Hi Bizzymuma, Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to leave this comment and fantastic feedback i really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear you are learning form my video's. I enjoy making these kinds of video's to help people learn something new :) :)
You know your channel and another channel is the only one that I've seen that actually show people how to do this.ive always wanted to learn how to do it but the people I've talked to that do it didn't want to show how it's done because it's basically "taking away from their cut". I'm glad you're showing how to do it. I love art and I love making it. Plus if times are tough and I need some extra funds I can always make a few and sell them for some extra pocket money.
Hi Joe, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this great comment, and awesome feedback, it’s really appreciated :) It's a fun way to paint and i thought i would share how i do it, so others can start and enjoy it like i do :) :)
Hi James, Thank you so much for watching, and for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback I really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear that you are enjoying and are learning from my videos :)
Hi Ash, Thank you very much for taking the time to leave this awesome comment and feedback i really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear you are enjoying the tutorials :)
Jon, this is another fabulous tutorial! Thank you for taking the time to produce and post this video. Stay safe and continue to be well. Hugs ~Cheryl (and Mark too)
Hi Cheryl, Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to leave this great comment and fantastic feedback i really appreciate it :) I enjoy making these kind of video's :)
Thanks John for all your help through your videos sir you are helping me exstreamly appreciate it thank you kindly sir looking forward to meany more videos and tutorials
Hi Big B, No Problem, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, and feedback I really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear that you are finding my tutorials helpful :)
Hi Annmarie, Thank you very much for watching, and for taking the time to leave these kind words and this comment and feedback I really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear you love my videos :)
Hi Scotty, Thank you so much for watching, and for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback I really appreciate it :) Glad to hear you are liking the videos in the beginners series so far :) :)
Hi Emilio, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback i really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear that you are learning from my tutorials :) I enjoy making them :)
Fantastic work Jon mate. Your texture on the planet was perfect. The only thing I'd change is maybe put a shadow and highlight on either side of the planet before replacing your pan lid. Brilliant tutorial mate
Hi Tony, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and great feedback i really appreciate it :) Yes the shadow and highlight part is coming up in my next tutorial, I didn't add them to this one as this was more of a tutorial to get people use to what spray paint they are using etc :)
Hi Hadley, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment i really appreciate it :) Thats great news did you enjoy it and how did you find painting with spray paint?
Hi K.A, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and feedback i really appreciate it :) that sounds interesting also nice to hear that you are learning from watching my video's :)
Hi Jon, great turorial, ive learnt so much from your videos, especially over other vloggers. Ive noticed that all your canvases are horizontal, however, i would put your lessons into practice on a vertical surface, ie my van doors, what problems can you foresee and how would you keep the lid in place? Keep up the tutorials buddy
Hi Paul, Thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to leave this great comment and fantastic feedback i really appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear that my videos have help you learn :) I do have a van myself and have been thinking for a while now about painting the back doors with a space scene on them, still in the thought process of how to do it tho, like holding the planet stencils in place etc, but when i do figure it out i'll be making a video of me painting it :) sorry Paul i couldn't be helpful at this moment in time.
@@JonBarberArt thanks for the reply Jon the only way i can think is fridge magnets or your overlay practice, but i think both of these would be very time consuming, as i would have to wait for each part to dry, whats your thoughts? I look forward to the video, thanks again Paul
Hi Paul no problem, Thats a great idea about the magnets i never thought about that even tho i have loads laying around :) yes it would take a bit longer to paint as the layers would need to completely dry before placing the stencils on, i think that's the method i would use using magnets to hold them in place :) Not sure when i'll be doing it tho.
Big fan of your videos thank you! Is there somewhere I could purchase the round stencils for the planets? Or should I just gather circle objects from around the house? Thanks again. Keep the videos coming
Hi Anthony, Thank you very much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, feedback and question I really appreciate it :) I don't buy any of mine i just use the lids off old food tubs that are round or things that i find around the house that i have no use for :) Hope this helps :) Also it's really nice to hear that you are a fan of my videos it means a lot Anthony :)
Is photographic paper good for painting these paintings? Which is the best or which one do you use? I am liking this type of painting and I want to start shortly and I would appreciate your advice. Greetings
Hi Ben, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, and the question, I really appreciate it :) Yes there is a way of doing it upside down on ceiling, what i would do first is paint all the back ground and then add the planets last using reverse stencils cut from card, hope this helps :)
Hi Joshua, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment feedback and question i really appreciate it :) Yes you can use a canvas, When i spray paint on a canvas i just take it out of the packaging and spray straight on too it, but you could prep them first if you wanted, I've tried before and there was no difference to be honest hope this helps :)
Hi Tony, Thank you for answering Joshua comment it's really appreciated , I don't prep mine when i use them i just spray paint on them straight away :)
Jon Barber Art Thank You for reaching out! Your work is truely amazing!! My planets turned out pretty good!! I attempted them on poster board! I’m going to attempt on a canvas today!! I’m going to give Saturn a try! Thank you so much for actually taking the time to teach the ones who want to be taught!
Hi Joshua no problem, Happy to help, Also Thank you so much for the kind words and fantastic feedback i really appreciate it :) I enjoy making these kind of video's :) and also i wanted to make this series so i could answer some of the questions people have asked me and also to help people out that want to learn this form of art, Glad to hear that your planets turned out well :)
Hi 9AYR, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment, feedback and question i really appreciate it :) The size of the paper i used in this was A3 in size hope this helps :)
Hi mate, been watching your vids for the past 2hours, and i must say, my local artshop basket is full... thank you man you really got me motivated. If you could answer me this, i would be more than appreciated. Is fotographic paper ok? it has a glossy side to it... never the less, thank you for your time in making all your videos man. Cheers
Hi Pedro, Thank you so much for watching, and for taking the time to leave these kind words and this comment, feedback, and the question I really appreciate it :) yes Photo paper is ok to use as it won't soak up the paint like normal paper. I used it when i first started spray paint art, the only problem with it that it cost a bit to buy and the bigger you go the more and more it cost.
Got yourself a new subscriber ! Before watching your video , I went bought load of low pressure cans ! Can I use low pressure cans to do this piece ? And could I do it on wood ? Thanks for your work bro !
Hi Asa, Sorry for the late response, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment, the support, and the question I really appreciate it :) Yes low pressure cans will work just fine, i use low pressure cans in most of my painting , but for the beginners tutorials i choose to use the high pressure ones , I like using them both tho :) Yes you can do it on wood just remember to prep the wood first, i have one on my channel where i painted on wood and my newest video is also painted on wood both turn out really well :)
@@JonBarberArt Big thanks for the reply . I'll check those videos out, and like each one I watch. Last question when you get a chance , when drawing planets does it matter between using Matte or gloss ? Thanks again
Hi Klayman, Thank you for taking the time to leave this comment and question i appreciate it :) If you want you could check out some of my other video's where you will see me paint multiple planets and moons hope this helps :)
sory I forgot to tell you that I like your spray art and that is why I also rob it myself and I have more questions do you have some tips for me and if you choose colors for your art then it is more against overpainting or together colors the best and what is your most beautiful art and why again you have some tips for me and I can't wait for more videos
Hi Sivago i thought it was a mistake :) Also thank you for the question :) i mostly use colours that i want to use or that i think will work together but i also use the same colour but different shades of that colour to make it go from dark to light of that said colour, I don't really have a favorite painting to be honest with you but the one's i like the most are on the wall in my house :)
