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[@garybredendick4712]

Your articulate comments and suggestions are really spot-on. Incredible artistic ability combined with a sense of humor make your tutorials both inspiring and very entertaining!

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Wow, thank you! I appreciate it Gary!

[@dianecharette6492]

Thank you Andrew!! You just opened my eyes on how I can paint my portraits by making them more alive (giving movement and giving it a story). Love your sense of humour and had to follow your tutorial to the very end . Thanks again!!

[@srinivascl2632]

I have been Tisched!! Fantastic video. I enjoyed it! :)

[@Thesamurai1999]

I really like that you also do digital painting! It shouldn't be frowned upon, but instead used as a suplement to the traditional work to excel it even further :)

[@Monkey-fv2km]

It's amazing the difference of just repositioning the head makes, so the edges of the canvas aren't fighting the portrait.

[@oliwiaannaertav8439]

And Diane did a greate job too already 👏👏👏 but it was fun to see how a painting can go and how much we can play with it 😍😍

[@mailie6403]

This was so much fun to watch. You are extremely talented Andrew. Hope there will be more to come. 😉

[@madelineseda1352]

Andrew you are amazing artist. Love your creativity. Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@dixietomburo2423]

Just breaks my heart...Just learning and learning, your magic is in your teaching. What an artist you are

[@ScottHebert604]

"he looks like he's saying something like, 'you shouldn't put the lawnmower there', ya know?" HAHA that made me laugh way harder than I should've

[@markstevenson3880]

Andrew, thanks to this critique, I will be re-working my portraits for my final Degree exhibition/assessment. I don't have many flat colour plains but I also don't have much in the way of highlighted character marks either. Glazing may help with giving fullness to facial features but I think my underpainting needs more development to make full use of the glazing effect. I only wish my tutors could have instructed half as well as you can in an hour. You have sold me on the idea of Patreon. Thank you.

[@franceslazu1784]

I think the painting is awesome! Every artist has their own style and way to express it. Great job! I will not change anything.

[@bdctrans70]

What a great critique! It has made me go back and look at the portrait I am doing of my elderly mother-in-law. I am at the stage where I can make some great changes at your suggestion with this painting. What an honour for this artist to have such a wonderful and insightful evaluation and the momentous amount of ideas and positive insights for them to use! Thank you once again!!

[@matriz_83]

Holy moly, this was truly fun and amazingly well done! I especially liked when you started to get away with it and bend it your way :)

[@Mikeyalbum]

Jokes aside, this was incredible. I'm really inspired to jump back into my artistic roots, thanks.

[@nickin6144]

You crack me up! That was so well done and you looked like you were really having fun doing it. I learned a lot….do more, paint more, play more, you’re the best out there. Michelle

[@alisondukeart]

Awesome work Andrew. Loved following this session.

[@anaygupta3512]

Keep the videos coming regularly! Love the painting mate.

[@TheFlorindel]

I am watching this for the second time already. And I think it is a bit underrated because Andrew is sharing so many of his tips and tricks when painting oil portraits. Since I am just working on one of my portraits right now it helps me to reflect on what I could improve on my painting. It is definitely worth watching!

[@yousseftheconqueror7842]

bro turned a normal painting to an old masterpiece , lots of respect for the level of painting mastery you achieved

[@jeffhreid]

This was excellent! A glimpse inside Andrew’s process. Brilliant and fascinating.

[@Bai1987]

Thanks for this early access video Andrew! Really enjoyed it and I'm learning so much from you. You are my art hero! Hope you read this.

[@quritannn8989]

OMG! Finally a critique video!!! Love it so much!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍

[@overbeefineart2974]

This was already and amazing painting. But you took it to the next level! Love it 😍

[@paul_domici]

Man this was Fantastic!!! I watched the whole thing!!! When you moved the nose I was like WOW!!!! Thanks so much for sharing maestro!!!

[@elizabethbradley3154]

Great, can totally understand! I love the details! Such as....... Wrinkles !!!!! Thank you Mr. Tischler! God bless

[@jeffhreid]

That was very informative especially with regards to effectively using complementary opposites and contrasting values to accentuate plane changes. Thanks Andrew

[@Dr10Jeeps]

Now this was an amazing video! You are one heck of a talented artist. A modern day Old Master.

[@RobertF-]

"Every artist needs someone to tell them when to stop."

[@jetsfineartchannel]

Great demonstration Andrew. You're such a great Artist.

[@hudaalsayed84]

Wooooow love it love the idea of the video, you are just out of the box artist , you are such an inspiration to me and others , keep going and we are behind you👍🏻👍🏻.

[@grammalinnie]

It was great to start with but I love the transition as well. Love the hand with the pipe!

[@thoriahassan9842]

Thank you so much Andrew! I really enjoyed it beautiful work..

[@SC4RArt]

This is fantastic!! Really enjoy watching... Thumbs up! 💕😊💕

[@michaelmilauskas1588]

Fantastic as always. Since I don't paint full time I try to squirrel away nuggets from your videos. I may forget a lot but I'll never forget "save your tonal best for last!"

[@Bubleone1]

Hi Andrew, I sat and watched the entire video.. and thoroughly enjoyed your tutorial, it also showed me that I need to learn so much more... I hope to purchase the tutorials you mentioned that you are still working on. I did a portrait for a friend who's hubby passed last month, but was not at all happy with it.. so starting from scratch again. Sure hope to get it right this time round. love you video's and art, and again looking forward to hearing when you've completed the upcoming lesson. Blessings to you!

[@bodawei425]

So educative! Great video, I learned a ton! Thanks

[@cryptid1925]

Incredible artistic talent and an awesome sense of humour too! Loved the video :D

[@fiddlepeg]

This is fascinating and fabulous. The original painting was really cool! But I loved seeing your insight and thought process as you took it to another level of amazingness. Thank you for all that you do, you’re phenomenal and inspiring. 😊

[@nicasiom.lacnojr.2059]

Thanks Andrew for sharing this video.

[@anaeugeniaarangor.4446]

WoW! I LOVE It

[@sjshapir]

While I doubt I will ever attempt a realistic painting like this, I learned so much about things that apply to any type of work. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@irenepellegrino7702]

I LOVED this critique, Andrew! You are a character and made me laugh, as you took me into a realm of possibilities that I would not have thought of myself. Diane's portrayal is excellent, and yours is the result of really using your imagination and creating another whole character. Thanks so much for this; it's an older one that I had not seen yet, and I purely enjoyed every minute of it!

[@steelhorseclub]

Unbelievable the amount of work you put in. No other artist does this.

[@marcobucceri8530]

Thanks Andrew, that was so helpful.

[@bethh1448]

Love your delivery!

[@phyllisriley1013]

Fabulous!!!

[@arsallahshahid3869]

The way u Lift up the painting....with few touches...is amazing..u r my mentor

[@seanfear15]

Brilliant, Andrew! Funny too 😂😂😂😂

[@moonlightgator541]

It was so much fun and informational too.

[@merpderp7223]

Fantastic work, thanks for the video mate :)

[@car4775]

You make me want to be a better artist! Loved this demonstration of taking it to the next level!!!

[@santone1849]

Excellent video I agree with the comments bellow love the humor . Your a breath of fresh air Andrew. Amazing talent . So impressed . Also the original drawing by Diane's was great .

[@sullyliu1269]

more than an hour,just love it

[@vilnaukrana3891]

This is the best critique session video I've seen so far. In any possible way: the composition, light and shadows, and overall way how to bring almost realistic portrait to realistic one. I'd love to get such a critique, but I did not finish any portrait yet. lol When I finish, I'm sure that my painting will be like that one - ALMOST realistic, but not there. To get such a shortcut in learning process from the master is priceless. Dianne is lucky )).

[@aniram95665]

Who knew you had a second career as a comedian? This has been great to watch, very educational and now I want to hear you sing more sea shanties. I mean, how many people really know what you do with a drunken sailor? I say shave his chest with a rusty razor and then paint that shizzy!

[@gouravdutta8009]

Great work sir thanks for sharing, by the way your expressions were hilarious, I just bursted out laughing....😂

[@SirsenduSaha]

You are my inspiration , hats off ! ❤️

[@AubreyROE]

Andrew Tischler I love your work as always. As a fellow oil painter I would LOVE to go over creating your own custom brushes in Photoshop with you. You can have your Tisch dagger at the ready digitally as well as your older brushes that are missing a few bristles for that random texture. I made one to emulate your wave splashes. There is a perfect default brush that you can adjust for lots of canvas cover and it emulates a thick square brush. There is also a way to pull your colors as if dragged by a palette knife. If you would like to jump into this stuff let me know! o7 Thank you for all your lessons, work and instruction.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Hey Aubrey, yeah! Let's talk. Please hit me up through the contact form on the website with the subject line "Photoshop Brushes"... I'd love to try it!

[@AubreyROE]

@@AndrewTischlerArt Done!

[@neilcramond_fineartist]

Great to see the potential with using digital tools alongside a solid traditional skillset. You can't tell me that Caravaggio or Rembrandt wouldn't have employed this to aud their decision making for their masterpieces. Great work Andrew and I think you're tapping into a rich vein here. Well done👍👏👏👏🎨🎨

[@dlbloodhoundsmantrailing9490]

Aside from your INCREDIBLE TALENT, your narration in this video had me rolling!!! The bit about your hand seriously made me backwash Powerade. Props to you, all the way around! Thanks for sharing your fabulous gift and knowledge…and sense of humor! I’ll definitely be looking for more from you.

[@durarbacriartstudio]

so interesting and rich with information, thank you Andrew

[@liddletv]

Awesome video critique from beginning to end..

[@ALEX736973]

Beautiful painting... thanks for sharing your passion and love of painting. ciao ;-)

[@sailakshmir135]

Awesome!! It's inspiring Sir!!

[@annamota12]

this is incredible!

[@suzfagan4834]

It was the smirk aka Robert De Niro impression at 21:21 that top it. Love your humor, your the best! And on a serious note, yes Diane's portrait of the gentleman was astounding. The what if's really developed the subject and brought forth an unforgettable character. Thanks for an awesome video!

[@doctirdaddy4876]

this was a special experience if we could get more paintovers like this it would be priceless education well needed on youtube

[@phyllisjohnson5099]

We’re having fun along with you! Fantastic, playful, and entertaining!

[@Magentabizarra]

Really enjoyed this, thank you

[@akshaybasarge]

Great work. it's inspiring.....

[@YVSArts]

Amazing work sir

[@HalfWarrior]

Thanks Andrew; you cover things I might not have ever thought of. Wonderful critique and thanks for sharing your knowledge! By the way, this looks like it could be a future/older version of you.👍🏻👏🏼👊🏻

[@jeffhreid]

Andrew’s self deprecating humor is endearing and entertaining.

[@matelo1433]

U BEEN TISCHED! HAHAH LOVE IT

[@nicolebrown6382]

It's like in the tech-comedy TV show "Silicon Valley" when two characters Dinesh and Gilfoyle are trying to point out flaws in their friend/boss's plans for the company and they have to come up with an acronym for "Richard Is Great But Y'know" so they say RIGBY at the beginning of every sentence. That's what Andrew needs. "This Artwork Is Great But Y'know"... TAIGBY. haha. Awesome video! Makes me want to sign up for patreon!

[@zepto5945]

When you reduced the scale, it was already so much better. Great work Andrew and Diane!

[@mellorin44]

amazing, just colours and intentions can change this much

[@pablo_p_art]

What a difference! Constructive critique in best form.

[@thierrybechard]

Wonderful video. Thank you.

[@HighscoreCreative]

Loving your videos mate, I'm a graphic designer and mainly illustrate using vector in illustrator but I am going to give oil painting a crack now, thanks mate!

[@mimimadison69]

Miss You!!!!! I’m glad to see you

[@rmolana]

Enjoyed every second of this video. Waiting eagerly for the upcoming portrait tutorial videos. I will be one of the early birds to grab a copy. :-)

[@rosered103]

Me too!

[@linegarneau7444]

Wow it's fantastic ! An another please .....

[@madelineseda1352]

This is so inspiritional.❤

[@salvathijazi431]

Amazing

[@JorgeSilva-rb6nz]

Your landscapes is what I liked most, bring more videos about that.

[@abderrahimbenmoussa4359]

Tish always masterful, I am really impressed every time, though I am happy to notice on toshop we think the same way :)

[@e.r.cordoba2931]

Hi Andrew. You really wanted to be kind to your student, however your criticism is quite justified. What I find more or less successful in this painting is the effect of light that it achieved, the handling of color and tones, it is quite deficient, let alone the drawing and the brushstroke. Really like I said, you have been very kind in your comments. Greetings, young master.

[@fergusbabb9722]

I love this, you'll be seeing me on Patreon soon, didn't realise this much was available!

[@rosered103]

That was so cool! thank you for your time, knowledge and expertise Andrew! Paraphrasing.......he could become a fisherman........LMAO

[@prithivrs]

When you drew the lined where the nose should be,,, man, i realized how you great you must be to realize without putting any lines there. Because the pairing was already great….

[@bobbrown8155]

Excellent

[@kepler240]

interesting. I dig it

[@elizabethbradley3154]

Love the horses in the back there! Would we be seeing that soon?

[@shahzadqurashi7728]

Lovely

[@DCweldingAndArt]

I love being a patron now! Best investment EVER! so much fun. And btw, HILARIOUS faces there at the end. Had me rolling 🤣

[@rosered103]

One of the faces reminded me of the Gimli, the Dwarf in Lord of the Rings.

[@DCweldingAndArt]

@@rosered103 hahaha ahhh yes! That's it! That's the one lol

[@johan3276]

I' ve would use the first plan to encrese the dimension of hand and make thgoug a fiend of depth ! But i could live with how it came out now

[@twasbrillig33]

very much enjoyed you "spinning your yarn"

[@DannySabraArt]

So cool you mention Raeburn! I've been obsessed with a raeburn portrait in my local museum and have even done a copy of it trying to learn better technique. His paintings really are fantastic but i've never heard anyone else ever mention his name. He seems to capture emotional drama in the face, especially in the eyes. Very cool to hear him referenced.

[@neilcramond_fineartist]

Hey Danny, for what it's worth I researched Raeburn a bit as part of my art degree, I copied his painting 'The MacNab' which hangs in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Galleries and Museum and part of my findings were that he painted alla Prima and some of his French contemporaries were impressed by this bold brush technique as their process would involve drawing and underpainting before final painting. Sir Henry Raeburn was in very high demand to paint the Aristocracy but he refused to leave Scotland and resisted the allure of moving to London and kept his studio in Edinburgh.

[@DannySabraArt]

@@neilcramond_fineartist That is so cool! I've actually wondered if his style was alla prima or a combination of alla prima and layered painting. My local museum only has one portrait by him, but it's always stood out to me from our collection. Such a great period for painting and he really was masterful at his handling.. the ability to suggest and also to closely render. Ours is called "Portrait of Mrs. Andrew Hay" , c. 1795

[@edford3115]

This process is very interesting and fun and gives artists a whole different perspective. Also, Diane's next painting is going to be even better!

[@khinemyattun3401]

wow , you're so amazing