Inspiration From The Past - Oil Painting With Stuart Davies

[@truthful316]

Hi Stuart, it is important {to me} to let YOU know how much you've meant to me over these years.. that you are my FAVORITE artist of this era! May God continue to bless your precious, kind, generous heart for all you share and give to ART in this world. Thank you for everything so far!

[@Ron-pu5tq]

Love your paintings and your KZbin channel.

[@ЕленаВолгина-ъ8з]

Невероятно красивые пейзажи! Спасибо Вам за то, что мы можем это видеть!❤

[@topcat7365]

❤ Instant Like when ever I see a new Stuart Video!

[@dc7243]

Really love it Stuart. It feels African and I love that.

[@janerayner6375]

Another enjoyable hour watching a landscape 'magically' appear. Thank you

[@sigridytterland8133]

Thank you for this inspiring video. Very motivating to follow you sessions, it removes my fear to try myself. And the easyness that you show us, is fantastic!! Thank you Stuart ❤

[@dihan7574]

Been watching you on u tube for years. Love all your paintings. This painting is beautiful love the new Colours

[@rhondaadams4013]

This one's absolutely beautiful! I am a fan of the rust colors. You are such an inspiration to us. Thank you so much.

[@annablack7363]

Love this painting.

[@kayakiranana6059]

Looking forward to Saturday class! 🤗

[@di4237]

Hi Stuart, it's Di from the UK again. Thank you for your quick reply, so glad you are feeling better. I suffer from the same thing as you but my troubles seemed to have began after I had those jabs for covid, and like you, some days are worse than others. Thankfully, I can tune into your videos anytime, which cheer me up no end. Hope you have a favourite subject to turn to, something to cheer you up also. Stay well Stuart, I'll await your next video with patience and respect. Best Wishes, Dianne.

[@bluecorona868]

YOU ARE A JOY THANKYOU FOR ALL YOUR SHARING.

[@suzanneprins2723]

A suspenseful sky. Just love it - thank you.

[@NickRatto]

The story line in this piece is quite interesting your ideas your mind in voice is great n then push pull wipe n it’s another life of paint , I’m still attempting just balances of wet to dry got problems scared of heavy on oil or light on paint ☮️📌

[@cheryrobertson2735]

I really don't like Facebook. Quit it years ago. I like watching you on KZbin. I've been watching your painting and your cat for a couple of years I m guessing. I think the talking and paying goes together nicely. From California coast.

[@Megzamani]

Hello and welcome to my comment. Thank you very much for making these for all of us.

[@dennisrperrin9122]

Astonishing. Breathtaking.

[@gordongadbois1179]

NICE WORK STUART LOVE THE HORIZON CLOUDS

[@chief4088]

Hi Stuart, here in the United States, the paper towels are commercial grade and can be purchased at Sam’s Club, enough towels to last a couple of years. Love your art, a recent new subscriber.

[@cathyhunnicutt1312]

Going to try this form of Painting . Wish me luck. God Bless you Stuart hope your health is better now.

[@vickimclane2715]

Thank you love your work! ❤️ and Happy Birthday Stuart

[@janerogers5717]

Lovely! And yay, no sap green 🤣

[@ivorbailey2537]

Enjoyed. Thought for a moment there might be a happy little cloud.

[@ele6548]

Thank you Stuart 🤙

[@alexloweh1]

Absolutely love your work Stuart. It's just fantastic. And I hope your health is holding up mate.👍 Your work is inspirational and your voice is soothing👍

[@chuck2093]

Stuart your technique is very impressive I am inspired by it and enjoy watching you and trying your style, not there yet but hopefully someday 😊

[@alanforster4242]

great as always...love the grass effect in foreground with just rough downward strokes of big brush...I note no 'paper whippong' this time....Result great...bit like Seago and Cotman....(I'm from Norfolk). Hope back eases soon..

[@jakes9708]

I like it.

[@ed9395]

Great painting, once again. A thought came to mind when you were again describing the paper you use. It my help to describe the typicle use for that type of paper. Washroom, windscreen or other use. Cheers!

[@kathleenlairscey5934]

I was driving along the Ouachita river one summer, where the corn fields had been exfoliated and was very dry. It was beginning to rain . The sound of drops on the dry corn and the smell was quiet nice. I took a short video. The river road is such that you could almost touch the corn out of the car window. Thanks for this demo, some people really love the ordinary things in life.

[@mariannegjelsten1711]

Love to watch you painting. I get lots of ideas from watching you. I started painting for just few yers ago. Still learning. The best avout painting is that you can learn new things until the day that you cant hold a brush enymore😅 sorry bad english. Its atleast a hundred years since i learn in school😅 i'm from Norway by the way. Thanks for good videos😍

[@pearlkisses_8520]

Thank you ❤ i learn so much watching you sir

[@dshepherd107]

This was a wonderful tutorial!! Ty Professor. A couple years ago, when I was still very much a novice, I painted a landscape w/ a wheat field. Unfortunately, I didn’t know enough about color & tone back then. Really like how you get the look of the wheat up close using texture, while creating distance in the fields a bit further out by softening them. I couldn’t have been happier than to see you demonstrate this! Ty! Ty! * I’m thinking the field in the original painting is a wheat field. I grew up in 🌽 country here in the States, & big cornfields tend to look a bit different. I’ve seen my share of wheat fields too. I’m guessing wheat (could be rye, barley 🤷🏻‍♀️), bc Russia is known for being a big wheat producer.

[@run-paint-draw]

Thank you for sharing so amazing kind of art. If it’s your birthday date, congratulations and I hope you can share with us your work for many years to come.

[@sseepersad5836]

I always love to see you paint and your voice is wonderful 👏 💖

[@tracy7874]

Hi Stuart. Loved this one,and as I wasn’t set up with my oils today,I painted along with you using my watercolours,in my sketchbook. : ) Thank you

[@cherylfrank6468]

Thank you👌

[@1x1pixelstudio]

Amazing artwork Stuart! I always fancy the old painting technique, very much give me a nostagic feeling

[@debbiemay3265]

Wonderful really loved this one stuart 👏 ❤

[@jhd6226]

Thank you once again Stuart. As usual , it seems so easy for you! " Memories of playing with mud as a child"!!!! I will check out the Russian artist unknown to me!!

[@noelinecumming4963]

In the USA go to a place we're car oil etc are sold. The color is blue. Another store is best buy. The garage mechanics use it to clean their hand whilst working on your car.

[@kathryntitus9647]

In the US you can get those huge rolls of paper towels on eBay. I bought a carton of 6rolls of them for about $30 a few months ago. They don't have the texture that yours have but pretty much the same thing. I have used a couple of rolls around the house and I still have plenty left for painting!

[@arhodes2866]

Thank you for another amazing video

[@sukihitz291]

Thank you, Stuart!!! This is a wonderful video. I always learn so much from you. I love the red ochre/paynes grey combination..what a great way to create a stormy sky! And, as usual, you always make learning a delight!💚💚💚👏👏👏

[@isculpt4u]

Wow!! Another wonder lesson. thank you.

[@karenpotter6867]

Lovely!

[@raygarlick7385]

Enjoyed this very much. Simplicity made perfect

[@robrobs7529]

In the usa the equivalent paper roll is the blue (always blue) shop towels in a roll…they are similar but dont have a pattern and dont frey or leave lint behind..great for absorbing excess oil from the painting.

[@MarkXHolland]

Soften the bottom area and get that hair off. Excellent advice!

[@StuartDavies]

Lol!

[@margaretmcquinn9844]

Canadians love you too

[@elation0x]

In the US try using VIVA brand paper towels, they're completely smooth and have high tensile strength.

[@davemalt2451]

Thanks for another beauty Stuart..lovely simple composition beautifully painted by a real pro. Love everything about it, thanks for another great lesson.😎🇦🇺🦘

[@Jason5000]

Sir Stuart.. I am a beginner and I get inspired all the time to paint and the first one I did was awesome and I surprised myself a bit... I would follow that victory up with a couple more that were depressingly bad! exasperated I put the paint away for many months as it's clearly not for me... but i'm going to try along with you here. Point being? thanks for breathing some life into a down and out painter

[@elleneimla6620]

Amazing work of art! I have gained so much positive energy and courage to experiment from your videos. The sky in such a combination of colors is so wonderful. I also like the sense of the horizon and its distance in all the videos (that I've watched so far). Great! I wish you good health so that you can continue to delight your large following. Heartfelt thanks!!!

[@laura-gabriela5]

mulțumesc tare mult, din nou pentru lecție sau lecții , î-mi plac foarte mult și pictorii ruși --chiar ai ce învăța ;. î-mi place extrem de mult acest tablou --- , întratât încât am să încerc să-l pictez și eu mă bucur și spun iarăși că v-am întâlnit (când î-mi exprim ideile sau admirațiile nu prea î-mi place să pun punct , mereu mai e ceva de zis sau de continuat ) 💖

[@sy2.083]

Ty for sharing so much info, technique and beauty!! ?? When I use my big brush to smooth I get streaks and sometimes the shape even deconstructs and I have to add more paint and reconstruct kind of! So, I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong! Any suggestions? Thank you!

[@dennisrperrin9122]

Very interesting the way magic comes to appear as if by. What‘s the word . . .

[@normanclement3733]

It was a pleasure watching this one. Definitely inspirational to try something like this. I live in south Louisiana so perhaps trying this with sugar cane in the fields. Thank you again.

[@jacquelinesullivan5873]

Looks like a landscape to me..love it though

[@florianahayes3548]

White paint has a mind all its own. I normally get it all over everything within reach...and, then some.

[@carolgivati7372]

Brooding turbulent sky. Reflects the world at the moment. .

[@pamelaharrison4843]

Hi Stuart. Is that a bristle brush or a nylon one, please?

[@StuartDavies]

Bristle, I never use nylon.

[@cheryrobertson2735]

Painting!

[@martimajor4766]

you are such a treasure

[@Thomas-uq6gl]

May I ask which country you are from? I know you live in France, but I am wondering whether you are from the UK or USA.

[@StuartDavies]

That's an interesting question. Before I answer, where do you think I'm from?

[@Thomas-uq6gl]

@@StuartDavies My guess would be UK.

[@di4237]

Stuart, where are you. Not had any notifications since this video. I do hope you are ok. Di from the UK

[@StuartDavies]

I'm still alive and kicking! I was a bit down for a while, but better now.

[@treborob]

Really like this one! will check out the Russian artist...one question: regarding making changes the following day, have you added any sicative to the paint at the beginning? I imagine that will affect the day-after possiblities.

[@StuartDavies]

No, I didn't use any.

[@TheBereangirl]

There was a Russian painter named Leonid Afremov, he was an impressionist that worked solely with palette knives, maybe you've heard of him? Not sure if he was as blessed with a dry sense of humor as you are, but he was still an amazing impressionist. Someday soon, I'm going to paint a landscape inspired by your painting: Amazing Grace. At least, I think it's one of your paintings, that's what Google said.🤷🏻‍♀️☺️♥️

[@MrShuer57]

looks like wheat , still great picture

[@kathryntitus9647]

What a strange coincidence, just earlier today I saw this video of Savasov's work, never heard of him until today, and now here you are talking about him! His work is absolutely exquisite! I'm so glad you are sharing him with us. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6aQqayNhMShgLM

[@francinedaime1784]

Bonjour Stuart, j'écris de France (Hérault), je suis française, et je regarde vos vidéos avec beaucoup de plaisir. Il y a d'autres Français et Françaises qui regardent vos vidéos, pas que des Américains, vous pouvez indiquer les centimètres de vos supports. Il semble que celui-ci soit un 60cm X 80cm. Merci pour cette vidéo.

[@sarahgorsline1340]

i lpve the chats

[@elisabethloxley6124]

I’m a New Zealander, we use use metric only, please use metric measurements also.

[@artbylarry]

😊