How to paint LANDSCAPES with DEPTH - Atmospheric PERSPECTIVE!

In this demo: Landscape Painting DEMO! Painting a pastoral NZ landscape with trees, water and atmosphere. Painting a Landscape with atmospheric depth is made possible by carefully mixing your tones and colours as you bring layers forward.

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Hey! Want to take your art to the next LEVEL? I make videos sharing vital painting techniques.
I'm Andrew and welcome to my channel! I just love to paint and I've been a professional artist for nearly 20 years. Teaching is my passion; after a thriving career I've decided to give back and share what I have picked up on this journey. Here on YouTube I share techniques used by the old masters, across a wide range of subjects. We will also dive into the materials used in painting, and how to wield them with mastery! I will even feature content specifically designed to help you with your art career, with Q+A videos.
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[cotacabezas]

This is not a tutorial... This is a class with the heart of a teacher. Thank you so much.

[gator]

There is no way I just watched a 22 min long video and I wasn’t bored a single second. Amazing THANK YOU 🙏

[featherrayj]

I laughed at "as artist's we can do anything, even make grass eat horses" haha. This was a very helpful video!!

[williamhorn]

I used to paint very detailed paintings. I have just started painting again after a 20 year lapse. Having no formal training I really appreciate your thorough descriptions of what you are doing and why. It has allowed me to look at my old paintings and figure out why some were so good and what was wrong with others. I absolutely love you tutorials. Finding them by accident on You Tube has inspired me to paint again!

[philipbrazeau]

One of the best tutorials I've ever seen on atmospheric perspective. Thanks Andrew.

[kendempsey]

Andrew is masterful and inspiring- much like his beloved New Zealand is to him. Don’t despair viewers who are serious artists, though it is easy to become discouraged. He shows us a creative path and if we are disciplined and attentive. We can do it!

[kandymabry]

I respect a person who does not take their God-given talent for granted. It is obvious that you are dedicated to exploring the depth of your talent. You have a spirit of excellence in your work and your teaching. Your generosity will create room for more opportunities to learn, improve and enjoy your craft. I am new to painting, so new, that I haven't even purchased my brushes. Watching you I vacillate between inspiration and "forget it". Fortunately, the choice is mine, and I choose to be inspired. Thank you and God bless you.

[thesixthtiger]

Today, my grandpa sat me down in front of one of his half-finished paintings and told me to paint. I've never used oils before, so i found myself very much out of my comfort zone! Watching this video has definitely helped me understand what I'm doing better and i look forward to painting with oils more often :)

[PaulaActeson]

Beautiful. I especially appreciate the close ups you provide on your brush strokes which enables the viewer to see exactly how you're holding the brush and the way the bristles are being used. Also the explanation of what colour you're using is very helpful so the view understands exactly what you're doing. This is so helpful for someone like myself who is still learning. Your talent is beyond amazing and your videos are extremely helpful. Thanks so much for sharing.

[joanmuller]

As a talented child I spent three years oil painting under the tutelage of an elderly painting professor who had escaped Europe during WWII where he had taught in St. Petersburg. He was an “academic” painter and I had no idea how fortunate I was to learn from him even if he was still learning English. When I attended a top university art school later, the trends were different and I suffered them sadly because though they were clever, they lacked the craft and shear magic I had experienced earlier. I was made ageless—transported back in time sixty years by this tutorial! We become easily dulled by our digital viewing experiences and an acceptable photocopying style which too often pass themselves off poorly when compared to the many genuine abstractions and interpretations that become artistic sleights of hand in the artwork of deep observers. Even Andrew Wyeth considered himself an abstractionist, but one whose model was nature itself. Thank you!

[vaughnblaylock]

I'm learning to paint in a more loose style than you paint, but I always find that your "blocking in" of your paintings are so beautiful that the blocking in generally serves as a really fantastic tutorial, particularly your discussion of color and why you use various colors for mixing. No matter where I go for tutorials, I end up right back here again and again. Thanks, Andrew.

[marysmith]

This is so much better than those sped up videos. I don't get anything out of watching those.

[Nick-yepf]

The absolute best painting tutorial. I love how you show the finer details when zoomed in. Hardly anyone ever shows that.

[stoopefyin]

thank you Andrew Tischler for being so generous - your work and understanding is spot on with your ability to articulate what you are doing... much thanks and admiration!

[JDLandscapePainter]

Andrew, you are one of my few landscape painting heroes. Thank you so much for creating such amazing quality tutorials. I haven't painted since before I had my baby nearly a year and a half ago and watching your videos has ignited that fire in me again. I can't thank you enough. Looking forward to more videos like these!

[barbaraduncan]

was awesome...I'm blown away with the way the strokes look simple close up, but then as you pan back and look at the painting as a whole, they add such detail. It's like magic.

[courtneypanzer]

Thank you for this free demo. I have paid for online videos that do not offer nearly as much detail and instruction as yours. Very helpful!

[knottreel]

One of the greatest challenges to detail is holding everything together. Nice to find an artist who knows how to tame that monster.

[joanperalta]

I'm speechless, this is a master piece

[PaintingsbyDusan]

Very Nice Andrew, always a fan of atmospheric perspective. I recently came through the North Island and couldn't get over the richness of green in the countryside and the dramatic scenery. Your painting has captured this essence beautifully. Well done.