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Painting Fine Details with Big Brushes 

James Gurney
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James Gurney shows how you can paint a lot of detail with relatively big brushes. The plein-air subject is a snow pile in a parking lot. He then shows an abstract painting exercise with a flat brush that you can try.
MATERIALS
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BOOKS:
Color and Light: A Guide for Realist Painters: amzn.to/2JhWtfc
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Комментарии : 262   
@taralynvonderlinden500
@taralynvonderlinden500 5 лет назад
I really enjoyed the little study at the end. It would be great to see more loose experimentation like that! Super helpful.
@theoooarts5232
@theoooarts5232 5 лет назад
Are you German or so you have German ancestors? I just thought "von der Linden" this is 100% German 😂
@JamesGurney
@JamesGurney 5 лет назад
I'm working now on a video about "Unusual Oil Techniques," and I spend some of the time with loose experimentation to test things out.
@e.w.vanschelt9210
@e.w.vanschelt9210 5 лет назад
@@theoooarts5232 or from the netherlands
@BradIdeas
@BradIdeas 5 лет назад
Hawthorne: “Paint the ugly, make it beautiful” Gurney: “Hold my brush... here comes the parking lot snow pile”
@kishascape
@kishascape 2 года назад
Imagine people passing by in the parking lot. “Da hell this guy doin”
@robertjschroff6307
@robertjschroff6307 5 лет назад
I feel so lucky to find your channel as I have never really seen anyone to paint with gouache in a professional level before. Great great transform of the vision and you teach a lot. Thanks for sharing this! Greetings, Robert
@veaudor
@veaudor 5 лет назад
I agree.
@ronschlorff7089
@ronschlorff7089 5 лет назад
Yes, I like gouache too. I think it is a very "friendly" medium; it has lots of "range"!
@katenikii
@katenikii 5 лет назад
@@ronschlorff7089 I also recommend Lena Rivo on RU-vid!
@ronschlorff7089
@ronschlorff7089 5 лет назад
@@katenikii Thanks, I painted in gouache years ago, birds. Seeing this video inspires me to try again, I'm doing landscapes in oil now, which is nice too!
@thefrugalcrafter
@thefrugalcrafter 5 лет назад
I've never seen a more beautiful snowbank!
@TheOGxPredator
@TheOGxPredator 5 лет назад
I don’t paint but I do enjoy these videos a lot, they help with my anxiety immensely.
@TheOGxPredator
@TheOGxPredator 5 лет назад
winter ride seriously the best calming method.
@slikster86
@slikster86 5 лет назад
And who would have thought a pile of snow would make good subject matter. Really enjoying your videos, which I’ve never come across before. Fantastic👍
@diegofloor
@diegofloor 5 лет назад
This is always a comment in your videos but it must be said again, you see beauty in unusual scenes! And it shows in the work. I look at the painting and go "ooh I see the beauty now"
@JamesGurney
@JamesGurney 5 лет назад
Thank you, Diego. I love snow piles because of the way the white snow reflects colors in the shadow, and the fractal quality of the forms.
@jlabate1
@jlabate1 4 года назад
It's funny to me that the painting of everyday life in its unclean and raw form can be so refreshing. Everyone's trying to paint the perfect field of flowers or a tranquil river winding at the base of a beautiful mountain (which are all amazing and have their place) but this to me is endlessly more interesting. And something admittedly I didn't think initially I would like. Thank you for videos and changing my perspective.
@MathiasJ89
@MathiasJ89 5 лет назад
Gorgeous work and an unexpected extra lesson there at the end. Thanks :)
@mariamaragonesjust2150
@mariamaragonesjust2150 4 года назад
Hola James!!me encanta el efecto de la nieve!!muchas gracias por sus videos tan utiles y entretenidos😊
@Adriano-do-Couto-Illustration
@Adriano-do-Couto-Illustration 5 лет назад
I love the variety of texture you achieved with washes and dry brushing on the ground. Awesome.
@ronschlorff7089
@ronschlorff7089 5 лет назад
that's what's great about gouache; it can be made to look like a range of other mediums!!
@durian830317
@durian830317 5 лет назад
We don't make mistakes, we make happy....oops, wrong channel.
@abdouoh5840
@abdouoh5840 5 лет назад
or is it ?
@agilimamaryana4835
@agilimamaryana4835 5 лет назад
I dont get it
@bread6366
@bread6366 5 лет назад
@@agilimamaryana4835 bob ross quote
@davidlewis-laurent8876
@davidlewis-laurent8876 5 лет назад
Alot of the artwork I like to do on my spare time is digital, I'm big on 3D modeling and stuff. However I just can't shake the feeling I get taking photos with film, it's more raw, and harder to cover mistakes, and the whole process you really have to think before clicking that shutter button. I'm very inspired, not only your painting, but your approach to the effects in your videos, just love it! Gives me almost a nostalgic feeling! Thanks for the quality content!
@suzanneboily5224
@suzanneboily5224 2 года назад
Your the best. Thanks for sharing! Always a pleasure watching and learning.🖌🎨🖼🧡
@KateBauerArt
@KateBauerArt 5 лет назад
Great/informative video as usual :) I really enjoy how simple brushstrokes makes it look more realistic. We often fiddle with paintings trying to make them look more detailed, when really it's the confident strokes that add much more.
@sophialair
@sophialair 4 года назад
Is it just me or does this guy give off the most relaxing vibes lol. I honestly feel so happy watching his vids lol
@robertlocklear6674
@robertlocklear6674 5 лет назад
Really love the longer videos that show more of your process. Can't wait to see the next one.
@lisafroment856
@lisafroment856 3 года назад
You made a drab snowbank beautiful!
@jeremyolson4280
@jeremyolson4280 5 лет назад
Your paintings thumbnails always seem so realistic I have to watch the video to see how it came to be
@IshikaShanai
@IshikaShanai 5 лет назад
I can’t wait to implement those painting exercises you showed us. Thank you so much! 💙
@JamesGurney
@JamesGurney 5 лет назад
Thanks, that's the idea I was trying to get across. Have an extra page in the sketchbook where you can just play and experiment.
@yuugen7113
@yuugen7113 5 лет назад
Of course James can make a snow pile in a parking lot look beautiful aha thank you for sharing your videos with us!
@mesolithicman164
@mesolithicman164 5 лет назад
Sign of a true artist, turn a bunch of crappy old urban snow into a work of art.
@hepolaroth
@hepolaroth 2 года назад
I appreciate your videos! Thank you for sharing your accumulated knowledge/ insights.
@PleaseNThankYou
@PleaseNThankYou 3 года назад
You always amaze me. I like your color schemes and brush strokes. I've tried moving my brush in the same manor and not really over think too much. I'm going to look through your videos for something for the beginner... trees.
@l_days127
@l_days127 5 лет назад
This channel has brought me joy and hope to improve my painting and drawing skills because I really love drawing landscapes and not so much people lol
@Tata-iu3fy
@Tata-iu3fy 5 лет назад
That snow looks real. I thought it was a picture at first glance. Your highlight skills are amazing.
@KroMagnum4
@KroMagnum4 5 лет назад
Fantastic you have inspired me to explore gouache. Thank you.
@madmania5080
@madmania5080 5 лет назад
James is amazing
@Deromartin
@Deromartin 4 года назад
Seu canal é fantástico! Eu aprecio muito o seu trabalho, grande artista! Parabéns.
@MC-ks3xd
@MC-ks3xd 5 лет назад
I'm really glad youtube recommended the airplane video.
@origabiyt1500
@origabiyt1500 5 лет назад
The Truth (if it's still necessary!) is that the Artist makes the art not the tool! ...and the truth shall set you free! Thank you and have a nice day,James!
@realisticabstract6322
@realisticabstract6322 4 года назад
Very nice, I love this painting
@YvanBenoit
@YvanBenoit 5 лет назад
thank you very much for the techniques you share. your work is amazing!
@Nonorama
@Nonorama 5 лет назад
Have a thumbs up for another great tutorial! I might consider getting me a set of gouache for painting on my blackwood vacation, instead of the oilcolour. Less painting medium to carry around ^^ Going to check out more of your tips and tricks before I leave
@TreasureByMeasure
@TreasureByMeasure 5 лет назад
I enjoyed the practice techniques of the checker box.
@josephlowry4320
@josephlowry4320 4 года назад
Very useful and interesting, Gouache is fascinating to do in art.
@timjackfilms
@timjackfilms 5 лет назад
👍🏼 Even a crispy pile of water can make a beautiful painting
@rj8944
@rj8944 5 лет назад
Thank you, James.
@epaxinc1019
@epaxinc1019 5 лет назад
I was expecting him to say no after the into question.. Damn you first of april!
@Finity_Dust
@Finity_Dust 5 лет назад
proko ref?
@WildPortraitArtist
@WildPortraitArtist 5 лет назад
Only Gurney could take a dirty pile of shovelled snow and make it look beautiful.
@clintfockler1113
@clintfockler1113 5 лет назад
I grew up calling these piles "snow boogers" and they always felt like an eyesore. You make them look so interesting I want to try this. Also really really liked the exercise demo at the end! Would love to see more of those!
@darktrip3863
@darktrip3863 5 лет назад
Excellent work
@jaygeo8661
@jaygeo8661 5 лет назад
21 seconds in and I just wiggled so hard into my couch I'm excited. Lol
@johnychen8143
@johnychen8143 5 лет назад
Amazing. I'm addicted to your videos now.
@4thArmoredVet
@4thArmoredVet 5 лет назад
Excellent technique. Thank you.
@adildraws
@adildraws 5 лет назад
Another great work. Keep going.
@Undiluted_Liquid
@Undiluted_Liquid 5 лет назад
i lovee ur paintingssooooooo muchhhhh i wana try this style on my own work
@crisalidathomassie1811
@crisalidathomassie1811 5 лет назад
Wow! What a great tutorial. Thanks so much.
@ugo979
@ugo979 5 лет назад
I know you have written a book about it but could you do a teaser or something on how to properly mix colours in watercolour, gouache, caseine.. ?
@JamesGurney
@JamesGurney 5 лет назад
I don't know if there's a "proper" way, but there are strategies for mixing colors, and that's a good suggestion for a topic to explore.
@rg2265
@rg2265 4 года назад
This is so beautiful. I wish I could make something like that.
@kugashira24
@kugashira24 5 лет назад
You are the master.
@cosmicslime1496
@cosmicslime1496 5 лет назад
This man is amazing
@beetljam792
@beetljam792 5 лет назад
james, you legend
@shifter65
@shifter65 5 лет назад
Amazing how a painting turns an everyday mundane scene into something beautiful!
@vampazilla2622
@vampazilla2622 5 лет назад
Beautiful. Love how you've captured a portion of winter.
@dylanfernandes6243
@dylanfernandes6243 5 лет назад
very amazing
@snook377
@snook377 4 года назад
Very cool! Dude
@ponchocolate3902
@ponchocolate3902 5 лет назад
Magnífico !!!
@ponchocolate3902
@ponchocolate3902 5 лет назад
Magnífico !!!
@marisangiovanni
@marisangiovanni 5 лет назад
Thank you for your wonderful videos! I have all of your books and they are great, too. Really appreciate the time you spend teaching others! I have learned so much that I incorporate into my work and my own Artwork By Mari RU-vid channel!
@AnnaKeyMara
@AnnaKeyMara 4 года назад
thanks
@davidheywood4082
@davidheywood4082 5 лет назад
Wow James, great work! Thanks for the tips too :D
@torstenmaier5624
@torstenmaier5624 5 лет назад
Phänomenales Talent.
@shellssoul
@shellssoul 5 лет назад
Freaking beautiful. STUNNING and i havent even watched it uet
@ifartmagic
@ifartmagic 5 лет назад
Lol im not sure at what point i stopped seeing blotches on paper to a beautiful snow pile. But it was quick.
@krisartfox83
@krisartfox83 5 лет назад
thank you for these advices ! :)
@Corinthians-kjv
@Corinthians-kjv 5 лет назад
Skills!!!
@patirving705
@patirving705 4 года назад
I learned from every minute of this...but that last 5 min on using the big brush for different effect...WOW! That was so much great info!!!!
@catherinecervas3726
@catherinecervas3726 5 лет назад
I love your videos! Thank you for sharing : ) Your rendering of wet surfaces, ice and snow are beautiful.
@galganphoto
@galganphoto 4 года назад
i did the same thing with oils as a training. I purposely chose just 2, sometimes onl 1 larger brush. It forced me to really care about my brush strokes and overall getting the most from my brushes. Sometimes less is more and I´ve learnt that I don´t need large amount of brushes to finish the painting. Thanks for the video, I love your work. Sorry if any mistakes, I am not a native english speaker
@FuzzyWhisper
@FuzzyWhisper 5 лет назад
Gorgeous painting. Thank you for that bonus lesson at the end. You packed a lot of useful techniques into a brief demo!
@sid-zn7kl
@sid-zn7kl 4 года назад
This is as calm and interesting as a Bob Ross video. Come to think of it, are you his brother?
@ralphhancock7449
@ralphhancock7449 5 лет назад
Using a big brush to paint tiny details is just a waste of paint. BUT, if you use a large brush on a large area, and then continue using it for the details, that does make sense. Makes me think that maybe it would be useful to have a combo brush, half flat, half cat's tongue. That way I could easily make squared edges with one side, and soft rounded strokes with the opposite 'corner'...if that makes any sense. Wonder if there are gallery shows of "one brush" paintings.
@мариналазарева-п3т
Вы классный. Спасибо Вам большое. 😍
@MarcinKebsMielczarek
@MarcinKebsMielczarek 5 лет назад
I Love your videos. Yesterday I bought yours " gouache in the wild " lessons/tutorial. Great stuff I learned a lot from it.
@JamesGurney
@JamesGurney 5 лет назад
Thanks for your support and kind words.
@nicholasjoseph6710
@nicholasjoseph6710 5 лет назад
How many colours you need to pain show? Me: mm only white!
@bretthastings3836
@bretthastings3836 5 лет назад
Awesome content thank you
@Gawron..
@Gawron.. 5 лет назад
The topic of work is not very interesting but the work itself came out beautifully. It would be a shame to waste paint on such a topic.. Usually when I'm working on it, I keep such work, put it in frames. A car park with a mountain of snow would probably end up in a bin. Even if it came out beautifully. The subject of the work is very important to me.
@sign543
@sign543 4 года назад
I can’t hear “yellow ochre” without thinking immediately of Bob Ross, since that’s where I first learned that word: ochre.
@akuma689lbj
@akuma689lbj 5 лет назад
this is awesome techniques!Thanks a lot for sharing!
@shethatisnau
@shethatisnau 3 года назад
My first statement upon seeing your video was: "he's cute! I bet he's got a great accent". Not the accent I was anticipating, but great art & you remind me of various characters I've enjoyed in films over the years so I guess I found you cute upon first impression 😂
@JamesGurney
@JamesGurney 3 года назад
Thank you! 😃 . That's funny. I'm wondering what characters or accents I remind you of. Peter Lorre, Peter O'Toole, or Peter Falk?
@shethatisnau
@shethatisnau 3 года назад
@@JamesGurney the latter two with a splash of Bill Nighy! Lovely art, thanks again for sharing your process with us :)
@jimstarr7746
@jimstarr7746 5 лет назад
Great video! Does anyone know the video link where James talks about creating his easel set up for plein air painting?
@JamesGurney
@JamesGurney 5 лет назад
Jim, here's a video that gets into the tools and materials. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pm1cS37f05k.html
@kakaxz19
@kakaxz19 5 лет назад
I bought a few weeks ago the book color and light on amazon (amazing book by the way) and at the end of this video I realised that this was James Gurney him self... well, aint that cool! :D
@eybietie
@eybietie 5 лет назад
man what would i give to have a master artist like james letting you travel and paint with them etc for some time.. i discovered watercolor with a tube of white gouache to be pretty enjoyable - definately giving gouache only a try soon~
@ДарьяПерепичай
@ДарьяПерепичай 5 лет назад
Очень красиво
@huchencourouleau7304
@huchencourouleau7304 4 года назад
Is it oil or acrylic?! Nice teaching ;) thanks
@mariano500
@mariano500 4 года назад
Relax for me
@CT2507
@CT2507 5 лет назад
great video. very well explained. i learned a few things. and a simple but beautiful painting. subbed. :)
@LincolnWorld
@LincolnWorld 5 лет назад
I love your videos! You are such great painter and teacher. Thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge.
@sunnyboy4553
@sunnyboy4553 5 лет назад
Very helpful. You gave me an idea on how to paint mountains with the way you painted the snowpile. Only different in scale. Thank you.
@kristypolymath1359
@kristypolymath1359 5 лет назад
Artist spotted wearing a trench-coat, lined with weapons of various animal and synthetic hairs. If you see something, paint something.
@ibanez2010
@ibanez2010 5 лет назад
This is hard to watch. Not because of you or your art, but after THAT winter, frankly, I'd be ok never seeing snow again! :D
@ronschlorff7089
@ronschlorff7089 5 лет назад
I understand! Seeing snow is fine; but actually "dealing with it" is another matter entirely!!!
@Nunyabeeswax777
@Nunyabeeswax777 5 лет назад
"Is it possible to make a painting like this with paint brushes like this?" Yes, but only if you are James Gurney.
@kayuunoi1148
@kayuunoi1148 5 лет назад
You are my greatest inspiration. Thank you for every video. Greetings from Poland :)
@Chaoseatssouls
@Chaoseatssouls 5 лет назад
You are sooo amazing! I am really happy to find your channel. Thanks for your videos!:)
@l3tt3rbox
@l3tt3rbox 5 лет назад
I love your paintings of the most mundane scenes that nobody really pays much attention to.
@PHeMoX
@PHeMoX 5 лет назад
This type of video is very useful! Thanks!
@ginafriend1690
@ginafriend1690 5 лет назад
Your paintings come Alive in Every stroke! What a Talent!
@LauraGYoung
@LauraGYoung 5 лет назад
Fantastic demo. 👍 Midway through, this could be a scene from an Antarctic expedition.
@JamesGurney
@JamesGurney 5 лет назад
Thanks, Laura. Just screen out the car dealer and the grocery carts and it looked like Mount Everest.
@ronschlorff7089
@ronschlorff7089 5 лет назад
@@JamesGurney right, and no extra oxygen needed either!! :D
@StornCook
@StornCook 5 лет назад
James, I was wondering about the water soluble sketch at the beginning. I totally understand that for a quick painting like this, the lines are there to be guidelines and when the paint/water hits, they dissolve and become part of the painting. My question comes about your illustration work. It seems like that work is tighter.... working from Marquettes, lighting and all the details that have to be made up... Do you do tighter pencils when going to illustration work? Or do you use the same water soluble approach?
@milwaukeebrewers6337
@milwaukeebrewers6337 5 лет назад
Very wet stroke, oh yeah.
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