Underwater Seahorse Seascape - A Step by Step Painting Tutorial (Ryan O'Rourke)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.พ. 2019
- In this step by step real time acrylic seascape painting lesson we will learn to paint a solitary seahorse underwater with lots of colorful fish and coral. In this painting tutorial we also paint light coming from the top of the water. If you're enjoying the lesson but would like help with the drawing process you can find the traceable over on Patreon:
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There are also dozens of exclusive uncut hour long tutorials up on Patreon and it's also a great way to share your paintings with me, I always love to see them. (It's also a great way to support the channel as well!)
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The materials are listed below and we talk about them in the video.
Paints:
Bright Aqua Green (Liquitex Basics)
Ultramarine Blue (Winsor and Newton)
Light Blue Permanent (Liquitex Basics)
Cerulean Blue (Winsor and Newton)
Cadmium Yellow Deep Hue (Liquitex Basics)
Primary Yellow (Liquitex Basics)
Primary Red
Burnt Sienna (Winsor and Newton)
Titanium White (Liquites Basics)
Mars Black (Liquites Basics)
Brushes:
Large square headed brush 2cm (Artists Loft)
Medium square headed brush 1cm (Artists Loft)
Small square headed brush .5cm (Artists Loft)
Other Materials: I also use a palette, a cloth for excess paint, a 9x12 canvas and a small dish of water. I drew the initial sketch with woodless color pencils and a fine tipped sharpie.
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Fantastic lesson. Learnt so much. Thanks very much. Blessings
Wonderful
Thank you for the awesome tutorial and free lesson. Keep it coming and I mine join the patron..lol
Cheers!
The depth on this is amazing. I love it.
Ryan this painting is beautiful I’m so glad I joined. Can’t wait to try this
Thank you very much...I really enjoyed watching this one. I learned a lot about glazing and it was amazing. Thanks so much.
Thanks for this, I never thought of it this way, totally trying this for my forest painting I'm doing for my room. Thank you so much
Absolutely Beautiful!! Thanks for doing this one!!
Fantastic process! Thank YOU so much, Ryan! Really appreciate this so much!
I love seahorses! I've done a few underwater scenes with dolphins but never a seahorse. I will definitely be trying this! Thank you for this tutorial!
You are amazing. I have learned more about values from you doing this painting than I have in the last 3 months of tutorials. It looks great and we have not even gotten to the color yet. Thank you for doing this tutorial you are a wonderful teacher.
Definitely agreed
Wow what an amazing art lesson. You are such a good teacher. I really like the Simplicity of the way your teach.
Great talent, creativity and technique!! Thank you for your inspiration, Ryan.
A pat on the back this is wonderful you are very talented.ive never seen anyone do this glazing technique can't wait for the next one Ryan.
Thank you Ryan, and yay, you said flat-head! Nice painting! I should try it.
Love this painting, I had always thought about how cool it would be to paint a seahorse. Thank you so much for this unique painting, Ryan!
Wow. Amazing work! I cannot wait to try it. I hope it comes a near good as this.
So lovely painting...
Nice Ryan! Thankyou so much
Absolutely beautiful! I've never thought about using the grays but it truly works wonderfully, thank you for sharing Ryan! 🙋🏽🎨💙
Beautiful art work I love it👍👍👌
Wowww stunning painting...
This is absolutely gorgeous . Love the colours. Wil watch completely and try one day
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OMG I am so glad you are doing these. I love this and as soon as I can I am going to try to paint this. I hope you stay doing these longer videos. THANK YOU SO MUCH 🤗🏅
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So beautiful and amazing concept...loved your hard work😍❤
Beautiful work!! I am so going to try this technique! Thank you for sharing:))
This is Amazing
I just found you and now a big fan well done
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Am your big fan sir... I just love your work... its very helpful to us.. Thank you for sharing....
WOW!!!!sooooooo!!!!!Awesome!!!!!! ,
vow sir sooo beautiful sir u'r painting never look like painting it seem to be original
Today we try something very different for the channel and I have to say, it was a lot of fun to step out of my comfort zone. Enjoy the new real time lesson :) Also, as per usual you can find the traceable up on Patreon www.patreon.com/posts/24902650 along with the ability to vote on future lessons, gain access to our exclusive facebook page and dozens of unreleased hour long lessons. Also, as of this coming Wednesday, something else very big! Stay tuned... and stay creative!
I love you
Beautiful painting! Excited to try this process. Had to subscribe after watching this. It would be even more helpful if the camera was closer, especially during the detailed phases. Thanks!
This is so lovely Ryan!! Ive been looking for an underwater scene to try, especially with a seahorse. I cannot wait to give this a go and learn how to make it come to life as you have!! Happy painting friend, you are phenomenal 🖼❤💛💚💙🖌🎨
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This is absolutely stunning
Awesome painting as always. Thanks for sharing. Quick question: are you using bristle or synthetic fiber brushes? Again, thanks.
Thank you again for a glazing technique. Luv all your paintings. Is it possible to show a tutorial on how you recreate your paintings for sale as in having prints made and the steps. Thanks again, Ursula from Canada
I have a important question: why I know why you keep using lots of water with every brunch stroke?. The reason I’m asking is because most of the Acrylic Pro keep telling us to NOT to use water because it takes the color Hue away?. Also, do you use any kind of Mediums.?
If i put a mermaid in this pic do i leave the mermaid unpainted and paint after?
Du bist voll süß 😊
Pls tell how do u sell your painting
www.etsy.com/shop/StayCreativePainting?ref=simple-shop-header-name
The mixing colors is what confuses me. Like what if the ratio is wrong ? What if I mix colors , run out and have to mix them again. How do I know for sure it will be the same exact shade? Lol what if I use more black than the last time. Or more white. Oh Lord. I think I put way too much thought into things.