏👏👏
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Miło, że tak bardzo lubisz malować :-))) To także miłe potwierdzenie, że ludzie naprawdę uczą się czegoś z filmów :-))) Miłej zabawy przy malowaniu i nie tylko Pozdrawiam :-)
OMG YOUR SO GOOD AT THIS HOW
Thank you :-))) I spent years practicing - nothing, no program, no teacher can replace the time you spend alone on the drawing board. But watching tutorials and/or attending classes will help you definitely to reach your goals a lot earlier :-)
This is a great video. I just found your channel and I find it interesting, educational with so much to learn. Thanks for showing us different things. I’m looking forward to paint a small landscape. Thanks so much! Blessings and take care. New subscriber!
Thank you Crisalida :-))) People complain sometimes that I do too many different things on my channel but I think there is sooo much variety in topics one can paint that it would be a shame if I would not try to venture in all kinds of directions. Although I have to admit that I very often come back to cloud and water topics...these are my favourite topics to paint and the people also seem to prefer these topics ;-)))
Thank you.Bravo👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
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Big thumbs up!
Thanks a million :-)))
Thankyou so nice
Thank you :-)))))))
Absolutely beautiful painting! This is the type of painting gs I want to paint, landscapes, thank you for sharing your video tutorials with us !
Thanks a lot :-))) I hope I can do more landscape paintings in the future... :-)))
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Amazing ♡♡
Thank you :-)))
I am new to oil painting but you have really helped me speed learn good techniques on painting water, etc. Thank you
I wish i had this talent
Thank you! But it really boils down to the time you spend in front of your easel...talent accelerates the learning process. But without months, years of practice no one will get really far.
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I just got notification, 🥺it's so pretty. Like your skills are amazing
Thank you sooo much Min :-))))
@@brennerfineart haha, you can call me min but it's just a characters name lol
@@cherrae1887 ok :-))))
very niceYou're amazing. My inspiration :)
Thank you panas :-))))
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d'Algérie je vous salut professeur merci
Merci beaucoup Ibra :-))))
Thank U so much,, what a beautiful view 😍 l was wondering how did u manage to draw with tiny liner brush,, thanks God bless you more.👏🌷
Thank you so much Gihan :-)))
You are so talented 😍
Thank you so much :-)))
This is very neat! I have to replicate a painting for a school project and I want to to be good so I’m doing some research. Though it does take lots of practice. Thanks
Thank you :-))) Yes, painting is a skill that requires a lot of practice, experience AND patience...but it still is a skill that can be learned, like any other craft (from the technical side of things - to go beyond you need to have ideas, phantasy and the will to try and fail sometimes miserably ;-)))
@@brennerfineart indeed:)
The technique is awesome ... I hate to see it wasted on trees, lakes, and reflections. I hope this guy has a wild mind that lets his talent run amuck on the canvas.
Thank you so much :-))) I paint anything I feel to, no matter if portraits, clouds, water etc. - so don`t be afraid, I`m not wasting my time only on painting lakes and tree reflections ;-)))
I like his voice.
Thank you :-)))
U're a master in the art... please tell me what materials do I need to start painting?
Thank you! At the beginning you should practice to draw A LOT. And then you can sprincle in some colour mixing practice (cut out some colour our of a journal and try to mix it as best as possible). Then you can try simple compositions and practice shape and colour on these smaller and simpler paintings. I would recommend you to start with oil paint...if you are serious and need the time to blend you will not make it with acrylics, oils are far easier to work with.
Beautiful as usual kindly tell me which blue colour you are using thanks
Hi Hina, I used Phtalo blue, titanium white, lamp black and Cadmium red medium for this greyish blue tone. AND good news for you - The clear water wave painting that we were talking about a while ago is FINALLY finished and the video showing how to paint clear wave water will be coming next Sunday :-))) Hope you will like it :-)))
@@brennerfineart please upload that video then, thanks... And plz tell colours also I m eagerly awaiting
@@hinakhabalooch I will :-)))
Brilliant 😍! What paint are you using?
Thank you :-) I use water mixable oil colour solely thinned down with linseed oil. Links to the materials I have in the description box of the video on CZcams.
@@brennerfineart thank you so much for your response can you please tell me where you selling your paintings? And which one is best acrylic painting or oil painting? ( Sorry for grammer mistakes ) 😭
@@hasnainhasnain6883 I sell them via my website www.brennerfineart.com
I only paint with oils..way!!! better than acrylics IMO
What was the color mix of that first puddle of paint that you applied ?
The blue one? Been a long time....Not really sure but as I use the same 7 colours for all paintings I would say this is a mixture of Titanium White, Phthalo Blue, Cadmium Red, Raw Sienna and perhaps a hint of Lamp Black
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What color are you using?
I`m using here Winsor&Newton water mixable oil colours (link you will find in the description box of the video). I am bascially using my "standart palette" consisting of titanium white, lemon yellow, cadmium red, raw sienna, phthalo blue, dioxazine purple and lamp black. I mix e.g. all the greens just with lemon yellow and phthalo blue adding more colours when I need a warmer/colder/lighter/darker green tone.
What color paints are you using
I`m using water mixable oils, link is in the video description of the video
@@brennerfineart thanks 😊
Thank you for the videos they have helped me a lot ,is there away to contact you if possible I would like your opinion on my work as I'm quite new to oil painting regards jase
Yes - please visit my website (link is in the description box) and just send me an email :-)
Please my teacher please I want to ask if I can paint the same of your painting and sell it to the people is there any problem?? maybe some one tell me it's not my painting it's yours some thing like this .that time I must learn to paint my own painting.. please if you can just explain it for me
To be honest - I am not a fan of people copying my work and selling it as their own work. Or would you like me to copy YOUR work and sell it? Come up with ideas of your own...practice hard...and then sell those paintings - this is much more rewarding because you sell not just a copy of someone else, you sell a part of yourself, a part of your imagination - MUCH better :-))))
@@brennerfineartthank you so much my teacher your advice is so right.. I'll work at my self to paint my own pictures but learning from you .. thank you very much 🥰🥰
@@user-ty4ye8xj9l That`s the right attitude :-)))
Interesting accent
Where are you from?
I come from Germany
your camera is playing weird tricks with the colors. I thought as closer the objects are the darker they should get but the water never changed...🤔
The water is simply just reflecting what we have in the sky - and as we have a pretty cloudy sky I need to reflect this into the water. There is no rule that water gets automatically darker the closer you get to the foreground. The objects, trees, people etc. THEY will have more contrast...less of the colour of the sky in the shadow areas - do not mess this up :-)
i don't know what you meant by "not messing this up" I'm not the one painting but whatever, lots of people can't stand comments on their videos so. if you're one of them let me tell you, CZcams still survive if you stop posting so, feel free to.
@@jecacava8823 I meant that you should not get it wrong when you paint water! Water is not per se darker the closer you step towards the viewer - that was my point. To me it sounded like you would paint - therefore I just tried you tell you how its done right. And - I have NEVER ever deleted any comment on any of my videos. And I will never do so except for obvious spamming, trying to lure people into clicking on a dangerous link. But any other comment is welcome! I have nothing to hide :-)