I Was Painting Landscapes WRONG! (Here's Why)

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Many thanks for your detailed explanations.

Precioso. Espectacular. Me encantan los verdes...

Thanks Man, that's class..really helpful tutorial.😊

Ok but why do you need my phone number in your free lanscape link

Awesome. Love it. I learned this from Joe Paquet. totally changed the way I paint landscapes and other subjects. Gives a great foundation and much more dramatic. Even helps avoid that "ugly" phase of the painting we sometimes get. Great demo. Explains it well.

Very nice, I think I'm going to try that way of painting landscape. Thank you!!

Fabulous teacher, thank you

So beautiful ❤️

Thank u very much for explaining verey well those demos helps a lot.

gorgeous

I thought you have been doing the shadows first for years no...?

Beautiful 💙

Great work Sam, I'm going to have to try this in my next landscape painting!

Maestro bravissimo grazie per il suo video e' molto istruttivo

Hi Sam. Awesome video.
Love your new paint pallets preview in your video.
Will definitely give it a try painting my shadows first.
Thanks Sam.

Hi, this is Elmira, I just signed in for the free blue print , but I changed my mind. I loved your videos but at the time being , I will wait for more opportune time. Thank you❤

Great tips, discussion and painting. Very helpful! Thanks for sharing your expertise.

Samuel bom dia. Muito obrigada pelo espetáculo de pintura!!!! ❤❤

Thanks for showing the color mixes. It helps my old brain remember what they are.

That is a stunning landscape - thank you for taking us through your process in it.

Very nice😊

Question, using the dark values method first:
I'm going to be painting a Van Gogh style of painting that has Cypress trees that sit "on-top" of the sky. Getting nice clean edges on the cypress trees "after the fact" of putting the sky in later will be difficult to do without making the cypress trees larger. The tree layer needs to be in front of the sky. How do you do this? Nice work, Sam!

I was taught to begin with a monochromatic underpainting like you are demonstrating. Way back in 1970's.

Hmm I don't know if you had the problem I do now, but I never know where on the canvas to start from, for instance, if I start from skies I'll be stuck thinking if I should add more colors to the sky or just move onto other parts and remove the white zones from canvas...it always annoys me terribly since I don't know how to approach it in different stages, I see how you do it in your videos but when it comes to actual painting I cant deliver. I keep thinking I'm ruining the work.
Do you know how to overcome this problem?