Chevalier David Jansen MDA is a professional artist and educator from Sidney, Nebraska. David studied chemistry in Cal Poly University but has always enjoyed art. David received a degree of Master Decorative Artist in 1990. David received the Gold Medal from the Korean Society of Decorative Artists and was knighted by the French government (Chevalier) in 2007 for his work in preserving the history and traditions of the arts.
David has painted for many private collections including the White House collection and the Smithsonian. Together, David and his wife Martha have traveled over 1 million miles, throughout Asia, Australia, South, and North America, and Europe, teaching new methods of painting while preserving the history and techniques of the historical styles.
David currently paints and teaches at the Jansen Art Studio in Pennsylvania as well as several other countries with his wife Martha and daughter Jessica. He can be contacted at JansenArtStudio@aol.com
David Jansen
Hi Everyone,
We are back from our trip. I finished filming the Elk Ridge I promised, and it is being edited now. I will post the entire 4-hour lesson in the morning. This was so much fun to paint and establish depth. Next, we have a Dog Portrait commission and a full master floral. Off we go!
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David Jansen
Good Morning Artists,
So I have this idea that I will film this weekend. I got a really nice email from an artist in Australia who loves painting westerns. Wishes there were more. So I thought I would maybe help inspire some to take landscapes and other paintings I have done and turn them into new paintings.
This is the Elk I am painting as wildlife this weekend for YouTube. On the right, I removed the elk and added a cowboy and a few cows from a painting I did 4 years ago and never filmed or released. After I do the elk painting, I will finish the video by showing ho to paint the cowboy. Might be fun!
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David Jansen
Hi Everyone,
I am filming a new western right now. On the easel,
This is "Packing Out". 16 X 20 inches. This is step 1, the blocking in and assigning the light source. I have filmed about 2 hours. Should we do one long video or 2, maybe 2 hour ones? I am thinking 1 long one. What do you think?
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