Really enjoying your Podcasts Jeff!!! Great interview with Joe!!!

Excellent episode, as it hits home. I'm staying farther away from the bighorn sheep in the Wildlife Refuge in Jackson now, because Dustin says they can be dangerous.

respect this old man , because most of his artworks are going to the museum in the future

Awesome interview! THANK YOU to the both of you!

I use spiralbound, sketchbooks ..you can tear out of the sheet quite easily. They have a perforation.. it works well for me.❤

What a very moving life story. So grateful that he would share it with us. 🙏💕

Love his work!!! One of my very first instructional DVDs - Twilight in Tibet. 👏👏👏👍🏻👍🏻💕

Great interview, really great hearing Carl talk about his work, truly inspiring thankyou

Just started this uhh brings memories of a painful system I grew up same as he is describing

I love Zoey's work, what an informative and engaging interview.

Can we get Huihan on Joe Rogen or Andrew Huberman or something to talk about his health habits because looking that fresh at 72 is astonishing.

I honestly think he’s the best living artist. Thanks Jeff. I hope to see one of his paintings in person.

Outstanding art and very interesting personal history. Thank you, gentlemen. Sketching every minute while shopping or pre-plein air etc. Catching figures on the fly is a grand challenge so my book goes in my hip pocket. Nice sketch invention Jeff.

Thank you for such an in-depth interview with this wonderful and inspirational artist.

Just amazing color and value control. I would have loved to hear some tip on how he achieves that.

Huihan is such a wonderful artist and human. I’ve been a big admirer of his work and teaching the last several years and I’m grateful to be joining him this fall in Utah.

Pardon my english but Chinese artist always have such a solid understanding of value and form in their painting especially the ones that studied art in china and it makes their paintings looks a bit simillar (Mian situ, zhaoming wu, Jove wang) but the quality is incoparable to other artists outside of china

I just got home from a NH to OR camping and painting, 8 week trip. Exhausting. Oddly, I found that the high stress of it depressed my ability to paint. In the evenings, I watched all your episodes that I downloaded (usually I had no service). I learned a lot. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for doing these videos. I realized I was not taught how to paint, though I have a BS in art and an MFA. Self taught, means holes in one’s education. I mean to close them.

Another excellent, deep dive into work of contemporary artists! Jeff picks ones of not many, real gems! Thank you for this!

As an artist of many years there are so many nuggets in this interview that articulate thoughts and experience that I would not have understood as a novice. Thank you!

So what specific "Venetian paintings" he talks about? What Era?

Surprised to hear Jeff asking a question whether "we should love sin". For Christians, it's not even a question. And as far as i remember from prior interviews, Jeff is a Christian.

If you want to understand more about copper panels, watch KZfaq video on copper panels by @artefex : they go into technical details but very good explanation. They gave me a sample to use and i used it for a sunset Plein Air painting which turned out very lovely, especially if your painting benefits from warm undertones.

If being born in 1974 makes you an old fart- what am I, since i was born in 1958?

CANYON painting looks like the L tracks in Chicago if you turn it on its side!

Paintings are a work of our imagination. Photographs are a replica of Place.!

“Fear of being separated from the herd and fear of the unknown” - a driving force behind humanity and our fears. Also, talking about nonfiction books about evil, I just couldn’t get through Elie Wiesel’s book “Night” - too disturbing. Mr Devonas emanates empathy and sensitivity. I love the point you both made about creating art is not just making a good drawing or painting, but using those skills to tell a meaningful story. I listen to the Undraped Artist on my hour-long commute to work in the morning and then on the way home. Love it Jeff!!

1:42:00 holy cow im exactly the same way. everything needs to be straightened out before i work (unless im painting pleine air) but in the studio, its like im looking for any excuse not to paint.

请问，视频封面的那张画叫什么名字啊？😮😮😊

Bethann is very articulate and inspiring for me, but I don’t quite understand the looking down looking up perspective. She talked about at 55 minutes.❤

This video needs noise leveling. Try running it through another program like Mixcraft or iMovie or Audacity, and leveling the volume as it switches from him to you. It was a difficult day of listening while driving as I had to keep changing the volume in order to hear you but not be blasted away by him. Thanks.

Gah lee 4 hours? I’m about to grab some popcorn, a small panel, some brushes, and a zorn palette. 🫡

Listened to the entire four hours and would have listened to another four. Good stuff! Thanks Jeff!

Fantastic interview! He is so interesting! Thank you so much!

Great conversation. It gave me a glimmer of hope.

Before the printing press books were copied by hand. Lines were drawn for placing letters, with a piece of lead, on the vellum, hence the “leading” term in typography. The execution of 5 million men and women for witchcraft was as hideous as what the Nazis did. Many were healers who were in direct competition with the church, for the money and goods people paid them for health care.

Also: Look at my MFA mentor’s work, Sean Downey.

I am a painting conservator and can answer the paintings conservation question: copper supports last for longer as the copper does not absorb moisture and the support does not expand or contract- i.e.this means the paint layer doesn't move over time. Many wooden supports (and latterly canvas supports) up until the nineteenth century were renowned for cracking because the support expands and contracts with moisture, but ALSO from the addition of rabbit skin glue traditionally used in the gesso ground. Rabbit skin glue is notorious for absorbing moisture. Imagine the ground layer absorbing and contracting as well as the wooden/canvas support doing the same. Those paintings I worked on with BOTH issues, often has paint flaking off them within 150 years, sometimes sooner. The copper paintings I worked on from renaissance times, were still perfect- only the varnish had yellowed and gone brittle.

Having studied atThe Atelier in Minneapolis, I can see Richard Lack’s influence in his painting. Hearing Patrick speak brings back the passion I once felt about why I wanted to paint. Thank you, Jeff, for having Patrick on your podcast.

Brilliant conversation!

Great thoughts!

Yes intimidated I undertstand!

Wow!! What a fantastic conversation. I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to listen in, totally enthralled from beginning to the very end to two painting Masters. Thank you.

With all my respect to Dr. Christensen, never did Rubens copy a painting either from Caravaggio , Titian, Michelangelo or Raphael....but like all great masters before him , he was simply and naturally influenced by what was done before him...Rubens art ressembles to none...the father of Flamish baroque has elevated the art of painting to its peak by integrating Flemish realism with Venetian colors and, icing on the cake, by inferring a dynamism and energy never seen before !

I also absolutely love this interview.. recently my son told me that because painting is not my primary income that it’s just a hobby… I told him that for me it is who I am.. which is more than it being a hobby..❤

I think that senator is wrong. There is ahuge disparity between the super wealthy and most folks..think of buffet, gates, Bezos, and probably a dozen more super wealthy who could build those magnificent buildings!!! They choose to do otherwise.

Cognitive behavioral therapy.. sounds like what Sam Harris does on his Waking Up app, which is ameditation app.❤

Age old question.. what is beauty ..is it in the eye of the beholder… or is it?❤

Age old question.. what is beauty ..is it in the eye of the beholder… or is it?

1:55:34 these questions were never adressed! :(