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- Go to paintwithlen.com/free-lessons/... Paint rocky mountains is lesson 30 at paintwithlen.com - lesson showing how to paint rocky mountains in oil or acrylic using the wet-on-wet loose painting method. The tutorial video also shows how to use two palettes to get a three dimensional effect into your paintings. Visit paintwithlen.com/free-lessons/...
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Smooth! You're enjoying the whole process of painting. Just perfect!
Your videos are a real joy to watch.
Fantastic! This turns out wonderful. I recently learned: Do not judge a painting before it's done. Several stages might look quite messy (also my own paintings), but in the end there's a wonderful picture.
Len mate ,you're a diamond bloke. I have learnt so much from your videos. I am just gutted I have only just come across you at 55 years old. God bless you!!
I love this, you have a real knack for laying down exactly what you need where. So bold and informative. Brilliant, and what gorgeous blue mountains.
Thank you very much dear Len. To look your paints and to hear your voice... it's how a treatement. I've learned a lot from you. You is great artist and good pearson.
my goodness Len. you are wonderful. I love this lesson!
It's such a beautiful landscape! I love it!!!! Thank your for your share!!!
Len, your work is an inspiration to me.
Amazing simplicity and art 👍
breathtakingly beautiful.
Wow, that's so awesome. Thanks for the lessons!
You're a great artist. Keep up the good work!
Another beautifully explained masterpiece Len!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Breathtaking!
Beautifully done with awesome instruction.
Muy,muy,muy bueno,gracias maestro Len,gracias
That painting is acrylic but most was done wet on wet
Thank you so much for these informative and entertaining videos. I am enjoying and learning!! You are the best.
you make everything looks so easy :) thank you
Always a pleasure to watch Len the rest has not done you any harm that's for sure. Regards
41Ned Veo los vídeos intentando aprender son un placer. graciasssss
Realy wonderful lesson.
Thank you
Hi Len,
Thank you so much; very inspiring. Discovered only in end 2015. I will try your techniques in this winter in the mountains in the north of Afghanistan. All the best. Azim
Thank you!! I like very much your lessons.
Nice one, Len, I always learn something new. Thanks.
Before the trees the mountains and the lake could have been Loch Lomond I'm a Scotty in AU Great work Len I love your thinking out loud. Not many tutorials share so much. Then again maybe they haven't got your natural talent.
Thanks Maggie, I do not need to concentrate on my paintings - I do concentrate on what I say.
Have been painted in shopping centers and markets for 20 years so it's easy for me.
Amazingly done sir👍
A1 film Len, just gotta have a go at this one myself soon. Of course you make it all seem oh so easy, but that's what happens with much practice......I'll be following. Thanks for showing & sharing your skills. Dave.
IT´S FANTASTIC. I LIKE SO MUCH YOUR TECNIC.
extreme talent. Create s a beautiful work of art.
you are absolutely AMAZING! Thank you so much for posting this. I learnt new techniques that make my life so much easier :P
loved that!
Len Hend, a man for all seasons.Who would have thought ?
Not your usual fare , but very nice.
I was worried we weren't going to have any of your trade mark tree close ups but you saved it 'till the end.
I love the snowy mountains.
Up to your usual A+ standard.
Thanks, Dave M ( QUEENSLAND )😎🇦🇺
good stuff len
Good one, Loved it ! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video. :-)
Ета техника рисования для меня, супер, очень красиво, 👍👌👏
Amazing!
its a marvellous lesson you make everything looks so simple and easy . I learn lots of new techniques .
THANK U SO MUCH for this lesson.
KULDEEP SINGH MASUTA , INDIA
An expert!!!!!!!
That knife work was brilliant, if it was oil it would be very expensive. I never thought of acrylic paint.
Thanks a lot
im gonna try this one!!! Thankyou it looks great. You should go on steem.
Fantastic. You make it look so easy. Please teach me to paint!
Larry - thousands of people have learned to paint by following the progressive lessons on my 'paintwithlen' website.
Ahhhh.........now have a stunning copy of the ooostralian eelps for meself, thanks for the easy to follow example. Dave
veramente bello complimenti!
incredible
As always, generous!
Awesome
Amazing
best tutorial panting vids I've seen, love the mix of the pallet knife and brush. your vids have inspired me to give panting a go. I've always loved it but never actually tried it. Just one question how much would it cost to get everything I need to start painting, the brushes, paint, pallet knifes, and so on.
amazing
I love this guy
+rachelb1555 Thanks - I don't know if you know but in the Thailand language 5 is 'ha' so 555 is ha ha ha -
Len Hend Ur thai ..? Did nt know that
Thanks
I am Australian living in Thailand - I like the Thai lifestyle
Genial.....
you are very cool len
his voice reminds me of the dentist from finding nemo :’) ty for the video
now I'm going to look for finding nemo lol
Super!!
Belleza👋👋👋🇧🇴🇧🇴🇧🇴♥️♥️♥️😲😲😲
Cool
Super 😀
Is this oil or ace iliac?
I mean, is this oil or acrilic?
wowwww
Because every tree needs a friend - Bob Ross
Dear lenhend I've missed out on all ur lessons how can i see them viji India
Viji - you might wish to use my free tutorials on the 'paint with Len' website and there you will find a link to my speedpainting website.
I don't know why I'm so intimidated to use the fan brush.. But wow, I love your work!
that was cool! was the snow to summer transition intentional?
the snow to summer transition intentional?
· No it is an exercise to show how blue to red tones can give depth in a painting.
Ah, i see.
Apparently my paint is drying waaaaay faster than yours. When i add layers on top of my background it gets sticky like elmers glue and just smudges. Please help. Im using acrylics just right out of the tube.
Hard for me to say - maybe you need to put a thicker layer of paint first time or you have dry air, a fan can dry the paint too fast, try adding a drop of water, use a retarding medium to slow the drying.
Spray bottle can be handy but not on finished areas. Remember if you thin one clor you need to thin them all.
When i twiddle my brush it smudges and smears my background. There is something im just not getting that really hinders my progress
try laying the canvas flat, put plenty of paint on brush, drag the brush without holding it firm. If that gives you clean lines then you were holding the brush too tight, your canvas was too upright or possibly the paint is too runny to stick to the under paint - best to do it wet on wet.
@@lenhend thanks again sir for your reply. I have started dampening my brush slightly and has helped some. Im thinking my paint dries too quickly when i try to do mine as fast as you do yours. When you paint the background of your trees like a pthalo green is it better to let it dry completely before adding the details on top like a lighter green/yellowish green? My paint gets tacky very soon so that when i do try and add the nice finer details atop it, it just smudges the worst possible way. Ive noticed your paint seems to be a thinner consistency than mine. What type acrylics do you use? You are just amazing. You have become my favorite painter on youtube. Thank you so much for helping me out
Scoot - you do need to experiment with thickness of paint and brush techniques.
I use daler rowney or similar.
There is more info on my website - paintwithlen
Sir, you are like painting a landscape in 14 minutes
GOOD LEN
O.M.G.
Lol len, i hear some type of bird or animal or someything in the background.. what is it?
possibly a parrot. but who cares? :D
Yeh - Could be anything - I do not film in Australia as there is a skydiving plane that spoils the sound but in Thailand all I hear is the birds - love 'em.
Len Hend Hi Len, how is your eyes? I red on facebook you had an eye surgery. Can we expect new videos soon?
oil, I think so... because it is slow drying.
wowwww