Kyle Buckland Beginner Plein Air Oil Painting Demonstration Landscape Art Demo #11

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Want to learn the basics of plein air oil painting? The term plein air comes from the french for in the open and describes the concept of taking your paints and easel outside and painting the landscape on location. Join me in my series of free informative beginner level videos, where I will teach you about the essential materials and techniques required to successfully paint the landscape en plein air!
Material List:
Gloves
Oil Paint: Cadmium Red Light, Cadmium Yellow Light, Ultramarine Blue, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Ivory Black, Titanium White(200ml tubes)
French Easel
Paint Thinner: Gamsol or Oderless Mineral Spirits
Medium: Galkyd or Linseed Oil
Metal Brush Washer
Brushes:White Bristle Flat no.6,8,10,12 Filbert no.8, 10,12
Quality Paper Towels
Canvas: Stretched Canvas or Canvas Panel
Palette
Palette Knife

[@fionadent7800]

have watched this vid several times now. Great end result. Thank you!

[@Handotr]

This was a great video. I like how you used the paper towel. It seems like it keeps a painter from getting too picky to soon. I really like your whole process. I’m glad I found your channel.

[@Shadowridercc]

Hi Kyle! I know these lessons were from two or maybe more years ago, but for me who has just discovered you it'd like yesterday! thank you, I'll keep on watching and learning! CC

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Wonderful! So happy to hear that:)

[@normannason]

Another great job, Kyle. Thank you for posting these videos; I’m learning a great deal from them.

[@Shadowridercc]

Really great, When you started I thought, wow! what's this guy going to get out of a bush of sticks and leaves! Amazing, I'll be trying that now. Only thing I found, not only with this one, many in fact! (Tin hat on!!!) When you say "Well that's it, Thanks for watching and you give your outro speech, you don't stop at all, it's just perfect but you add a multitude of dots, lines and scratches!!! It does take away from what you had! (oops) CC

[@cazscot8397]

Amazing the great painting that evolved from the scramble of twigs and vines - ending with a very effective painting Kyle.

[@dawnmillett4875]

You simplify the complex! Thank you!

[@John-rb3yv]

The geese are attracted to your loosey goosey style man!Very nice!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Bud Tuggly , Haha, I guess so:)

[@daleshawn1910]

So inspired. I really love the subjects you choose to paint. You make everything beautiful. Love the geese too🤣.

[@Nicamist]

Can I make a suggestion to help with your easel struggles Kyle. If you put in some panel pins along the top and bottom lip of the canvas grips, 2 or 3 should be enough, then cut the heads of the pins off with some tin snips. Then you can push the canvas down onto them so they bite into the stretchers, that will stop any lateral movement when you're getting vigorous with your block in and not obstruct the canvas in any way so you can cover the whole thing. I have no idea if you call them panel pins or tin snips in the States but they're essentially just small nails and heavy duty sheet metal cutters.

[@paulinehughes5325]

Lovely demo , makes me feel I can do it! Thank you

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Pauline Hughes , thanks! Go for it:)

[@barbaranneboyer7997]

just delightful thank you

[@theartfulsouls4529]

barbaranne boyer , Thanks for watching:)

[@1303real]

Hi Kyle! Like usual, it`s wonderfull for me...I love your style and you are a very good teacher like a GREAT MASTER, you are the BEST. Have a good day my friend!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

réal daigneault Thanks so much! I appreciate your kind words!!

[@dantheman4376]

Very nice

[@richardlumpkin4607]

I enjoyed the progression. I must admit in the beginning I kept saying your losing your light but in the end it turned out great. I’m going out today to spend some time painting at Horseshoe Bend Creek. It’s a beautiful, secluded park near me. Should be fun. Thanks for the inspiration and the instruction.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Richard Lumpkin , Thanks man !! Have a great time and Happy Painting:)!

[@thelmablake7045]

Very nice, Kyle! I was wondering how you were going to make a painting from a jumbled pile of vines and leaves! One of my favorites! Glad you shared!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thanks Thelma! Glad you enjoyed it:)

[@janeinpa]

I am really enjoying your videos. You are a much better teacher than the man who is teaching my $300 class. One thing I wish, though... it's often difficult for me to see the scene that you are looking at. Your Canvas OR easel often obscures The View. Perhaps you could turn your camera at the beginning to show the viewer exactly what you are looking at.

[@OmarLopez-iv1el]

Amazing how you paint, I want to ask you do you apply lots of pressure when your putting paint on to the canvas, since your painting wet on wet????

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thanks..it depends on the type of stroke I'm making...for big broad strokes I use more pressure but for small delicate strokes I use light touch:)

[@quape]

You are a great teacher. May I ask, why do add the light background after you painted the branches? I thought one good rule is to paint from back to foreground.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Quape , thank you! I like to work both ways pulling the background in over the foreground and then the foreground over top of the background so it's like a weaving process. I feel like this gives a more organic look to the finished piece.

[@rikardogibola1312]

Hi Kyle, can I ask - where do artists put their finished paintings when it takes months for the paint to dry?

[@richardlumpkin4607]

Missing your posts. Hoping all is well. It’s been so rainy here in Georgia that I can only paint from reference photos that I have taken. I worked on a confederate grave yesterday. Anyway, just missing your posts.

[@ShawNshawN]

Very cool demo video. I definitely need to get that book by Carlson. Sounds like a great way to understand light to paint much better. If you have a chance, I would appreciate checking my demos as well. All the best painting in plein air!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

ShawN shawN , Thanks so much!:)

[@1974gladiateur]

Hey brother. Can you let me know what is going on?

[@1974gladiateur]

Hey brother where are you. I need my drug which is your video to survive in this world. 😂 please post another one. You should film yourselves every time you paint and just post it.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Marcus Cassius ,I'll be back soon.. been preparing for an upcoming exhibit. Stay tuned:)!

[@1974gladiateur]

Thanks for the reply. I was worried 😦. Cool, take your time, don’t give up on us. See you soon.

[@johntodd3294]

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