He is not an annoyin dog...hes a good dog. There's nothing better than relaxin and paintin with your retriever...mind you - he should be drinkin liquor too! good work.
omg very amazing man i like how the windows edges are amazingly straight u must be very good at painting thin lines without shaking your hand because when i try i cant keep my hand steady sometimes
question, i uaslly do watercolors but i started on trying out oil paints, its very think paint does it have to be that way or is there a way to thin it out a bit and if so what should i use to thin it out with
Amazing! I've learned more here than any book has taught me! The sad part is... I thought I was an artist!!!! BTW, "lordytoo", you should get yourself a Doberman and satisfy your chihuahua instead of trying to be a comic here.
Another unbelievable painting James, superb! Master Plumbers around here charge an avg of $50-$75/hr and thats self-employed, otherwise its be $14-$20/hr avg. I'd say you're doin pretty darn good if you can manage to produce work begetting $4-$5K in whats nearly a typical work week for most, given it takes most folks 2+ months to gross that much cash .. Frankly, I'd say your work is worth more! I know mine sure is for 40 hrs of my life a week, :S
this piece will net me 4-5K although to do that it must retail at nearly double that. I have maybe 50 hrs in it, so figure 80-90/hr.... thats about what your plumber makes.
i would say that if you have a.- talent, b.- the dicipline to maintain a steady output of work and c.- self marketing skills, you can make a living as well as anyone else
I am amazed at your work. I want to do Plein Air style, but it all just comes out blobby. I realized that the Impressionists were all trained classically first. Likewise, maybe the reason I can't paint an impressionistic tree, is becuase I can't paint a real one yet. Maybe I need to slow down and do it more like you. Thank you for that life lesson and your inspiration.
I am so jealous of your talent. All my life I've wanted to be able to paint and I've tried everything but I'm just rubbish. I guess it's like being able to sing well, you either can or you can't.
thanks for commenting Snowcat...this is the kind of feedback i need..first off, im very new to this video thing and am learning as i go....im trying to compress several hours worth of painting into 5-10 min of video. this particular video i speeded up more than twice the last one so i'll try slowing down the next one....i really appreciate your interest....jimmy
Here's my feedback: you know how Bob ross makes painting easy. You should make more involved painting understandable. Heres what I mean. I learned to paint through the bob ross method. But it's oversimplified and kinda "cookie cutter". Were I to do this same painting in the bob ross style. it could never look as real as yours.
thanks Matt for your input... im taking your advice and in the next series Im going to take a piece all the way thru from conception to completion, adding in a pallette cam and filming in HD (the HD versions will be on my website) and finally slowing down the speed but only filming selected sections.
Beautiful -love the shadows thanks a lot!
pauline
lileylilian 8 months ago
eerr.... too fast,, need to be more close up to... so i can see mre detail...
dezensera 11 months ago
What?
This is not just a paint job...
This is a SHOW!
Thanks!
Congratulations from Brasil.
claramei100 1 year ago
nice
shadowclan1993 1 year ago
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fantastico!!! voce é perfeito artista, é como ver alguem pintando a propria fotografia, parece magica, todo este sombreado é simplesmente divino!
Congratulations, my friend.
Brasil love you
Silene
silenewiccan 1 year ago
fantastico!!! voce é perfeito artista, é como ver alguem pintando a propria fotografia, parece magica, todo este sombreado é simplesmente divino!
Congratulations, my friend.
Brasil love you
Silene
silenewiccan 1 year ago
Man your confidence painting the leaves over the barn is amazing!
MuddyTonic 1 year ago
Is that dog a White Lab?
UncleRabbit1 1 year ago
Love your paintings. I am having some difficulty with foilage and I am amazed at how easily you paint it. Is there a technique?
dcopley51 2 years ago
Thanks for the information about the brush !!!
Do you use synthetic, sable or bristle? I've been trying them all and find that different kinds work for different techniques.
Yesterday, I watched the entire October Lane series, printed out a photo and am going to make an attempt....
Thanks again for taking the time to do these !!! They are VERY helful !!!
sashntash 2 years ago
I use the cheapest synthetic brushes i can find as I'll only get 1 painting out of a (small )brush anyway.
Good luck with Oct Lane!!
jimmy3dd 2 years ago
He is not an annoyin dog...hes a good dog. There's nothing better than relaxin and paintin with your retriever...mind you - he should be drinkin liquor too! good work.
virgatron 2 years ago
plus one!
jimmy3dd 2 years ago
Love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to do these. And... I love your dog !!! I used to have a Black Lab.... wonderful dogs.
What brush did you use to do the foliage? It looks like a small round or a liner brush but it's hard to tell on the sped up tape.
Thanks again
sashntash 2 years ago
Its about a #1 or 2 flat
jimmy3dd 2 years ago
that dog is annoying LOL
thefool19 2 years ago
Brilliant James! I learned so much just watching this take shape. and the Dobro picking was class music. |well done pal!
aussiejohnr 2 years ago
brilliant!!!
2ankita16 2 years ago
Fantastic work.
54spiritedwill54 2 years ago
This is a great video. I love how the tree came out so photo-realistic. Thank you for sharing this!
myomelette 3 years ago
Shame that it's sped up like that...such gorgeous work would be more appreciated when at the natural rate/speed of your ability...
1created1 3 years ago
wow...incredible painting artist,you have so much talent it's real art!!!!unbelivable!
cute dog by the way!!!:)
1968monaco500 3 years ago
Maybe it's not talent -- maybe it's hard earned skill
AlchemistShaman 3 years ago
omg very amazing man i like how the windows edges are amazingly straight u must be very good at painting thin lines without shaking your hand because when i try i cant keep my hand steady sometimes
kasumisman 3 years ago
Dang!!!! Fasinating. Such talent. Love the music, the pooch and watching you paint so beautifully. The shadow work....superb! Thank you Sir :D
224clb22 3 years ago
wow it's amazing how much the littlest shadows and highlights make the bigest diference.GRAT WORK !
oilpainter92 3 years ago
question, i uaslly do watercolors but i started on trying out oil paints, its very think paint does it have to be that way or is there a way to thin it out a bit and if so what should i use to thin it out with
Anzu101 3 years ago
try using mineral spirits, i'd recomend getting one of the oderless types
jimmy3dd 3 years ago
k ty ^^
Anzu101 3 years ago
Amazing!!5*
Priloomis 3 years ago
Too fast too little expanation, too distant/fast to know what is being done
meakw2 3 years ago
lolll
u2nick 3 years ago
Amazing! I've learned more here than any book has taught me! The sad part is... I thought I was an artist!!!! BTW, "lordytoo", you should get yourself a Doberman and satisfy your chihuahua instead of trying to be a comic here.
Chavee49 3 years ago
lol the dog is giving him a blowjob..but great work
lordytoo 3 years ago
I bet you liked that.
oArtVandelayo 3 years ago
Hee masterpainter James ......my compliments
hermanusaanhuis 4 years ago
I like your painting ,wonderful work.Thanks alot for show your video.
JIN555666 4 years ago
I must say your work is top notch! I enjoy watching you Jim. Keep up the great painting and video's!
Rick Packer
RickPacker 4 years ago
Another unbelievable painting James, superb! Master Plumbers around here charge an avg of $50-$75/hr and thats self-employed, otherwise its be $14-$20/hr avg. I'd say you're doin pretty darn good if you can manage to produce work begetting $4-$5K in whats nearly a typical work week for most, given it takes most folks 2+ months to gross that much cash .. Frankly, I'd say your work is worth more! I know mine sure is for 40 hrs of my life a week, :S
Costar75 4 years ago
LOL 40 hours a week thats nuthing im just over 80 lol moneys good in alberta
hunter24247 4 years ago
Jimmy, what is the song playing in the video?
phishhead11 4 years ago
Big Bug Shuffle by Russ Barenberg from the album Skip Hop and Wobble with Edgar Meyers on bass annd Jerry Douglass on steel.....
jimmy3dd 4 years ago
how much would you sell a painting like this?
and do you make money off being an artist? I'm a student of fine art, and i wonder if i need to work as a teacher in the end to make a living.
jeval666 4 years ago
this piece will net me 4-5K although to do that it must retail at nearly double that. I have maybe 50 hrs in it, so figure 80-90/hr.... thats about what your plumber makes.
i would say that if you have a.- talent, b.- the dicipline to maintain a steady output of work and c.- self marketing skills, you can make a living as well as anyone else
jimmy3dd 4 years ago
thank you for replying,you are so good at what you do.
jeval666 4 years ago
Wonderful Work Jimmy - Thank you for sharing. It's always wonderful to see artists at work! I like your clean and realistic style. ;)
Lori
LAArtGallery 4 years ago
hi jimmy - here's a fan from Sydney australia - i am a novice artist and u just give me more reasons to continue - ta
yakster9 4 years ago
Wow Gorgious Jimmy! That happens to me too.
artettina 4 years ago
Dear Jimmy,
I am amazed at your work. I want to do Plein Air style, but it all just comes out blobby. I realized that the Impressionists were all trained classically first. Likewise, maybe the reason I can't paint an impressionistic tree, is becuase I can't paint a real one yet. Maybe I need to slow down and do it more like you. Thank you for that life lesson and your inspiration.
Sincerely,
Carolyn
cjjorgensen 4 years ago
nice job, but, I'm not fooled.
The dog helps.
berryconnell 4 years ago
I am so jealous of your talent. All my life I've wanted to be able to paint and I've tried everything but I'm just rubbish. I guess it's like being able to sing well, you either can or you can't.
Your painting is beautiful!
JanineRobin 4 years ago
Fantastic work. I'll have to go and view your other movies now!
tsmpaul 4 years ago
I love it and i hope there's more
jantina 4 years ago
I love your works your problally one of the best! Keep it up im subscribing!
Shurike 4 years ago
This was really cool to watch and I hope there's more to come.
jewelrythief 4 years ago
Beatiful work. I just wish it moved a little slower so I can see the techniques. Please post more. Thanks for sharing.
snowcat749 4 years ago
thanks for commenting Snowcat...this is the kind of feedback i need..first off, im very new to this video thing and am learning as i go....im trying to compress several hours worth of painting into 5-10 min of video. this particular video i speeded up more than twice the last one so i'll try slowing down the next one....i really appreciate your interest....jimmy
jimmy3dd 4 years ago
Here's my feedback: you know how Bob ross makes painting easy. You should make more involved painting understandable. Heres what I mean. I learned to paint through the bob ross method. But it's oversimplified and kinda "cookie cutter". Were I to do this same painting in the bob ross style. it could never look as real as yours.
MattCockburn 4 years ago
.... so, keep doing your videos the way you do, but slow it down to show the technique of important things/tricks/techniques..
MattCockburn 4 years ago
thanks Matt for your input... im taking your advice and in the next series Im going to take a piece all the way thru from conception to completion, adding in a pallette cam and filming in HD (the HD versions will be on my website) and finally slowing down the speed but only filming selected sections.
jimmy3dd 4 years ago
Very nice,thanks for sharing your talent
dogsarehere 4 years ago