Kyle Buckland Beginner Plein Air Oil Painting Demonstration Art Lesson #8

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Want to learn the basics of plein air oil painting? The term plein air comes from the french for in the open and describes the concept of taking your paints and easel outside and painting the landscape on location. Join me in my series of free informative beginner level videos, where I will teach you about the essential materials and techniques required to successfully paint the landscape en plein air!
Material List:
Gloves
Oil Paint: Cadmium Red Light, Cadmium Yellow Light, Ultramarine Blue, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Ivory Black, Titanium White(150-200ml tubes)
French Easel
Paint Thinner: Gamsol or Oderless Mineral Spirits
Medium: Galkyd or Linseed Oil
Metal Brush Washer
Brushes:White Bristle Flat no.6,8,10,12 Filbert no.8, 10,12
Quality Paper Towels
Canvas: Stretched Canvas or Canvas Panel
Palette
Palette Knife

[@pennynicholls]

You are a good teacher, precise, to the point, easy to understand and follow and good advice. Keep up the good work, I’ll be following !

[@harpuaful]

watched again for the 3rd time. each time learning something new. thanks for all of the fine detail and insights kyle.

[@koreanature]

Wow, that's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

[@Msonamission1]

your work is amazing! I really admire it and can only hope to be as good some day! Thank you for sharing your talent! Now i need to stop watching and start painting! Thank you!

[@carterypaulette634]

Merci vous avez beaucoup beaucoup de talent je me régale en regardant vos œuvres merci jacqueline

[@Dennis-Hare]

Thank you. You succinctly addressed, many aspects of painting, that have had me baffled for many years.

[@Doppy34]

thank you Kyle, much appreciated. I were very informative and helped me a lot.

[@kathleenrobbinsartist]

Hi Kyle wonderful demo and I have added a new supply to my box. You taught me paper towels are not for just wiping my brushes. I can't wait to give paper towels to paint with a try. So happy I found you on KZbin!

[@1Thedairy]

It’s a great idea to use a paper towel initially to block in your shapes as it prevents you from paying too much attention to detail. It frees you up to paint more expressively. There is a lot of very useful information in Kyle’s demos and I’m very grateful to him for devoting his time to it. I would just love to know how he carries his work back home when it’s still so wet.

[@Newlinjim]

I wondered that myself.

[@John-rb3yv]

another beauty Kyle.Love the loose strokes and color harmony!!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Bud Tuggly , Thanks Bud:)!

[@boulengerboulenger1177]

Bravo!👏👏👏cette peinture mérite un compliment! c’est un plaisir de vous voir peindre en plein air! ❤️ Merci! Francis Boulenger

[@judycable9769]

Like all your demo's. Happy to see Spring COLOR! Thank you for sharing.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

judy cable ,Yes me too Spring has finally sprung:)!

[@tezdower8370]

Beautiful, Love ur work Kyle🎨

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Terry Dower , Thanks:)!

[@isabellefoubert785]

J'adore ce que tu fais

[@paulaelliott47]

Excellent!

[@thelmablake7045]

Kayle, you really captured the sunlight! I think this is a wonderful piece! Thank you!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thelma Blake ,Thank you:)!

[@jeffgraha842]

First watch of your videos. Very interesting, really enjoyed it. Thanks

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Jeff Graha , Thanks glad you enjoyed it!

[@1303real]

Hi! Kile, awsome paint, I love the colors. Good Job!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

réal daigneault ,Thank you:)!

[@conorobrien7972]

I like a crisper paper towel for doing the sketch/blockin. I get the cheap Aldi ones.

[@danielholt6741]

Viva is great to use!

[@1974gladiateur]

I love this painting brother

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Oil Painter , Thanks:)!

[@chrissycanvasart]

Great painting, I really loved the way you explained things voice over is better at times because you can remember stuff when you watch it again !! Plus you can concentrate on you painting more, unless you got spectator's lol 😁✌️🎨👍🇬🇧

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thanks,yes I might start doing the voice over in all the videos..your getting to see me more "in the zone" when I don't have to talk and paint simultaneously:)

[@suzannebertrand9779]

Kyle, I just tried using low and high chroma primaries for my outdoor plein air painting. I had fun with it, and enjoyed ivory black as a toned down blue, quite interesting ! Thank you for these videos !

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Suzanne Bertrand , Awesome! Glad you are enjoying the videos!

[@PrincessAloeVera]

WOW!

[@UweBehrendt]

thanks

[@barbaranneboyer7997]

i dont mind voice overs..your lessons are always good thanks very much

[@theartfulsouls4529]

barbaranne boyer thanks,glad you are enjoying them:)!

[@debragag1238]

Do you realize that you made that beautiful painting in a mere 35 minutes? Bravo Mr Kyle !

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Debra Gag ,Thanks ..that evening light moves so fast..just trying to keep up with mother nature..lol

[@peggymary]

please ignore my question about greens....I rewatched the video and saw you mixing a range of greens. I think Lemon Yellow is to transparent when mixing with ultra M, so maybe I'll try Cad Yellow Lt instead. Thanks for the demo and all the great tips!

[@ArtsiRosi]

How do you manage to keep your paint from dripping down? Also, do you save the extra paint and, if so, how do you carry the palette around?

[@peggymary]

I am having a heck of a time with atmospheric perspective, particularly with cool and warm GREENS! I see use use a limited palette. I do too- I use Ultramarine blue and lemon yellow on mine which seems to limit the greens I can get...how do you get a range of greens without adding green form the tube to my palette? (warm and cool) (I don't like using black and yellow as I know a lot of artists use)

[@1974gladiateur]

Did you ever try to go with a tin layer of paint first and after go with a ticker layer to finish. The darks are supposed to be thin and the lights ticker

[@GFReamy]

Hey Kyle, thanks for all your efforts making these videos and taking the time to respond to your viewers. I have a question about the finished works on your website-- are those completed in the field or in a studio? Perhaps a combination of the two? Can you comment on your process?

[@theartfulsouls4529]

GFReamy , Thanks so much for your kind words:) The available work on my website is a mixture of both studio and Plein air work. Be some are soley Studio piece , some are plein Air and others were started plein air and finished inside. I'm always using one to bolster the other ...so when I'm in the studio I can utilize my knowledge of color and atmosphere from when I'm outside. Working inside teaches me about interpreting the subject and not copying the photo. Inside, I can also slow down and consider design a little more. So they work hand in hand:)! Thanks for watching!

[@conniepothier]

Why do you use oil paints versus acrylics? Do you consider oil paints to be a better quality of paint and color? I love your work, style and technique...and educational method.

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Thank you! I like to work one color into another color on the canvas and the longer drying time of oil paint allows for this more easily than acrylic. I will sometimes switch to acrylics just too play around a bit and enjoy trying different media but have always gravitated more towards oils than anything else. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching!

[@user-zs9be9gj4c]

Привет, скажи а в каком месте ты записал это видео.? Что за страна и город поблизости.

[@Group_of__]

What did I do wrong? I did a dark undertone with my painting. The next morning the entire painting was VERY DARK. What happened?

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Deb MacDonald hmm not sure..never had that happen. What medium and paint thinner are you using? Also what colors did you use for your underpanting?

[@GFReamy]

Perhaps you were working in direct sunlight? We tend to paint darker, then when the work is viewed indoors it appears way dark.

[@Group_of__]

Kyle, I think what I did was NOT wipe off the dark toned paint ! I finished another plein air and had no problem with the dark bleeding through. I just watched 2 of your videos again last evening and I am pretty sure this was my problem. Again, thank you for the opportunity of these videos you are posting! I am really benefitting from all of the information you are so eager to share. Keep up the great work!

[@theartfulsouls4529]

Deb MacDonald ,Good to hear..yea you just want a stain left..not alot of pigment at all. Glad you figured it out! Happy Painting!!:)

[@user-hv7sf4jp1b]

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[@tomcushman2090]

Love your painting. AND, the speed with which you painted this time made it impossible to understand your mixing techniques. Still great and helpful however

[@user-pq4ws9zr2l]

Зачем надели перчатки? Вам холодно??

[@yournephew690]

I have osteoporosis.

[@barbaranneboyer7997]

spider is that you ? ..lol just working on one of your gems,, BC Canada

[@yournephew690]

No, this is Jake from State Farm.

[@barbaranneboyer7997]

hi there jake oh l'm so sorry l mistook you for someone else

[@yournephew690]

No, it’s fine. No problem.