Creating Depth In Your Landscape Painting A Study of Hanson Puthuff

[@richardmonson8657]

Phil your channel is unique in that you teach how to do more than just show how to do. I still struggle with implementation but you’ve taught me a lot thank you.

[@philstarke.artist]

You're welcome Richard

[@Sam34292]

I like the work of this artist, thankyou for sharing.

[@philstarke.artist]

Thanks for listening

[@caroledavies5201]

Thank you so much for your great teaching

[@philstarke.artist]

You are very welcome

[@kathybirdwell3224]

Great lesson…very well presented. And I love the rooster crowing in the background.

[@philstarke.artist]

Thanks Kathy, the chickens never cooperate

[@christinelewis5765]

Phil, this was an amazing video. Wonderful examples and explanations! You really broke it all down so well. I truly appreciate all your lessons. They are very helpful. Thank you.

[@philstarke.artist]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Nazareth434]

Good lesson Phil. Three keys to depth creation. I gotta learn to premix colors before painting and arrange by tint tone and shade for the several different planes in the painting. I jusy "mix as I go" and it ends up convoluted as a result.

[@philstarke.artist]

Thanks, it does help to mix the values for the big shapes.

[@jurgenvollrath7498]

Thank you so much

[@philstarke.artist]

You're most welcome

[@C-ChFrey]

Thanks for the vid. Questions: what about adding 4th plane/ground? How about doing the further grounds in high key and the very 1st foreground in low key? Or maybe full key? I am just playing with the idea to exxaggerate the concept of visual depth further.

[@philstarke.artist]

You can certainly change the value relationships between the planes to create more or less contrast. Once you understand the concept, rules can bee broken.