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I could tell from the sketch you were totally feeling it! Those blues in the ground are so nice! A good lesson for all of us, the landscape is the inspiration, and doesn’t have to be copied. You killed it!
Ariah Boyle Hey man! We have to paint soon. That lights and darks thing was like next level thinking. You have to be a new kind of chill for that stuff.
I found this one of your most instructive videos. You were wrestling with the compressed values of an overcast day, the muted colors of the landscape, and a composition made up on the fly. Any one of these creates a challenge and you had all three! You had your work cut out for you. Fascinating to watch the problem solving taking place. Thanks for showing this.
When I lived in Fremont I had to go to Half Moon Bay once a week. That was 28 years ago. It was my favorite place in northern Ca. I did a lot of sketches and paintings of it. Lunch was at a quaint old Victorian house. Love the painting. You paint the way I would love to.
I think your willingness to change things or to move things around, and your ability to render the image as if that were what you were actually seeing, is often what makes your paintings so successful. I've never oil painted or done plein air before, but you really make me want to give it a shot. Thanks for the inspiration and for sharing your experience and knowledge, Jon
@@chamberlainpaintings You're very welcome! If I ever get my act together and actually produce some paintings, I would love to show them to you and possibly get some feedback. Also, have you ever thought about adding affiliate links to the supplies that you use? It might not make you a lot of money, but it could be another source of income.
So many good tips on resolving the composition, checking for those straight lines, not being stuck on the composition in front of you. I'm a watercolourist and this is one of my favourite, 'go to' channels for painting.
This is really nice. I am amazed how you push the pigment around to come up with a design rather than sketched thumbnails. I’ve always thought too many thumbnails would waste time while the light was changing minute by minute.
Thanks! Yeah, I've tried but can't seem to get into doing thumbnails. I like to get an idea with the viewfinder and then jump right into the painting process!
- I have written in the wrong spot, if you listen to Her podcast called "" put your phone down"" on Spotyfy she accurately addresses, many, many of the problems in the world of people, emotions, peoples problems, i listened to it over a dozen times, the podcast I first listened to is called "" emotions ", I do recommend listening to all of the podcasts. I assure you there is no reason for the implied concern. If you really want , sift through comments where The Artist Michael Chamberlain had two other Artist's with him and his Mother drove out to make sketches. I was looking at the painting, time 10:15 into the video, I froze the image on screen, I see things in paintings that other people say are not there, not all paintings are like that to me. I sincerely apologize for any I may have caused you, Michael Chamberlain is a Magnificent Painter, Miss Chamberlain is a Successful Media Artist and World Fashion Model . I am just a Rambling oldman , I do sincerely apologize, to everyone
@@markparkey1218 It's all good man just got confused, i am not familiar with his daughter except from the odd episode of this channel, but she sounds like a smart one.
@@dorrisgonnawreckyou7111 - You are a kind man, often , confusion is my natural state, ( hear me chuckle ), especially lately, , the Chamberlain's are a ""Poultice of Solitude " for me. Florida is far away from California, having only met them after lockdown, and, only through videos. Touched by their voices, having felt their expressions, somedays, they are the only real people known to me. (Despite a town and stores full of humans I move through). Risking it all I tell you, "" all emotions, senses, every possible thought, altogether at once , , from zero to lightspeed, yes taste too, in a millisecond. Only happens sometimes, not always EVERYTHING. You've seen paintings, they are individuals, each with, sound, motion, stories, faces, people, often hidden within , upon, mingled. ALL THAT as you are an artist, you know easily exits in 1 painting, We as living, loving, thinking beings in a universe, all energies in constant..... Mr. Painter, you are kind, I looked at MICHAEL'S painting, its fascinating, I had to bite my tongue or I'd still be typing about it. You are a good man to know ; )
Working on achieving a good composition by shifting bits around is good practise as I tend to be too literal. The little tips I’m picking up from your thought processes are wonderful.
I think my work has improved greatly since I started seeing nature as raw materials for constructing a painting. It's so freeing and a more enjoyable way to paint. It's a very different process from duplicating what you see! I love it.
I love to move things around! I just started doing it and what a difference it makes in the outcome of my paintings. Next maybe I'll try to start with a white board. I tone mine now but I can see how white could help with value.
Great video. I particularly liked that you thought out loud as you were sketching the composition. I also liked seeing you make changes on the fly. The final product turned out beautifully.
I like the choices you made for the composition , works well. The reddish under painting of the trees is something I really like in landscape painting. 👍
I went out last night on the South Downs here in the U.K. at Burpham , near Arundel ( incase you want to look it up !) spectacular evening light so excited, I got going and bang the easel went over everything including my painting covered in chalk and grit and earth ....did I enjoy it ? yes....did it go well in the end? No ....back to the drawing board ! Thanks so much for all your inspiration, it makes this period of time bearable x
@@chamberlainpaintings -- MICHAEL -- must tell you , , , Dearest Emma's Podcast Reveals. ,.,,, "" Absent Loves Mysterious Location "". , ,, ,, "" Can only be Found by Remembering "".. --- , ,, so pivotal to me, I Love Your CREATIVITY, Michael, and Emma's eloquent spoken passages, , , She can cry when Happy with Parents and/or friends. Children cry and convey "" it hurts where they cannot rub it"" . The world breaks the ""Trust of Perfect Parental Love"". Sincere Congratulation to Emma's Parents, I'm so very ""Proud of Emma, she has crossed into the 3rd Stage of Womanhood "".. , To me, .."" Taste of Grandma's warm Christmas Chocolate Fudge"" . That is how it feels & looks for CHAMBERLAIN "" Family Moments"" that shall remain , enduringly Long * Emma's Podcast , her voice "sings with a tinkling of Angels" , , , I've listened to every syllable many times, she tells a "hundred stories" ,,, ( forgive the ramblings of an oldman) ♥️☕
-- ( Michael, I'm at 25:25 time on video, Path, , light moon blue hue, offers sure passage to safe seclusion, thru the gap, , sheltering trees, , , near the mountain's base, ,,,, , with and amongst, , but below the fog, a pool of fresh waters. See the Owl, fluff its wings, in the left bank of trees, but, near the path, its eyes are straight at the viewer, just before you become the traveler, , much, , so much in this, your painting , gentle faces, many... .. Such an insightful creativity, showing us what we cannot see .. . .
a modern day Bob Ross 😉 I can’t express how much your videos have helped me. My appreciation for you is endless! Thank you.!! And you painting in my neck of the woods is an awesome added bonus😎
I’m in Montara. My painting style leans more towards post-Impressionism, however I still prefer to paint outside. And because of the quarantine I’ve had loads of time to practice, and it was your videos that inspired me to do so 😊
Wish you could have put the actual scene in the upper right-hand corner so we see how you're interpreting the landscape. But then again you'd need another camera. :)
Love this video! I live right across the street from that spot. You captured it beautifully. As always, in the beginning, you are MESSY, but in the end it looks realistic. How do you do that? Also, appreciate your saying that you're "not personally offended" if your painting doesn't work out.
Compliments MICHAEL - Podcast Achievement, illustriously crafted, utmost ethereal presentation by Emma, kindred spirit of creativity. " . " Sincerely ! ( much to do on this end, I'll come see video painting later ) Thank You, Sir.