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Plein Air Packing

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In this video Plein Air artist, Jessica Henry, explains what she takes with out into the field- all in one backpack!
Hi Guys! The number one question I receive is “Where can I find videos and/or books you create for purchase?” A close second is about my materials. So, I am adding this info page to all my videos, and I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching!
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ART Materials common in all videos (with the exception of drawing and watercolor videos)
Gamblin Paints:
www.gamblincol...
Colors:
• Titanium White
• Cadmium Yellow Medium
• Yellow Ochre
• Burnt Sienna
• Ultramarine Blue
• Pthalo Green
• Alizarin Crimson
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Mediums:
• Gamsol (Odorless Mineral Spirits- available through Gamblin Products)
• Refined Linseed Oil (Also available through Gamblin)
Painting Box:
• Some videos, Open Box M www.openboxm.com
• Some videos, www.artboxandpanel.com Both companies- great plein air easels!
Brushes:
• Signet Series by Robert Simmons: sizes 2,4,6,& 8
• www.dickblick....
Plein Air Backpack:
• Sienna Brand Plein Air Back Pack
• www.madisonart...
Surfaces
• Small 8” x 10”, 6” x 8” or so panels (I prefer linen or gessoed- not cotton cheap pnes)
• Raymar wet panel carrier for carrying wet paintings (I prefer an 8” x 10”) You can order panels through Raymar, also
• www.raymarart.c...
Miscellaneous materials:
• Paper Towels
• Small garbage bag
• Artists plein air umbrella (Optional) www.greatartto...
• Bottle of water/snack
• Sketch book/pencil
• Camera/phone
• Hat
• Sunblock
Studio Materials
• Larger sturdy easel
• Misc. books
• Palette
• Work station/table
• Music
• Inspiration

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24 авг 2024

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@steviegilmore9146 7 лет назад

Hi Jessica, I am a professional artist in England. I just wanted to let you know we really love your enthusiastic delivery style and refreshingly friendly, totally inclusive approach to plein air painting. I sometimes fit out my mountain cycle with panniers plus a small back-back with flask, food, water and inclement weather gear etc. I like the combination of a cycling/hiking trip and creating a small plein air souvenir of the day. Also, digital cameras can, as you know, 'reduce' down the perspective so when you get back to the studio and look at your photographic reference you may be forgiven for thinking 'wow! I got that background hill really wrong!' You didn't, it's the camera lens. So, apart from 'zooming in to get a more accurate memo, your great tip of making a small reference sketch would help out there and I even leave myself little future notes to act as a memory aid for back in the studio. It's a bit of a weight, but, I take an iPad in a durable waterproof case and shoot some film of the scene, or me painting it. I also photograph the same scene being painted then back in the studio you can use this as a reference by mounting it on a clip placed atop a musicians mic stand where your reference is like a slide, back lit and adjustable. Thank You again, Jessica you are a true ambassador to the art. Keep up the good work. Stephen Lewis Gilmore ('Stevie')

@brownlauren15 5 лет назад

Like your wood pallette hanging in the background!!

@sivakumar-pd3pw 3 года назад

Hi Jessica, wish you happy New year,ur fan from south India , Pondicherry

@davidshepherd7302 7 лет назад

great thank you for sharing all your knowledge love your artwork I can watch you all day

@JessicaHenry 7 лет назад

Thanks! I appreciate it!

@christynelsonmarsh 7 лет назад

Thank you for all the great tips. 👍

@charlottinitarantola4172 2 года назад

THANK YOU!!!

@andrewdodd1918 7 лет назад

One thing that came to mind is what do you have your camera set up on? Whatever it is it seems it can cope with any weather

@JessicaHenry 7 лет назад

Hi Andrew, I use another tripod. Sometimes I just use a panel holder/ artist easel. One thing I learned about filming in 28 degree cold, is to tape a hand warmer to the back of the phone and cover the back of your phone because a full battery will die in about 20 minutes in the cold. However- I just bought a Go Pro- and have yet to experiment with it, but I hear they're pretty hardy. (I'm going to try the ever attractive head strap!) :)

@andrewdodd1918 7 лет назад

Jessica Henry those I have been told are also good for stop motion

@kevinyork85 4 года назад

Great video! What are the easel and palette attachments on your tripod? Those are really neat!

@JessicaHenry 4 года назад

Thanks Kevin, In this video, I am sharing my James Coulter easel www.artboxandpanel.com

@arturgajewskiphotog 6 лет назад

Hello Jessica! Thank you for your great videos. I would like to find a similar tripod holder for canvas, can you direct me to a website where I could order one?

@JessicaHenry 6 лет назад

sure! www.openboxm.

@JessicaHenry 6 лет назад

Oops- www.openboxm.com

@232323username 6 лет назад

Hi Jessica! Love your videos. I am in the market for a plein air easel (quicker set up than my French easel)...I have seen you use both the Coulter and the Open M Easels. Which do you prefer for which situations? Thank you!

@JessicaHenry 6 лет назад

Thanks Angela, I prefer the Open M, because I like having the mixing area up in my line of vision, and its at about the same value plane as my canvas, and its easier when filming, for the camera to get the palette and painting together. And if that wasn't enough, it is lighter than the Coulter easel, but only by a bit. The Open M weighs 1.25 lbs! When you're backpacking everything, it all matters.

@nursingstudentsuccess 4 года назад

Do you condition them? Thank you for all of your wonderful videos :)

@JessicaHenry 4 года назад

Condition what? Brushes? Nope, I wash them and dry them. Because I’m using them almost everyday, that’s all the conditioning I’ll be giving them. My care for my brushes is minimalistic, though.

@joesurfer9754 6 лет назад

Would you please tell us what kind of back pack that is?

@JessicaHenry 6 лет назад

Thanks Joe, That one is by Katee, and it's heavy canvas and extremely durable. I thought it looked really cool, but found it to be much heavier than needed. I prefer the plein air back pack made by Sienna. Its lightweight, is specifically made for plein air painting and costs about the same, $60.

@aliciawoodward2289 7 лет назад

Can you tell me which tripod you use or would recommend. I want to start plein air painting. Than you!

@phyllisallen4019 5 лет назад

What do you do to keep paint fresh on your palette that you do not use on your painting?

@JessicaHenry 5 лет назад

You can put it in a plastic container and keep it in the freezer when not in use. Personally, I paint almost everyday, so I just "de-skin" as needed.

@tracyjones1344 7 лет назад

Also how do you clean your wooden box when done.

@JessicaHenry 7 лет назад

I just scrape it with a palette knife then wipe it down with a little OMS on a paper towel.

@tracyjones1344 7 лет назад

The wooden box had paint in it from the day before. It doesn't dry up? If it does do you had medium to activate it again or scrape it off

@JessicaHenry 7 лет назад

Hi Tracy, since I paint just about everyday, I usually only have a little dry paint to contend with. I just scrape it off and add more if needed. Sometimes I'll scrape it all the way down and start over. The mixing area I always keep clean. (Cough...cough...) ☺️

@UConceptPublishing 6 лет назад

you can put oil of cloves on a cotton ball and leave inside the box (doesn't have to be tight close); the paint will remain wet for weeks.

@a.humphries8678 Год назад

@@UConceptPublishing is that the same as clove essential oil?

@UConceptPublishing Год назад

@@a.humphries8678 Yes. The one I have is from Essential Oil Labs. I got it from Amazon

@kathycrocker3953 7 лет назад

Would like to ask how to keep tripod from blowing over in windy conditions. How do you weigh it down?

@cynthiafeeny6913 5 лет назад

Thank you! Do you also have an umbrella?

@JessicaHenry 5 лет назад

I do, and I will be bringing it to Ireland next week with me. I don't always use it though, mostly because for filming, it darkens my canvas too much. But they are nice to beat the heat and reduce glare.

@helenanddanielreynolds4980 2 года назад

@@JessicaHenry I'm just reading your reply to Cynthia now (April 2022). Did you come to Ireland, & if so where did you go painting? I live on the West coast. Bet you didn't need your first aid kit for snake bites! 🙂

@JessicaHenry 2 года назад

Helen and Daniel Reynolds hi! Yes, I’ve missed Ireland not being able to be back in a while. But I’m coming again on the 13th of June- I’ll be teaching in Kilrush for a two day workshop (I believe it’ll be one day portrait and one day Plein air) then I’m teaching at the Dublin Plein air festival on the 21st. Can’t wait to return!

@JessicaHenry 2 года назад

Helen and Daniel Reynolds the west coast is my favorite! I taught in Roundstone those two years ago. And yes! Thank God no snake bites! 😅

@helenanddanielreynolds4980 2 года назад

@@JessicaHenry I'm not too far from Kilrush - on the map ( but driving down the small, winding country roads takes forever to get to your destination 🙂 If you are here for a few days I recommend you visit an area named the Burren, and the Pol na Bron (also spelt Poulnabrone) Dolmen in the Burren. Again, it's not far from Kilrush on the map. This tomb is older than both Stonehenge in England, and the pyramids in Egypt.

@jacquigriffin5973 7 лет назад

Hard to hear you.

@davidhorn4975 3 года назад

Buffering

@rickcroucher 6 лет назад

Have you listed all these things on your blog and where to get them?

@JessicaHenry 6 лет назад

Thanks Rick, here is a link for my blog, where I list these supplies. You can order them online. I will be offering my own line of products in the new year, a kits, with everything in it- so no scavenger hunting, otherwise, there are different places you can look to order online. Gamblin products, utrecht, etc.