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If you are interested in learning new methods and techniques to dramatically improve your paintings, then we hope that you will enjoy our videos! Join artist, teacher, and Emmy award winning host David Dunlop as he blends art history, painting technique, philosophy, and science in his inimitable, inspiring, and entertaining style.
Each video is created and produced by the Emmy award winning team of David Dunlop and producer/director Connie Simmons. Choose from selections from our Emmy award-winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop and additional masterclass painting workshops on various specific landscape painting topics, such as Painting Skies and Painting Seas.
Each video usually includes a discussion of historical precedents on the specific topic and a demonstration painting during which David shares new techniques and tips that you can apply to your own paintings.
Each video is created and produced by the Emmy award winning team of David Dunlop and producer/director Connie Simmons. Choose from selections from our Emmy award-winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop and additional masterclass painting workshops on various specific landscape painting topics, such as Painting Skies and Painting Seas.
Each video usually includes a discussion of historical precedents on the specific topic and a demonstration painting during which David shares new techniques and tips that you can apply to your own paintings.
Painting Skies with David Dunlop - Jacob van Ruisdael Cloud Study
In this one-hour program, artist and Emmy award-winning television host David Dunlop examines, discusses and paints a study of Jacob van Ruisdael's iconic "Wheat Fields," painted in 1670. He is not trying to copy the painting but is examining and demonstrating several different techniques that van Ruisdael used to paint luminous skies and water in the Venetian landscape.
Using techniques of the old masters as well as contemporary methods, David brings you a wealth of information, demonstrations, encouragement, tips, and insights in program. Learn new methods to dramatically improve your eye, your composition, painting and your landscapes. His infectious enthusiasm and multi-disciplinary perspective combining art, history, philosophy, science and technique will provide a unique workshop experience for you - and offer you new ideas and compositions for your paintings! We hope that you enjoy it! (English language subtitles)
Chapters:
Introduction: Begins at 0:00 minutes
Composition and Diagram: Begins at 02:58 minutes
Palette: Begins at 08:15
Oil Painting: Begins at 15:06 minutes
Conclusion: Begins at 57:25 minutes
Materials for Oil Painting Demonstration:
Oil Palette: Scheveningen Blue Light; Ultramarine Blue; Titanium White; Transparent Red Oxide; and Gamboge.
2", 3" and 4" Watercolor Wash Brushes
Medium: Linseed Oil
Produced by the Emmy award-winning team of SimmonsArt and David Dunlop. Join them for more inspiring Landscape Painting Workshops on our UA-cam channel, David Dunlop and SimmonsArt, and at www.daviddunlop.com.
SimmonsArt Inc. and David Dunlop © 2024
Filmed in 2015 and Remastered in 2024
Using techniques of the old masters as well as contemporary methods, David brings you a wealth of information, demonstrations, encouragement, tips, and insights in program. Learn new methods to dramatically improve your eye, your composition, painting and your landscapes. His infectious enthusiasm and multi-disciplinary perspective combining art, history, philosophy, science and technique will provide a unique workshop experience for you - and offer you new ideas and compositions for your paintings! We hope that you enjoy it! (English language subtitles)
Chapters:
Introduction: Begins at 0:00 minutes
Composition and Diagram: Begins at 02:58 minutes
Palette: Begins at 08:15
Oil Painting: Begins at 15:06 minutes
Conclusion: Begins at 57:25 minutes
Materials for Oil Painting Demonstration:
Oil Palette: Scheveningen Blue Light; Ultramarine Blue; Titanium White; Transparent Red Oxide; and Gamboge.
2", 3" and 4" Watercolor Wash Brushes
Medium: Linseed Oil
Produced by the Emmy award-winning team of SimmonsArt and David Dunlop. Join them for more inspiring Landscape Painting Workshops on our UA-cam channel, David Dunlop and SimmonsArt, and at www.daviddunlop.com.
SimmonsArt Inc. and David Dunlop © 2024
Filmed in 2015 and Remastered in 2024
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Hudson River Painters at Kaaterskill Falls, NY - Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (#111)
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The Hudson River Painters at Kaaterskill Falls, NY - From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 111, Season One) (English Subtitles) David visits the top of the 300-foot Kaaterskill Falls in the Catskill Mountains, painted by many Hudson River artists. These artists, a loose group of artists whose work was considered to be the first American school of ...
Francesco Guardi's Views of Venice - Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop - Episode #202
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Francesco Guardi's Views of Venice - From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 202, Season Two) (English Subtitles) David travels to many magical locations in Venice that were painted by the great 18th century Venetian landscape painter, Francesco Guardi (1712-1783), a few years younger than Giovanni Antonio Canal, commonly known as Canaletto (1697 - ...
Frederic Church’s Olana (Hudson River Valley, NY) - Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop #113
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Painting Frederic Church’s Olana in Hudson River Valley, New York - From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 113, Season One) (English Subtitles) We would love for you to Subscribe to our Channel. David’ visits the tranquil setting at Olana, Hudson River painter Frederic Church’s Persian-inspired home in upstate New York. The Hudson River Painters, c...
Inspiring Landscape of Etretat, France, #107- Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop - Season 1
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Etretat, France - A Landscape of Inspiration - From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 107, Season One) (English Subtitles) We would love for you to Subscribe to our Channel. David visits the majestic white cliffs rising out of the sea at Etretat, France on the Normandy Coast. He discusses their role in the inventive periods of French painting from ...
Monet’s Waterlilies in Giverny, France #102 of Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop - Season 1
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Monet’s Waterlilies in Giverny, France - From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 102, Season One) (English, French and Spanish Subtitles) We would love for you to Subscribe to our Channel. This is the entire PBS program; an excerpt had been previously uploaded and is still available. David visits the enchanting village of Giverny, 45 miles northwest...
American Impressionists at Lieutenant River, CT - #112 of Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
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From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 112, Season One)(English Subtitles) David travels to the bank of the Lieutenant River, CT to visit the grounds of the Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, Connecticut. He examines the distinctly American style of Impressionism that retained more of a basis of drawing and sketching and more of a reliance on cl...
James Abbott McNeill Whistler’s Venice - #205 from Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
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James Abbott McNeill Whistler’s Venice - Episode #205 from Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 205, Season Two)(English Subtitles) Pastel demonstration on the Guidecca in Venice. Join David as he travels to iconic Venetian locations that inspired provocative artist James Abb...
J.M.W. Turner Cloud Study - Venice with David Dunlop
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In this one-hour program, David examines, discusses and paints a study of Turner’s beautiful "View of Venice: The Ducal Palace, Dogana and Part of San Giorgio," painted in 1841. He is not trying to copy the painting but is examining and demonstrating several different techniques that Turner used to paint luminous skies and water in the Venetian landscape. Using techniques of the old masters as ...
The Woodland Streams of the Hudson River Painters - #208 Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
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From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 208, Season Two)(English Subtitles) Join David as he travels to a secluded woodland stream in New England off the Saugatuck River in Connecticut, following in the footsteps of Hudson River painters such as Thomas Cole (1801-1848) and Asher Durand (1796-1886). David discusses the Hudson River Painters who were ...
J.M.W. Turner’s Visions of Venice - Episode #201 from Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
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J.M.W. Turner’s Visions of Venice - Episode #201 from Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 201, Season Two)(English Subtitles) Join David as he takes us on a journey to explore the beautiful Venetian locations that inspired J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851) during his three trips to ...
Americans Impressionists in Giverny, France - #105 from Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop
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From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 105, Season One)(English Subtitles) David follows in the footsteps of the American artists who formed an art colony in Giverny in the 1880-1920s, drawn by the creative magnetic influence of Claude Monet. In the last quarter of the 19th century, artists from Paris escaped the uncomfortable heat of the Parisian ...
Renoir’s Olive Groves in Cagnes Sur Mer in the South of France - #104 of Landscapes Through Time
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From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 104, Season One)(English Subtitles) (New Upload with Credits that had been deleted) David visits Pierre Auguste Renoir’s (1841-1919) home and studio in Les Colettes in the South of France, and takes us through the ancient olive grove overlooking Nice and the Mediterranean. David traces Renoir’s difficult but u...
Painting the Tidepools at Winslow Homer’s Prouts Neck, Maine
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From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 207, Season Two)(English and French Subtitles) David visits the rocky shores of Prouts Neck, Maine, where the famously enigmatic Winslow Homer (1836-1910) lived for the final 27 years of his life and painted some of his most theatrical, and iconic seascapes. While visiting Homer's home and studio on Prout's Ne...
Painting Flora with David Dunlop - Painting Luminous Flowers in Red
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Painting Flora with David Dunlop - Luminous Flowers in Red. Created and produced by the Emmy® award winning team of acclaimed artist and teacher David Dunlop and director/producer Connie Simmons. In this program, Painting Flora - Luminous Flowers in Red, join David for an informative and inspiring workshop in oil as he experiments with new methods to reinvent floral painting. Flowers have been ...
The Transcendent Landscapes of George Inness - #109 from Emmy Award winning Landscapes Through Time
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The Transcendent Landscapes of George Inness - #109 from Emmy Award winning Landscapes Through Time
John Singer Sargent’s Venice from Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 203)
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John Singer Sargent’s Venice from Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 203)
Painting Clouds and Skies in Motion with David Dunlop
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Painting Clouds and Skies in Motion with David Dunlop
Luminous Landscapes of John Frederick Kensett - Contentment island, CT
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Luminous Landscapes of John Frederick Kensett - Contentment island, CT
Painting a Summer Landscape with David Dunlop
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Painting a Summer Landscape with David Dunlop
Exploring Whistler's Venetian Etchings with David Dunlop - from Landscapes Through Time
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Exploring Whistler's Venetian Etchings with David Dunlop - from Landscapes Through Time
David Dunlop's Live Online Painting Workshop - Visions of Venice - March 18 2023
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David Dunlop's Live Online Painting Workshop - Visions of Venice - March 18 2023
David Dunlop's Translucence & Reflections Landscape Painting Workshop - SATURDAY, February 18, 2023
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David Dunlop's Translucence & Reflections Landscape Painting Workshop - SATURDAY, February 18, 2023
David Dunlop's Winter Landscapes - Live Online Workshop, Saturday December 17, 2022 (Recorded)
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David Dunlop's Winter Landscapes - Live Online Workshop, Saturday December 17, 2022 (Recorded)
David Dunlop's Live Online Workshop - Abstracting Nature's Landscapes - October 15, 2022
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David Dunlop's Live Online Workshop - Abstracting Nature's Landscapes - October 15, 2022
David Dunlop's Tuesdays in October 2022 Live Online Landscape Painting Workshops. Join Us!
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David Dunlop's Tuesdays in October 2022 Live Online Landscape Painting Workshops. Join Us!
David's New Live Online Tuesdays in July, 2022 Landscape Painting Workshops
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David's New Live Online Tuesdays in July, 2022 Landscape Painting Workshops
Welcome to Painting Landscapes with David Dunlop.
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Welcome to Painting Landscapes with David Dunlop.
Landscape Painting with David Dunlop - From Realism to Abstraction
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Landscape Painting with David Dunlop - From Realism to Abstraction
David Dunlop - Painting the Sea at Winslow Homer's Prouts Neck, Maine
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David Dunlop - Painting the Sea at Winslow Homer's Prouts Neck, Maine
I am so excited to watch this! Thank you so much! You are such an amazing person. Please keep us updated with your videos they are so great!
Mr Dunlop never failed to amaze me with his love of art, or his knowledge of art and the technics of art. I started by thinking he has messed this up, within seconds of my thought appeared a beautiful, smartly thought out painting he was following. 💜
An honor to be one of the first among your great followers Mr. Dunlop!
Turning the painting upsidedown. 8:43 The amazing move in my opinion! Let me continue; I'm on min. 12.
Yeyyey; 17:42 here we go! I love that moment! Let's continue...
Dear RUTalkingtoMe - Thank you so much for watching and then for writing to us so quickly! We are delighted you enjoyed it. We really love hearing from you. Kind regards, David and Connie
Hehe; good thing is I got one thousand brushes. No kidding!
@@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt Thank you Mr. Dunlop for sharing your valuable time! Still watching the video.
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Thank you for touching on the subject of the Luminists (1850-1875). There are very few sources on this subject, my primary one being Wilmerding's book, "American Light". These ideas have greatly influenced my own landscapes in both painting and photography.
Dear Dave - Thank you so much for watching and for your comments. We are delighted you enjoyed it. It was amazing being at the location where Kensett painted - very moving. John Wilmerding's book, "American Light" is a wonderful book! Good luck with yo7u painting. Kind regards, David and Connie
so good. numerous off hand comments that reveal understanding and wisdom
Hello again, tangiblepress! We are happy to see you here again and thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. All the best, Connie and David
Seriously. U may want to turn pro. I see some real potential 😊
Dear john - Hi! Thank you so much - you made us laugh! We are delighted that you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
@@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt I loved that thing you said, I'm paraphrasing, "edges help us nominate identity for the shape". P.s. if ur better half paints at any level. Let her in front of the camera a few times. I'm saying that with complete confidence ur relationship is on solid ground. 😂 ✌️
I bet ur fun to hangout with.😊 I enjoy your artwork ur knowledge and levity. I enjoy your videos. Ty😊
Hello, John - Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. All the best, Connie and David
Very nice
I really loved this so much. The history, the details, the painting and ideas, love it all. Thank you! I look so forward to these videos. Sincerely, Paula
Dear paulalovesart4545 - Hi! Thank you so much. We loved being at Kaaterskill Falls - an amazing place! We are delighted you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
HEY!!!. I heard you say u like songs that "pop into ur head" when ur painting. Do you have Alexa?... If it's in your studio. U could just say"Alexa play (insert song) and it'll start playing the song. U don't have to stop painting.😊
Love the history you provided in this episode. So many wonderful facts to ponder upon. Thank You, David, an adventure as always!
Dear dektold76 - Thank you for watching and writing to us. We loved being at the top of Kaaterskill Falls and walking through those woods - much quieter now than when the Hudson River Painters were there. Good luck with your painting. Kind regards, Connie and David
Like some of the very old videos, he nevers asks the student if he can work on their painting…..nor does he actually engage in a discussion with the student about what adjustments to make. It is his painting, not hers…just saying
Dear JohnWolfPortraits - Thank you for writing. David has worked with most of his students for many years and ALWAYS asks them if they would like him to demonstrate his comments and thoughts on their paintings, which is an honorable, time tested process of teaching painting. We thought that was clear in the programs, but we should have made that clearer because it is an important point. None of his students consider this a demeaning process and are happy to see different ideas and solutions. We realize that others may have different thoughts about this process and have a different method of teaching - we respect that. However, David's student appreciate and want to watch his different ideas on their painting so that they can continue to learn and also to use the techniques themselves in the future. These are works that are painted to continue learning new techniques and compositions. They may keep or change David's changes to the paintings, as they like. Thank you for your thoughts and concerns. Kind regards, Connie and David
David, thank for each and every video of yours. You are a brilliant teacher and an artist!
Thank you, c90sf! We are so happy that you enjoyed it and wrote to us with your very generous comments! Kind regards, David and Connie
Awesome stories mixed with great insights, love it! Inspiring!
Dear MonnizProductions - We are glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching and for writing to us. Kind regards, David and Connie
You are an amazing teacher. It is liberating to watch your creation.i can't wait to start. What brushes do you use?
Thank you, sushmasabnis6454! We are so happy that you enjoyed the program and wrote to us with your very generous comments! I use watercolor wash brushes (from art supply stores), bristle brushes (from hardware and paint stores( , makeup brushes and squeegees as well. Good luck with you painting. Kind regards, David and Connie
This was great to see- thanks! I was surprised you were using such soft floppy brushes. Are those the kinds of brushes the Hudson River painters were using?
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Dear brta1747 - - We are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us with you generous comment! We loved hearing from you. All the best, Connie and David
@@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt I love your videos and I've been missing you! Thank YOU for enriching all of our lives!
@@brta1747 We really love your very lovely comment - it is wonderful to be able to connect through art and learning! Good luck with your painting! Kind regard, Connie and David
Brilliant talk and demonstration series 👍
Dear garygreen1782 - Thank you so much! we loved creating this series and are delighted that you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
“The finish ends up in the studio, not in the field.” So their paintings outdoors were meant only as color studies. Did they take photos back then? I happen to know a ‘gallery painter’ who lives in the Hudson Valley who takes photos to piece together a composition in the studio. To me, I can’t imagine being stuck in a studio with all that is lost by not being outside. I have to question the authenticity of the artistic experience when paintings are produced in a studio. This is certainly not plein air painting.
Dear grandpa_eric - Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. We really appreciated your thoughts. All the best, Connie and David
Very nice ❤❤❤❤ 19:01
Dear MayaDrawingArt - Hi! Thank you so much for watching and for writing to us. We are so happy that you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
Great results and episode, thanks. Although I find Cole to almost be Naive Art, his contemporaries do more for me.
Dear cnon - Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us. We loved hearing from you. Kind regards, Connie and David
OMG! What a wonderful surprise to have a new tutorial. I've missed you. Today I practiced painting the Contentment Island, CT tutorial. Please tell me what you paint on for all your tutorials? You make it look so easy. Thank you so very much for your expertise and knowledge. Like someone once wrote on another tutorial, "I'm David Dunlap and I'm an encyclopedia." It's so true.
HI, Deborah - So nice to see you and thank you for your comments! We are so happy that you were looking at the Contentment Island program - we also loved creating that program! As in the Kaaterskill Falls program - we loved being in those locations and walking where the wonderful painters also walked and painted. From Connie - For Season One, David primarily painted on a quadruple primed Belgian linen from Artfix with a lead like gesso - L84C. You can find that in most artstores. Thank you again for watching and writing to us - we love hearing from you. Kind regards, Connie and David
Well done, sir. 👍
Hello, Bob! Hi! Thank you so much. We are delighted you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
Fantastic episode on my favorite school, thank you.
Dear Kathleen - Hi - We are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. (From Connie - I also thought that David was wonderful and moving during the conclusion!) All the best, Connie and David
Hudson River Boyz again? Let it rain.
Dear @Splatterpunk_OldNewYork - That is very funny! Thank you for watching and for writing to us. Kind regards, Connie and David
I have the complete DVD set; both one and two.
Dear William - Thank you so much for your support - we love that you have both of our DVD sets! We have decided that we would now add these to our UA-cam Channel because we created and produced these programs to share these wonderful painters (and, Connie adds - to share David's wonderful insights and demonstrations!). We hope that you enjoy them here as well as our other programs! Good luck with your painting! Kind regards, Connie and David
I really like this episode. Thanks for re-posting it.
Thank you, Stephen! We are always happy to see you here and we hope that you are doing well! Kind regards, Connie and David
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Thank you so much, frantigd4820! We appreciate your watching and writing to us. Kind regards, Connie and David
Great work!
An interesting man, great tutor
At 5:15 …that’s Brant Rock in Marshfield Ma.
Thank you so much. Love your process.
So Nancy, do you still consider you painted that piece or not?
Dear Vickie - Thank you for writing. David has worked with most of his students for many years and ALWAYS asks them if they would like him to demonstrate his comments and thoughts on their paintings, which is a time honored process of teaching painting. We realize that others may have different thoughts about this process and have a different method of teaching. His students always want to watch his different ideas on their painting so that they can continue to learn and also to use the techniques themselves in the future. These are works to continue learning new techniques and compositions. And yes, they still consider that they painted the paintings and may keep or change David's changes to the paintings. Thank you for your thoughts. Kind regards, Connie and David
They used to use opera glasses at the viewings, so people could see all the details in the painting.
Dear Ankiking - Love this comment! Thank you for watching and writing to us! All best, Connie and David
Gorgeous work, thank you for sharing this
Dear dianneetherien - Hello! We are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. All the best, Connie and David
I’ve just discovered you on UA-cam…perfect timing. I’ve been struggling with my style of photorealistic painting which lacks the emotional and spirituality which you describe beautifully. Thanks for posting your lessons on UA-cam
Dear karlbroman - Hello! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us - we love hearing from you! We are happy that you enjoyed it! All the best, Connie and David
Are you familiar with an artist named Rence born in Naples in 1922? Studied under Gianni Scarpa and J Benet. Apparently known for Venetian coastal scenes and French streetscapes.
Dear Alta - Hello! Thank you very much for writing to us - we love hearing from you! We will take a look at your artist - thank you for the information. Kind regards, Connie and David
Really appreciate your merging of art history and learning to paint. Thanks!👍🎨🙏🌻
Our pleasure, Irwin - we are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! We appreciate your thoughts. All the best, Connie and David
how many layers are we talking about?
HI, Allen - Many! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! We appreciate your thoughts. All the best, Connie and David
Overpainting a student's work is not an honorable teaching technique...so bad i cannot watch. As he says..if IWANT...his student is broken. Its NOT fun to paint " with" him...its demeaning. EGOIST
Dear Jay - Thank you for writing. David has worked with most of his students for many years and ALWAYS asks them if they would like him to demonstrate his comments and thoughts on their paintings, which is an honorable, time tested process of teaching painting. None of his students consider this a demeaning process and are happy to see different ideas and solutions. We realize that others - like you - may have different thoughts about this process and have a different method of teaching - we respect that. However, David's student appreciate and want to watch his different ideas on their painting so that they can continue to learn and also to use the techniques themselves in the future. These are works to continue learning new techniques and compositions. They may keep or change David's changes to the paintings, as they like. Thank you for your thoughts and concerns. Kind regards, Connie and David
Best lesson on turner on UA-cam.
Thank you, dylanduke1075, we really appreciate your generous comment! Turner is a favorite artist of ours and we loved seeing the places that he painted in Venice. Thank you for watching and writing! Kind regards, Connie and David
@@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt thanks for the response. Could I make a suggestion? Would it be possible to do a lesson on how to push/exaggerate colour and move away from strict interpretation? Like for example, how do you decide on colours when trying to make a scene more interesting than just copying precisely from your reference. I really don’t think there’s a lot on UA-cam on that topic
God I love you teaching. Is there any chance you could delve into turners and monets use of colour - pushing colour beyond that which is strictly representational? And maybe turners messy atmospheric brush marks and why they work (such as in the burning of the Houses of Parliament)?
Thank you, Dylan - we loved your comments. In the Landscapes Through Time area on our UA-cam channel, we do have a program about Monet's waterlilies and also Turner's watercolor of Santa Maria della salute and an old from a different angle of the Dogana. I hope that you enjoy them. Kind regards, Connie and David
I'm right brain dominated. Ur helping me with explaining it scientifically. I'm an edge detector now!!!
Hi, john! Thank you so much. That is hilarious that you are now an edge detector - join the crowd! We are delighted you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
Love this, will be back.
Dear user-cv8yw3qq5m - Hi - We are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. All the best, Connie and David
I hear things I didn't hear the first time I watched this.
Thank you, Dan! We are happy that you enjoyed it! It means so much to us to hear from you. All the best, Connie and David
it's funny how you have to learn the rules of detail with the end goal being able to ignore them
Such a brilliant artist, and such a brilliant mind, jumping from ancient Egypt, to renaissance, to psychology, to biology, thesism, to paper towels and men in black all whilst creating a master piece. Absolutely engaging and absorbing. Peace be upon you sir.
A thinking man's Bob Ross 😂
Dear Chris - Thank you so much for watching our program and writing to us! We are delighted you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
Really fascinating, bringing history to highlight what Dunlop is attempting on the paper.
Dear stopthatluca - Thank you so muchfor watching our program! We really appreciate hearing from you - it is great to hear your thoughts. We are delighted you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie
As a artist I learn alot from Mr. Dunlops videos but always always just enjoy watching and listening, thank you
Dear Sandra - Thank you so much for watching our program - we love producing them! We really appreciate hearing from you - it is great to hear your thoughts. We are delighted you enjoyed it. Kind regards, David and Connie