Plein Air & Studio Painting: 60x54 Montana Landscape

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You fascinate me! Born with such a gift. Wow. Love your art. And thank you for making the videos. Wish I could paint like you

What a journey. First to watch you cover the top third of that huge canvas with such a tantalizing scene and block in the other two thirds, bringing the distance toward the viewer.. Then to watch the second third come to life and keep drawing the eye forward. I couldn't think how one could possibly do the bottom third, a large expanse of churning water with no "relief" that would fill the whole large area. Then with total assurance and large strokes the bottom became an abstract painting in its own right that emptied the entire scene into the lap of the viewer. Incredible. I'm so impressed!

UAU!! Que pintura ESPETACULAR! O pintor pinta que encanta quem o acompanha! É FENOMENAL! Os quadros que tem são LINDÍSSIMOS! PARABÉNS ao pintor! Saudações de LISBOA PORTUGAL 😊❤

After watching tons of technical painters or people who paint the same style all the time ,it was wonderful to watch a real painter who loves paint and painting....thanks for sharing and Im going to recommend you to anyone wanting to loosen up.

A wonderful video and the final results are breathtaking. And thank you for not putting the music in the background. Listening to the creek and your son was very calming.

رجعتني الى زمان مضى منت اقرأ واكتب بعض ابيات من الشعر العمودي وكنت ارسم حقا انه مكان هادئ ومناسب للرسم

fearless of applying differennt colors,.... beautiful outcome

Magnifique artist

Why on earth would anyone down vote this?! You must've forgotten to open the door for someone. Loved every minute. Final painting is gorgeous - a great show piece for any wall. Thanks for sharing.

Such marvelous moments watching you create nature into a most beautiful painting.

Wow! Thank you for sharing from start to delivery!!!! That is one bulky sized canvas to do en plein air!!! When I saw you set up with a photo in studio I thought “oh, no😬, don’t tighten up those delicious juicy loose strokes!!!!” NIIIIIIICE finishing jewels you added! Bravo! ❤️ ~c

Fantastic! I am so glad you film your process and share it with us. This one is spectacular. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Monumental! The freedom of your brushwork is so liberating. Watching your process is like eye candy.

عاشت الأيادي أبدعت أبدعت الله يهنيك في عمرك وزوجتك واولادك

Just magnificent in every respect. Truly. Thank You for this.

Wow, It's beautiful. And nice to hear The Tallest Man On Earth in your studio.

Bravo! You certainly have guts, and the strength of youth. But you have the eye and you will go far. Magnificent!

Good on you, mister. I tried this as a young, exuberant painting experimenter...well. We trudged up to a mountainside. With all the insect repellants, cling film to protect the paints. Sunglasses, hats, umbrellas, Canvases n all the basic gear. Also wooden stakes to try to stabalize the easel/canvases. Oh boy, first we had all kinds of insects zappi g into the wet paint canvas., making patterns of their own deep in the paint, whirring in circles as they died. Then a howling wind came from outa nowhere n knocked over our staked-up easels. Then we thought mush the insects into the paint but thats just not me. So, when we thought we'd predicted the weather with maps, latest local info....our paintings looked like shit. We sloped back down, with all our gear then sat on a log, opened a bottle of red wine, and watched the most stunning sunset. A great big locust-type insect crawled up my arm as if to say : "GOTCHA !!". ( Cederberg Mountains, South Africa 1988).

This one deserved the big screen so enjoyed it on my TV. What an absolute joy. 👍👍👍👍