How to Paint LIGHT in a SEASCAPE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I will show you how you can create of light in a seascape painting. This painting is inspired by a place called Owhiro Bay on the coast of Wellington in New Zealand. The beach is south facing and as it is in the southern hemisphere the sun shines from the north and directly onto the breaking waves.
Breaking waves are easier to paint when they are backlit but they can still look great in paintings even when the sun is shining on them. In this painting I have used a spotlight effect to emphasise the breaking wave. The foreground is in a half shadow from a cloud. The cliffs in the mid ground are also light with part shade. This also adds interest to the painting.
I have painted this art work in oils but you can also use acrylics as well.
The colours I used in this painting are listed below:
Titanium white
Burnt sienna
Yellow oxide (you can also use yellow ochre instead)
Quinacridone magenta
Ultramarine blue
Cobalt teal
Phthalo green
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Thanks for showing the color palette
My pleasure Satish 😊
Hi Sam, your seascapes are amazing. Great job. Thanks again.
Thank you too 😊
Always amazing.
Thank you.
Thank you too! 😊
Another great video! Very helpful and your technique is easy to understand. Keep those videos coming sir!
Thanks, will do 😊
Love your work Sam, very instructional vids too. Thanks
Very welcome, thanks 😊
Awesome painting, great video, very nice explanation! Thank you
Thank you! Cheers 😊
Vraiment très joli j'aime beaucoup, et bien matiėrė
Merci beaucoup 😊
Lots of good information Sam. Thank you!
My pleasure 😊
Thanks Sam, another beautiful painting full of atmosphere and energy, I can smell the salt spray!
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My pleasure 😊
Amazing. Thank you for nice detail tutorial.
You are welcome 😊
Excellent Sam thanks
Very welcome 😊
Love it Sam. A lot of information in an understandable communique...❤️🙏🏻👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks 😊
Love your loose style. Awesome
Thank you! 😊
Another brilliant video!
Thank you so much!
I am loving your Pateron account! 😊
Thank you very much! 😊
Great work, Sam! You're one of the best at teaching and communicating. I'm proud to be one of your patrons!
Much appreciated John, thank you so much for subscribing. I'm editing August's Patreon video now and I'll have it uploaded in the next few days 😊
thank you for this beatiful tutorial sam
My pleasure 😊
This is one of the most thorough and helpful instructional painting videos I have seen TH-cam. I appreciate the repeated descriptions of your color mixtures and what brushes you are using to achieve various results. Well done.
You're very welcome Anthony, thanks for watching 😊
Wow amazing painting
Thank you so much 😀
Perfection!
Thank you 😊
Great tutorial and info. Thank you.
My pleasure 😊
Sam, your positive energy always seems to come shining through in your paintings. Best regards.
Thank you so much 😀
Wow great tuturiol... Thanks..
You're welcome, thanks 😊
Always interesting to listen to your information and see the way you achieve your goal
And your accent is a delight to my French ear...
Thank you so much, I am originally from England. I moved to New Zealand 11 years ago 😊
Fantastic painting, I really enjoy your painting instructions and attention to details such as colors used and brush types.
Thank you so much 😀
Your comments about color mixing are very helpful!😊
Thanks Mary 😊
this is a very informative episode Sam. I think your method and explanation simplifies the topic you dealing with. Way to go bro. good job.
Thanks Sanjay 😊
Great demo! Lots of good info....thx
Thanks for watching 😊
Hi...really great work...very informative and inspiring .....like to see more videos on sea scapes and landscapes too....thank you
Thank you! Will do! 😊
Thanks Sam i have followed it , and I did my own version. I wish I could show it to you!
Thats great. You can email it to me at: art@samuelearp.com 😊
Wow Mr Earp, your up late dong a video but then I'm up late watching (from Otorohanga in the North Island). I always enjoy what you do. Great teaching of skills in landscape oil painting. Thank you.
Thanks David, yeah I often find uploading a TH-cam video late at night in NZ is good for everyone else, in Aussie it's evening, in India it the afternoon, in the UK it's lunch time and on the eastern side of the USA they are waking up in the morning 😊
Mery christmas¡¡🎅🥂🎄
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you 😊
Thanks , awesome !
You're welcome 😊
Good evening sir from Northeast India Shillong Meghalaya.
Greetings from New Zealand, thanks for watching 😊
Subject Explained ur always great.
Thank you so much 😊
Such a beautiful place to live by and for painting.. hows your animal journey going.🥰
Yeah New Zealand is an epic place to be a landscape artist. My animal journey is trucking along, I am painting a couple of landscapes with animals in them. I am filming them as well so I will make some TH-cam videos and upload them in the next few weeks 😊
Im working right now on another replica of your last seascape.
Awesome! I hope you are enjoying the painting process 😊
@@SamuelEarpArtist as i said before. Painting seascapes is new challenging every time. Nothing can compare to the capture movement of the sea water. The foam shapes.
thank you Samual Sea scape painting helps . I am water colour painter Hermanus S0uth Africa
Thank you so much for watching 😊
Just curious, did I see a video of you painting plein air with Andrew Tischier?
Hi Melissa, yes you did. Andrew is my best friend and we have been out plein air painting together many times, I also helped in run two plein air art tours in 2016 in the south island of New Zealand. Actually Andrew has a couple of videos of us plein air painting and Freeman White 😊
Brilliant! Thank you... will watch a few times😊
Samuel is so entertaining. He has enspired me to become a TH-cam artist. I just started my channel and any support would be amazing 🙏
Thanks you so much. I will have a look 😊
Where can I get more in-depth detail about painting the turbulent water....like in this video....mine is not working out...it’s a different painting based on this concept....Thx
Hi Pedro, I have full length painting tutorial videos available from my website and I have some tutorials on painting seascapes and turbulent water. Here is the link:
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I lived in Wellington until recently when I moved further north. Owhiro Bay is one of my favourite places. Is this painting for sale? How can I view your other paintings with a mind to buying something?
Hey Denise, yes this painting is for sale and it can be purchased from my website. I'll post the link below. Please also feel free to email me if you have any questions: art@samuelearp.com
www.samuelearp.com/shop-2
I live in northern New Zealand myself 😊
Hi Sam, a couple of things can you give me a tip on light coming through from the back of the wave and I have read somewhere not sure where that if you let your painting dry then add more to it should use gesso in that area before adding as this will stop the paint cracking later on is this true Thanks again pick up a lot of helpful point in your Videos All the best...Ned
Hi Neville. I have not heard of this. I used pre-primed linen so no need to add more gesso. I also heard from other artists that too much gesso draws the paint into it making covering the canvas more difficult. To avoid cracking remember the fat on lean principle, thin layers first then thicker layers of paint on top 😊
@@SamuelEarpArtist Thanks Sam for this Information. Glad I asked , All the best...
Do you add anything to the paint on consequent layers thinking about the fat over lean rule
I always think about the fat over lean rule and I usually apply thicker paint with less medium mixed in the more layers I add. I also use Liquin impasto for the last fine details in my painting 😊
Thanks for the tutorial, Sam.Look you paint so easily. I still stuck on the block in step with a lot of wrong value. Did you change the studio? I remember there is a black background behind
Thanks for watching. Remember you'll find your darkest darks and lightest lights in the foreground, wheres in the background of a landscape darks are not so dark and lights are not so light. Just repaint the shadow areas until you get the correct value and work from there 😊
Hii.. Hope you are well kindly can you tell me alternate of coblet teal.. I have coblet blue but I don't have coblet teal thanks
Hi Hina, you can make a colour similar to cobalt teal by mixing ultramarine blue, phthalo green and titanium white. I'm sure using cobalt blue instead of ultramarine blue in the mix would also work 😊
@@SamuelEarpArtist thank you so much you are very cooperated.. Thanks n God bless you
What tape are you using?
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