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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- This painting tutorial shows how to paint an ocean wave in oils on a round canvas. The original seascape painting "Dancing in the Moonlight" measures 20 inches in diameter and is available for sale on EvaVolfSeascapes.etsy.com
I used a reference photo of a breaking wave I took on a full moon night on Cape Hatteras in the Outer Banks, North Carolina.
Here I offer an insight into my technique and hope that my artist-friends will find this painting time-lapse useful or at least entertaining.
I used the following colors to create this ocean wave painting:
titanium white, phthalo blue, ultramarine blue, viridian and indigo. I also used Liquin as a medium and my favorite Princeton Brushes (Filberts and a Liner from Catalyst series), a fan brush, two old round bristle brushes and a wide bristle brush for blending.
This painting was created Alla Prima, in one sitting and took me about 3 hours to complete.
Soundtrack: Shimmering Waves by the Euclidean Stairway.
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Thank you very much for watching! Hope you enjoy it!
Your support and encouragement are much appreciated!
I know what you mean when you say “know when to stop”.
I over did this one past the point of no return, but I like this pic so much I’m going to try to rescue it or start all over.
I’m working with acrylics, quick drying doesn’t help.
So thanks for a great tutorial Eva.😎🇦🇺🦘
Glad to see someone else loves the ocean ! Great work Al
Al Johnson water is the source of life
I get hammered all the time about painting the Ocean and not barns ,donkeys ect..... I love the colors and action of the seas. Thanks Al
Sublime !!!
Merci de nous en faire profiter.
Your painting of water is perfect, wonderful! Thank you so much for this video. I watch them over and over again. Still trying to be satisfied with my water. You make it so clear.
Thank you Eva for an absorbing tutorial
OIL OCEAN QUEEN EVA HAS DONE IT AGAINNNN
So in-depth and such a relaxing tutorial. Looking forward to more, Eva!! 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊
Summer Hayes warm thanks Summer, hugs! 💙🌊
nice work! i have made one round canvas painting before and watching you hold the canvas in place on the easel is bringing back memories of this struggle for me, haha! nice mist breaking off the wave
The Painting Stoof LOL, thanks
Great like always !
🌊 Very nice...perfect! 🌊 Thank you for sharing your talent with us!🎨🖼
Susanne Samuelsson thanks for your support, Susanne!
@@EvaVolf 🥰🤗❤
Great like always
Thank you for another amazing tutorial. Your techniques have really helped me! I have only been painting a few months but I just love the experience. Your tutorials have really helped me achieve a touch of realism even as a beginner. Thanks again!
Chris Monk I am very happy to hear that 😀
Thanks good to know I am not the only one !
Very beautiful, love the highlights in the wave, the best part 🌊
Nat Paint That so glad you liked that part, my fav, too!
Beautiful as always, thanks Eva!
Great work
Çok güzel. Hep yapmayı istediğim dalga.👏
Beautiful Ma’am, such perfect blending. Simply loved it. Big fan of yours.
kalpana p warm thanks Kalpana!
Très jolie cette vague...😊
Muchas gracias un gran trabajo
Absolutely breathtaking so talented👍👍👍👍👍
Neil brock thanks Neil
Gorgeous!
LisaGayle Easterwood thanks Lisa
Great Tutorial Eva ..✨✨Thanks a Lot ✨✨
Carmen D. David thanks for watching, Carmen
thank you very. much
Beautiful painting.... 😍😍😍Awesome and nice tutorial..
Patrick Blom glad you liked it Pat 😀
لوحةفنية جد رائعة يعجز التعبير عن وصفها
تمتعنا بهذا الفن الذي في قمة الجمال والابداع
Gran trabajo!! gracias por compartirlo.
Claudio Dazarola you’re most welcome
Thanks for the video. If you are a woman Aivazovsky, with beautiful tassels create a masterpiece of seas and oceans, and a wave of The сбегающая BREG is broken on the rocks with noise by creating color paintings.
Александр Никитин thanks very much Alex!
Это волшебство, спасибо
my pleasure
Magnifique Éva félicitations !!🌹
Perfect!!!👍💐👏🌅
Amazing!!
We would love to hear your voice ♥️
Eva, can you please show how to paint clouds - even using your fingers? I tend to do that too. Thanks.
Inji E check out my this video of mine th-cam.com/video/613N22DPIxY/w-d-xo.html
Inji E there’re of course different types of clouds, but you’ll get the general idea
Inji E and this video shows how I finger painted the sky th-cam.com/video/fsd9tHyVS-A/w-d-xo.html
Hi Eva, this is sooo beautiful, did you wait till anything dried or did you paint it all in the 3 hrs?
Carole Woodford morning painted it all in one sitting
Love the blending of different blue shades , i find blending very tough in acrylic 😔, always messup with that .
rajan rawool I know, that’s the reason I don’t prefer oils. But I heard there’re some mediums improving blending of acrylics, you should google them and give them a try
Have you tried the Open Acrylics from Golden? They are amazing-takes a little practice and blending with the regular heavy body to figure out what works for you, but worth a try! Or you can use the Open as is to mimic oil.
Acrylic does dry quickly so couldnt blend
rajan rawool the Golden Open Acrylics stay wet for over 24 hrs(depending how much paint you layer). So, when you are working on your painting you have a lot more time to blend-
Ohh thats a nice information , thank you for valuable tip
I have studied your wok for a long time now ! Question I love painting the Ocean . I can paint any subject but not really interested in anything to paint but the Ocean my friends always ask can you paint anything else, do you get that? Thanks Al
Yes, Al, all the time. I painted other subjects, horses, wildlife, florals. Now working with commissions I often paint boats, piers, palm trees, people on the beach, shells and everything beach related
Beautiful (as are all your other paintings). I have one question, if I may. just switched from Galkyd medium to Liquin (to see whether I like that better) and I have a hard time to adjust. I see you "dipping" your brush in a small container. Is that pure Liquin? I hope you do not mind asking..... trying to learn from the experts !!
LuckyDutchFishing yes, it’s pure Liquin, I also use Galkyd for this purpose and it’s absolutely fine, why did you switch? Both work great
@@EvaVolf Thanks for the quick response. As a beginner, I wanted to see how different both mediums behaved. I used Galkyd in combination with Gamsol to thin it a little and wondered whether Liquin would give me the same "control" (better/worse). Going to experiment a little more with both and will eventually stick to the one I like best (or perhaps not.......)
LuckyDutchFishing I recently tried Neo Megilp by Gamblin, it’s a good one, too. Increases transparency and flow, gives colors a satin gloss, dries at a moderate rate and remains workable for hours.
How much the realy time you need to painting these withoute speed the video?
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Glad you liked it
Wishing the canvas was straight on to the viewer
Aim work drawing can you sea work drawing fin and very qood
Eva I know I've said it before, but you are truly a master of detail.