Less of the camera on you. Keep it on the painting while you are commenting. We want to watch more of how you paint. Very impressive.

Still magic. :).

Comparing the photo and the painting, I see that the horizon and therefore the perspective is different. Did you have another photo or you can change just from memory/knowledge?

Thank you for explaining. Totally amazing work.

All good

I agree with these comments; Colley you really are a Master Artist/Painter. You handled the mid-ground beautifully (you're a tough critic to yourself). I have watched every single KZfaq post of yours and more. You're my idol oil painter🤩and such a fantastic teacher. Thank You!

You did an amazing job capturing this scene! I actually like the mid region. Love your videos!

Nice work.

Hi Ted, no I always work Wet in Wet, I use Archival Lean Medium and thickness of paint and timing is important.

Colley, been a fan of your work for such a long time. So glad to see your activity on YT. Think you’re a living Master This painting was amazing. Cheers, John South Florida

Good work. Your skill in rendering a scene artistically certainly comes through. Personally, I know I would have completely bogged down in trying to paint every bloody upright on that white picket fence and trying to get every window in the top right building. Your videos teach me a lot.

Wow a wonderful painting capturing the light perfectly...almost need my sunnies on LOL. Thanks for sharing. Love these videos.

This is a super painting, I think your mid distance is particularly masterful …..I love boats. Thank you for sharing , so enjoyed it

Hi Colley, you have a great eye and a knack for rendering the hull shapes and sheer lines of boats. Also a lifelong love of mine coming from a harbor town (Marblehead). A quick question if I may? Was the under painting dry when you continued painting, and was the whole rest of the demo alla prima? Thanks for sharing these videos! Best Regards, Ted Hawkes

I'm up here in Maine as I write this. Thanks for sharing Colley; you are a king of painted edges!

Thank you for sharing these great works. Your work on your own easel has the touch of class you talked about. I knew of David Curtis and Trevor Chamberlain. I really appreciate learning about the other artists and having a chance to learn more about their work.

Love your videos, Colley! Excellent painting

Nice work. You have a great eye.

I'm a beginner,but i follow you every video you post,and i'm happy.Next year, please take a visit on my small island, there is much to paint,but please not in june,july or agoust,end of sptember the best,may the same,winter the best of all.Greetings from Capri,and thank you for your inspirational videos

What lean medium do you like to use?

Thanks for the long tutorial. I’ve learned a lot from it.

Lovely little study Colley. I do like how you lifted out the lights more than the photo and it allowed a light background also. I personally love a pop of lime green. Green gets a bad wrap but can be so naturally beautiful.

Very nice-I like this approach with just narrating certain passages in the painting. It’s more peaceful than a lot of fast motion cuts, and easier to follow.

A beautiful painting. Many thanks.

Got your book about 10 years ago, good to see you again.

Enjoyed this so much - thanks Colley

Much appreciated Colley, love listening to your nuggets on this wonderful vignette. Thank you ☺️

Wonderful demonstration and thought process. Thanks Colley

Very painstaking with a great deal of patience and care. Good example of really enjoying the act of painting

Super little painting , thank you so much for sharing your video

Great painting

Very good as usual. Thankyou .

i always love watching your process, hearing your thoughts.. I am a gouache artist, and watercolorist , and do a lot of plein air work .. thank you so much for all your tips and thoughts.. Norakag 👍👍

Great work, behind the scenes there Colley. Brought back great memories.

What a beautiful little painting, thank you so much for sharing

Likely the best 58 minutes I've spent at work this week

Thanks Colley! Enjoying the shorter demos, a lot to grasp and it gives you the bigger picture with finished work ❤

I appreciate the insights you give into painting. The lucky and eureka moments etc versus the (for me) often frustrations involved in painting. Also the intro was well done.

Love this one!

Dear Colley i love your art and I'm a brissy local too... i wanted to just suggest that its very good to add a wood sealant that you get from bunnings just a coat or 2 on both sides before you add the gesso coats... the sealant will just prevent any oil from seeping into the mdf board and making the bonds weaker over time... you just want collectors to hold on to your paintings as long as possible as your artworks are collectors choice.. . brisbane weather is absolutely horrible and moisture is unpredictable around the year so sealant will prevent the mdf from rotting

I lov duck

Thank you for the studio tour I found it very helpful. You didn't mention anything about ventilation do you have a filter or windows that open, because I understand that you use quick drying mediums?

Well done, what a beautiful painting, great result. Bit of a travel nightmare eh...

My goodness, you did so well, using others equipment and feeling poorly. Love the painting, thank you so much for another fab video. I hope you are feeling 100% better very soon

Oh isn’t Florence sublime and such a view! Your painting glows with light. And I love how one brushstroke conveys so much. Sorry you’re not well though, get well soon! And the ups n downs of travelling …. when I was a student visiting Florence the atms were down for a couple of days so I couldn’t get any money out- had to busk to get enough money for meals, and slept on the train to Siena and back! At least you’re in the warmth… Blizzards here this weekend in my part of Oz. Hope the rest of your trip goes smoothly and look forward to more videos!

Спасибо, Colley ! Очень интересная работа и интересный опыт ! Желаю успеха !

Very difficult subject with realism. For multiple buildings with distance I find Mark Lague is amazing. Hope you can refer to . Ibelieve his canvases are much larger. Sorry to hear about the ordeals,not much fun and you looked worn out.

Incredible ❤

Great to see how things appear fromnowhere. Excellent.

I appreciate your very informative videos on your tips and tricks to do with painting…Thank you immensely. Lorraine.