Painting an EPIC Mountain Scene! [ Landscape Painting Techniques in Oils ]

[@iansmoir]

I learn more from this dude in 15 minutes than I did in 4 years at art school.

[@Edcabraltv]

Wait until you buy his actual videos. I DID and the knowledge and techniques are worth every penny. Andrew is a modern day master. Check out his website and see his work.

[@Atheism-And-Normative-Ethics]

Yeah most stuff online even is complete mediocre bob ross trash. This is like modern transcendentalism. I absolutely love Thomas Cole and the hudson valley art school bunch. then mix in more realism and you get these hyper visual experiences.

[@renatobautista563]

I just bought your video tutorials and very excited to start painting again. I've been struggling with landscape and stop painting for a while. After 25 years of inactivity I got inspired again by your techniques and details. Thank you so much for all your videos. I have so much to learn.

[@lovelybydecay7811]

1000% no joke

[@Soturi_the_paladin]

To be fair you should after 4 years have the understanding and foundation to actually utilize what he is saying. People just starting out, this is arcane to them in many ways. Now granted if you just bought his videos according to the comments, most likely you could have saved a lot of money. Art school is a scam.

[@jiachen3818]

When the painting looks more realistic than real life

[@laughterman805]

That’ll be the day

[@patrickjagger1476]

Singer Sargent

[@porcodiomede1094]

That’s the moment you know it’s not art

[@ulrichvonjungingen3324]

it's called magic)

[@ayaneagano6059]

Porco Diomede ?

[@sereveti]

You're insane, Andrew. One of the best realist landscape artists alive today!

[@linneasalseg577]

He is the best in my opinion. Just wonderful to watch a living icon!

[@Grizzly-i6s]

@@linneasalseg577 agree

[@denneb-astronomiaearte5994]

He Is THE BEST for me too

[@alarahalbach8665]

This is the same was i thought as well

[@fengsports2063]

I. AM. STUNNED. I am gobsmacked. My jaw dropped at the detail at the end. The meticulousness is unreal. There is one thing having talent. Something completely different having the discipline and the patience to put that talent to use. You have tonnes of talent and patience.

[@marilynfranks8995]

It just chafes my butt that people have the audacity to say that you're tracing. They obviously aren't listening to anything you have said or watching anything you do. You are a Master and I love the way you unapologetically just moved forward to let your art speak for itself. You're a class act for that. This work is breathtaking and I learned a lot by watching. I will be going for the whole video! Thank you!

[@Rufus066]

He basically enlarged his own work, why use grids when u can just project, it does the same thing but one takes probably 5 times less time

[@NarutoUzumaski]

What does chafe mean

[@colbyjackcheeser]

Naruto Uzumaki chafe means to rub and make something sore

[@alliknowisthatiknownothing8247]

Yeah they think its cheating but don't even realize that old masters have been using projection devices and grid tracing before we had all this digital technology

[@elsalungo319]

ese perfil no es mio,si ves agregaron el resto ...tus enseñanzas son maginificas

[@michaelgadsby]

To say this is beautiful is a mountainous understatement... just wow.

[@FeelBetterGetWell]

Andrew you are a Master and a gifted, generous teacher. Your editing, concise explanations are fantastic. You can explain a complex process with ease and passion and you inspire people to follow their artistic dreams. Congratulations and thank you for your gifts.

[@b.a8908]

Abaolutely,his way of explaining things are so clear.He has a good talent for teaching and speaking also

[@jackripper3429]

@Christiana Long story short, get to the point geez.

[@hoborock007]

@@jackripper3429 ....it was perfect.....

[@jackripper3429]

@@hoborock007 cry me a river lol

[@hoborock007]

@@jackripper3429 Ha......go back to bed

[@Beau_JT]

I sometimes don't know when watching his videos if I'm inspired to do art more, unmotivated or just in shock at the pure ability this man contains.

[@madiha_tanveer273]

True. I wonder how much practice, time it may have took him to reach this level. I hope i learn to paint like this too!

[@nnotny]

Brain freeze without the ice cream.

[@jcagra2012]

@@madiha_tanveer273 there must be a certain amount of natural talent, his eye is able to direct his hand. Art school can teach techniques but the rest is up to the individual.

[@danhamjam]

Art is learned. This is an age old question asked by billions of people, the ones that 'make it' are the ones that don't give up. thats the secret answer you are looking for. You can't get to the destination before you have set off....

[@FreddieElenes]

Using the projector makes you effective and smart. Your experience is vast that doing something laborious is now counterproductive.

[@jimx3345]

So beautiful and beautiful beautiful and beautiful! Amazing talent!

[@r.b.ratieta6111]

Me: "Wow! That's a really nice painting!" Andrew: "Oh that's just the oil preview."

[@fayee8986]

Appreciate your honesty with the projector! Now we know they all do it. LOL they're just not honest about it. What does it matter? It's faster. And the finished product nobody can tell if it was projected or it was hand penciled. That's why they all do it. LOL thank you Andrew appreciate you more than words can say. Love your humility! Love your unselfishness, and I say again your honesty!

[@fnhc2023]

Well he DID hand sketch it…..but just then projected it…..same thing to me

[@michellemarcotte7469]

Marvellous. Using a method to project a design is something that artists have done for centuries, you are just much more sophisticated!

[@prasadnatarajan]

That is meticulous planning and execution Andrew, hearty congratulations on yet another masterpiece! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Thanks so much Prasad!

[@kirenjitjaura3371]

Sonetimes time is of an essence. I agree with you Andrew, there is nothing wrong with using technology with your art. Back when I was in high-school I did the largest painting I had ever done and I didn't think I could complete it in a short period of one full semester ( 3 1/2 months) so I was hesitating until my art teachers showed me how to use a projector to trace my drawing onto the large canvas. With the help of technology it took me only a week to draw it which allowed me the rest of the semester to paint it. It was awesome and I loved the end result. Love this painting too. It's heavenly. Be blessed! :)

[@robertchilders8698]

Many artists have used opaque projectors and had to radically compensate for the destortions! It took talent just to use those things, especially the cheap ones!😮

[@timange124]

Probably the most incredible painting I’ve ever seen. That was so worth my time. Thank you!

[@tumblingrosesstudio]

This is my FAVORITE landscape video on KZbin! THank you so much for sharing!!

[@uzeirmustafa2392]

mindblowing, this made my brain so happy at the point when showing the technique about the sunlight

[@niks966]

Brilliant.....and LOVE the way you add a tiny touch of tech...much needed. Fabulous painting.

[@thatswhatisaid7527]

I lived and worked in Milford Sound as a kayak guide for 3 years and I am can barely put into words the feelings that flowed through me as you brought my old office and home to life. You have truly captured the immense majesty and awe inducing landscape of New Zealands most iconic location that most can not even obtain with a camera. Beyond amazed with this. Incredible.

[@AC-jp1lm]

What a cool job! Feeling envious!

[@HBountario]

We can not run away from technology to achieve perfection.the most important is the artist strokes and color mixing to make this painting beautiful.

[@omarbarreramartinez2033]

Today people do so many stupid things saying it's art, but now we know that it's part of a dark and obscene business. However, watching and hearing you through the process of creating such a masterpiece is an oasis in the middle of all that sh**t. Greetings from the republic of Panama.

[@frechstudios3129]

I agree with you on the use of technology. The old masters used projection too. They came up with the designs and worked out the compositions then had to actually paint it. You are an amazing artist!

[@minenu11]

As a bit of a landscape photographer I get a feeling of insignificance when I see the depth of knowledge and understanding you have about light and tone and your ability to apply it in your composition. Your paintings are sublime.

[@Chillwell2011]

Thumbs up for using a projector. I also now use one after 30 years of gridding large canvases to transfer the image. I also find it useful to project an image onto different sizes of canvas to find out on which size the image works best. Sometimes I am surprised to find that the image doesn't work at all and I have saved myself from starting a painting that was going to be trouble. On large canvases empty or dead areas become apparent that one doesn't notice on the much smaller reference image.

[@Quanic2000]

I challenge people who called you out for "tracing" a projection to come up with results as great as yours using the same technique. Some people just love to find faults in others to make up for their lack of talent and work ethic.

[@ollie2244]

He's great at colouring in!

[@jensbasement3862]

Even if he was using a projector, he is still painting with his own technique to achieve such results. Some ppl can use a projector, but not have the skill to paint as he does. But its obvious with how articulate he is, he wouldn't need a projector anyhow. Not that artists who use projectors are in any way hacks. I don't see anything wrong with using a projector anyhow. Who cares how somebody has come to complete a painting? The matter is, they did it using their hands, a paintbrush, and their painterly skill. Everyone has their own creative process and its honestly no petty art snobs business to critic. Let your work speak for itself and no one can say anything.

[@halokosovo1]

lol was about to say the same damn thing

[@alliknowisthatiknownothing8247]

Yeah I agree with you. Also some people don't realize that artists have been using projection devices and tracing techniques for hundreds of years. Its nothing new :l

[@robertchilders8698]

I have used several methods, including Projectors to get a outline. found that you will get many destortions you have to compensate for! never used a digital projector! How good is it? Colors by projector are very "washed" out, so you much enhance and add more intense color. It's alright to use aids! your talent is in the final rendition, in which Andrew is an expert! Aids give you more time for the details and enhancements! I've developed a " raised surface" texture, simulation to embossing, to give it more of a 3-D look! Amazing results, especially for rocks and trees! Still wish I was as good as Andrew Tischler! Learned something new already!!😊❤

[@pmnirmal4634]

You painted an EPIC mountain. And, the painting itself turned out to be EPIC. I feel this is the best painting of yours till date (June 2023). Who knows, you maycome up with another epic one in future!

[@dominicktaranto6521]

Absolutely amazing, you are the most talented artist I have ever seen and the best teacher. Thank you for allowing us to learn from you.

[@pmnirmal6052]

Truly an EPIC painting! I think this painting is your greatest ever ! I don't think anybody can do better than this ! Oh! That ambience! You are a master painter !

[@jonathanhall3894]

May I add my thoughts? Thanks 😁 Norman Rockwell himself was one of the very first artists I know who used a projector as a means of transfer. Andrew, ignore the haters. Your paintings are always EPIC !! Thanks for the faithful stream of free, stunning art content on this platform! I constantly use these videos to Inspire my artistic drive

[@ndickson9400]

You are so correct !

[@melobit6137]

I think it was German artist can't remember the name who "started" using projectors for his paintings it was about a time when they put down Berlin wall. Thats as far as I know

[@melobit6137]

Also early masters used pinhole cameras where they traced projected image thats why a lot of realistic paintings are not so huge

[@OllieBeeston]

@@melobit6137 Yes! Also, look up the Camera Lucida, even 200 years ago artists were tracing via projectors!

[@vijayk976]

Talent personified. And loads of patience sitting on it and meditating. At such an young age to render such monumental works is pure joy. May God bless you. As much as we enjoy nature we also marvel at God's creations like you.

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Watching this is like listening to a symphony. Thank you.

[@almerindasilva2917]

"EPIC" is the perfect descriptive word for this video. I bought your video, which is really two full videos for the price of one, plus an additional 30% off. I am so incredibly amazed and grateful for your generosity, with not only with the price ($60.00 for 2 full videos, Milford Sound alone is over 7), but also the amount of information you pack into both videos. Both scenes are just breath taking and your detailed insight to all of your thinking, techniques, and execution of your brush strokes, paint mixing, materials, and so much more is clear and informative. The price for what you are offering is a steal. Thank you! I highly recommend these two videos to anyone reading this comment. Take advantage of this limited time offer. I think the two for one deal ends today or soon, so for those of you wondering if you should get it, I say definitely YES!!! Also, it would make a wonderful mother's day gift!

[@patrickethington16]

Wow. Beautiful, I would be thrilled if my end result looked like the block in stage. BTW no need to apologize for techniques. Most of us watching could only dream of attaining this level of mastery and projecting a skeleton of the composition is not the reason that the clouds and sun light look like a photograph, or that I could take a cup and literally drink from the up close water.

[@ManuB3581]

Patrick Ethington Actually most of us cannot even dream of something even a mile of this even with a projection or what not . Anyway its his own picture he projects ! Some people always find fault . Best ignored they never contribute to anything !! Andrew u are amazing !

[@tulockthewerewolf9744]

@@ManuB3581 well said! He's by far my favorite Artist.

[@carltappin5473]

Thanks Andew, great, great painting of Milford Sound. I'm Carl Tappin from the UK and I've been following you closely with all your painting demonstrations. My wife and I are traveling down under on a cruise from Sydney Oz to NZ south island and visiting the famous Milford Sound. Unfortunately the cruise does not include us stopping off and saying gudday at your studio, believe me I wish I could. Thank you for giving me lots and lots of tips and guidents with my paintings, A big thank you. Carl.

[@Dana-hw8ut]

Dude if I somehow managed to do his "block in", I won't be able to sleep that night from happiness.

[@ricardofineartist]

That "block in" looks incredible!

[@DCweldingAndArt]

Many MANY hours of being "Stuck into it"....like, 18 years of being stuck into it, lol itll get u there! Good luck!

[@ljbrown3311]

I know right?! Like the block in is a piece on its own.

[@samuelpickens9104]

Years worth of hard learned techniques in 20 minutes. Thank you intensely.

[@isaiahborg9446]

I love how artists can make paintings lol like a photo. It really shows the artist skill

[@kathleenhutter4412]

And I agree Andrew about the projector, when you're making your own design, a tool is a tool! I use the projectors too when I need to get my design up onto a huge canvas, it's just more efficient!! Good for you! I love your videos and share them with my students often. Love your work!

[@ehrlichlanierc7429]

Thank you so much for sharing. Your art touches me so it brings tears to my eyes . Master artist, you will be counted in history with the masters. God bless you always.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Thanks mate, you're too kind!

[@dlombard]

Norman Rockwell did EVERYTHING with a projector. It's only a starting point and there's PLENTY of time to screw it up after it's drawn. This painting is stunning! Great work Andrew!

[@billbevan9813]

Only thing I can say about this short video, EPIC.

[@amitavasengupta3405]

Epic indeed....what a perfection....the last touch of sunrays reflection is just scintillating...making this creation of urs a larger than life!!!!!!!!

[@ashes.a5865]

I love how you create the atmosphere in a painting it shows years of blood sweat and tears you've been through

[@jandom9008]

That's true.. hardwork pays.

[@vernedmonds7498]

Modern day Bierstadt! Breathtaking painting

[@artbyknight5742]

This painting reminds me of the great old master, Bierstadt. His painting Valley of Yosemite. You have taken me into the scene as if I truly were there! That is hard to do, and you have hit a home run! Bravo!!!

[@robertchilders8698]

Many great and successful artists was inspired by Bierstadt!

[@scottm2553]

I really like that time lapse at the end. Really helps show the buildup.

[@Yourhighnessnona]

This is soooooo impressive. Not just the technique, but the soul he puts in it. Truly incredible.

[@nnotny]

What I learn most from his work, especially something like this, isn't any particular technique. It's the value of pure patience. For those who criticize his use of a projector, well...do you see him taking any shortcuts in the painting process?

[@artistglyn]

Fantastic work Andrew. I've had Milford Sound on my to do list for at least 20 years ! Now I have the inspiration to get on with it. This is the year ! Thanks again for a wonderful demmo.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Cheers Glyn! Get onto it mate, it's a cracking landscape! :)

[@artistglyn]

Just ordered a set of your daggers. Really excited to use them on this project.

[@fabriciocortes8581]

Im from Brazil and I dont know nothing about american art tradition. But this artist Mr. Tischler reminds very much of Bierstadt. Those wide and dramatic landscape, an epic scenario for sure. The point of view from the ground looking to above, like he was trying to put the viewer in a respect position before the almighty wonders of life. The sun lights ripping through the clouds are awesome. Bring life back to art. Thank you for sharing your work, Mr. Andrew.

[@annefuller7936]

Thank you for sharing this with us, your work is incredible and inspiring, it’s so soothing to watch. I love to watch your brushwork and all the different techniques you use , thank you again

[@sahtipatteri]

A million dollar painting... You truly are a master of arts

[@osvaldomacedoneto9592]

Andrew, I’ve just downloaded the tutorial and I can’t wait to watch it, but I decided to have a sneak peek first... This is just breathtaking, as always the water reflection blows my mind, but not just that, every piece of this painting is masterfully done. Thank you for a wonderful lesson!!

[@jasonemile7163]

The opening shots of this location are breathtaking...wow...a wonder of the world

[@matfry2310]

They’re just jealous of your skill tish, I wouldn’t be surprised if your painting were in museums across the world selling for 100s of millions when you’ve passed. Love this stuff brother keep them coming 👍

[@noemigarciano5143]

No, he will be selling it for millions while still alive, still painting and painting more inspiring EPICS, because I will be buying his works for my film productions very soon!!!!

[@Ron-pu5tq]

Andrew, I have been watching you for a year or two. You do an excellent job of teaching and your skill is outstanding. Thanks.

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

"Detail, has to be earned." - Andrew Tischler, 2020

[@ManuB3581]

Its magic how a white canvass transformed into a bit of heaven on earth ! You are brilliant man ! Hope you earn more name and fame !!

[@shellyparker8960]

Simply amazing work, Andrew! Your technical execution lends to such phenomenal realistic detail. Thank you for sharing your skills with us and congratulations on completing this epic masterpiece.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Thanks Shelly! It's an absolute pleasure. More videos on the way!

[@farrukhbhatti8246]

Andrew, for me this is the most beautiful landscape oil painting ever. 🎉

[@annesaffer629]

Wow, cool stuff- the glazing on the water, the sunbeams, the string sun- I just got the full video, and I cant wait to watch it! Allow me to gush a bit, but its a thrill to watch a master work. You rock!

[@mattmcmillan3573]

Spectacular! The rays of sun, hanging cloud, sparkling water .. I can smell it.

[@raynoladominguez4730]

I love watching your process and hearing your thought process as well. Your teaching methods are awesome. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and abilities. I especially liked the Sunray trick that you shared; that is so great. You have produced yet another masterpiece. EPIC! I am going to order those brushes.

[@johnA012]

Insanely technical/ zen process. Quality brand and color palette choices are reminiscent of what the standard was in older times - good investment and even greater results!

[@johnA012]

..phenomenal brushwork!

[@kimberly2122]

I'm in awe, I can't imagine how this would look like in person 😲! Amazing as usual 😊

[@christopheramey6567]

Like all your painting, I love the way You are explaining your work process. Don’t worry about the few people writing that you’re tricking... I follow You since years and know how Your passion is... dispatching us what is Your working process... Thank You very much for that. It helps a lot!

[@ghosteez8465]

When he did the small practice painting I was like.... oh my god *that* is amazing.. I'd kill to paint like this though, keep up the good work, its truly inspiring, simply the most beautiful art I've seen

[@franceswitham8214]

So glad you're not afraid to use projections. It's all about the painting. You are a wonderfully talented artist. Thanks for teachig.

[@GlazesRaV]

"the water is now complitly dry" I never thought that this sentence would have any sense

[@macksharpe1513]

Ice?

[@GlazesRaV]

@@macksharpe1513 well it is no longer water when it is changing into ice, mr. wise guy. Not so sharp-e after all Mack, huh?

[@romanograsnick]

Who won't want to be an artist in that beautiful piece of planet Earth. Amazing and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Stay curious!

[@swordguy1243]

Amazing More of these paintings please 😎🙏🏼 Subbed

[@henrymarcel4978]

You, you are the ultimate master. You are glorious.

[@abhijitmali4597]

Painting like these should sell for millions and not some crap which any 4 yr old could draw

[@darrenvarley105]

You've definitely perfected the art of realism.

[@laudyreyes3974]

I'm amazed how some people can be so silly with their comments. What if artists or Andrew have used optics or any technology of some sort to start a painting. First is his idea and his design as he said, second you still need to know how to draw and how to paint to manipulate color and forms and shapes. It doesn't matter what you use, if you don't know how to paint or draw it will show. To get to a finish painting like Andrew's works you need skill my hater friend.

[@Asmitha90]

well it clerly does... This mentality made it so that per printing painting and drawings became something comonly used and 99% of people cant tell the difrence betwen a pre printed well done low efort copy and slow but solid cratsmanship...

[@smokonlytree]

This is amazing

[@JaimeTrindade]

Monstro!

[@LucasGomes-vx3lj]

Que incrível, parece uma foto de tão real. Admiro muito esse tipo de arte.

[@DrDune]

I am in awe. It kept getting better.

[@eckee]

He called that oil “sketch”

[@voice-of-oblivion]

I have no painting skills but I am merely fascinated by watching someone mastering this craft. Great!!! what humans can do!!!

[@arielrgh]

I bought the whole stuff. I already emailed you my comments, which I didn't want to write here in order not to give any spoilers. Suffice to say it was good. Worth the investment.

[@AndrewTischlerArt]

Hey Ariel! I really appreciate your feedback, thanks so much for your support.

[@SolalBarca]

Woaw... Man, you're a beast... True light's mastery.

[@danialm8122]

Caravaggio use transparent glass to trace his real life human model and he is legends.

[@1do2likeU]

How do you know that 😳?

[@danialm8122]

@@1do2likeU Art History

[@1do2likeU]

@@danialm8122 😃👍

[@abigailhumes4608]

Andrew, you are such a joy to just watch, even when I do not feel like painting. I am old, so that is not meant in any way but the highest compliment. My husband (of 56 years) and I like to sketch, and do a little acrylic painting, and we enjoy just watching you create beautiful paintings tho we may never get there. Keep on doing what you do. You have an encouraging attitude for anyone anywhere at anytime. Your work is beautiful.

[@fritz4345]

Projections have been used since the camera obscura was invented. There is a great book from David Hockney about this: Secret knowledge. Highly recommended.

[@klakkinkittykat]

Camera Lucida !

[@alejandropinero-delgado351]

Andrew! You break paradigms! I never figure something do simple can actually helps a lot!!! We are in the 21st century so we should act as artist of this time! Amazing trick!

[@Lipurshan]

Stay at home Me : Staring at the ceiling, napping for 12 times Him : Dab dab dab boom ... a masterpiece painting

[@patriciaingraldi4719]

What beautiful majesty you shared with us!! I'm bedazzled of your painting and the gorgeous landscape of New Zealand

[@aikcastle5043]

Here are my 3 simple steps: I press like first, read some comments, then watch the video.

[@ryanmeade3020]

I honestly think this is my favourite painting I have ever seen the details, the glazing and attention to the light source are absolutely phenomenal

[@antonioperezroldan2746]

Pasar español

[@gammintruths2988]

Ahhh ha I see his other dirty little secret, he uses a paint brush too! Not just the projector.... What a cheat LOL

[@MariaRevArt]

And it's his own specialty brush. The scandal. 😱

[@stephenwstanko7826]

Very Very nice...

[@Sweelan22]

It's to cut down the time consuming tho.. he is not sketching

[@riot2136]

M.D Sweelan they were joking

[@vcases]

I can sit and watch his painting the whole day.

[@RC-es6bo]

I have No word's to explain my feelings... Excellent, marvelous

[@audreygerrard2821]

Lol to the ‘tracing’ critics ... yeah... totally ‘tracing’... his own painting

[@gabia.6213]

I'm speachless Andrew , you are blessed with such wonderful talent

[@blackheartgaming6121]

This painting is absolutely beautiful

[@russellhays370]

That is absolutely INSANE ! What a talent !

[@rf21able]

“Whatever gets you to be creative” ... this should be the mentality of more artists. I love you attitude towards art and artists, and you willingness to help others! Literally one of my favorite artists on KZbin, and I’ve learned so much from you!! Thank you!

[@danisauria.victorichensis.]

the transparency effects are exquisite!

[@jackiemargaret437]

An amazing painting for an amazing Kiwi ( NZ) scene. Thank you for sharing your skill. I LOVE this country.👍