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you can also do voice overs you know apart from a painting career :D...lol you have a superb voice..

Great video, thanks

You certainly get around. Good video.

Can’t wait to see what paintings come of this. Enjoy Italy!

Очень большая голова у коровы разве вы не видите

Great video!

Awesome, as ever.

Just curious if there's a non Apple equivalent to use with Windows? I'd love to buy an iPad Pro and Procreate but it's a stretch on pension. Thanks, Ted Hawkes

thx for the video .. i actually prefer days that are grey ,to bright sunny days , many times.. i love subdued color palettes and really enjoy trying to find all the gorgeous colors in those subtle greys .. to me, sunny bright days are too " perfect", almost boring for me.. thx as always.. nora kag

Thanks Colley, great informative video, beautiful location ❤

Thank you colley , another great video, I wasn’t expecting snow as a subject in June , haha, thoroughly enjoyed it, thank you for sharing

Well Colley, it's hard to believe you went all the way to Vermont in winter and did not paint on site. Shocking actually!! Maybe you did; so, let's see those next time. Snow subjects were some of the most "iconic" paintings by great American artists of the past, like Aldro Hibbard, who painted in the very paces you trod upon. And now no doubt you loaded up with photos of cute little houses, on snowy ground. Yes, it's damned cold to stand outside and paint for 2-3 hours, as I did may times in the Lake Tahoe region, in below freezing temps, but you will see things you never could in the studio as you look at those photos and make up stuff on your computer. Come on man, you look strong and young enough to do it! What waste of time to do winter-scapes indoors. And here's a tip folks, those who know will spot those a mile away in the galleries, they always look fake, at least to me. Your statements about blue shadows in snow versus yellow ones in sand may be generally true but my God man the whole rainbow spectrum of light is reflect off of snow, and you could never possibly get that down in a painting unless you get yourself out there and paint it from life. Ok, then you can do studio works from the oil sketches you made outdoors, "that's the ticket" for more "realistic" snow paintings! Other than that little rant, LOL, cheers from beautiful southern Arizona where I live now! And yes, it's bloody hot out here now, so I am in the studio working on pictures from my plein air sketches I did in the fall and winter here, where there is not much snow to paint, like there was when I lived in Northern California!! LOL ;D

Excellent advice. So often we have cloudy overcast days; no shadows, no lovely blue skies. So, addressing variety in subject matter allows me to think you understand my needs. Thanks so much, Colley!❤

I really appreciate these videos and generous advice. I consider myself a fair painter but always looking to get better.

Very astute collection IMO. I can see why you chose those paintings. All beautiful, painterly and masterful as are yours.

Thanks for sharing your space Colley

Thank you for your generosity and sharing of this beautiful piece of art with your followers. Amazing work.

Excellent tips there Colley , thank you for the video, much appreciated

I really wish I didn't see that Ayn Rand book on your shelf 😬

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This is what i am always conscious of 5:12. Good advice

Love your videos and calm way of demonstrating, always learning something. Now I need to get a bigger brush 😅

Добрый день, Колли! Благодарю за прекрасные видео. Подскажите пожалуйста- какова основная палитра красок Артура Стритона? Удачи Вам!

I've been following a few American artists like Joe Paquet, Bryan Mark T, Kyle Ma, Mark Boedges, and an artist named Colley Whisson, who I thought just another great American artist. A few weeks ago, I found this channel. I actually didn't know you were from my home state. Thank you so much for recording these lessons. I hope I will get a chance to see you in Albion in Oct.

Beautiful

Just started dabbling with this and i find it really useful for adjusting tonal value Thanks for a good video.

Colley, I have only recently discovered your channel on RUclips, and am loving these vids, as much as I have enjoyed your book, “Creating Impressionist Landscapes in Oil” which I have had for a long time. I find your voice very soothing, and like the style of narration after the painting is done. Would enjoy knowing your basic palette and more color mixing for shadows, etc.

thank you sir, great tips.

I absolutely love your work. Your paintings are magical. As an artist myself, I'm picking up some much needed tips and inspiration from watching your fantastic videos. Also, I'm sure you've been told this many times but you have one of the most soothing voices ever. It's almost like watching Bob Ross all over again.

Another splendid Saturday night special , just love how you lay paint down! Super painting and tips, thank you for this great video

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Love your work for years, glad to see you in America, and on you tube thank you for all your sharing, for those like me who could never study with you. God Bless

You are the best at your craft sir!👍

I admire your smooth strokes. I can’t get the paint that smooth no matter how much medium i put in. Could it be the quality of the brush? I use basic hog bristle. Do you always use the synthetic? Or just for detail? Also learning a lot about grass colour and temperature. Noticing that the greenery in many artist’s paintings is ‘yellower’ up close than the reference, and bluer in the distance. Is it just for emphasizing aerial perspective, or maybe also because the bluer green grass would look too ‘primary’?

Pro-Create.......are you kidding me........If you are going to use Pro-Create, you may as well just send your photos to the printer.

You're a superb painter..

I became so obsessed of your work!Pls,don’t stop uploading new videos!❤

Really love your paintings and demonstrations ❤ Could I please ask what brand of brushes do you use? Especially the red handled brush it’s a large size one. Also the black handled one.

Great video Colly!

Good work on the mountains. Reminded me of South NZ. Pleasure to watch you paint.

Super video and final painting . I particularly loved your handling of the background mountains , lots of tips, thank you so much for the video and as always thoroughly enjoyed watching your process

This was lovely to watch and a perfect length. Not too long. Thank you.

Consistently. Good. Looks great. I would like your opinion of Mark Lague. I can’t figure out how he doesi. It .Thanks.

Wow.. patreon comming soon! ❤ hoping to find such full-length videos with voiceover there!

Haha who’s Arthur? I thought you were going for the David Attenborough as a muppet intro for a while! Love the farm animals, I’m taking up animal painting in our rural area, and your subjects and virtuosity is really inspiring! Thank-you.

I'm hoping that you don't think that I was suggesting that you did. I simply was asserting that one cannot nor need not avoid everything dangerous in life and that taking reasonable precautions in the face of potentially hazardous condition is the prudent thing to do.

Belle harmonies colorée, belle video bravo

What a wonderful painting 💐❤️💐

Alex, you have your Dad's hands. Don't let perfectionism get the best of you! Beautiful work!

I know the subject was The Power of Blue; but, your greens are spectacular, too! So much variety and light! Thanks