A Simple Way to Paint the Landscape 

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WOW- I read every comment and did not see anything coming near snarky. Fascinating that your thoughts would go so negative so quickly.

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...from what I've seen so far, 99.9% of the comments on you tube clips like this one are over-enthusiastic (wow, I love it, etc.), regardless of the quality of the presentation, which speaks eloquently about the level of the public (this kind of public, clapping between parts at concerts is called "generous" there)... ...This happens to be a serious, professional demo, but, in my view, too many of them are made for lucrative purposes...

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Thanks so much - and it's a pleasure!

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So good - keep painting!

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Thanks you very much. I will be uploading new landscape, still life and other videos. There are more on my site, link in the description. Also my complete painting course is there...

Thank you , I have subscribed on you site and I am watching your videos there . Learning so much !!@@dalerhodespaintings

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If you look at the shots of his pallette, there are two small containers which are used for oil painting mediums...so my guess is Oils.

Oils, as they mix so well and smoothly on his palette and don't dry in between.

Sorry I should have said, this is all with oils. I much prefer oil as it can be wet and usable on the palette for hours, and it is easier to paint wet in wet with oils, which I prefer...

With oil paint, a base layer helps the paint blend and spread. The color adds a layer that can be used later in the painting

@@KnewTherapy @bobymox ... and can glow through the paint layer above it, depending on the transparency of the paints you're using. Kind of optical mixing.

Great replies and sorry I've taken so long. The colour to put down as an underpainting or ground is really personal. A more neutral colour is easier to judge subsequent layers of colour on, but a coloured ground tends to peep through later layers of paint, and if it is different to them it makes them more lively. So orange under a blue sky does tend to give a livelier feel to the painting, particularly if the ground is never completely covered...

Looks simple but difficult to do.Great

@@user-ck9wz4hd4pmy thoughts as well

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Thanks! I very seldom use acrylic. I like to have paint on my palette for long periods without drying, and also being able to paint wet in wet on the canvas. I find acrylic too limiting for that...

Oil.

This is all oil paint...

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This is what I paint most of the time because of the place I live. You are doing a wonderful job on showing and talking about the process

I would guess yes.

Yes it was. I would paint straight onto the transparent red oxide ground with similar colours, but to paint a light blue sky it's much easier to let the ground dry first...

Fat over lean with oil paint will achieve this. The under coat is very thin with paint thinner and the over coat is made with more oil (fat)

Yes.

Yes I let the underpainting dry before I painted the sky. I would paint straight onto the transparent red oxide ground with similar colours, but to paint a light blue sky it's much easier to let the ground dry first...

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The sunset/sunrise is happening in the landscape? More sky, less sky, I see them all as landscapes...

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Why do some people think it’s okay to be rude online? Are you paying for this lesson, or is it free? Would you speak to someone you don’t know like that? Frankly, I can see perfectly well.

Some people's kids...honestly...🤦‍♀️

The teacher is showing the technique, not the actual picture or painting as such, if you can't imagine what is behind him whilst he's explaining the technique then perhaps you should be thinking of taking up something else besides painting. You see you need a brain to paint, a brain with imagination. I think that maybe you may be lacking in both.....great lesson by the way...👍

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