Painting with a limited palette (trailer)

In this 10 min. trailer to a 50 min. video Dutch painter Janhendrik Dolsma takes you along in the day-by-day process of doing a painting, almost exclusively using blue colors.With detailed subtitles on colors, brushes & brands.
Dolsma (1950) is an expert painter of clouds, beaches, dunes and of course the ocean. On his KZbin channel he shares a lifetime of painting experience in short tutorial videos with an emphasis on painting clouds. His full length tutorials (over 60 minutes) have found their way to buyers all over the world. Full tutorials can be found here: www.paintingsk...
Dolsma participated in exhibitions in the Netherlands, Germany, the UK, Taiwan, Spain, Belgium and the USA.
Patreon: www.patreon.com/paintingskies
Website: www.paintingsk...
Full length tutorials: www.paintingsk...
Online sale: www.janhendrik...
Blog: paintingclouds...

[@ParkerComedy]

Beautiful

[@thelavenderlatch]

Thank you for sharing your gifts with students who are inspired by your work. You are able to reproduce what the eyes see, then enhance that beauty spiritually with what your eyes see. I wish you well Janhendrik, Lindsay.

[@PaintingSkies1]

Thank you so much, Lindsay!

[@maitev-p9582]

Such a treat to watch and listen!!! Your paintings are soothing and calming for the soul ❤

[@PaintingSkies1]

That's a great compliment, thank you!

[@coramuller6065]

👋A wonderful painting, Janhendrik, bravo and thank you very much ! I enjoyed every second of it and your always so welcome explanations. Have a great weekend❤❤❤

[@PaintingSkies1]

Thank you, Cora. Good to hear you enjoyed it. Have a great weekend too!

[@traceywoodall6937]

As usual this is just stunning from my favourite painter. It amazes me that the view is so vast and a wonderful perspective, considering it is on a narrow canvas. Thank you as always your amazing 🥰

[@PaintingSkies1]

Thank you, Tracey! Somehow this narrow format seems to help to evoke a sense of space. Maybe because, as a viewer, you automatically focus on the perspective and you don't get distracted by a vast sky?

[@traceywoodall6937]

@@PaintingSkies1 very true I could stare at it for hours. I do hope you are keeping well. Sending best wishes 🥰

[@Mike65809]

Great painting and great video. Very instructional. The painting is beautiful. Love the drama in the light and dark.

[@PaintingSkies1]

Thanks, as always, Mike!

[@mark-dietz]

What a nice treat to wake up to a video of yours! I wish you could upload daily. A lot to ask, I know...How about every second day?

[@PaintingSkies1]

Thanks, Mark! I really wish that too. Sadly my time & energy seems to be limited...

[@annielegrange9416]

Awesome thank you

[@PaintingSkies1]

My pleasure, Anniele, thank you!

[@dionebuarquevasconcelos9425]

Magnífico, SHOW, SHOW 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😍😍😍😍😍🇧🇷

[@PaintingSkies1]

Grazie mille, Dione!

[@Tunamkim]

I love it. I learned a lot, thanks so much for this video 🍀🍀🍀

[@PaintingSkies1]

That's great to hear, thanks!

[@DarkAinaeL]

Great work, and good methodology. Unfortunately, I have a tendency to want to paint everything at once and find it hard to develop a long term perspective on a painting, in addition to the fact that every time I want to paint something I have to spread out with paints and an easel in the living room and then assemble it. But I'm definitely going to try following your example to do similarly to this video only smaller in format. I admire your work and greetings from Norway!

[@PaintingSkies1]

Thanks! Having a permanent work space surely helps to stick to a long term plan. Maybe pick up an older painting and see how far you can take it?