A Seascape And A Letter From King Charles III's Uncle - Oil Painting With Stuart Davies, Part 1

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As usual, I just paint whatever comes into my head, but this time, due to popular demand, I decided on a seascape.
Colours used; Sap green, Royal Blue, Payne's Grey, Red Ochre, Japanese Red and Titanium White.
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@neilbrucker5985 Год назад

I love opening up YT and finding my amazing friend and teacher who I know well but does not know me at all has given us another gift of his art and a few lessons. Thank you again for doing these and may you be blessed to give us many more. Thank you for casually showing us a different way to paint and think about painting along with the way you do it. lastly for entertaining us a long the way with stories, thoughts, tips and just everyday conversation to see us threw and make it far more entertaining than going to a random class or being belittled by a so called teacher. This here is one of the reasons I love RU-vid for what it is and giving us access to what would otherwise be almost impossible to find unless specifically looking for.

@CarlottaART Год назад

So agree Neil!

@user-sv7ev8pc2i 8 месяцев назад

Ваши пейзажи потрясающие! Вы невероятно талантливый художник! Как же нам повезло, и мы имеем возможность прикоснуться к вашему таланту! Спасибо Вам огромное, что делитесь с нами!❤

@juanamoreland5670 Год назад

Love watching the sky evolve with no actual plan, just your passion and instinct coming through.

@di4237 Год назад

Always a treat to see a new post from you. The sky is lovely, can't see why you're going to make a part 2, but you always surprise me, just when I think you've painted something perfect, and think you'll muck things up if you start changing things, you go and do something magical and take the painting to another level. Wow Stuart, you are such a wonderful teacher, thank you for sharing your talent.

@jakethesnake1366 Год назад

Oh I've seen a green sky. I was at the golf course, my dog was at home in the backyard. I knew what was coming, raced home and got Frankie in just before a massive hail storm. After it passed, the sky was bright orange and peach. I'll always remember that day and those colors. The experience is hard to replicate in a painting. I've been trying for 23 years

@scottmcdonald9267 Год назад

It is an honor for me to watch you work ! Please keep posting your videos!! Thank you ! Master painter Davies, for sure !

@user-ib1xi7ut9b Год назад

I love your paintings and also the way you think as you go along making it up God bless

@treborob Год назад

Nice to see you doing a palette knife sky.

@pollomago Год назад

I love how casual he said he meet the Queen... But in the end they are people just like us...

@janiceanderson6220 Год назад

Thank you Stuart. Always inspires me to get painting.

@williamatkinson7495 Год назад

Learning a lot from you Stuart now I love painting clouds

@PegAMurphy Год назад

that's a beautiful painting Stewart

@davemalt2451 Год назад

Another fine tutorial from the boss. I always learn something new watching you Stuart. Looking forward to the next one. 😎🇦🇺🦘

@gaiaocracy Год назад

The first time I perceived green in the sky was a moment of profound revelation. Having been taught and come to accept that the sky is blue, it took me eons to see sky green. Thank you for mentioning sky green. Cheers!

@raymondmatthews2138 Год назад

This is very interesting and beautiful.

@user-wf5vb8je1d 3 месяца назад

You are a fantastic Artist and I’ve learned so much on your videos 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🙏🇩🇪🇮🇪🇪🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@louieandreas2182 Год назад

I like the combination of pallet knife and brush work. It is something I use in my painting 🖼️ so thank you 🙏 for sharing your experience and visual confirmation that I am doing something similar. Love watching your videos!!

@veronicarinker4058 9 месяцев назад

Love this!

@isculpt4u Год назад

Another gem ^ Lesson

@raygarlick7385 Год назад

Beautiful work

@johnstyron6543 Год назад

Another one I just love Stuart. I love the warm feeling it gives me and the warm pinks and reds in the landscape abs the sky. As always, you keep showing us new tricks too. 🙏

@learnbyheart7 Год назад

Just strikingly beautiful...your paintings of God's Creation. What a Gift He gave you. Glad you are fine.

@elleneimla6620 Год назад

Really very very amazing painting, i love the whole composition! Thanks to watching your videos, I've become more confident in using a palette knife and it's interesting. Many thanks for sharing your talent and explanations!

@dennisrperrin9122 Год назад

Loved every minute. ❤ “Random” works when we know what we’re doing. A random yacht returning home? Distracting!

@franksidwell6766 Год назад

My favorite one!

@annekelouw7346 Год назад

Anneke Louw. Your paintings and tutorials are awesome. One of the items on my bucket list to attend one of your classes. Should the South African rand drastically improve 😂. Hope you can teach for many more years.

@pjjmsn Год назад

Beautiful Painting! And a nice long lesson - I enjoy yhe long ones! I love your use of the palette knife!

@raccoonlittlebear6476 Год назад

I just started a seascape the other day. So far I've got the sky in, (Stuart Davies style!). Thank you for all that you do!🖌🎨

@papajeno9185 Год назад

I did enjoy this thanks 👍

@stubaker2574 Год назад

wow..turned out great thanks for the lesson and technic painting should be stress relieving i remind myself when I catch myself worrying about the detail's not quite doing what i intend...one day...

@NMGH Год назад

Thank you for another video. I always find myself talking to you as you paint! For a moment I was quite upset when you changed the stark rocky cliff face, but then I really liked the softer hill. It's always a surprise to see what the finished painting is--so do, please, show us the glazing video when that is ready.

@billyholly Год назад

What a nice addition to my afternoon, one of your clips, Stuart! Thank you for all your instruction and as always, I enjoy your many rambling-sorta comments. :)

@jcueprtinojr Год назад

Thank you Stuart. I like this technique for the clouds.

@jonron4729 Год назад

👍👍👍

@keywansaffari8540 Год назад

Absolutely beautiful work thank you

@StuartDavies Год назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@katherandefy Год назад

Starts with my fave color of blue. No reason for faves but this one has stuck with me for years. Inspiring.

@mandymorrison2242 Год назад

Thank you Stuart for your time and wonderful laid back manner to oil painting. I am new to oils and you are showing me how to enjoy mark making, and encourage making mistakes by leaning into them and experimenting with the outcomes. You have been a delightful find on RU-vid. Thank you once again.

@robrobs7529 Год назад

Thanks for sharing (And you still sound breathy!) lol

@paulnovak7892 Год назад

Fascinating how you changed from a rocky coast to a more hilly area. Loved them both. Great job. Can't wait to see the glazing.

@Adraganic Год назад

Just brilliant !!

@dshepherd107 Год назад

Well this was a delightful surprise this am!! Had an appt this morning, so I could only watch half . Came home early afternoon, made myself “a cup of tree,” & sat down to watch the rest. Currently I’m rewatching how you painted the sky, bc I liked it so much. Well done Professor!!

@margaretmcquinn9844 Год назад

That is a building on the horizon?, You inspire me so much, Love your work

@janerayner6375 Год назад

As always really interesting watching you paint, looking forward to part 2

@florianahayes3548 Год назад

Just noticed you've painted a duplicate shy on your easel top clamp. Genius!

@florianahayes3548 Год назад

Then it changed.

@alexloweh1 Год назад

Genius as usual.👍👌

@elisadinsmore231 Год назад

Yay!!! Homage to my favorite force of nature! ❤❤❤🎉 I really hate that you had such a terrible experience with water. Growing up in a coastal town in the US, I was in the water every chance I got. Still am. I've got salt water running through these veins! ❤

@connorhughes1990 Год назад

Cracking painting buddy. Pleasure to watch as always 👌🏼

@carolgivati7372 Год назад

Brilliant.!!! Is there any chance, any possibility you could paint something similar on Canvas some time Stuart, as some of us do not paint on board? Show us how or if any of your techniques would differ. It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

@user-ej3vt5ny8n Год назад

Loved this one especially the sky

@kathryntitus9647 Год назад

Thanks for another upload! I thought you might find it amusing that, over here in the US, we have a hobby store called Hobby Lobby. When I clicked on your video they put up an advertisement. Which is totally absurd because I've been looking at their website trying to find some oil paint and they don't even carry oil paint anymore LOL. 😅 Michaels hobby store however does have oil paint listed on their website. 🙏 But I've never seen them advertising on the internet that I can recall.

@joannaryan9805 Год назад

Amazing as always, you have such a talent .

@jeanmccloud5828 Год назад

Watching again and wondering if/ when you will be teaching how to paint like Constable? I believe you recently did one but unfortunately I was not able to attend.❤Love your videos and instructions.

@julieb5745 Год назад

Bit behind on viewing so was watching this today. For some reason I kept hearing “clowns” when you said clouds. I was a bit confused…what? When did he start painting clowns?? 😆. So relieved when I looked up from my budgeting to not see one scary clown and just a lovely sky with clouds.😊. Love clouds terrified of clowns. Hope all is well with you and yours…and the Pyrenees are beautiful.

@BolFelix Год назад

142k subscribers now? Wow!

@maxboonkittypoison Год назад

Oh such a nice painting. And i know you hate it but you painted a big gray house on the hil with a chimy. Sorry. But i really like the painting. Had to watch it in 2 sittings. Went on Google Maps and saw the big house with the swimingpool. Great stuf. Hope you are well and greetings from the Netherlands,, Kitty.

@awildacruz2990 Год назад

Yes, very interesting and informative. So dreamy. Beautiful ❤️

@hilliardkrecker1729 Год назад

I knew I was going to like this one! I've just become addicted to this style. Poor Stuart, it must feel like keeping a pen full of ravenous dogs fed. Any thoughts on varnishing?....maybe a short on it? Thanks again

@amandagermany5933 Год назад

Such a relaxing way to end the day. Don't take this the wrong way, but you give an amateur artist like me a bad case of imposter syndrome. How is one to feel like a real artist if I've never met the Queen or traveled the world? You have had such an amazing career!

@kathryntitus9647 Год назад

Don't be remotely concerned about how breathy you might sound, in fact I never noticed it until you mentioned it in this video LOL. It is not remotely distracting. 🙏💚 In fact I have noticed since you had been wearing your microphone on your eyeglasses in recent videos it actually sounded quite good, but then I've never had any problem hearing you on your videos in the past anyway.

@jeremydwalsh 7 месяцев назад

Love your videos, Stuart! I used to do pretty good realistic pencil drawings and want to start drawing again. But you inspire me not to try and be so realistic. I mean, yours look realistic, but without painting individual leaves and blades of grass. I think you called it the impression of realism. Like you said, if it's going to look exactly like a photograph, why not just be a photographer? I love the freedom you have when you paint, and I want to do that with drawing. I think drawing with charcoal would be better for that. I saw they have color tinted charcoal pencils. Maybe a mix of vine charcoal and pencils?

@PaulMack1249 Год назад

Stuart, if you review your video at time index 19:20 you applied the red ocher over the gray hill. When doing so you left out the top-left section of that hill and a light- gray square spot remained. It never got finished as a cliff section nor did it become the sky. That, and the sky immediately around it, the only thing I noticed which I’m hoping you will correct as you stated you will be doing off camera. Otherwise, it’s another masterpiece. Thank you.

@dorinases Год назад

Thank you very much for teaching me :) I started to paint and I enjoy it a lot but I hear how many painters have a hard time selling their art and I’m wandering if I can do this for a living or just keep it as a hobby?

@StuartDavies Год назад

Big question! It depends on many things; what is your style, does it appeal to people, do you share it on social media? The biggest question is possibly, do you believe you can do it for a living?

@sylvianblue Год назад

It wouldn’t be detrimental to the video to have the camera further away and to your right, then you’re less likely to be in front if it. Just a thought! Fantastic scene as usual.

@florianahayes3548 Год назад

Suspenders. You are too cool,