A lazy midsummer day captured in a painting, great work!

For advanced painters I take it? Too fast and not enough info. This is NOT for beginners, but it is incredibly beautiful!

Aahh back on dry land lol. While I enjoyed your recent seascape paintings I really prefer landscape paintings, This "Old Road" with the dappled lights from the shadows and those trees that create them just make for a very beautiful serene painting. This was a pleasure to watch. Thanks

I like the dappled light on the road. The trees in the background on the right give interest to the dark area and the fence on the left directs the eye down the road. I like it! Lots of great tips, thanks!

Love this painting! The composition and colors bring out the beauty of the country road. I feel like I could walk up it.

Was trying to force myself to get painting this morning... and there you are! I'll get at it... as soon as I watch this. Thanks!

Any questions or comments? Let me know below 👇Enjoy!

I have always been fascinated by how artists capture that translucency of breaking waves! Thanks!

that's really good

Súper bien y genial artes un10 porque me encanta ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Súper bien y genial artes un10 porque me encanta ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Magnifique !

I too am trying to develop my voice and style. I don't the patience for photo realism, but want to an "impression realist" painter....whatever that means. Sounds like we are going in a similiar directin in this regard.

Beautiful painting. I do oil as well and I want to paint a castle but k never did. Maybe you are expiring me to do it. First time on your page and I will Keep following you. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your art!

Of I could sketch, it would be amazing!

I love your channel. I’m so glad that I found it. Please Lee posting! These vids are very motivating and I love your honesty and insights

5:27 those gloves are a bit extreme- lol your going to scare beginners- especially those who believe that oil paint is toxic and they can’t breathe around oil paint - a fallacy- when it’s only linseed and or sunflower oils - that are used for cooking! An acrylic company’s propaganda campaign to sell acrylic paint- Beginners don’t realize that it takes years to become really good using acrylics- like watercolors- A real waste of time- and frustrating for beginners- fooling around with plastic paints that actually have chemicals - in them- that are harmful!! Oil paints are pigment and oil!! Folks Your gloves will deter and have them thinking lol maybe a black rubber gloves- those are really extreme- I wonder if it affects your brushstrokes- cannot use your hand in a free style with those things on- just saying

Try blocking in the entire composition using burnt umber oils- wipe waves light areas with paper towels or rag- Focusing on the darks and lights- and filling in the shapes- elements and of the scene- Block in thin- and blend - Using a synthetic brush to continue- blending with a bristle 2 inch

13:28 this method- is so different than actually painting the ocean using color mixes - and such- the signature brushstrokes are used alla Prima rather than this method- Also your not really mixing colors and such this method when just glazing- and alla prima - the painters signature brushstrokes and ability to see and mix colors is what makes their work stand out- This method does not allow for these above methods- such as brushstrokes- color mixing- mark making- and such- Think this method is good for portrait and still life’s where realism counts-

7:53 writing the sea- ocean- this method your doing and or alla prima- with a burnt umber block in- Can block in the composition using burnt umber- like your block in- then paint over- alla prima-

love your style that's evident in the early underpainting, before any blue hits the canvas. its confirmed for me my own preferences, expressionistic design. Thanks!

I really love your loose and impressionistic style... In my opinion, it comunicates more émotions than just hyper realism. It's human touch. I just discover your channel and i'm pleased. Keep going, it's great

Hermosa pintura 😍

It remind me a little bit of jude waugh. I tried to copy one once and it did not work.

I'd love to hear what your painting style is! Let me know, along with any other comments or questions below 👇👇👇

I’m thrilled, I just found your channel. I’ve never truly thought of doing a whole practice painting. I’m definitely going to try and use this! Thanks for the great idea and the tips on the side are also very helpful. Thanks again. I know what I’ll be binging! 😊

Thank you. You've reminded a frustrated artist the importance of practice, and taking the pressure off. Much appreciated!

this is wonderful what are the colors that you used?

Bellissimo lavoro, voglio guardarlo con calma, davvero molto esaustivo , per chi , come me, ha bisogno di imparare Grazie C è una lista di materiali che stai usando, pennelli inclusi , non riesco a capire mentre parli..davvero grazie

En español?

Exquisite 😊. Thank you for sharing 🥰

Love your work. What does a piece like that sell for? May I ask what kind of gloves those are? I have tried latex and nitrite and my hands sweat so profusely that it drips down my arm. I don't think I'm allergic but I wounder if anyone else has the sweat issue while wearing gloves?

that's an interesting masterpiece, i like how you can make a structure of rock formation by just adding highlight and water that sits on it

That’s incredible wow 🤩

i need a reference photo too. been too infatuated with people who seem to paint from their imaginations,,, glad i found you to tell me again how it;s ok to use references and i prefer it. great painting.

Beautiful Steven!!!! God certainly gave you a talent!!!!

Absolutely amazing!! How long did it really take for you to do that? Wish I had your talent.

Looks like it could be on the west coast of Ireland. Great painting!

I guess we don't learn anything from this.. can't even see or know what brush strokes, so thanks for the time lapse.

Not sure what is going on with the cliff in the top right but i would have lowered it in height to push it back into the distance. Love the rocks in the foreground

Really enjoyed watching you navigate large areas of paint with a crazy small brush -- it created an interesting physical texture to the simulated texture, very cool. I also liked watching the time of day evolve as the painting progressed. Good stuff. Thank you and God Bless.

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Beautiful scene. I am painting along with you and wondered how often you wash your brush or change your brush from color to color. Did you do the initial clouds and white clouds with the same brush? Thanks for sharing. I enjoy watching you paint.

Had to stop to comment midway just to let you know that I love the way you organized this video with a visual summary of the content, then on to the next. Appreciate how that helps imprint it for digestion!

Very helpful again, thank you. I just have to get started on something but I want it to be good enough for my harsh critique. I feel a step closer if I just set out to do the practice.

Nice little panel and good advice for all. Thanks for the video!

Yes... planning makes sense, the biggest issue for me I often paint by my imagination, it looks fine when I'm finished for the day, but the next day when I revisit... nope, it needs more work... so frustrating.

Belo trabalho, bravo😊

So very helpful, thank you. Made notes. Really beautiful work. How long, roughly, do you leave your layers to dry between stages?

I love the painting but to learn, I needed it to be slower so I could see your brush changes / strokes and follow and understand your process. Drying between layers is new to me, was there a technical reason for this or did time necessitate it. Also, did you use medium? Thank you.