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Great advice/demo on the varying drying times of different pigments on the pallet. I never thought - 1) to really notice the differences beyond thinking, "Oh, that one's dry." 2) to tell students about it, and so 3) I've watched people squeeze a LOT of paint out onto the pallet. So, thanks!
Thank you for showing us more behind the scenes! Especially the cloud segment, I'm personally working on that. That piece is one of my favorites so far, excellent work!
Great video! You made me laugh with your ‘lean operation’ comment - I hear ya, not easy to try to capture the scene, enjoy the process, take video, and comment on what you are doing! Thanks for doing it and sharing!
Another gorgeous painting. Both subtle and lively tones in the water, and airy clouds. I’ve heard prolonged hiccups are a sign of creative genius - it all makes sense now.
Really love listening to the ocean while you paint, always look forward to your weekly video. Clouds & water, my favorite things to paint too. Thank you.
Love the composition! I did a 9x12 color study of it, really liked it. Now I am doing a larger 14 x 18' painting. Your videos has improved my paintings, changing taste in paintings and my subject from landscapes to seascapes.
I didn't know that it was even possible to paint in this way like, just seeing it, drawing it, then filling it in, it's CRAZY! Another great video, my guy
Brilliant colors, brilliant painting and narrative! It cracked me up when you referenced the "lean operation". Thank you for sharing your talent so graciously.
A brutal day…hear the artist’s cry Smell the sea and feel the sky Seeks a more protected milieu With clouds, cliffs and rocks too Close up views - keeps a lean operation Sky shifts from ultra marine to cerulean Clouds of blue or maybe gray No crew - he’s not Beyoncé Apologies to Van Morrison More to enjoy at Patreon 😁 🌊 This was beautiful even at the sketch in. Really amazing. The reflected sky and the delicate value shifts are magical. I will be sorry to see the OG flannel go, but glad you are warmer. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
Thanks Suz! Haha, Queen B. I am not. No entourage and not nearly as glamorous. You never know, the old flannel may make an appearance here and there. Especially if I've got a big, messy painting to do. 😊✌️💛
@@chamberlainpaintings idk lol that fashion show you did awhile back with the new striped T-shirt and Chuck Taylor's haha! That one made me laugh memorably! I feel you, my style often gets me looked at like "a not-so-classy working class wierdo" haha! Or maybe that's just in my head. Idk tho, depends on where u go. College campus, Starbucks, the mall, restaurants..people look at me different when I got my "roughing it" clothes on
I think painting black is one of the biggest challenges I come across. Your solution of using Ultramarine and Burnt Sienna creates a great result for those dark areas in a brightly lit scene. I have taken to using Ultramarine and Burnt Umber. It creates quite a true black, but I can vary the temperature of it depending on how much of each i use, and surprisingly it remains quite colourful in the context of my compositions. It's a beautiful piece, Michael. I am really drawn to the distant mountains, and I agree with the challenge of keeping the clouds airy. It's a real puzzler sometimes. I've had more than my share of frustration with them. But when you get it right, it's magnificent! Thanks for the video.
i love seeing the pairings come to life! what starts off as an orange canvas with lines all over turns slowly into a beautiful painting with so much detail
Hey Michael. So laughing at your battle with the elements ! A daily Scottish plein air experience for me (although we've just had 3-in-a row blue sky days). Clouds and sky colours fascinate me too, only plein air can teach the true values I.m.o ! A Cloud A Day by Gavin Pretor-Pinney worth a read, enlightening studies of clouds. Power To The Brush my friend 👍 A. Ps, just ordered some Chamberlain Coffee & Merch this morning 🤣
Thanks Alan! Battling the elements is part of the plein air adventure! I'll check out the book you mention. I love painting clouds. Hope you enjoy your coffee! I need to order more. I'm out of Early Bird 😂👍
The composition--oh my! The background, mid ground, foreground approach really made it all work. With such a grey color-less day (at least to my eye from the video anyway), you really scored! Beautiful painting Michael.
Thanks Michelle! I definitely pushed the color. The color that was there was very subtle. That's one of the advantages of capturing a scene in paint as opposed to photo. You can exaggerate to recreate the lived experience!
Another lovely painting Michael. “Clouds scudding across the sky”. You’re my new RU-vid painting star🥰. But don’t know how you manage to paint so brilliantly, hold the camera, comment and teach all at once. And often in the wind. Respect to you. And thank you. From south of France. 😊
Beautiful painting! I was very interested in the way you painted the sky as I’ve just painted some fishing boats and the sky was similar. I struggled with it a bit so this video was very helpful. You mastered it very well. Thank you for posting
When you said sometimes the clouds painted look too purple, same thing here...I got a tube of Paynes grey ...helps me to keep the grey areas more consistent... I'm always amazed how you paint the subtle value shifts in the rocks
Colors and composition ON POINT on this one Mike 👏 👍 well done! Just LOVE the cerulean, cloud covered sky! Your composition is always ligit but this one was especially pleasing
Beautiful painting! I didn't know you could walk down to that beach. Van Gogh sketched with French ultra and left his sketch showing. You reminded me of him this morning. Stay warm!
I like how the painting turned out really good! We've had crazy winds here in Wisconsin all winter too. Hiccups but the show must go on. LOL That's why I love your videos because you're a down to earth guy. Keep having fun with your art! Take Care
I have been transported to your beach! Really appreciate your videos and shared painting thought process. Thanks Michael. Wish I could share my view at present, we are suffering through the dregs of winter it is really ugly here.🙁
Great masterpiece, sir! I like it. I also like the ocean sounds! Btw. "Be an Outsider" ... Well, I feel like one all my life! lol ... Good luck with the show!
Great sky study Mike, i had just done a seascape to find when i got home my clouds were very purple! So, this realy helped me thanks mate. One question, your go to blend for greys, what are they?
Thanks Bert! My "go to" blend for gray is ultramarine with a touch of burnt sienna. I lighten it up with titanium white and then decide what sort of adjustments are needed.
@@chamberlainpaintings I havent been there but I recall a few videos of you being there and those rock formations are amazing. I drove by in 2019 not knowing anything about the coast. I hope to drive by again in a few years and make all these stops! I missed so much.
@@alvinray9080 There's so much to see and discover on the drive from Half Moon Bay to Santa Cruz. I'm still discovering and I've driven that stretch of highway 1 for forty years!
At 0:40 do you cover your paints in the box? I know covering the paints with clear plastic making sure no airflow can get in while stagnant keeps paints fresh...don't dry up...thanks for your time....my box is same concept as yours....the paints last...again with careful covering not letting any airflow to paints...
Have you tried filming an area where interests you ....then take footage play on big screen in studio and paint....good idea when the elements outside are difficult for the painter....for multiple reasons... Also, while filming- take close ups of the area of intrest....plein air painting in studio.... 1:51 a good example of why filming the overall area of intrest for a painting and taking it back to studio playing it on screen ....having close ups of intrest...elements and such... Not moving camera all around- having it focused on the one area for like 30 mins ...or however... Again- here you have plein air painting in your studio....without the elements....