Watch this video before you try painting clouds

[@CydnieDaniel]

You have honestly changed my life with your tutorials. I cannot thank you enough. I love painting now.

[@maelgorth]

Just wanna say I love your videos because you teach us how to think and make decisions!

[@cliftonevans8286]

I really love your videos please be safe with the hurricane heading that way wouldn't want my favorite artist to get hurt take care and God bless.

[@seanfaherty]

It’s always your composition tips that help me the most. I always need the reminder

[@suecypher1100]

Mind blown!! You have such a gift! This made so much sense! Stay safe during Milton!

[@claudebernardin1096]

Very nice tutorial! And beautiful sunset painting. I also enjoy how you add the color notes and the perspective and shapes. Really great video!

[@susiewillis7376]

Wonderful tutorial. Learned more about cloud painting in this video as I have in decade prior. Thank you.

[@40bdg]

Thanks, Chris. Stay safe!

[@jillkidd60]

Thank you, Chris. I've always had trouble painting clouds. Once again you explained it perfectly. Also, the sun 🌞 has already been tough.

[@cherylhopkins5110]

Great info! Thanks Chris!

[@sscc587]

Teach us how to paint handsome men like the one in this video.

[@shahed9299]

Bro got the rizz

[@lmccallum8340]

Brilliant- thanks!

[@rezahosseinzadehnasser993]

Very useful tips. Would you please teach me how to paint a rushing river with lots of rocks in it and waters ups and downs. Thanks anyway.

[@Mirabelle615]

Great video as always! Why didn’t you paint the sunbeams from the photo in the painting?

[@tracytaylor7759]

I have used your burnt umber (?) underpainting successfully for the very green, east coast landscapes. Would you recommend a different underpainting color for the reds and orange colors of the west, like in Utah? Queue up Moab or Zion... My sense is I should experiment, but if you have any thoughts, they would be very welcome!!! Love your videos!

[@henryglennon3864]

"When you're shooting a landscape, if the horizon is at the top of the frame; that's good. If it's at the bottom of the frame; that's good. When the horizon is is the middle; it's boring as s#@$!" -David Lynch as John Ford

[@EdythONeill]

Are you still in the Sarasota area? we are all concerned for you. This is a very useful and beautiful tutorial, thank you

[@marisolcastro1219]

I can't apply one color over another on the canvas, the first ones are too wet and mix together making a big mess. Please help!!! 😅

[@bdml77]

Paint the first layer very thinly, then progressively thicker with subsequent colors and don't press hard unless the bottom layer is touch- dry

[@marisolcastro1219]

@@bdml77 I been trying that way, but there are some translucent colors like yellow, and the colors I get by mixing it get translucent as well, maybe is the oil I'm using, TYSM for the advice

[@Artist_Kevin]

2:06 landscape paintings benefit from the cinema rule of 60/30/10 for a composition foundation and color ratio. 60% Sky 30% ground and 10% focal point. In landscape it would be horizon or foreground objects. IMO

[@hannasuurmaa5214]

I really love your videos! You explain so good and it's easy to understand. Thanks🤍