danieltee

those videos were awesome :D

bright and contrasty. I like it!

thanks a lot! New Zealand is an awesome place, I was there many many years ago, at a time when i didn't paint. Would love to visit again one day, as the diverse landscape is perfect to paint. If I'll ever

This is an awesome post. Nice step by step. The blue shadow on the bird looks really good and makes him stand out so nicely on the background. Nice to see another oil painter on here. I'll be following

Very awesome work and nice to see the process. Thats what I love so much about charcoal, its like someone or something emerges or materializes from a mist. Nice that your back. Steemit needs more good

looks like you got a little anarchist street school going on there :D

nice step by step. the highlights worked, the rocks really look wet. My only critique would be that the parts in shadow of the rocks are a bit to warmish in color and contrast quite a bit with the sorrounding

what does that mean? one village hour? Can you go, say... to a housepainter in the village with that and pay him for 2 hours of painting your house, and than he goes to a farmer in the village and buys

Puh, it looks so stunning. I'm thinking about travelling there to do some plein-air painting, I love big mountains. Also, if you liked it, check out Ladakh in India. Such a beautiful place

I like the desaturated one more. I'd pull up the value of the snow a bit, eg make the light parts lighter but leave the dark parts as they are

Really really awesome. I love how the red edges give this intense glare to the part that is in direct light. Makes an impression of relly really strong light. Also love the idea of using a rendering as

this is an awesome painting man. love the textures. Composition also works really good with the circles above mirroring the form of the tire

very awesome painting. the wave is like a tunnel with light at the end :D

Very nice painting. Awesome that you made a step by step to show how to do it to others

Very awesome work. Really love the texture of the background. How big is the original work? I've never heard about Hinterglas-paintings. how are they usually hung? with a paper as white background?

Very nice video! The colours you used in the second one work really good. I should do some more figure drawing/painting. Are you doing any life figure drawing?

Nice work! I love the thick application. In general I love the textur and flow of thick oil paint. I bet it took ages to dry

Hey Roberto, this project looks awesome. Keep up the good work PS: would like to see some more photos of the artwork

Thanks a lot!

Thank you!