Easy for me to see blurred shapes as im legally blind. For me it's probably more of details that's challenging. Im following your videos and now i look at trees and clouds way differently when im outside.
January 17, 2023 at 8:45 am
Dario's Comic School
You are ma man CHRIS!
January 17, 2023 at 9:07 am
thelordoftherings
I draw as an hobby and ever since I got a sketchbook my art has gotten better, as I’m not thinking about finished projects. Very interesting video, I just got an oil painting set, I’ve always wanted to try oil
January 17, 2023 at 9:39 am
Lady Thea
I bought myself my first easel this week! I’m so excited to get outside and go paint!!
January 17, 2023 at 10:22 am
A - cat
Your eyes have a better “exposure latitude” than a camera meaning you can see detail in darks and lights that a sensor can’t. But many cameras have a “bracket” setting so it takes 3 photos at a time where one is under and one over exposed
Thanks for the amazing video!
January 17, 2023 at 10:24 am
Roger Thornhill
Normally don’t like these sort of videos but your advice is good to know.
January 17, 2023 at 10:54 am
SM Wright
I especially liked the tip about continuing to draw.
January 17, 2023 at 11:29 am
Sofi Love...
U need to clean your MacBook:/broh…
January 17, 2023 at 12:23 pm
Charles Blithfield
Great list and advice. The idea about drawing is key. The drawing is the basis of the last layer of paint.
January 17, 2023 at 12:30 pm
Charlie McDonald
Try the Mark Rothko method…paint 4 squares with 3 colours…frame it, and sell it for £84 million…I'll stick to painting kittens for my grandaughter. Love your work Coach.
January 17, 2023 at 12:30 pm
Angilyn Watson
Chris, you truly have an artist's laptop!
January 17, 2023 at 1:19 pm
Carlos Reira
The violation of fat over lean is attested by countless cracking masterpieces. In fact, the only work that doesn't seem to crack much is Medieval egg tempera on wood.
January 17, 2023 at 1:49 pm
J.D. Waterhouse
I've been oil painting for years, wanted to know your opinion about doing an acrylic underpainting with oils on top
January 17, 2023 at 2:26 pm
Thomas Byg
This promoted "DON'T TRACE"…and turned into LEARN TO FUCKING PAINT!!!
January 17, 2023 at 2:31 pm
Sundar Raj
Hi I’m Raj from India 🇮🇳 Your words are really helpful thanks a lots
January 17, 2023 at 3:08 pm
Oscar Villarreal
When you go back to your old paintings you shouldn't think you think "Oh, I Messed up that paint🎨🚫" or "I painted that tree🌳🚫." The way I see it it's a happy 😆 little accident.
January 17, 2023 at 3:24 pm
kavinsky909
I love your videos man. Really inspire me to get painting!
January 17, 2023 at 4:04 pm
MrRudforce
lmao tutorial on how which reference to copy from? pretty lame. the biggest thing oil painters get wrong is- to copy only. still life okay, but they sell their works and it's art theft on highest ranks because the photo's you take – if not stock images, are copyrighted as well. how about teaching NOT to copy and draw out of your mind using your knowledge? it's so odd that traditional painters always suck when it comes to creativity yet they claim to be the "true" artists while what they do is ability of copy
January 17, 2023 at 4:58 pm
Tinker Quinn
Does anyone know how to blurr a photo with a galaxy s10 phone?
January 17, 2023 at 5:19 pm
Jeanne S
I watch all your videos but I paint in watercolor, so not all the advice is applicable to me. But I absolutely learn something I can use every single video. Thanks for the way you explain things and all that you've taught me about composition. Love the tip about taking a different reference photo for sky and land!
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Easy for me to see blurred shapes as im legally blind. For me it's probably more of details that's challenging. Im following your videos and now i look at trees and clouds way differently when im outside.
You are ma man CHRIS!
I draw as an hobby and ever since I got a sketchbook my art has gotten better, as I’m not thinking about finished projects. Very interesting video, I just got an oil painting set, I’ve always wanted to try oil
I bought myself my first easel this week! I’m so excited to get outside and go paint!!
Your eyes have a better “exposure latitude” than a camera meaning you can see detail in darks and lights that a sensor can’t. But many cameras have a “bracket” setting so it takes 3 photos at a time where one is under and one over exposed
Thanks for the amazing video!
Normally don’t like these sort of videos but your advice is good to know.
I especially liked the tip about continuing to draw.
U need to clean your MacBook:/broh…
Great list and advice. The idea about drawing is key. The drawing is the basis of the last layer of paint.
Try the Mark Rothko method…paint 4 squares with 3 colours…frame it, and sell it for £84 million…I'll stick to painting kittens for my grandaughter.
Love your work Coach.
Chris, you truly have an artist's laptop!
The violation of fat over lean is attested by countless cracking masterpieces. In fact, the only work that doesn't seem to crack much is Medieval egg tempera on wood.
I've been oil painting for years, wanted to know your opinion about doing an acrylic underpainting with oils on top
This promoted "DON'T TRACE"…and turned into LEARN TO FUCKING PAINT!!!
Hi I’m Raj from India 🇮🇳
Your words are really helpful thanks a lots
When you go back to your old paintings you shouldn't think you think "Oh, I Messed up that paint🎨🚫" or "I painted that tree🌳🚫." The way I see it it's a happy 😆 little accident.
I love your videos man. Really inspire me to get painting!
lmao tutorial on how which reference to copy from? pretty lame. the biggest thing oil painters get wrong is- to copy only. still life okay, but they sell their works and it's art theft on highest ranks because the photo's you take – if not stock images, are copyrighted as well. how about teaching NOT to copy and draw out of your mind using your knowledge? it's so odd that traditional painters always suck when it comes to creativity yet they claim to be the "true" artists while what they do is ability of copy
Does anyone know how to blurr a photo with a galaxy s10 phone?
I watch all your videos but I paint in watercolor, so not all the advice is applicable to me. But I absolutely learn something I can use every single video. Thanks for the way you explain things and all that you've taught me about composition. Love the tip about taking a different reference photo for sky and land!
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