PAINT PALM TREES // Easy step by step // With Yovette
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Let's paint some SIMPLE PALM TREES at the beach using oil paint. This is an easy seascape painting. The background is in, so just concentrating on the palm trees.
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Paint Colors: Oil paint
Black, Dark Sienna, VanDyke Brown, Prussian Blue, Sap Green, Yellow Ochre, Titanium White.
Other Materials:
Soft white medium, #6 Filbert brush, #3 Fan brush, Palette knife, and Liner or detail round brush.
Suggested videos: How to paint variety of trees playlist:
• How to Paint a Variety...
Worth watching multiple times.
Thank you again, Curtis. Hope you enjoyed.
Dressed for those amazing palm trees 🌴 Yovette? cheeky hat I think that's brilliant! And so was the tutorial again I have learned a lot thank you and take care , and keep up wearing a hat they suit you !
LOL, My sis made that hat for me, and I just loved it. I guess I need to do something different and silly once in a while. 😂
@Painting With Yovette your sister did a great job Yovette, with your jaunty hat! And I agree we all need to go crazy now and again ,it's what keeps us feeling alive or is that just me ? 🤪
@@sylvia2553 Not just you, crazy makes us all laugh, good for the heart! 💕
@Painting With Yovette absolutely agree Yovette I feel so much better when I have finished a painting and I like it 👌 and have good belly laugh watching a comedy dvd ,it's better than any medication , Bob (on tv) once said" people think Artists are a little crazy but that's ok" and Yovette he was right ! 🤗
@@sylvia2553 Our man Bob was right about so many things! 🌹
thank you again, you are the best teacher!!! I Learn so much with your videos, I watch them quite often. God Bless!!!
Thanks, Yovette. This was really helpful! There really aren't that many tutorials about palm trees in oil and the ones I watched didn't explain it or show it as well as you did.
Thank you Chris, I was happy to be of help! I have one more that you might enjoy. You can see it here:
th-cam.com/video/xMoY7XsYXTA/w-d-xo.html
I try really hard to explain things well for all those new artists!
Very. Nice Yovette! Thank you!
Love watching the videos. you have a great warming voice and a great teacher thanks for teaching.learned so much from your videos ,I
would love a full video of the palm tree painting
Wonderfull work! Nice color, nice sea and sand! THANKS for share!
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! Have a wonderful day!
What nice vacation you have had up north! I never saw beautiful turquoise lake you showed so I think I will add that color to my lake on canvas!😍👵🏼🎨🤟🏻
You would not believe how gorgeous it is for real. Do add that color, you will be using it a lot!
Hey Yovette! Thank you for your videos. They are very helpful, especially since I’m left handed. I wanted to ask how do you accommodate being left handed but learning from right handed people? I follow a lot of painters and all of them, except you, are right handed. Do you “do the opposite”, learn to do certain strokes with your right hand, or learn to do the stroke with your left hand but in the same motion as a righty? This is something I run into a lot, ESPECIALLY with the knife.
Well I must tell you Sara, I really struggled through my certification with Bob Ross trying to learn from all my right-handed teachers so I know what you are going through. I definitely had to adjust all my strokes, especially with learning the knife process. Watch this video and I think it may help you. This is something that I discovered not too long ago. Wish I had known about it when I had started my Bob Ross training. Let me know how it works for you. 🌹th-cam.com/video/RuAr4aOz1-Q/w-d-xo.html
I tried doing the palm trees with a filbert and its harder than I thought - the shapes look ok, but the edges look blocky instead of seeing individual leaves like with a fan brush.Regardless its still good practice
I still have not tried it yet Dedgy, but it is on my list of things to try. I think maybe using a synthetic filbert may do the trick. It will be interesting for sure.
@@PaintingWithYovette good idea - I'll try it out and let you know how it turns out
Get well soon. Thank you
Thank you so much Lisa. Feeling much better now!