Kyle Buckland Plein Air Landscape Painting Demo Intermediate #1 Art Demonstration

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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: Permanent Madder Deep ,Cadmium Red Light, Cadmium Yellow Light, Pthalo Blue, 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

[@rosewater7136]

Thank you Kyle

[@michellevincere194]

You have a genuineness about you. A lot of people here who sell lessons or have Patreon come off like used car salesmen. You don't, and its appreciated. You're a great painter as well.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you for your kind words 👍🙂

[@patrickmaudens8109]

Bravo l’artiste 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@judycable9769]

Glad you didn't give up. I enjoy watching your video's. They inspire me to go outside and paint. Thank you for not only showing us how you paint but also all the knowledge you share, color mixing, values, shapes, design, etc.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁 it's good to be back!

[@dorenelove]

You are so talented. Thank you for sharing.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁

[@paulperry8614]

Thank you Kyle you are an excellent teacher you have the gift of inspiring, great positivity and skill. Your guidance in observing value and shape is so helpful. All the best for your success.

[@artsalivestudio]

Kyle, you may not be the greatest video producer, but your sure tops in the painting production. I've been watching your videos since you started posting on you-tube. For some time now I have been thinking about plein air painting. Watching you paint and seeing how easy you make it seem gets me fired up. Hopefully, I will get out and do my own plein air painting. I know it won't be as easy as you make it look, but at least I will be having fun. Your talent is amazing. For me your one of the best teachers out there. Keep on the way you're going...your only direction is UP, my friend.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you George! I really appreciate your kind words. I have a very sincere desire to share the process with folks like you so that you can sidestep some of the barriers that I had to meet head-on when I first started. I know that in time I can improve my video quality so it makes me happy to hear that people like you are enjoying the content of the videos regardless of the production value. I hope you are able to get outside soon and enjoy just pushing some paint around. Don't worry too much about the results at first just get out have fun and soak up the process. Best wishes and happy Painting! -kyle

[@yongholt9545]

great work

[@mona2242]

Kyle, I just started following you after your excellent demo on art live school with Eric Rhodes. Your demo about design and composition was extremely informative. Thanks

[@marywhitney7178]

Love your video demonstrations. Have you considered buying a large open box M? It opens up vertically so you can view the palette and painting. The pallette is just below the painting and you can avoid having to always cross over to the pallette. The Easy L and Strada also has that featured. It helps you save your motions.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you for your suggestions! Glad you are enjoying the videos 😁

[@michaeldutton6635]

Thanks for your return. I missed you. Enjoy your instruction.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁 glad to be back!

[@roxannekeomaka4754]

Looks like the rainforest in Hawaii where I live. I call it Jurassic Park. Beautiful painting Kyle

[@sallydeanmello]

You’re awesome. Thank you for your generous information. I’ve missed these videos! Gorgeous painting.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁

[@sueprutting57]

Really enjoyed this video and some of the intermediate techniques. You have really helped me! Thank you!

[@donnaduhamel6004]

Hang in there..you give us hope xxx

[@AlexLiao0910]

Love this video. Especially about avoiding patterns. This is definitely helping me. Thanks so much.

[@OnlineCollegeofArtandDesign]

beautiful!

[@lindasteere1873]

Thanks, Kyle, for showing us how you paint and your color mixtures from a limited palette. I'm going to try your paper towel technique, along with your very loose brushstrokes. My paintings are much too tight! Your style of teaching is very beneficial too.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you for your kind comment! Best wishes and happy painting:)

[@chrissycanvasart]

Beautiful 💙

[@chrissycanvasart]

Good for you Kyle, I wish you every success 👍😁

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thanks so much !😁

[@marywhitney7178]

Your demos are wonderful. The only thing....is that you go from starting with large general shapes and make a quantum leap to very specific trees. I think it would easier for the mind if you started with the large general shapes and demoed how to bring in the specific with that. It seems like a whole section was left out.

[@starvingartistscollective]

Great video Kyle! Know you want to monetize soon but wanting you to know how much your videos have already helped my approach to painting. Your generosity is really appreciated. TFS!!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁

[@John-rb3yv]

BELLA Kyle!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁

[@bertorr7211]

Awesome lesson Kyle, the sky holes and negative contrasts were interesting too. I am vexed as an amateur about which warm red is best, vermillian, rose, aluzerin or ?. I will check out perm. Rose and see what thats like. Impressed by the way you explained the process and thoughts Kyle, at least you didnt eat that bee mate LOL Cheers Bert in Oz

[@boulengerboulenger1177]

Très belle peinture en pleine air ! J’aime❤️. Francis Boulenger

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁

[@maryamaral3175]

What brand of paint do you use? Thank you for explaining the “why” of what you do. You’re a gifted teacher and artist!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁 I use royal talens. Their Rebrandt line is great or the Van Gogh line is good if you're on a budget.

[@margaretcollier4021]

Lovely idea. Could do with a little more light. Thank you

[@karenmurray7063]

I am learning so much. The depth of the forest is so nice. I thought purple was for far away or shadow colors. The trees are beautiful, but how do you know whether to paint the trees a tree-color like browns or grays?

[@1974gladiateur]

There is a message in all this. You have to continue to do free videos for us. Lol

[@1974gladiateur]

You see Kyle all the message, I told you we were missing you. I am not the only one. The Universe told you to take care of us your fans.

[@will-wf6sb]

Hi kyle. i did my first spot of plein air the other weekend, hated it st first, but enjoyed it as time went on, that was a 5 hour session. i did my second yesterday and i'm afraid i have to say it was hard going ( very very tiring in a bad way i found ) for one reason and another so at the moment outside painting has a slight thumbs down, cold, damp, etc may not be for me, tho i can see why people love, and yes totally hate it. tho having said all this giving up isn't on the card's, i'm making a small extension on a very light tripod i have, looking for less weight more compact kit and have a place/ subject in mind near a church i know, but i have a feeling plein air is for the fit but mainly, a healthy person, im asthmatic so cold/damp may not be for me.best wishes.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Good for you for getting out and trying it! It's definitely not for everyone maybe just go out when the weather is ideal. Best wishes!

[@ernarusyani9202]

💓

[@bernadettekendell1176]

Kyle....We are here because of you ,not your paintings....your style is amazing(exp the totally unique start with a paper towel thingy btw) You have a wonderful and gentle way about you and explain well very advanced concepts and ideas.....your paintings are great but dont forget we enjoy watching you paint...the pallets not as important compared to watching your technique and style....thanks for sharing what you do

[@2009randythompson]

What camera did you use for this video? Thanks

[@mohamedeid1191]

جميله جدا

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you 😁

[@lindalopez5951]

Hi!

[@elrusocadena9759]

I like woh you preint

[@GFReamy]

What do you think of staining the canvas with turps & pigment? The whole fat over lean thing?

[@theartfulsouls4529]

I try not to use pure turpentine too much..it can cause the paint layers to weaken if there's not enough oil/medium in the mixture. That's why I like staining with the medium mixture...but I wipe most of it off so it's still pretty lean. The medium helps hold the stain together...too much pure mineral spirits can weaken the integrity of the paint too.

[@georgereamy185]

Thanks Kyle.

[@michaelparry1383]

Kyle, When you feel that you have improved your camera, audio, and editing equipment, you may want to look at "Udemy". I see that many artists have videos on the Udemy platform. You may want to check that system. You will want to feel more comfortable with your videos before you start that process. Producing videos will take more time than painting, so your time investment will be substantial. Great work and I appreciate your effort.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you, I'll definitely look into it:)

[@peggyandthegreenfamily5469]

Hi Kyle from one painter to another your explaining how to paint is quite good? but you lost a lot of light within your painting? and to the lower part of the painting, it looks like your teaching people to mix mud? as with your pallet? if you teaching people you must keep things clear? and that includes clear clean colour mixing anyone mixing colours your way who is learning will just have a mud bath all paint mixing when learning should be separate and done in stages. please remember if people are learning and it goes really wrong it could put them of painting forever? sorry to criticize teaching has to easy and very clear for people to follow. good luck. best wishes ken..