OIL PAINTING TIME-LAPSE | Realistic Horse

[@pocobull]

I'm not an artist, so I have no idea what you were talking about half the time, but man, I sure do enjoy watching you paint. God bless.

[@madanlalsaini5292]

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[@madanlalsaini5292]

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[@torstensart1288]

I've been painting seriously for about a year now, and most of my inspiration comes from your work, Chuck. I started a KZbin channel four months ago, and always looked to your videos for tips for painting but also editing and inspiration. Great job as always, and I agree. Painting takes a lifetime to achieve greatness in, and I can't wait for the journey. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@DanilaAbramenkovArt]

Nice to meet a kid here with such skills. Keep going👍👍👍👍

[@elanamarino2624]

Have a look at the 4 books by E. JOHN Robinson....each book is different and he explains everything he learned in the 40 years that he studied the sea and painted it. You'll learn a lot...also try oils there's no need to use solvents that are toxic. Gamblin has 2 products solvent free gel and solvent free liquid that can be used in the underpainting to thin paint. Both also are toxic free alkyd that speed drying time.

[@chuckblackart]

Awesome Torsten! Definitely keep it going. I'm humbled by that, thank you and great job yourself. You certainly have the right attitude towards it which goes a long ways

[@susiesunshine1969]

I started following you Torsten and am stoked to watch your journey!

[@XanBos]

Through the years i have come to depend on underpainting as a huge foundation to the next stage of painting. I was challenged a while back to do a verdaccio underpaintng, and do all the work there, (i.e: detail, contrast, and composition) and then just glaze over that. It was an illuminating moment! Arguably it works better in oils than acrylic, but it is just one of many ways to achieve your goal to that perfect painting! Thanks for sharing! I could see how this was beneficial to your work!

[@calledout2528]

First thank you. I have absorbed and learned from your techniques. I've retired and for 2 1/2yrs I've been learning to paint I have just started learning the process of Grisaille and have watched multiple videos from multiple artists and really appreciate you on your techniques and your explanation on those techniques. You truly have a passion and it shows in your work

[@arlenecameron4509]

I don't think an artist is ever satisfied always learning. This painting is spectacular. You have a great sense of color. I love to watch you paint. We all learn. Thank you

[@chuckblackart]

Thank you Arlene! My pleasure to share

[@KirsiJulkuArt]

You are so good with attention to the details!

[@mikparker2572]

What an absolute amazing painting connected with the heart warming and inspirational story. Thank you so much for sharing. I am 62 yrs young and have recently started oil painting using the acrylic blocking in/ under painting technique. Inspires me even at my ripe age.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@natashastardust2838]

Omg I love horses, owned my beautiful boy for 19 years, sadly lost him in August. My hear will never heal from my loss. This painting made me cry, but in a good way xx

[@janagagnon3943]

Natasha I know how you feel😢 I will forever miss my beloved horses❤️

[@TacetPotentia]

Another beautiful painting and that it's a horse, pleases me even more, as I love these animals. The horse's face expression is really awesome. Just one hint to improve: The hind legs, between knees and ankles, seem to narrow and too thin. A horse has massive muscles in its legs and they form kind of a triangle when well-trained.

[@chuckblackart]

That's how my reference was, and I wondered about that. I don't think these horses get riden a lot anymore which maybe has something to do with that. Thanks so much!

[@JosieB2017]

I have worked more then 50 years from the backs of many different breeds of horses. All four paintings Chuck has captured each of the individual horses. I see older horses that are enjoying their retirement years. The buckskin (painting #4) is a very old horse, you see his age in his face and withers. The pony looks like he was a child’s favorite mount, well loved and bomb proof for any grandchildren that might want a ride. And the sorrel horse, I wouldn’t want to ride him, he looks rough, short neck, narrow shoulders, no withers. A life lived is what I see looking at a Chuck Black horse portrait! Thank You for your outstanding work

[@dwaynekoblitz6032]

I’m certainly no artist. In my mind what you’re doing just keeps not making sense. Then you blink and there’s another masterpiece. Man you’re really deeply talented. Extremely impressive. What an absolutely beautiful painting.

[@victoriatormanen2232]

I have always just painted as a hobby and recently people have begun to ask for commission work. I did one piece as a gift to a ranching family and suddenly I have multiple others wanting paintings as well! It's really exciting, but also quite nervewracking because I don't know what I'm doing half the time and I've never thought myself to be a "professional" artist. That's why I enjoy watching your videos so much, they give me ideas for other techniques to try when I can't seem to figure it out for myself!

[@juliebittinger46]

MAGNIFICENT!!! My mother wants me to paint some horses-you are the go to guy! And your landscapes- oh the details- a painter after my own heart!

[@chuckblackart]

Thank you Julie!!

[@farrierette5216]

You have convinced me to move on and try oils again. You inspire me so much as horses always have been my main subject.

[@rosalindaguerrero254]

I paint mostly oils l like the feeling of how it flows so easily on the canvas, with acrylics it a different feeling and always canvas has to be gessoed so that the acrylic adheres , not completely in love with acrylics but it’s still satisfying. You are a great artist.

[@windywalcha]

You add joy to the world Chuck. Thank you for sharing your gift. I mean it.

[@itsmeliska1186]

I hope one day I will be able to understand shading, perspective, proportions and texture as well as you understand them. I'm am only a beginner and practicing pencil right now (rocks and other still life to be specific :D), but eventually I want to start creating characters cuz mind calls for art but hands cannot create it yet. Thank you for the inspiration 😊

[@fred5968]

This painting is wonderful, but your comments about your development as an artist and the enthusiasm you have for the creative process is inspirational.

[@Artbyevelyn]

I can relate to everything you said, as an artist the learning with new techniques never ends

[@t0raneko]

Your experience sounds like the exact opposite of mine. I was an oil painter first, and I can't get the hang of acrylics. I've found Golden Opens to be a good compromise because you have so much control over the drying process. I found your channel early on and it has been a pleasure to see how you have evolved and what we can learn from your experience.

[@owleyes71]

I'm the same! Acrylics frustrated me, could never get the hang of them...then I found oils and it was like a godsend for me.

[@MadeArteHM]

I love your works, they inspire me, congratulations, a greeting from Colombia

[@frey4343]

your art is so unbelieveably realistic I love u so much you inspire me

[@Cmm_art]

Perfect... I'm always inspired by your amazing talent... Thanks for sharing.. I like all your realistic painting..

[@finding.nirvana]

Am an amateur artist and I've really learn a lot from you and sometimes even copy you 😁 thank you for shearing your work and inspiring not only me but many people who are in the process of becoming a better painter.

[@SuperTripswitch]

Just happened upon this video. Thank you very much as I have had a mental block since covid has dominated what we do, I am more encouraged to start again with art. Your summary of coming to terms with moving on and trying different approaches helps more then you can imagine, thank you again.

[@Jadelight100]

Amazing work! I started watching you about 5 years ago. Your growth in painting is evident in what you are producing now. Thank you for taking us along with you on this journey

[@margaretcoultrup673]

An amazing equine portrait , as good as and I think even better than George Stubbs the renowned British equine artist. It’s a stunning piece of art and I loved the process of creating it.

[@lamlam-cb3li]

fortunately I can see ur horse painting, so elegant

[@sprinkles_and_splash]

I come to your channel to learn a technique.......I go back with the knowledge on how I can Explore my own self nd not copying what you do.....Thank You Chuck for the voice over to let me Grow..

[@owleyes71]

Interesting, I didn't get into painting as much as I wanted because acrylic frustrated me. I found oil at some point and realized how much better it suits me. Oil painting has taught me so much, it's starting to get easier to use the knowledge for other mediums. I also watercolor, which also used to frustrate me but not anymore. Growth can be surprising.

[@artbyjoel]

I love your stuff man

[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

Fantastic, Chuck!!! It's been very evident, over the years I've been watching you paint, there is more and more of YOU that goes into each new work. For an artist, a new technique discovery is also a new self discovery, in a constantly developing thought process. One thing I used to do a lot was to "create" a creature that didn't exist, (mostly birds), and create my own colour scheme for them. That can push the thought processes a bit😅...and also drive you a bit 🤪...😂😂 Beautiful painting!!! The smallest details are phenomenal!!! Thanks!!!

[@guaraciabaroldan7924]

Love horses, and see your paintings

[@rhondasruminationsonreading]

Absolutely beautiful! I love watching you paint. I paint mostly with acrylics, but I still find something interesting to learn in each of your videos even when you are using oils. Very cool.

[@renamaemcdonald2075]

Love your work! There's a definite improvement all the time

[@ShahanoorMamun]

OMG 😮 🤭 It’s really great painting👍👍 you said very well! You tutorial is very helpful for learners ❤️ I do Watercolor painting but I enjoyed you video very much !

[@anjalifirefly1772]

I tried so many times to draw a horse, looks alive as yours but never succeed. How you do this ? Really you are a great artist.👍👍

[@mattartline1.08]

He uses camera lucida on mobile phone or may be he uses a projector to project his subject on a canvas and trace it, you know all artist has their own trick to work fast, you only need to discover it yourself 😁

[@shadygamererfan377]

@@mattartline1.08 or grid method.

[@rocketsingh6792]

bhaiya please don’t try, these people have 75 types of brushes and 15 types of papers, and they will never tell you how they are doing it, otherwise what would be the difference left between you and them

[@TheStarhorse1]

The way to learn to draw horses is to spend time around them. You really have to see how they move, and how their bodies are put together. It does start to make sense if you watch them long enough. Maybe find a farm who will let you bring a sketch book, and then sit and sketch them. I don’t know why, but I never could learn to draw horses from photos. I had to see them in real life. (And I’m not saying I’m great at drawing horses, but seeing them helped.) Good luck!

[@murderousashes9690]

@@TheStarhorse1 that’s great advice! I like drawing calves and since my uncle has gotten two I’ve been around them more. I’ve definitely been able to produce better art. 👍🏻♥️

[@angelawatson5921]

Beautiful Horse Painting

[@SC4RArt]

Amazing job! Looks so real! 🔥🔥🔥

[@sreedevi.s18]

I started watching ur videos from past few months becoz of lock down, the way u explain inspired me a lot n ur work is outstanding. Thank u so much for sharing it’s really appreciated from Singapore.

[@susiesunshine1969]

You're my favorite painter. From subject matter to style to color. I love the contribution to nature art!

[@chuckblackart]

I appreciate that so much thank you Susan

[@matthewalexander6792]

Lovely work Chuck, as a super realistic oil painter, I really appreciate your work. You have that old school way that I just love. Keep up the awesome work sir! Oh, and I'm crazy about horses, and once upon a time I owned a beautiful Arab stallion... I miss him so... God bless! 🎨

[@chrisclark9040]

I LOVE THIS PAINTING!!! I would LOVE to have this hanging up on my wall!

[@patriciacalton777]

Check as I told you through messenger but I have not heard back from you I think you are probably the best instructor I’ve seen on TV KZbin. Or anywhere for that matter. I would really like to get in the drawing for one of your paintings or prints. Not the puzzles but something you’ve done because I will treasure that I thank you very much. Pat Calton

[@rebekahbrooks6595]

Yay! You're back! Love the personal story and painting. Fantastic!!

[@tinkerno11]

There’s only one word to describe this - fantastic

[@cindyjenkins6375]

I sure do enjoy watching you paint your pictures as they are so life like. I enjoy each one I see as you progress with your ability and knowledge. I think back to how I used to watch PBS with Bill Alexander and his mighty brush and how well he did but his style of painting does not compare with yours. Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing more fantastic paintings with your name on them. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. Cindy A Jenkins

[@QueensCookbookDIY786]

What a treat to watch this video....mesmerised by your work

[@draven3838]

I started the same way with pencil at 5,then painting at 14 with acrylics ,and I also use pen and inks ,I love to paint ,it allows me to create my world

[@long-termjournal8055]

Hi, Chuck...... It's been so long.... Good to see you with another art video........

[@chrisr6157]

Thank you for this video and your process. I really enjoy listening to how you are evolving as an artist. Your work is just wonderful!

[@RollnToSlots]

Enjoyed very much... just 1 lil knit pick the rear hoofs should be white as the sock touches the hoof 😁 the hoods can even be striped it black n white touch them

[@Babs9285]

Just gorgeous! So soft, so real looking! ❤️👍🏻❤️

[@fafa2482]

I wasn't feeling well....but this made me smile, thank you

[@rocketsingh6792]

it’s a comedy going on, isn’t it

[@fafa2482]

@@rocketsingh6792 it's not, l meant that l smiled at the beauty within his piece of art work

[@sherrysimmons9720]

This is how I feel about acrylics... I love watching you paint, but I do wet paint (I asked myself, isn't this like oil) I guess I just like it to dry faster when I'm done with the area... It's Beautiful Chuck. Thanks for sharing...

[@brusheswithbec]

Absolutely beautiful work.

[@emmanuelperaltapaintings6371]

Awesome realistic horse oil painting! Love it!❤

[@celebritypie9533]

honestly i like your acrylics painting please make some more painting in acrylics the way you handle acrylics its speechless in oil you need lot time but for us for youtube people make acrylics please we love u so much

[@ACRYLICARTWORKS]

Wow outstanding work. I always watch your videos and all your painting videos are amazing.

[@ArtwithAmrita]

Your paintings are really awesome.. you are so talented and I am always inspired tour paintings and painting techniques.. I am always looking your paintings seriously because you are my inspiration Sir.. I am also open a KZbin channel 2months ago..

[@ruthholter9678]

Beautiful as always Chuck! thank you so much for sharing this and your story, you're always an inspiration.

[@saundrabusch4452]

Your paintings are beautiful!

[@elsalungo319]

gracias por compartir tus pinturas, aprendo mucho..eres un maestro.

[@joanngarrahan723]

Wow... stunning... will you show the other horse paintings please?

[@mikeadkins1854]

Beautiful work Chuck thanks for sharing what a inspiration!👍👌

[@yyylll7801]

Благодарю!!! Супер картина!!!! 🤝

[@shrikantphadke9123]

Kindly show your pallet in a corner and narret which colours you are mixing and the technique used by you. wonderful video. Thanks a lot. Awaiting your next.

[@tammyevans7333]

Watching this gives me such inspiration!

[@NshepMAx9]

I wasn’t anticipating the knife work, excellent job!

[@architectsdesignjournal3269]

Amazing as always, it's so full of life. 😍👏

[@mattsullivan4196]

I love this so much

[@joseluisderivera465]

Marvelous!! Congratulations

[@PangeranMars]

I love Art😘

[@trishadiddy]

So cool, Chuck!😱 I use acrylics, but I still enjoy trying to make my paintings as detailed as yours!

[@watercolorlegend423]

This is awesome,good job,nice to see your video n nice to meet u👍👍👍

[@soniadcosta2328]

I'm at loss for words... beautiful.. 👍

[@franceslazu1784]

Gorgeous!

[@evidencesuggests1697]

Man you really are brilliant! That painting looks like a photo! Keep up the most excellent work my friend;)

[@neharikha]

Hi Chuck black iam 13 years old and I love your painting and I painted a some of them I working on a new oil painting that you painted .The brown horse 👍👍

[@beckycopley1041]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing how you work, it’s so inspiring ❤️

[@jacisantos1849]

Congrats on your journey!

[@PaintingwithIrene-Clarke]

wow-he looks fantastic-love horses💖💖💖

[@Dirk_Mcgurk]

beautiful. so much detail

[@pps5666]

So realistic!

[@anuzonienu469]

God bless you sir, everything about this content was peaceful and not forgetting, knowledgeable.♥️💢

[@babaranwar5462]

Beautiful painting

[@ekoyesart6107]

So beautiful artwork 👍

[@judywoolsey7404]

Beautiful! I'm always learning from you. Thank you.

[@annifanni23]

So beautiful! You are so inspiring I wish I could paint like this. I find I get so stuck and end up chucking things out because I get so frustrated if it doesn’t look right. But at the same time I haven’t layered so I doesn’t look as nice so I need to work on that

[@chuckblackart]

Story of my life! I went through what you describe for years and years. If you find the love for it you'll eventually break through and get where you want to be. Thank you!

[@annifanni23]

@@chuckblackart thank you chuck for your encouragement :) I’ll keep trying! Thanks for all your inspiration!!!

[@rachnajain9896]

Finally after 2 months

[@chuckblackart]

Had my duck stamp painting come in the way, takes a long time to do that one hence the delay 😁

[@michaelmadison883]

Would you ever consider sketching your subject in paint the way you do the backgrounds? I notice you start with a high level of detail right away on your main subject. Would you consider the continuous refinement of honing in the detail but starting more roughly. I wonder if it has to do with the fact that you started with pencil. Look I love your work, you know this, I watch everything you do and learn so much from you, I'm so grateful for you sharing. I wonder if you gave yourself the freedom to sketch only in paint what that would do for your work if anything. If I had 1% of your talent I would feel like a genius :)

[@luvinart.839]

Beautiful Artwork 💯✅👏🏼👌🏼☺

[@snakemasterzzz2053]

Awesome as always

[@DanilaAbramenkovArt]

Even without horse this landscape would look great 🙂

[@kimmahi3807]

I really appreciate ..what u said...those r really needed to know to be a good artiste. .

[@user-nq1nt8fx7v]

Just wow!

[@SandyK1]

Gorgeous

[@chrono5128]

This is an insane painting!... I am similar to you, I started with graphite, went to colored pencil (now a senior is hs and sticking with colored pencil rn) but have tried both oil n acrylic... it does seem daunting but I want to try them more in my future

[@draven3838]

Beautifully done ,thanks for share

[@irmawassing140]

Wauw, wat prachtig!🤩

[@DeliaHatfield12331]

I think you’re Art is Great