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When is acrylic live?

It's cold in Idaho Falls also. Se you on pastel live

To answer your question, most shows and competitions require an artist’s statement. Some also require your bio, so you need both.

Natural talent is a real thing. I’m tired of hearing people disparage it.

Great podcast! Thank you Kevin and Eric. Lecture in Art In The Open about Magic Grid was amazing!

Great information 🎨

Thank you Michelle Dunaway. Very honored. Really appreciate your description of why you choose my painting. Thank you Streamline.

Thank you Michelle Dunaway for this great honor

your material is honest and amazingly clear and concise..feel happy to have found you...i will by you some preoducs as soon as have some money to spend ..you well deserve it

I absolutely enjoyed the pastel demonstration by Richard Suckling. I found his use of color and varying strokes quite inspirational. The end result was an exciting landscape, not a replication of his photographic source. He used his photograph as inspiration, but did not become a slave to copying the photograph verbatim. Excellent job, Richard!

Plein Air got its start in 1987, on Catalina Island...Created by Denise Burns. And I did 22 annual ads to promote Plein Air Painters of America, (PAPA) from '87 thru '96. NOW it is not just coast to coast, but probably world wide! SO, thank you Denise Burns!! Shared with love, Betty Billups, PAPA ad chairman

Brilliant podcast. My art tutor introduced me to Harley’s book 20years ago about lost edges - best advice ever! Thank you Eric and Harley. Legend! Inspirational gold nuggets 💛🌟

thank you so much for sharing this important information with us Artists, Eric.❤❤

Incredibly talented artist and piano player!! Thank you, Eric and Harley Brown 🌸✨🥰☀️

Love this! It’s great to listen to you both discuss creativity. Trying new things and just be curious. Thank you Eric and Larry for what you do! I am inspired!

What a treat! Pure joy!❤

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took so many notes. which Russian painters are ya'll talking about? love the challenge of just painting with Venetian red, yellow ochre and cobalt blue but which white? lead or titanium or both?

Wow. What loaded info he has… thank you so much for sharing Harley!!!❤❤❤

I'm practicing everyday drawing and I feel like I'm going forward. I just have to do it and I feel guilty when I miss a day.

That I would be able to make money teaching art workshops.

Thank you for the day, Eric and Harley Brown.

Special video, I am moved, thank you Harley Brown, thanks for sharing Eric and Kari

Thank you Harley Brown, for all your knowledge and willingness to share with all of us! Thank you!!

Could not link with the sign up for Pastel Live #4! Is there another way before the time is up? - Betty Gobeille

Thank you Eric for this video. Kevin Macpherson has so many great tips and I really connect with his thought process💚

I am from Bangladesh.. Can I participate?

Thank you hope to make it in one of the events

3:30 take a friend with you when you're painting any place you could be in danger👍🏾🎨👍🏾

Thank you to the entire team for putting on these podcasts and shows. I truly enjoy watching and listening while I'm on the road to and from work. It is my goal to make it to a PACE and take the online live events. I am so busy at the office that I dread the thought of being away even one day due to the amount of emails/work that accumulates while I'm out. Perhaps I should determine in my heart and pray more about it.😊 Again, thank you. I will be ordering Kevin's portrait video. Portraits are a subject I have not attempted yet. Have a blessed day. Have to go into the office now.

Oh my god you gave me so much knowledge!❤❤❤

Congratulations!! Recognition well deserved!

Thanks for this. James is one of the best painters around.

❤Thank you! Yes, it was stimulating😊

Great interview and enlightening, Thank you Eric and Scott. Come to Kauai's north shore and we can paint.

I took two 3 day Workshops with Ken Auster in Laguna Beach. I grew to know him over a period of 11 to 12 years. His art was and is amazing and I learned much from him. Thank you to Plein Air Magazine for posting this video and giving him his lifetime Achievement Award. ~ FYI ... I actually own the Laguna Oil Painting that Ken Auster was featured demonstrating step by step, in the Volume1, Issue1, first ever, issue of Plein Air Magazine, 2004. ~ I was in his Laguna Canyon studio and recognized the painting leaning against a box or something on the floor. I said, "Isn't this the painting you did for the first Plein Air Magazine Issue?" Ken said, "Yes, I just got it back in the mail." I said, "I suppose you want to keep it. " Ken said, "No everything is for sale". Shocked, I asked him how much, and bought it. He framed and signed it for me right then. He also signed the Inaugural Issue of Plein Air magazine for me. I miss Ken terribly and treasure the 3 Ken Auster original oil paintings in my collection.

30:07 I’m confused by what Scott says here about using cad yellow lemon which is a very acidic yellow but staying away from cad yellow medium. Because he talks about adding red to make the green more natural but cad yellow medium leans more red. Doesn’t compute for me. Does it boil down to level of chroma? What I would give to pick Scott’s brain….

So glad his daughters were part of his life.

I agree- there are “trends” in painting. Speed, simplicity and impressionist styles - great but I prefer my own way and style emerges the longer and harder i work.

Please do podcast with Sarah Burns... Gouache artist... excellent artist 👌

''Christianity has been tampered with, they changed the message of Christianity through years..''..(first Mohammaden guest) ''Accuse your enemy of the very thing you (yourself) are guilty of''......(Joseph Goebbels) ''Taquyya is permissible in Islam'' and ''allah is the greatest of all deceivers''.....(Allah) Satan (aka: allah).......the accuser and certified deceiver.

Such a pleasure to see and hear Scott Christensen, one of the most precious creative creatures on the planet !

I lived across from that museum for 6 months and loved the Levitan especially. The enormity of some of the paintings was even hard to take in- honestly the hugeness was unpleasant to me. I think in those days huge was an aspect of public competition- to me that enormity doesn’t add anything.

Very good podcast, lots of great information and only a few "silly" questions from Eric at the end for poor Scott to try to answer!! Art is a tough business today, and it is getting tougher, glad I did not try it full time, went into a science career instead, my other passion when entering college, decades go. But you can still learn an interesting craft, then and now, while doing other things in order to eat daily, and have some fun and meet nice people, like Scott and Eric, while doing it. One thing, among so many others, that Scott said was very important and that is that painting is mostly thinking about solving problems, big ones and little ones. That needs/requires intense focus, so I think these group events like the conventions and plein air events/competitions are actually counterproductive for someone who is "serious" about learning to paint. There are far too many distractions, best to just keep painting and trying new things/media to get better. Constant study and practice are the answers to getting competent, just like playing a musical instrument, you must do it almost daily, and with few interruptions. Being a "loner" helps, as Scott says. If you do find that your own self is your "best company", then you may have a chance at this art thing. However, the Conventions are a good place to maybe "hook up" with someone who shares your interests anyway. Probably that's the best value for your money to go to these things. :D And Lake Tahoe should be fun, for 2025. I'm in AZ now, but lived near the Lake, for many years, and painted all around the area, and other nearby Sierran locations, during the 90's to early 2000's, and I know all the "good spots". I have painted at scores of them, mostly alone, and will sell you a long list, complete with maps, Eric, if you want some "secret" plein air venues that no one else will know about at the Convention!! LOL ;D. Now, here is one "freebie" for you: Hope Valley, particularly in the west fork of the Kit Carson River area. Perhaps you already know of it, many folks in northern CA go there to photograph "fall colors", along Hwy 88. And for Scott, the east fork of that same river would be the best place to fly fish, just out of the tiny village of Markleeville!! Been there, done that, too! Once had a 53 catch and release day there!! LOL ;D

Thank you for the interview!

Good interview!

I would love to see all these peace’s of art

Great tips on the artist's bio - thanks! Now I'll have to review mine and see how I can improve it.