Basic rules to win at landscape painting.

[@garyromero1562]

Excellent presentation. I think it would be even more beneficial if you illustrated what you are saying with simple paintings. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@jenniferfindlay6914]

I've been painting for a long time, and I ALWAYS learn new stuff from your courses/videos/book. Thank you, Mike. Keep 'em coming :)

[@ArtCandyNepal]

You explain things so perfectly ... seem like you have a very good teaching experience as well ...

[@bonniemccarty6713]

I love the way you keep it simple. Easy to understand. 🙂

[@1aliassmith]

I really like your style of instruction- short, sweet, and to the point. Thank you! Very helpful.

[@dogloverjb6873]

I am a big fan of MIchael o'toole paintings...and I just learned you were his inspiration and instructor. Excellent video. I wish I had a chance to take lessons from you.

[@RevCharlesHopper]

I enjoyed the way you explain your processes. Thank looking forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@justdande2891]

Thanks! Made me chuckle when you mentioned saving the bright colours for the foreground. I immediately thought of your bright red mountain tops from a bit ago 🙂 I guess rules are made to be broken 😂

[@createpaintingsyoulovewith82]

Exactly. You start with the rules and then have fun breaking them.

[@anthonyt1580]

Many people think a genius is someone who just knows how to do something really well but actually a genius is someone who masters all the rules of their job/topic/subject then liberates themselves from the rules and creates their own 🙂

[@leslieghmcdaniel7399]

Loved this ! Thank you😊

[@crashandburngaming5103]

Great tips. If I am not mistaken, that painting on the left is Lake Louis in Banff?? Sure looks like it to me. Been there many times, and did the tee house hike, or should I say challenge lol. Cheers

[@magicalviper8442]

Some good tips! Thank you very much!

[@MartinaTerol]

Thank you so much. Easy but important!

[@69cancerians]

Thankyou , this was very helpful :)

[@miiimiiimiiiii]

thank you so much!!! it was exactly the video i was looking for :)

[@maankawas5957]

Thank you very much, very helpful information! Great video!

[@akanimosamuel1953]

This is the best so far

[@melbavillar3264]

Very useful information. Thank you!

[@kartikawaley5478]

Thanks for explaining so easily..it's worthy tricks..🙏😊

[@eltaungar8627]

on a 9" round canvas what size should the elements be - background mountain, foreground cactus and smaller foreground objects. Thank you.

[@laracalverano8981]

Thank you, Mike

[@korenanygard6957]

Thank you for this video it really helped me ! I learned a lot. I am starting Plein Air Painting.

[@LoriMorrisPaintings]

Hey Mike, I really like your channel. I have been painting for nearly 10 years and I am going to start taking it outdoors... so I have come to watch your videos to get me started. Also I wanted to let you know that your link in your description is missing an s so it doesn't take us to the site. Thanks for making these videos!

[@allanpennington]

What about aspect ratio? The two landscapes hanging behind you during your presentation were quite different in that respect.

[@mindjob]

As a beginner I would add color values in the distance are lighter, intensity is less and cool colors are behind warm colors

[@virginiarparker9503]

Thank you

[@songsariart4321]

Good Show you painting Thanke you

[@constance9789]

Are you going to come back to KZbin? I hope so

[@andrewbellavie795]

I like your Lake Louise painting

[@crashandburngaming5103]

Ya I thought that’s where that was too. Pretty unmistakable setting. I have been up to the tea house several times and the view of the glacier is spectacular. It sure is a workout lol.

[@andrewbellavie795]

@@crashandburngaming5103 right on, hope you can make it back again soon

[@nirjamathur7824]

Very informative

[@Vishal_SN]

I know all these fundamentals but how to apply them in your art is a question?

[@momijiyamanishi4548]

6 synced into the point. Further means ideas. Farther means distance.

[@bddybdz]

Thank you!

[@antoniocc6853]

the shapes of nature are easier when you do not look for the exact resemblance

[@frankblangeard8865]

Rule #1: Avoid anyone who has rules for winning at painting.

[@bdml77]

My landscape paintings are terrible. I can paint people, animals, flowers, but landscapes evade me...

[@1aliassmith]

I really like your style of instruction-short, sweet, and to the point. Thank you! Very helpful.

[@1aliassmith]

I really like your style of instruction- short, sweet, and to the point. Thank you! Very helpful.