Ocean Waves with Acrylics | Painting with Ryan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Painting ocean waves with acrylics. In today’s acrylic painting tutorial we paint a large detailed wave on the ocean. This seascape painting tutorial is great for intermediates and advanced painters alike.
For assistance with the drawing process or color mixing process you can find the traceable and reference photo here:
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The reference photo was taken by Emiliano Arano
Acrylic Paints:
Cerulean Blue, Turquoise Green, Mars Black, Titanium White, Cadmium Red Light Hue, Cadmium Yellow Deep Hue
Brushes:
1” flat headed brush, ¼” flat headed brush, ½” filbert brush, 1/8” round pointed brush, 1/4” round pointed brush
Those specific sizes and brushes aren’t require, you can use other options. They are just what I preferred to use in the moment.
Other Materials:
-9x12 inch canvas, A small dish for water, Paper towel for excess paint
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i am so glad i found your channel. You are doing a noble work and you should be really pround. God bless you
Just when you think "Wow, this is astonishing! The best painting Rian's ever made..." THAT'S when Rian outclasses himself. 👏🎩
😍🖑I love the blue ocean waves!🌊🌊🌊💧💧💧💙💙💙🐳🐳🐳🏖🎨🌊🖌🛳⛵
beautiful. Professional, patient, integrity. I learned an awful lot. Thanks Ryan
Love the change you made to create more movement within the splash of the wave.
Hubby and I are ones that stay through every video. Sometimes I have to pause and continue later but we watch
I really appreciate how you explain why and what you are doing. And how you do one small section at a time. It helps us understand. Thankyou so much.
Thank you Ryan! Ur detailed tutorials are amazing! Ur one of my favorite painters and i look up to u. Ur beautiful artowrks never fail to inspire me to keep painting. I appreciate all that u do, hope u continue to post tutorials 😁❤
That was really sweet! Thank you Angelmaye. I did just upload a new lesson yesterday so if you’re looking for something new this weekend there is that :)
This looks like absolutely a splash! I love your work! Wow!
First I have to say sorry about my bad English! Thanks for sharing your beautiful paintings with us. The idea I have about the problem with the difference between your colors look like on the canvas and on your 🎨 could be the glas palette. The ground on the canvas is white. If you put a white paper under your glad palette, or use a white palette, the camera can pick the right color. I don't really know but to me it make sense because I often practice photography.. Many thanks again!!!
Thank You!! This is wonderful. I appreciate your talents and generous tutorials, Ryan.
Thank you so much Ryan sir for your painting tutorial.I like to follow your artwork which is very inspiring
Very beautiful painting you explain things very well this is why your tutorials r the best.
SPLASH !!!!!!!!!!! I tried this one and it was amazing ryan thank you so much you're the best painter and also an wonderful teacher.. I messed up the sky so I re painted it a shade of blue and some white clouds.. and it looks so good!!
Love your paintings, thank you and keep them coming :) I love the tutorials
Splash! Love the changes you made. ❤️
Splash right in! Much better than reference!
That older brush does a great job with painting the foam! 🖌
I love the splash of the wave but I LOVE the first pink cloud you did and really want to do a sky soon so I can do that.
Thank you so much. Wonderful teacher.
I am very impressed! This one looks really awesome! congratulations this is your best seascape yet!
Thanks for sharing your talents..... pretty amazing and inspiring.... incredible work👍
So beautiful :) I need to splash on with my day ;) but I´m happy that I took my time and watched this before I got going :)
Those are some really nice splashes 😍
SPLASH, IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL
Beautiful Ryan. Will have to watch later.
Beautiful painting Ryan, I almost feel the splash ;) I really apreciatte the way you teach you every detail. Thank you so much for your videos.
Beautiful painting. Thanks for sharing it. Splash
A very real Splash!
Wowww
So impressive 💙
Splash!!🌊
Splash me! I'm going to try this one!
splash!!!
Awesome awesome ❤️
Great painting. Just a thought, would flashing some of the sky colour into the highlights on the water in places might tie the sea and sky together a little more?
It definitely would bring it more together and make both the sky and wave more subtle. I personally wanted a more bold look with this one but you are more than welcome to take some artistic liberties and have fun with it!
Thank You awesome
splash!
Great work, I'm wondering why you don't use a fanbrush for some of the techniques, not trolling just curious?
Thanks and good question! I’ve never really been a fan of the brush, pun intended. I just feel like people generally try to use it to make a lot of randomized applications but it really does have a definitive shape and generally leaves a messy pattern. Can good work be done with it? Definitely. It just isn’t my preferred way of working. I find older, more distressed flat headed brushes just provide more control and avoid noticeable repetition better. Hope that helps!
Please make 10 minute paintings please
you are great
How long should paint last
It is 100×70 big?
Real,ola
Hi kindly paint gray or black and white seascape
1:08:04
Not coffee? 😱
The water is only blue
Splash
Bel video
Splash, the painting didn't really turn out as good, but I still tried :)
why aren’t there any ads in your videos brother?
Try abstract once
Sorry, I don't have time for an almost 3 hour long video at the moment. Skipped through the whole video to see the end result though. :)