Hi Brian, All I can say is Wow! Ty! I have watched so many Bob Ross paintings but could never master his techniques. You have filled in so many gaps! I love how you take the time to actually explain in great detail how to do it and why it is done that way. You sir are God send.
Hi Brian, I just found you on utube and I am so excited to follow your tutorials. I am an avid Bob Ross fan and love painting with oils. Will begin this one and follow each step with you and learn so much more on techniques. Love the way you are set up with the camera angles which captures every step from mixing the paint on the pallet to detailed brush strokes. So clear and easy to follow. Thank you for being a great teacher and so lucky to have found your channel. Keep up the great work, thank you. Alice👍
Sure. These are Bob Ross oil paints and brushes. You can find them on my website at www.artpartyunlimited.com click the shop or supplies button in the drop down menu. Thank you for the comment!
I appreciate that! We should also bringing back some online classes in the near future. We are doing some serious upgrades on our gear and website right now to host classes online once again.
@@artpartyunlimited that would be amazing. We miss having that option. Doresa and I really wanted to do the willow pic. There are so many cool ones to do!
If we can get our liveswitching up in time you might be able to do the willow. We should have our piece of equipment arriving this week and then it's learning time/practice time with the new system. We could still do the willow as a dedicated online video class using our old system like when you painted with us before. Hopefully we'll get an announcement out before January that we are ready to proceed. Keep your fingers crossed!
@@artpartyunlimited Got them crossed! You guys rock, I would be so happy to get back to learning with ya'll! In case we dont speak again before Merry Christmas to both you and Karen❣
Sure! What you are talking about is what we call a "wash." It is an excellent technique that we employ in our original works. It is a super effective way to get your sky color in. The benefit is, of course, is that you thinner will dry quickly, leaving you a drier paint film that is easier to paint over. Would suggest adding a bit of white as you progress downward so that you gain proper atmoshepheric perspective.
Hi Brian, All I can say is Wow! Ty! I have watched so many Bob Ross paintings but could never master his techniques. You have filled in so many gaps! I love how you take the time to actually explain in great detail how to do it and why it is done that way. You sir are God send.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comments. I am so glad you found the video helpful!
Hi Brian, I just found you on utube and I am so excited to follow your tutorials. I am an avid Bob Ross fan and love painting with oils. Will begin this one and follow each step with you and learn so much more on techniques. Love the way you are set up with the camera angles which captures every step from mixing the paint on the pallet to detailed brush strokes. So clear and easy to follow. Thank you for being a great teacher and so lucky to have found your channel. Keep up the great work, thank you. Alice👍
Thank you so much! I hope they help you in your painting journey. There are more videos on the way!
Love the skies.
Thanks!
I’m a complete beginner, love this tutorial. Can I ask what type of paint is this? 🙏
Sure. These are Bob Ross oil paints and brushes. You can find them on my website at www.artpartyunlimited.com click the shop or supplies button in the drop down menu. Thank you for the comment!
Love this Brian! It was really helpful! Keep up the great work. I as well as many others I'm sure really appreciate you and your efforts!
I appreciate that! We should also bringing back some online classes in the near future. We are doing some serious upgrades on our gear and website right now to host classes online once again.
@@artpartyunlimited that would be amazing. We miss having that option. Doresa and I really wanted to do the willow pic. There are so many cool ones to do!
If we can get our liveswitching up in time you might be able to do the willow. We should have our piece of equipment arriving this week and then it's learning time/practice time with the new system. We could still do the willow as a dedicated online video class using our old system like when you painted with us before. Hopefully we'll get an announcement out before January that we are ready to proceed. Keep your fingers crossed!
@@artpartyunlimited Got them crossed! You guys rock, I would be so happy to get back to learning with ya'll! In case we dont speak again before Merry Christmas to both you and Karen❣
Same to you! Merry Christmas!
Suppose instead of liquid white, I use a thinned layer of pthalo blue, and then go over that with ultramarine blue at the top?
Sure! What you are talking about is what we call a "wash." It is an excellent technique that we employ in our original works. It is a super effective way to get your sky color in. The benefit is, of course, is that you thinner will dry quickly, leaving you a drier paint film that is easier to paint over.
Would suggest adding a bit of white as you progress downward so that you gain proper atmoshepheric perspective.