Thank you! I always struggled with mountains and I also always wanted them to look like those of Bob Ross; but since I paint with acrylics it never looked quite as good (I believe the paint's not thick enough). I'm going to try this method next!
This is a great tutorial! I just started experimenting with oil paint but was thinking about switching to acrylic because of the smelly products of oil based(turbentine etc.) and it is so hard to clean. Any advice? Should I switch?
thank you so much :-) I didnt understand about the dark side of the mountains at 3.33min about the mix of the ultramarinblue and the name of the second colour is?
What we call wet strength cartridge paper in New Zealand. It's 230gsm hard smooth paper - cheaper for students than watercolor paper. Watercolour paper would work just fine, maybe better.
Yes, you could use the rag on canvas. The texture of the canvas would give you a different effect. The texture could be altered by several coats of gesso, sanded smooth. I used paper for this tutorial because that's what my students would be using.
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Easy way and great techniques to pain mountain 👍
Thank you! I always struggled with mountains and I also always wanted them to look like those of Bob Ross; but since I paint with acrylics it never looked quite as good (I believe the paint's not thick enough). I'm going to try this method next!
Wow acrylic really does suck for painting mountains. Before I saw this, I thought I was just a bad painter.
Same! I was wondering why all my paintings suck, then I realized I was just using the wrong paint 😂
Blame the acrylic
Same
So beautiful,with few tools. you created fantastic painting.
I loved your painting! Love Bob Ross tech but I don't have a well ventilated area for oil so to see that in a acrylic was really helpful.ty👍😃
Very cool
Nice sharing...
this helps me a lot, thank you!
love the paintings hate the loud music
Have to try damp rag with paint 🎨 liked the look
Amazing sir!
Great artist .
Wow. From Bangladesh.
Great ! Greetings from india
Fascinated by painting is your canvass gessoed and is it wet?
Beautiful yours art
We can use damp rags to apply paint?? *mindblown*
Wow - really nice!
This is a great tutorial! I just started experimenting with oil paint but was thinking about switching to acrylic because of the smelly products of oil based(turbentine etc.) and it is so hard to clean. Any advice? Should I switch?
Slow drying acrylic paints are worth trying -- my students use the American brand Golden Open Acrylic.
fyi: [SAMA] Episode 25: Why Turpentine Is Good for Your Health
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Only if it is real turpentine ofcourse!
I don't have proper ventilation so I use solvent free gel and paint with water mixable oils. I wash my brushes with soap and water.
Super ,danke schon!!!👌👍🌏🇰🇿
If you have talent you can use oil or acrylics. Practice makes perfect. God job on the painting.
Nice!
I will use cardboard and rags from now on brilliant 😅
thank you so much :-)
I didnt understand about the dark side of the mountains at 3.33min about the mix of the ultramarinblue and the name of the second colour is?
Burnt Umber and Ultramarine Blue is a good mix
Me ohh my, yes boy
and I didnt understood the last colour name at about 5.55min. Black colour and which green?
For the trees he used ultramarine blue, yellow oxide and a bit of black and burnt umber.
Hi there I can't quite catch what kind of paper you use, can you please let me know..cheers from New Zealand.
Heavy weight cartridge paper 230gsm. Any paper thick enough to paint on would be okay.
@@evanjonesart4424 Thank you so much.
Is the mountain background dry when you drag the white down?
scoot mcgoot yes otherwise the colors will mix and that doesn't look good
What you use to do sky cloth or paper
cloth
@@evanjonesart4424 tq
Thank you
I was starting :" what is he doing ...its sh##t...."....i finished : it's beautiful!
Thank you so much
I must go try your mountains can’t work the knife
He is just bob Ross but a little bit louder
What did you use instead of Canvas, regular Water Color paper stock?
What we call wet strength cartridge paper in New Zealand. It's 230gsm hard smooth paper - cheaper for students than watercolor paper. Watercolour paper would work just fine, maybe better.
Sorry what is warm blue?
Ultramarine blue
How come it looks different on my board? :D
could ypu do this on a canvas
Yes
I take it you can’t use the rag on canvas?
Yes, you could use the rag on canvas. The texture of the canvas would give you a different effect. The texture could be altered by several coats of gesso, sanded smooth. I used paper for this tutorial because that's what my students would be using.
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There is no difference between a photograph and your painting.