Creating An Epic 5-foot Cloudscape [Part 2-Oil Painting DEMO]

[@charlespero4934]

That's how it's done. what an amazing painting! I started laynes classes July 10th of this year and I'm on my last painting number 5. In three months he has taught me his technique of this realism landscapes. The best move I made as a new artist. He is an incredible teacher. Thank you Layne.

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

Thank you so much Charles! And you've been a fantastic student.

[@joycemorrell1293]

Unusually beautiful painting. It has a beautiful presence and a magnificent flow to it.

[@liannielsen4430]

So beautiful, it like looking a good film.

[@marnitzvermeulenart]

A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! Seeing the 'burnt earth' of your underpainting whilst you were perfecting the clouds turn into the brilliant birthing of greens growing gives hope. Your cat seems to be a good student - he attentively watches you paint. Put him on a canvas, give him some paint and a brush, lets see what he does. 🤣😻🖌

[@jamesallen1994]

Absolutely beautiful work! I enjoy watching your videos. I used to oil paint years ago but then working got in the way to make a living for my family. I am now at that age I have time to get back into it. I was looking at your list of paints you recommend on Amazon. Do you have a list of basic paints needed for most paintings so that I can start back? Thank you!

[@TheIbsenegger]

Stunning! Sensei what kind of brush do you use to soften edges of the clouds? Tks 🎉

[@carolejackart]

Another incredible painting! ❤

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@TheGrizzy000]

Love it

[@dianechampagne9795]

très beaux ces nuages et une belle luminosité

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

Thank you! 🙏

[@stevencowdell5201]

I,m a landscape artist couldn’t help notice that orange top on the right hand cloud. Wanted to touch it in with your off white. Lol

[@stevencowdell5201]

And so you sorted it later.

[@stevencowdell5201]

Hope these beautiful works are on walls where they’re appreciated.

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

They are! Thank you! 🙏

[@tayeonlee1109]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤10000%❤❤❤❤

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

Thank you! 🙏

[@colinstuartsmith]

Its beautiful.... but i cant help thinking the sequence is the wrong way round. in part 1 we get to see the land painted while the sky is already done

[@RenaMiller-u1v]

How much does a 5’ raw stretched canvas cost and all that oil paint it I ruin mine???

[@JoelPerez-tn4yw]

❤❤❤

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

Thank you! 🙏

[@uwethomae4127]

Wieder sehr schön ! Wie lange arbeiten Sie an diesem Bild? Ich selbst habe für mein größtes Bild (70 x 100 cm) ca. 60 Std. gebraucht.

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

This size typically takes 6-8 weeks.

[@IftiGehlen-uz3pb]

Sir what is your pallete? What colors??

[@tonelo7207]

You can achieve this with only the primary colors and the neutrals

[@gaetanoesposito658]

Bungiorno Maestro. Ma lei dipinge con la tecnica del grasso su magro? Intendo aggiungendo ogni volta un po di olio in più e su uno strato di colore perfettamente asciutto? Oppure dipinge su uno strato di colore ancora umido? GRAZIE

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

Yes, I paint in layers, so each layer is dry when I paint the next layer. And that's typically the next day.

[@gaetanoesposito658]

@@LayneJohnsonStudio Grazie. Ma lei deve avere una magia tutta sua per far asciugare ogni strato in un paio di giorni. Nanche il Liquin può tanto ed evitare le settimane che ci vogliono per far asciugare ogni strato.

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

I paint in thin layers, so yes, with Liquin, it dries by the next day. 👍

[@gaetanoesposito658]

@@LayneJohnsonStudio Ottimo. Grazie della conferma.

[@CahideBasdogan]

Videolarınızı dikkatlice izliyorum....Sizi daha iyi anlayabilmem için alt yazı seçeneklerinize Türkçeyi de eklerseniz çok sevinirim.... Kolaylıklar diliyorum....

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

Thank you! 🙏 Subtitles are a KZbin thing. Sorry.

[@kaiserxion]

I have a theory but I've only tested it with a friend. Not about painting. I know nothing of that. It's about retention of art on KZbin. I found a Thai wood sculpture and the first thing he shows is the finished product from every angle, different zooms, panning over the piece showing every detail, then I watched the whole video. Every time I watch an artist where they start from nothing or show one picture of the finished piece I tend to skip forward to see the finished piece then leave the video. I know, part of the video is the reveal at the end and it's harder for long projects that are split up into multiple videos with how long they take but as a simple not artistic consumer of art, I can say it's more pleasant to watch the former rather than the ladder. P. S. Vertical video especially when mixing it with landscape mode is a big no no.

[@joycemorrell1293]

Dont sell this one.

[@LayneJohnsonStudio]

Too late! Already sold. 👍

[@joycemorrell1293]

@@LayneJohnsonStudio You need to hold on to the best ones, the irreplacable ones you produced at the height of your working life. Later on you will be glad you did.