Frank Clarke Simply Painting - Georgia O Keefe Landscape

[@sjohnson3469]

These videos have been a blessing during Covid-19.

[@workingartist5404]

Hi Frank! You are Simply the best!!

[@chipperawesomestuff306]

I enjoy listening to you talk & watching you paint. I feel as if I'm actually in your presence. Thank you for explaining different techniques. It has been a joy to tune into youtube and see you. Please make more videos.

[@annettefournier9655]

I've never been a fan of deserts. Frank has changed my mind.

[@buggybill2003]

I love all your paintings Frank but this one is beautiful.

[@pnb7464]

You make it look so easy, you do a great job in simplifying the whole process.

[@irenepeek3211]

Beautiful ❤️ Love this. Definitely will do 😊 Thank you so much for sharing your talent and wisdom, much appreciated 🤗 also enjoy your stories 🤩

[@patriciasweet9102]

Thank you for sharing your visit to our country. You picked a very beautiful place to visit and paint. Glad you got to visit The Land of Enchantment. A place always near and dear to my heart. I use to live a bit south of there. Miss it quite often. Can't wait to paint this one with you.

[@7000bass]

Thanks Frank, the best as always

[@SpottedBullet]

Thanks again Mr. Clarke!

[@carolynnelson4454]

Love your videos! Thanks for your simplified method of watercolor, and for your non judgmental attitude. You've given me more confidence and enthusiasm get to painting.

[@barbaraagostino5731]

Wonderful..as always..thank you

[@kathyfrye3658]

Great video Frank! it was fantastic of you to do a picture here in the USA.good to see joe the bird visit too.

[@heatherbanks9086]

Always a pleasure .👍🤔🎨✏️

[@dogbarbill]

I know EXACTLY where the bridge that crosses the Rio Grande is, been over it several times myself. Some info about it from Wikipedia: The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, locally known as the "Gorge Bridge" or the "High Bridge", is a steel deck arch bridge across the Rio Grande Gorge 10 miles (16 km) northwest of Taos, New Mexico, United States. Roughly 600’ above the Rio Grande, it is the tenth highest bridge in the United States. The bridge was started in 1963 and completed in 1965. It was dedicated on September 10, 1965 and is a part of U.S. Route 64, a major east-west road. The span is 1,280 feet (390 m): two 300-foot-long (91 m) approach spans with a 600-foot-long (180 m) main center span. Although one of the highest bridges in the US, exactly how high the main span is above ground still remains up in the air. When it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1967, this distance was cited as 650’ over the Rio Grande. And today that number is still widely used. In 2010 however, the Highest Bridges Web Site came out with a substantially lower (565’) figure. This height was most likely derived using a laser range finder but the site did not specifically reference it that way. Wikipedia used this 565’ figure in 2012 when updating its List of bridges in the United States by height, but kept the 650’ (200 meter) figure for the bridge in its Rio Grande del Norte National Monument article. And then in 2015, a height of 600’ appeared on the scene. An author of a bridge book noted this discrepancy and recommended this compromise number be used until the matter was authoritatively resolved. This 600’ figure then cropped up in a January 2016 Materials Performance Magazine white paper about the bridge's then just completed inspection by the New Mexico Department of Transportation. For those not familiar with the pronunciation, it's "Taos" which rhymes with "house". Taos is an artist town, home to many many artists. Thank you Frank, you visited a very special place for me in the Land Of Enchantment.

[@leeanncrall5401]

Thanks Frank

[@vero3272]

Thank you very much! I did it!

[@rosineclement9615]

Merci beaucoup M. CLARKE..... dommage que les traductions en français ne soient pas à la hauteur ; malgré tout je comprends à peu près les mélanges !!!! bon dimanche

[@grazynaborysow7072]

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