Kyle Buckland Beginner Plein Air Oil Painting Demonstration Landscape Art Lesson #10

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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(150-200ml 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

[@harpuaful]

Thank you Kyle : ) i am grateful for your videos. i've learned much. keep on growing... : )

[@deniseshaw3871]

Awesome work ..I love your commentary too . It inspires me so much Thanks Kyle x

[@thedarkspleen]

very cool, u have a good attitude. it shows.Thanks for creating.

[@daleshawn1910]

Thanks again for sharing your very informative videos. I’m learning so much from you. I’m no longer afraid to put that initial stroke on the canvas and I love painting.

[@1974gladiateur]

I love the paper towel for mechanics. The blue one.

[@sdb5236]

Lovely Impressionism from beautiful nature. Thanks for a great lesson.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Shawn Bandel ,Thank you:)!

[@AlonzoTheArmless]

Lots of great stuff in all your videos, but this one in particular had 2 moments I really appreciated: 44:16 - I loved how you showed how you corrected an area you weren't happy with. We always see moments in videos where the artist paints everything "correctly", yet a lot of us find we screw up in our efforts. This moment helped a lot in showing us what we might do when an area we paint on our canvas doesn't turn out the way we want it. 46:22 - The use of the orange around the canvas to use as eye magnets to move the viewer's eye, even if you don't see it in the scene in front of you was very enlightening, as well. It's so tempting when doing plein air to only paint what you see. This often results in a painting that's not as composed as well. These eye magnets are a great solution to strengthen a painting's composition. I just saw your new video telling us about the advanced lessons. I can't wait to see them. Until then, thanks again for posting these videos. I love all the information you give us, as well as the beautiful paintings themselves.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

AlonzoTheArmless , Thank you! Yes we are all human and fixing the mess-ups is definitely part of the process:) I read once that John Singer Sargent would sometimes scrape and repaint an area over and over again to get it just right...the result is that his paintings looked effortless! So glad you are enjoying the videos! Best wishes and happy painting!!

[@maryspires2166]

Thanks for sharing!

[@HeavyMetalRuinedMyLife1971a]

So good !! Thanks for sharing your experience and talent !!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

😁👍

[@AdrianBlount1]

Great video

[@alexis5350]

Thank you....very helpful instruction. I love our style of painting!!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Alexis Rupert ,Thank you😁

[@Sun18Jul]

38:00 "Wanna pop them in real quick. Here they come." Artist bags geese.

[@petkaanitabielert1179]

Thank you for this great video! Finaly the geese made it into the scene. Its such a nice representation of this place.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Petka Anita Bielert , Thanks so much 😁👍

[@mikegurney9278]

Caught up to you from Florent,s channel, a good channel.

[@richardmcknight5682]

It would be very useful to see the finished painting straight on. Thanks. You’re a good teacher and very generous.

[@1303real]

Beautifull like usual! Thank`s Kyle for sharing your talent and passion! it`s very appreciate. bye! my friend

[@theartfulsouls4529]

réal daigneault thanks for watching:)!

[@1974gladiateur]

Very nice brother.

[@richardlumpkin4607]

Like the way you you deal with the water. As I said before I live in Blue Ridge Georgia and we have similar scenery. I live on a creek and capturing it often escapes me. I know “it’s just simple observation” but you made a great point about the cones getting over saturated. I must give that a try in my plein air painting. Great suggestion! Thanks for the content!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Richard Lumpkin , Thanks, glad you enjoyed it:)

[@paulbaldwin6803]

Hello, neighbor. I'm in Jasper.

[@PrincessAloeVera]

Richard you are so lucky to live on creek! Do you have some woods too? I miss all that. I'm a little stuck in Hawaii for now. lol.. Yeah it's beautiful here but no woods or creeks and the cost of living here is very limiting, and they really have been paving and polluting paradise, sadly. Anyway, I subscribed to your channel. Looks like you have a lot of good art vids on playlists and I want to check some of them out. :) ALOHA! Michelle ps I just found Kyle this week. He is a modern master painter don't you think? I do!

[@joemenzaart]

Awesome!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Joe Menza ,Thank you😁

[@marphiitify]

Bravo

[@fadisamman5546]

Thanks🎄🎄🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🌎

[@PrincessAloeVera]

Question: You pointed out that the lights are darker and the darks are lighter in the water reflection. I see that happening in your building reflection but those posts reflections in the foreground are very dark and darker than you painted the actual posts. Do we make them darker if they are in the foreground? Also the value looks the same in relfection of the green clumpy plant very near those 2 posts. And you changed the color to a very dull tone compared to the green plant. Seems like 3 different rules are being applied. Can you please elaborate? thanks so much! Michelle. ps watching all your vids.. so amazing every one and I'm so grateful to be learning so much! I am new to painting and I can't wait to get going. I'm feeling so much better now that I am starting to make sketches that are a GOOD foundation. I will be a more confident painter thanks to your help!

[@paulbaldwin6803]

Kyle, Thanks for the tip on reflections: Dark becomes lighter; light becomes darker in reflection. I've enjoyed your videos. What brand of paint do you recommend? PS -- The mower wasn't a huge distraction.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thanks, I use Royal telens...the Rembrandt line is amazing and even the more economical van Gogh brand is decent:)

[@mohamedeid1191]

جميل جداً

[@1974gladiateur]

Hey brother where are you. We are waiting for your amazing videos.

[@sosthenisharidemos4467]

lovely lesson Kyle thanks by the way can i use your technics with acrylics?

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Sosthenis Haridemos , thanks, yes u should be able to incorporate most of the basic principles into acrylics. Maybe use a spray bottle to keep your paint wet as you work.:)

[@1974gladiateur]

Hey what happen. Where are you. Waiting for the amazing videos. Miss you brother

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Oil Painter sorry for the break...will be back this week..just needed to work on a few other things last week. Shouldn't be too much longer:)

[@pleinaire8698]

lovely impressions of Place, Kyle....noticed that building roof is out of perspective....!

[@richardlumpkin4607]

plein aire it’s all relative...

[@theartfulsouls4529]

plein aire , thanks, that roof was crazy looking..lol

[@rzrr41]

Excellent way to do with the paper towel...And what abouut those geeses are very upse.with the guy cutting the grass look like they got a nesst on the grasses by the pond..and that ass is scaring them...any ways good painting I will try that..gracias.

[@charleswebster2682]

Great tips Kyle thanks for showing a different perspective on same view if you come over to England to paint give me a email plenty good places to paint in the peak district Derbyshire the best time May/june all the best dont spend to much to teaching some times when painting you have to do your own thing and be alittle selfish you need your own time for best results remember we are limited by time all the best Charles

[@jeidinc]

Very talented and great subject, but why is your camera so far away!? So much wasted space around your canvas.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

jeidinc , Thanks, be sure to check out my advanced videos I'll be offering in a couple weeks. I should have some better camera work:)