Quick Wave Painting in Oils

This is really a pretty simple wave painting but it took me quite a while to paint because I kept changing my mind about the color. At some point I completely lost interest in it because nothing was working, until I realized I had the top of the wave far too straight, once I added some curves it began to fall into place and I was able to finish it up. Oil on 15x30" deep edge canvas.
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[@nataliakrakovsky3660]

Изумительно!

[@sarahjane9571]

Thank you for posting how you created the seascape. You make it look easy but its also reassuring to know you too get doubts mid painting.

[@StevenMarkPaintings]

Even following reference photos I can get off-track at times, it's just a matter of standing back, taking a deep breath, and move forward🙂

[@mercedespeters6647]

WOW! Gorgeous work!!!!

[@StevenMarkPaintings]

Thank you, I'm happy you like it😊

[@user-nb7rj5ow2c]

❤روعة

[@alanpreston3111]

👌🏻

[@Psalms20A21]

🌊Nice🧠

[@StevenMarkPaintings]

Thank you🙂

[@pdscott2071]

Nearly turned this off because of the music! Good tutorial, nice job!

[@StevenMarkPaintings]

Yeah, not my favorite, but the free sound clips came with the video editor. Thanks' btw.

[@pdscott2071]

This was so helpful to watch. Could you give us an idea of the colors you use?

[@StevenMarkPaintings]

My standard palette is titanium white, cad yellow light, cad orange, alizarin crimson, and burnt umber. For my blue tones I alternate between ultramarine blue, indigo, and cobalt blue. Glad it helped you.

[@pdscott2071]

Thank you so much!!!

[@veslavzalesskii6531]

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