Painting Trees on the Lake and Distant Mountains with Acrylics in 10 Minutes!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Today we paint trees on the lake with distant mountains in just about 10 minutes! This is a real time acrylic spring landscape painting tutorial for beginners.
Hour long lessons & Patreon: / onehourpaintings
You can purchase all materials listed below using the link provided.
Paints:
PRIMARY BLUE (By: Liquitex Basics)
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PRIMARY YELLOW (By: Liquitex Basics)
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BURNT UMBER (By: Liquitex Basics)
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MARS BLACK (By: Liquitex Basics)
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TITANIUM WHITE (By: Liquitex Basics)
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To try additional colours we recommend:
48 PIECE ACRYLIC PAINT SET (By: Liquitex Basics)
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Brushes:
LARGE SQUARE HEADED BRUSH (Artists Loft)
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MEDIUM SQUARE HEADED BRUSH (Artists Loft)
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SMALL SQUARE HEADED BRUSH (Artists Loft)
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SMALL ROUND HEADED BRUSH (Artists Loft)
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OLD SQUARE HEADED BRUSH (Unbranded)
Water:
Um..tap..
Other:
8”x10” CANVAS PANELS 12pk
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66”ADJUSTABLE EASEL
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I am totally new to acrylics and love your Acrylics in 10 minutes series. These tutorials are so great for beginners because of the short period of time and limited palette, that makes painting less intimidating and encourages me to practice more often.
Why is your voice so soothing to the ears? As much as I'd like to focus on the painting, I get sleepy because of the calmness of your voice.
You got me and my boyfriend into painting. Seriously can't thank you enough!!!!! I actually feel like I can become decent at painting thanks to these easy to follow videos. You have such a nice voice and calm and gentle demeanor. Please don't stop releasing awesome videos! I hope you hit 100k subscribers!!!
Thank you for your comment :) I'm so happy to hear that you are becoming a confident painter.
I remember painting one portrait like this in the winter with snow in it. AWESOME, TOTALLY AWESOME...
I SO loved your tutorial! Thank you for sharing!
this is beautiful, and you make it look so easy. I'm going to try this one today. it looks like a scene that my brother would maybe see from his window in Washington state.
This looks like a summer version of your autumn forest landscape and I like it a lot. Keep up the good work :)
Good eye! It actually is the same scene. I've been waiting to do a spring/summer version of it for quite a while now :)
im a beginner just found your channel and recently worked on one of your videos last night! got alot of compliments! thanks!! looking foward to painting this one
Awesome. I'm very new to this, but you make it look so easy. I'm about to go try this one now
You feel free to waist a little more of my time anytime, I really enjoy the added details... My family were all asking me to paint a waterfall, you must have heard me out here yesterday looking for the perfect waterfall pic. Thank you...
Haha, that was really nice to read. Thank you!
I tried to paint mine today and it turned out ok, but not as nice as yours, I love your videos.
fantastic painting
Beautiful,thank you
I like your paintings, very easy for begginers, tku 👌🏻
this is so beautiful
I just Lov the way u painting its awesome and u make it so easy
Another great job and beautiful painting, Ryan. Thank you, again. :) I'm going to give this one a try. I did your Cherry Blossom painting back in February; not the one just a week or 2 ago; which I also love very much. I was tempted to do your Cherry Blossom Field because I love the cherry blossoms so very much. But I'm going to try this one first. This looks fun.
Very helpful . I'll try this one today
Beautiful work👏👏
Awesome! Fantastic work Ryan! I'm hoping to see a 10 minute for something sea side or underwater in one of your videos because I can never do one in those themes quick and it would be cool to see one that can be done in that time. :D Thank you for the video!
I don't paint, I don't draw I don't do anything of the sorts, I litteraly am a gaming channel haha, but for some odd reason I just love watching your videos its just so calming and entertaining watching you create some amazing art. awesome channel
Much appreciated!
I worked on doing this painting earlier on today and now finished, it's gone really well for me and I'd like to share photos of my work with you.
Waaooow it's wonderful painting 👌👌👌💕💟💟💟💕
Bravo Ryan
Hey Ryan I love your 10 min paintings. But I haven't got canvas with me right now so can these be drawn on paper in the same way?
Hi Ryan, that is exciting you are going to have hour long classes. Will you be showing us how to do the drawing first? Thanks Ryan.
I won't be doing a drawing portion. However, as of May 1st I will be including gridded line-art of each piece so everyone can copy it fairly easily :)
Ryan, this is only the second week I have seen your tutorials and you make me feel like I can attempt this. It appears your canvases are quite small. I have acquired a canvas that I want to reuse but it is a little larger than what you are using. Do I just up the size of the brushes?
I'm really happy to hear that the lessons are aiding your confidence in painting. I would actually advise using the same sized brushes. The larger canvas will just give you more room to add additional strokes and detail work :)
Hey Ryan! Another beautiful painting! ^.^ I was wondering if you could teach us how to paint a tall waterfall?
It's on my to-do list :)
Ryan O'Rourke - Artist awesome!! I look forward to it
Gorgeous work as always! My first attempt at one of your 10 minute paintings was a bit of a disaster lol, the second attempt at least looked similar to the next painting I attempted, and the third one turned out amazingly well - I've gotten so many compliments and I tell everyone that it's because of your tutorials I managed to create it. Thank you so much for these tutorials! They not only offer beautiful art to look at, awesome techniques, but also inspire the confidence that anyone can paint (granted, to varying degrees of success haha) if you just keep on practising.
I'm wondering about your paints though - you use primary colors for all of the paintings I've watched so far, but the set of liquitex paints that I bought don't come with primary colors, but rather ultramarine, cerulean etc. Can you give names of colors that would be closest to the primary ones you use for those of us that don't have the primary colors?
ForCryinOutLoud O'Neill I ran into a simular situation. Here's what the situation is; you bought Liquitex Heavy Body paints. I did, too and didn't realize it. LOL If you get the Liquitex Basics but make sure that it's not the soft body. If you want the closest of the heavy body to the primary colors; I think that I can help you out on that. According to the artist Lee Hammond, I got her book and she uses Prussian Blue, Cad Yellow Medium Hue and Cad Red light Hue. Check my spelling; I'm close enough for you to get the right ones, though. The blue is super dark and just need a tiny bit when mixing with white. Good luck; I hope this helps.
I bought the liquitex basics from amazon - 48 colors. I'll check for those colors in my box. Thank you for the help!
Much appreciated and I'm really happy to hear that you're now finding success with you work! Like you my first couple paintings didn't go as planned, but with practice we all get to where we want to be :) In regards to which colors you should be using, I have a sem-complicated answer. I use the primary colors in these lessons because they are malleable and it ensures the audience doesn't have to go out and buy a litany of colors. However, if you have the additional colors you can dive into some more advanced techniques/color choices.
So, to begin, if I were you I wouldn't try to match the primary color but rather ask yourself what mood you want the painting to have. If you want your painting to feel cool, use a cool blue. If you want your painting to feel warm, use a warm blue. Each color has warm/cool versions of it's self. You can find out if a specific color is warm/cool by typing "Is _____ a cool or warm color) Primary colors are innately neutral and must be edited to be cool/warm. You don't have to do said editing, you can simply choose a cool/warm pigment. Here is a great resource to learn more and get started www.janeblundellart.com/warm-blues.html www.janeblundellart.com/cool-blues.html
Again, I know this answer is kind of complicated but I hope it helps!
Thank you! That most definitely helps! ^_^
Jane Blundell has an excellent website concerning color pigments. A great example is looking at the color Ultramarine Blue, This is typically considered a "warm" shade b/c it has a purple undertone. Colors leading towards purple, red, etc are warm colors according to the color wheel. Phthlo Blue, on the other hand, can be either "cool" (green shade) or "warm" (red shade) depending on which pigment color you chose. These apply to watercolors on Blundell's website, but pigment is pigment inspite of the paint/medium you're working with, if that makes any sense. It can get very complicated, but if you'd like to learn about pigments, warm vs cool, her website is a great place to do some reading. If not, the basics will do just fine and stay with the primary colors. Hope this helps a bit...
I tried it today !
awesome
hacin en 10 minuto es facil de aprender ,,esta muy bien.
Question. Do you use water?
I do! I keep my brushes relatively damp, except when I know I'm going to want to do the tapping effects, as water condenses the bristles. Hope that helps!
can u try watercolors?
I just Lov the way u painting its awesome and u make it so easy