Learn to Paint Like Van Gogh - Colour, Tools & Practice Tips

In this video, we study six paintings by Vincent van Gogh from a painter’s point of view. This video looks at what painters can learn from Van Gogh’s use of colour, composition, brushwork, texture, impasto, emotional intensity, and expressive movement. The video includes short observations on each painting, suggested modern practice palettes, and useful tools for artists who wish to study Van Gogh’s painterly surface and create their own work influenced by his technique. ................................... Support this channel: If you enjoy these art study videos and would like to support my work, you can make a small contribution here: PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/tess8298000 Thank you very much for your generosity. ..................................... #VanGogh #VincentVanGogh #TessMArt #ArtEducation #LearnToPaint #PaintingPractice #OilPainting #Brushwork #ColourStudy #Impasto #PostImpressionism #ArtForPainters #MasterPaintings #VanGoghTechnique ................................... © Teresa Rosa / Tess M Art. All rights reserved for the music, original narration, editing, visual design, educational commentary, text, presentation cards, and video structure. ........................ Music in this video was created with AI-assisted music generation tools and used as background music for educational painting-learning purposes. ............................... This video is created for art education, painting study, and practical learning purposes. The artworks by Vincent van Gogh shown in this video are in the public domain. Images have been sourced from Wikimedia Commons and/or museum collection pages where applicable. You may use this video for personal study and painting practice. However, please do not copy, re-upload, reproduce, edit, extract, or reuse this video, music, narration, images as presented in this video, cards, text, or any part of the edited presentation without permission. The suggested palettes and tools are modern practice suggestions for painters. They are not intended as exact scientific reconstructions of Van Gogh’s original materials. ..........................