Free Art Lesson: Simplifying Landscape Painting with Gino Santa Maria

Great teacher. You always have great teachers, but I like some more than others :)

Hello from beautiful Arizona! 🌵

Finally, get the chance to watch again. Haven't been able to catch this for quite some time. Dixie

Simplifying - Exactly what I have been working on.This lesson is coming at the best time.

Yay Gino! New fan, from California .

Gino is a great teacher. I really enjoyed watching it today. My medium of choice is watercolor.

Coming in from New Braunfels Texas. My medium of choice is pastels, but I love watching all the different mediums demonstrated. The concepts are the same.

Fantastic Demo Gino! We will be having you back at Heartland Art Club to teach another workshop next year (2025).

Amazing technique to simplify a painting! Thanks for sharing.

So fun to see Gino demonstrating! I'm in St. Louis area too. Heartland Art is wonderful.

Love watching how each artist was their own process!

Thank you! Great.

wonderful class .

Fabulous demo Gino! Thanks for mentioning Heartland Art Club, looking forward to seeing you there in August at your photographing your art workshop❤

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Thank you, Gino....you make it so easy to understand your painting method

I would like to know how you glue the linen on the board.

Thank you for a wonderful tutorial and mentioning the type of glue. I'm watching from Australia.

Thank you Gino and Eric. I learned a lot and enjoyed your conversation.

What do you use to glue canvas on board?

Eric , so grateful to you for art school live , I have learned so much and still growing as a beginner artist 🧑‍🎨, thoroughly enjoying my journey and the inspiration from amazing artists who have all demonstrated wonderful life skills and positivity.. Thank you so much ☺️

Eric , do you have to seal the board before gluing the linen on the surface

If fellow plein air artist, I have connected with Gino on Instagram and could tell what a nice person he is. This just confirms that… His kindness and talent come through here too, and I love his paintings! Well done, Gino!❤

I am usually watercolour but I’m trying acrylic and want to use oil if it’s not toxic!

I agree Eric the quicker we paint, they are the best, so funny

What a fabulous lesson! Gino is calm, and clear in his explanations of his techniques. Thank you! From Cookstown, Ontario.

Really enjoyed this presentation. Beautiful painting!

Beautiful demo Gino!

Eric and Gino - you are both rock stars! Thank you so much for your art, your insights, your encouragement, and for making this all possible!!

Loved this lesson. Gino, what a kind great teacher and artist

Fantastic video!! Thank you!

Gino, great job, and thank you for the shout-out about St. Louis artists!

Primary watercolor but also starting water mixable oils and have now started pastels and the pastels I have done two so far have turned out great and fast amazing even myself

Have done three plein air painting that are on my artist wall so as I do more I will be able to see my improvement but have to wail til fall as in Florida the heat comes too fast for me

I love the contrasting color accents

Love Gino! Great artist and super nice person!

Great Artist ! beautiful work!

hello from White House, TN!

Bonjour j’aime beaucoup vos vidéos. J’ai pris des cours aux Beaux-arts en France et on insistait sur : du maigre au gras et aussi du foncé au clair, pour les professeurs du sombre au clair est la technique de la peinture huile ou acrylique peu importe.
Cordialement

Gino”s Great !!

Helli from Australia

I was happy with it 20 mins in.

Watercolour - Hannah A

Thank you for the first class painting

Oil. Love them

Are there charges for the class?!Im caregiver for my mother and it's hard to find thin to paint. I started an oil painting and never got back to it. Is there a way to continue the paint without having to start over? Also, something has bothered me for a long time; I see people putting paint on the pallet and there's no way to use them all so do use waste them or is there some way to store them so they don't dry out?! THANKS IN ADVANCE!! One more question what do you do if your brushes dry up?