Paint like Van Gogh in 7 easy steps! (Acrylic version) 

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It is on my list! A bit of patience! Thanks! 😋

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thanks a lot! I will try to do Renoir soon…

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Thanks for watching! I don’t think of my videos as “lessons”, though… just sharing what I have learned along the way… 😋

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Thanks a lot! Not a real teacher though, I am just sharing my experience!

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Thanks a lot for watching, Lolita! I try to keep it simple and share my experience, so much of these techniques, used by the masters, can help our own styles! Cheers and see you around!

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Thanks a lot! There is another video about Van Gogh but I used watercolor and gouache for a portrait of my wife. Technique is about the same, but you might want to check it out!

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Gréât! Thanks for watching! Happy I could give you ideas !

I'm doing all of the sketching and painting in van gogh style. But I'm going to use the watercolours, colours, that J. M. W. TURNER used. Got to let you, imagination run off, from time to time. He's my main influence, on art. I use his style on, sketching and painting, most of the time.

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that would be a good idea! mmmh, I have to think about it...

Thanks for watching, Karen! I’ll see what I can do for Richard Schmid!

Aww thank for your kind comment. I never considered myself a teacher, just a hobbyist sharing his experience…

@@mygeekfamilycotton I actually discovered your channel yesterday and YOU ARE PHENOMENAL!!!

@@mygeekfamilycotton Oh and could you please post more impressionist painting tutorials ?| TY

Thanks @manahil! Will try

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Thanks! There is a video about Cezanne (Paint like Cezanne in 7 easy steps! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DZl0Oo5Wu8w.html) I will try to do a landscape in his style soon

Hi Charmaine! I’d say you certainly can achieve some of the same effects. The idea is to let the different layers show through the surface in between the thicker brushstrokes (or in that case pastels)… it would require a bit of adaptation, I guess… but I am not really into oil pastels… can you layer different colors without mixing them?

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I do use a very limited palette : Black(sparingly, as I usually prefer brown+blue) and white, yellow ochre, Vermillion, Cerulean Blue and Burnt umber. a bit like a variation of the Zorn Palette. I sometimes complement this with other colors when I need a more complex and particular hue : purple, vert-de-gris, lime green... that type of things... having said that, I find that, for "classical" portraits and landscapes, the limited palette is already fantastic, although a more "modern" style would call for maybe more popping colors (Maybe you can replace the ochre by a yellow?) Hope that helps?

@@mygeekfamilycotton I look forward to trying your limited palette. Have you a preferred medium - i.e. oil, acrylic? Thank you again.

@@lolitakaloustianyoung7787 hey Lolita! I usually use acrylics. Cheers

Oui! Ch’timi et fier de l’être! Ça s’entend autant que ça??? 😂😂😂

@@mygeekfamilycotton Non, non, mais vous me donnez une impression familière ! Bon courage et merci pour les tutos.

Eh oui, Luca, mon accent est difficile à cacher! Merci pour ton commentaire. Pour Bacon, je vais voir ce que je peux faire! À bientôt

Hi Lolita! Not sponsored in any way, but I am currently using PEBEO 😋, and yes: I am preparing more landscapes 😄!!!

@@mygeekfamilycotton I have spent hours trying to purchase individual colors of Pebeo - I see they have the PR188 Vermillion Red....can't find out how to purchase here in the states. I will try to contact them direct next week. Thanks, Lolita

@lolitakaloustianyoung7787 I know they are distributed in USA, but not sure how widely… I guess you could substitute for a cadmium red, that maybe more readily available?

@@mygeekfamilycotton Thank you, I will use Cad Red and continue to research availability.

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Yup: @hervecotton, thanks!