17 Minute Landscape - Painting in Oil - loose brushwork demo

[@Belief_Before_Glory]

Awesome!💟 Would love to see more of these loose, fast paintings🙏

[@iainwill3493]

Thanks Mark. It's always great to see your videos. I hope you realise how inspiring you are to so many people 😊

[@MaxMut.]

Always Good to see you painting Mark”

[@monicakole1804]

You and all your painting are GENIUS and thank you so much for your selflessness in sharing them and your teachings with the world. I think you are a master in your own right and I am so grateful to learn from the best! 😊THANK YOU MARK

[@luzhawkins4471]

Yes!!! That’s what I like!! Thank you for posting this video, and please do it more often this kind of loose painting.

[@sketchartist1964]

Yes, this "follow along and copy me" is a very effective way to teach painting. Loved it!

[@adriancross5531]

I love this painting! I was watching the video on my phone, I sat back about 8 feet away and it really came to life. For me there’s almost a sweet spot in terms of distance to view it from and it suddenly pops! This is the magic of this method of painting, stand the perfect distance away and there it is, get to close and it falls apart, simply beautiful. Great job Mark!

[@nan0908]

First time I have seen Mark scrape paint off a canvas. I've watched all of his videos, many multiple times, and have never seen him do this. Good to know! His work and teachings are so inspiring.

[@neilbrucker5985]

Thank you so much for all the free instructions you give out. As a poor it is essentially the only way I can learn to paint. I started off with Bob Ross style but am learning other new ways to paint. You and Stuart Davies are the best so far.

[@lindatitus6773]

Great job with describing what you're doing as you go along, telling us what appeals or doesn't appeal to your eye, and what you'd like to do differently. Thanks also for the tips about the unmuddying effect of burnt umber and brush movement. I also like to paint somber landscapes, so this demonstration was very helpful for me. The quote from Degas is reminiscent of Stephen King's advice about writing as a process: If the writer knows what happens next, the readers do, too. Thank you!

[@mranonymous2729]

Just love watching the way you paint, and all that paint is so smooth :D

[@sketchartist1964]

Lol, great quote from Degas! I'll try to remember it. Nice demo.

[@t0raneko]

Yay he's back!

[@magskl672]

I love this abstract landscape! I’m going to attempt to paint my own this weekend 😊

[@مروةخالدهايزنغرإدريس]

I honestly love this! I love how you show that things must not be perfect ans even as an artist somtimes you wing things! This is suh a motivation for beginners.. i think listening to someond who knows it all would be a demotivatiom for beginners

[@bruceconolly8234]

Thanks mate, it was also really helpful hearing your self critique in the dialogue. Helps me see that even someone with your skill makes choices during a painting which they mightn't prefer.

[@helenacosta8611]

I understand the intention, paint without fear 🎨thank you Hugs from Porto-Portugal.🎨

[@mattyrsofar]

I’ve been watching your clips on KZbin since I first started painting a few years ago, and you’re like a legend to me. So talented, so inspiring, and so articulate in how you explain color and value. I would love to take one of your courses.

[@SmartMeditationFilms]

Very good video, painting and content, thank you!

[@marywebb1138]

Thank you for this study. I really liked the effect in the sky

[@the_crypto_channel]

Beautiful as always

[@---Dana----]

Thank you. This is just the kind of exercise that I need to be doing. It is difficult to loosen up but I'm working on it.

[@scotts6702]

yet another piece to the journey. 👍🏻

[@joycesmith5786]

Thank you! Love watching your videos!

[@Calirockhound]

beautiful painting. love your work, thank you for what you do your demos have really helped me.

[@lorachristian7030]

I have watched a lot of your videos, and your information has helped me a lot concerning my own paintings, very interesting and helpful!

[@Shoshana-xh6hc]

Love the painting, it is melancholy which suits me 😃💞

[@croketback715]

This is great thanks!

[@KarlEBrand]

OUTSTANDING! Thanks so much!!

[@cindyparkerbiblestudy]

Love it!

[@sophiefly4258]

Love it ❤Thank you for sharing your beautiful talent and art❤

[@jultolentino7515]

Thank you sir mark for your effort for generation of artist to come.alhamdulilla

[@TomWats0n]

I so enjoy your videos, thank you.

[@kategeary1623]

Thank you for publishing this.

[@mrsnrub9780]

The range of greens ARE the artwork for me. There's an underrated beauty in simplicity - a crazy, loaded up, stuffed crust pizza is always good, but a basic Margarita pizza made by a michelin star chef will always win. Admittedly, I could give or take the oranges in the back.

[@allenvoss7977]

You are my official teacher . please do more on portraits. I have watched all your videos and you cover still life, but very little on portrait . I wish you would go in that direction.

[@cosmicnomad9324]

I literally went panic when i couldn't find your channel in youtube🤣🤣 my God..thanks for your painting tutorials🙏

[@timprichard1831]

Very nice. I’ve missed your videos. Good to see you.

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Really like the grass colour Mark!

[@didierleprince6106]

Merci 😊

[@stephenstokesberry3767]

Thank you

[@liamoliver6886]

Great stuff. Thanks

[@anilimo9296]

Thank you. Would you consider doing a quick loose still life please? With loose abstract brushwork.

[@OminousIllustrations]

I love it :)

[@marcelacastillo2580]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@salvathijazi431]

Love it

[@clownpocket]

I think I might do something like this, but use the color palette from some photos I’ve taken.

[@hirraomer5123]

Hi Sir. I want to let you know ive been watching your videos for years and following your method drastically improved my painting techniques. I really want to thank you because all your guidance was accessible for free and it is so helpful. I would really want to know what your opinions are about midjourney? And what you think is the future of oil painting is? Can we use it for references for our paintings? I would really appreciate if you could make a video on how artists need to adapt to the AI revolution and stay relevant? Thank you once again for everything.

[@hirraomer5123]

@@verydrunkcat thank you

[@jeffreybarton1297]

At first I didn't like it at all. But, stepping back from my phone, near the end of the video, it came together nicely. Encourages me to do my version of it.

[@wewhitt]

I was wondering when you will get more color checkers in stock. I was looking to purchase one.

[@brewster102]

To me, it looked best at the 16:20 time, with orange on the horizon separated

[@Hayk_empty_cloud]

What is good way to start learn draw and paint? DIY? Academy? Private course? University?

[@IlSinistero]

I really like loose paintings, medium doesnt matter, oils, watercolor or acrylics. The problem I often have is, that I overwork it.

[@AppelmoesArtandPhotography]

Good afternoon! A few days ago I discovered your KZbin channel and I think you have a painting style that I can somewhat manage as a beginner painter. I haven’t seen all of your videos yet, so if you mention it already, I’m sorry. Do you have experience in water mixable oils? A shop nearby has a 50% discount on their Winsor and Newton Artisan paint. I have only a little experience with acrylics, but they dry a bit too quick for my pace. Do you know if I can use my acrylic paint brushes I have at home already for water mixable oils? Because they can also be washed with water and soap. Or do I then ruin the brushes when I want to paint with acrylics again later on? Have a nice day!

[@artaddict2313]

Mark honest question why did you switch from cadmium yellow to bismuth yellow

[@gnome2024]

BOOM! Real questions.

[@mrsnrub9780]

Uneducated guess, but I think Bismuth offers a little more transparency, which makes sense from a mixing perspective. Mixing with purple should give better neutrals over the brutal opacity of cadmium. It's just as expensive a pigment and basically the same hue, so it's no odds really. I prefer the cheaper, more transparent Diarylide Yellow however. I've had tubes of PY3 last months.

[@annsmith3192]

it might be for health reasons-- to get rid of the cadmium

[@MattRungEcologist]

Great to see the quick thought processes on this one 😊 what was the panel size on it? 8 by 12”?

[@heterosapien8426]

Hey mark eta on the forum being back up?

[@heterosapien8426]

For at least 10 days.

[@heterosapien8426]

I just went on the post your paintings part. Not sure what’s going on.

[@mrcohiba1662]

Hey. What happened to the forum?

[@DrWhom]

5 colour palette minus one = 4 because WHITE is MILKY

[@KpxUrz5745]

If I were to list some of the deficiencies and problem areas with this painting, in order starting with the worst, these areas are: paint handling and brushwork; color choices including much overuse of white; drawing and composition; ideas and content; expressed mood. The deficiencies are not caused by the brief time taken to execute the painting, since superb results are possible to achieve in only 17 minutes.

[@allenvoss7977]

I don’t mean to be rude, but this really is awful. What’s your focal point? Where is the focus? What about the subject of temperature? I just don’t get it. You’re still life paintings are incredible. What is this?? Please get serious and start doing some videos on portraits !! we’re all waiting.

[@annsmith3192]

he doesn't work that way-- he doesn't like to do the focal point thing-- he doesn't follow rules-- you just have to accept it . he has an entire video on portraits. its 100.00. you might be waiting awhile!!

[@genericyoutube]

bro had a stroke or something. what is this.

[@None-685]

I have tried scrolling through I have been looking for how you prepare your canvas. Pre- gessoed ? Really enjoy and inspired by your instructions.