You are very welcome Mikanta! I am glad that my video was helpful for you. It takes a while to learn this technique, but once learned, you will love it. 😊
I thank you for your total step by step clear, consice instructions. I don't think anyone else told me to load the paint in one direction. So many tutorials are of the 'look what I can do! ' variety. They just want to show off, forgetting that they are supposed to be teaching something. You however, are a very good teacher. You kept your focus . Thanks so much! I think I can incorporate this into a piece I'm trying to finish. I'll let you know if it turns out well. New subscriber!
Oh I hope this works for you Sofa. And welcome to my channel. I love new subscribers. Hope you find much to learn from me in my tutorials. Thank you for the nice compliment. ❤️
I'm happy this video came back, because it's a very important basic lesson, very well explained, and fundamental for nearly every landscape painting we could do! Thank you, Yovette!
@@PaintingWithYovette Yovette , your Bush tutorial certainly has helped me and many others too I expect, thank goodness for you Yovette, take care keep safe ,and keep teaching 😊
Hello Yovette. I lost you for a while. Glad to see you. I always love to hear you teach. I was watching when you did your rose video. I changed to acrylic pouring for a year but I do want to get back to my oils.......
I understand why you like pouring patricia. It seems to be very popular these days, but we all need to try something different once in a while. Glad you will get back to painting soon.
I've always been an amateur at painting. I had a specific project in mind that I wanted to do and this tutorial was brilliant! My foliage looks beautiful! ❤
It is fantastic to hear that you had good luck with your bushes Megan. It is a hard technique to conquer, so I am really happy you did it. Now there is no stopping you. 🤗
I hope this tutorial will help you Jackie. It does take a lot of practice to get just the right loading of the brush and the right touch to make great bushes.
I am thrilled I found you, a fellow leftie! Thank you for this awesome tutorial. I am a total newbie to acrylics, and look forward learning more from a fellow leftie artist. The struggle is real trying to follow right-handed tutorials, so thank you again.
I am happy you found me too RealReiki. There are not a lot of left hand teachers out there, but I am one of the few. My teachings are mostly in oil. I do hardly any acrylics at all, but I think you will still be able to pick up a lot of handy hints. Welcome to my channel, and I hope you enjoy it. 🌹
I am so happy to know that my tutorial was of help to you Chucky. Thank you for sharing that, and thank you for the nice compliment. My husband probably would have enjoyed seeing what you paint as he loved to hunt. 🌹
I'm really glad it was helpful Miaaizon! So many different kinds of brushes can be used to make bushes. It is all in learning how to use each type of brush, or even a knife!
Nicely done and tips you gave were great. The camera needed to tilt down a bit since some of colors We’re not visible when you picked them up with the bristles. Thanks!
If it's acrylic, I bet you could paint over it and enhance it. Oil too but that needs scraping off. If you really needed to you could fix it. Best of luck, cuz we all know how it feels when something turns out less than.
Awesome, thank you Shama! I am so happy this was helpful. Bushes are hard to learn, but once you do, you will love adding them to your paintings. Welcome to my channel, and thank you.
Thank you so much for showing this technique. I'm re- painting a watercolor picture which has trees and bushes in the background with acrylic paint. I can use any advice I can get. Edit it's been tough because the bushes are different shades of green.
This technique will also work with other paints, but it won't quite look the same. This is really best used with oil paints and a one inch brush. But do give it a try. You may have some surprisingly good results.
Yovette, I love your techniques! Love your bushes! Such pretty greens! I just gotta keep practicing. I still can't paint wet on wet. It comes out a blob . Is it all practice with this too?
The brushes I am using Peggy are the Bob Ross brushes, and the bushes are made with the 1" landscape brush. You can get them at the Bob Ross company online, and I believe Amazon and all the big box art stores carry that brand.
Glad it was helpful Marcia! I am using a Bob Ross 1" brush ordered from www.BobRoss.com. I believe you can also get it on Amazon or the big online box stores.
So I have a piece am currently working on and discovered I can't get the painterly bush close to the foreground. Honestly, I needed to see this video and just realized I have been using the wrong brush . Thank you
I think we have all been there Chinornor! Sometimes it is as simple as using the right brush. Other times it is learning the right technique. Hope this video helped you. 🌺
@@PaintingWithYovette yea, I understand you pretty well. I paint and grasses like these ain't a challenge to me, but all of a sudden, I realized am not getting what I want. It's not appearing like a Bush because of the approach used, may be. I saw this video and I think it will solve my challenge.
Yes Marge, I use acrylic paint with my Bob Ross brushes all the time, with the exception of the 1" and 2" brushes. Those I do not use frequently. You can use those 2 brushes, but you have to shape them after using with acrylics. I have a video on how to do this from start to finish. Thank you for your question. ruclips.net/video/LngHz2IAeUs/видео.html
Oh dear, It's just another common name for a blending brush or a hake brush, made of very soft goat hair. It feels like the softness of a makeup brush you would use on your cheeks to apply color. They come in many different sizes. Amazon carries them. Just type in Hake brush. So sorry for the confusion. 🌹
@@irenemorrison2728 If you are using regular oils Irene, you may want to use odolress thinner. I use water mixable oils and I clean them with soap and water. If I use acrylics, I still use soap and water. Thank you for that question. 🌺
I was using Bob Ross oils but just ordered WMO brushes, linseed and paints bc I don’t like the smell of that odorless thinner etc. I’m still new to this…took a few BR classes at Hobby Lobby and paint w my 11 yr old granddaughter (another reason to switch away from the poisons…so can’t wait to get started once everything arrives. I ordered a mottler brush. We shall see what that does … but bunny brush is on my wish list now :-) Thank you for your help and happy 2023 💕
@@irenemorrison2728 Congratulation for switching to water mixable oils Irene! I hope you will love them as much as I do. I have another video coming out tomorrow using them. All my new videos are WMO. Also wonderful that you are painting with your granddaughter! It is a learning curve when you change mediums, but these paints are wonderful. I have a secion on my RUclips channel devoted just to water mixable oils that you can take a peek at when you have time. Best of luck to you dear. ruclips.net/p/PLhGho3cOJqur5TMtlCvq5H042hdDcFLaX
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It's a big help for me, very interesting , cause I use the wrong brushes. Love it. thank you for sharing.
You are very welcome Mikanta! I am glad that my video was helpful for you. It takes a while to learn this technique, but once learned, you will love it. 😊
I thank you for your total step by step clear, consice instructions. I don't think anyone else told me to load the paint in one direction. So many tutorials are of the 'look what I can do! ' variety. They just want to show off, forgetting that they are supposed to be teaching something. You however, are a very good teacher. You kept your focus . Thanks so much! I think I can incorporate this into a piece I'm trying to finish. I'll let you know if it turns out well. New subscriber!
Oh I hope this works for you Sofa. And welcome to my channel. I love new subscribers. Hope you find much to learn from me in my tutorials. Thank you for the nice compliment. ❤️
Thanks a lot for tutorials
My pleasure Aparna. I hope it helps you paint better bushes.
Thank you… it was extremely helpful ☺️☺️
You're are so welcome Priyanka. 😊 I love knowing it was helpful. 🌹
Wonderful! ❤❤❤
Thank you !!
Glad you like it Francilene! Thank you for your comment. 🌹
Wow Yovette - you make it look so easy but its all about the technique !!!!
Esay it is not dear, but hopefully people will learn from it. Hugs.
I'm happy this video came back, because it's a very important basic lesson, very well explained, and fundamental for nearly every landscape painting we could do! Thank you, Yovette!
You are so welcome Kelris! This really is a good fundamental lesson!
Grazie👍😘
Prego Ida. Grazie per aver guardato. 💕
BRILLIANT Yovette 👏 I know now where I have been going wrong , thank you so much , and see you again soon I hope with one of your beautiful paintings👌
I'm really happy if this tutorial helped you with bushes Sylvia. Bushes can be really hard, but done correctly, they are really great. 🌹
@@PaintingWithYovette Yovette , your Bush tutorial certainly has helped me and many others too I expect, thank goodness for you Yovette, take care keep safe ,and keep teaching 😊
@@sylvia2553 Thank you Sylvia, I will do both! 😘
Enjoyed the lesson on bushes, and I love the painting.
Thank you bunches Mary, hope it will help you with your paintings.
Brilliant as usual! Thanks. Hope you are keeping well.
I am keeping well Parsley, and it's so nice to see you here! 🤗
Hello there Yovette ❤ good tips here, wonderful to watch you teach
Aw Anthiny, that was such a nice thing to say, thank you dear.
Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial 💯
You are very welcome Korukiwiarts. Thank you for watching. 😊
Hello Yovette. I lost you for a while. Glad to see you. I always love to hear you teach. I was watching when you did your rose video. I changed to acrylic pouring for a year but I do want to get back to my oils.......
I understand why you like pouring patricia. It seems to be very popular these days, but we all need to try something different once in a while. Glad you will get back to painting soon.
Omg at first i was stressing so much about how to make it and THEN i saw your video ,within some minutes it was done !! Tysm!
So happy my video has helped you Amna. Thank you for sharing that.
I've always been an amateur at painting. I had a specific project in mind that I wanted to do and this tutorial was brilliant! My foliage looks beautiful! ❤
It is fantastic to hear that you had good luck with your bushes Megan. It is a hard technique to conquer, so I am really happy you did it. Now there is no stopping you. 🤗
Great tutorial struggled with brushes. This works a treat turning the brush which Bob didn't say. Thank you so much
I am happy to hear that it helped you with your bushes. Bob had many little hidden treasures. 🌺
you will live 1000 more years....💗
What a beautiful thought Akash. Thank you. 🌹
You make it look so easy, thank you for the instructions
I hope this tutorial will help you Jackie. It does take a lot of practice to get just the right loading of the brush and the right touch to make great bushes.
Great details. 💝💖♥️
I am thrilled I found you, a fellow leftie! Thank you for this awesome tutorial. I am a total newbie to acrylics, and look forward learning more from a fellow leftie artist. The struggle is real trying to follow right-handed tutorials, so thank you again.
I am happy you found me too RealReiki. There are not a lot of left hand teachers out there, but I am one of the few. My teachings are mostly in oil. I do hardly any acrylics at all, but I think you will still be able to pick up a lot of handy hints. Welcome to my channel, and I hope you enjoy it. 🌹
Best tutorial and method I have seen. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much Les, I am happy it was helpful!
Great techniques dear Yovette, so beautiful result😍😍😍
I'm glad you like the busehs Lars, and thank you. 😘🌹❤️
I love your teaching thank you🎉
You are so welcome Somayeh. So happy you are enjoying my tutorials. 💕
Thank you for the great tips! Lovely video
You are so welcome E Willy! Thank you for watching.
Hi I loves your tutorial. I’m painting a country road with lots of bushes ,so it’s really a boon for me .thank you
Oh that sounds like a wonderful painting you are doing Rekha. I hope this tutorial helps you achieve what you are looking for. Best wishes.
thank you so much for explaining the technique with so much more detail, its helped me soooo much! thank you thank you
It was my pleasure, and you are so welcome Mitchell, (Kira?) I hope it helps you with future paintings.
Amazing.
Thanks very much indeed.
You're very welcome Jedi! Thank you for watching.
Thank you for this tutorial! Really helpful!👍
I am happy to hear that this tutorial has helped you Karen. 🤗
I love seeing how to draw. Thank you, I'm yohana looking from Indonesia❤
Thank you so much Yohana. 😀 I am happy you enjoyed the Bushes video. 🌺
This was so helpful. Love you for this.
You're so welcome Joe! The bushes are a bit difficult to master, but once learned, they are wonderful to add to your painting. 🌹
Great video Yovette - You really captured the technique. 😍😍🥰🥰
Those bushes are tricky to do Paul, and sure takes a lot of practice to learn. Well worth the time! 🌹🤗💕
Yer so nice. Thanks, dear. (I paint camo patterns on deer stands & you've helped me the most. Take care👍
I am so happy to know that my tutorial was of help to you Chucky. Thank you for sharing that, and thank you for the nice compliment. My husband probably would have enjoyed seeing what you paint as he loved to hunt. 🌹
That’s a really good tutorial. I though only fan brush or round brush are useful for painting bushes. Thank you so much.
I'm really glad it was helpful Miaaizon! So many different kinds of brushes can be used to make bushes. It is all in learning how to use each type of brush, or even a knife!
You are amazing. Good job,❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very nice compliment Maroca! Thank you. 🌹❤️💕
Very effective technique, great effect
I am happy you liked this technique Tony! It takes a little time to learn, but really fun to do.
😊😊❤❤谢谢你！
Thank you. 💕🤗🌹
Great lesson. I need to get another brush, lol
I love it! I love it. Jana, we never have enough brushes, do we?
You're the best!
Aw that was a very nice compliment Jim. Thank you bunches. 🌹
thanks Yovette, very helpful😀
I am so happy to hear that Doppy. It should help you with bushes and trees.
Nicely done and tips you gave were great. The camera needed to tilt down a bit since some of colors
We’re not visible when you picked them up with the bristles. Thanks!
Thank you for the tip Sedlak! I sometimes have issues with the camera, and I try to keep getting better. It's all a learning process.
Video molto bello
Excelso , la ejecución , verdadero ingenio , un saludo Yovette
Muchas gracias republica1396. Agradezco tu comentario. 🌹
Thank you I ❤ it!!
You are so welcome Libbye😊 Thank you for watching. 🌺
Beautifully explained ❤
Glad you liked it Easy Art, thank you for watching. 🌺
Really wish I would have seen this video yesterday before I messed up my painting. Really good technique can’t wait to try it !
I wish you had seen it too Lilscotchtape. This technique takes some time to get used to, so don't get discouraged, just keep practicing. 🌺
@@PaintingWithYovette I will thanks for making this video really useful!
@@lilscotchtape You are welcome. Best of luck.
If it's acrylic, I bet you could paint over it and enhance it. Oil too but that needs scraping off. If you really needed to you could fix it. Best of luck, cuz we all know how it feels when something turns out less than.
@@carlb5558 Good points Carl. I know I have made my share of mistakes, and had to repair them.
Very nice
Thank you User, I hope it helps you with painting bushes.
Thank you! ❤
You're welcome Amy and thank you for watching. 😊
Thank u
You are so welcome Tina, I hope this video helped you out.
nice painting
Thank you so much Anwar. 😀 Happy Thanksgiving.
very nice technique!
Glad you like it Edits with Credits! The techniique works beautifully, but one must practice to get good at it. 🌺
Wow nice❤
Thank you Pay. 🤗
Thank you . Your lesson is very helpful. Subscribed too
Awesome, thank you Shama! I am so happy this was helpful. Bushes are hard to learn, but once you do, you will love adding them to your paintings. Welcome to my channel, and thank you.
Thank you
You're welcome Jjtravel. Hope it helped you.
Thank you so much for showing this technique.
I'm re- painting a watercolor picture which has trees and bushes in the background with acrylic paint. I can use any advice I can get.
Edit it's been tough because the bushes are different shades of green.
This technique will also work with other paints, but it won't quite look the same. This is really best used with oil paints and a one inch brush. But do give it a try. You may have some surprisingly good results.
Thanks a lot
Happy to help Clemme, thank you for watching.
Yovette, I love your techniques! Love your bushes! Such pretty greens! I just gotta keep practicing. I still can't paint wet on wet. It comes out a blob . Is it all practice with this too?
Yes Chava, it is all practice. And I know you will get there. It took me years to perfect some of these things. So never give up. 💕🤗🌺
Great
Thank you Fahadsalem.
Same for me with the question about brushes. Where do you suggest we go and what are we looking for?
The brushes I am using Peggy are the Bob Ross brushes, and the bushes are made with the 1" landscape brush. You can get them at the Bob Ross company online, and I believe Amazon and all the big box art stores carry that brand.
Lindo!
Thank you Esther!
Thanks for your video. It's very helpful. I want to order a one-inch brush. What am I looking for? Hard bristles, hog's hair?
Glad it was helpful Marcia! I am using a Bob Ross 1" brush ordered from www.BobRoss.com. I believe you can also get it on Amazon or the big online box stores.
@@PaintingWithYovette Thank you very much for getting back to me.
@@marciafaw3898 Happy to help you out Marcia.
thanks
You're welcome Laiba! Thank you for watching.
So I have a piece am currently working on and discovered I can't get the painterly bush close to the foreground. Honestly, I needed to see this video and just realized I have been using the wrong brush .
Thank you
I think we have all been there Chinornor! Sometimes it is as simple as using the right brush. Other times it is learning the right technique. Hope this video helped you. 🌺
@@PaintingWithYovette yea, I understand you pretty well. I paint and grasses like these ain't a challenge to me, but all of a sudden, I realized am not getting what I want. It's not appearing like a Bush because of the approach used, may be. I saw this video and I think it will solve my challenge.
@@Chinornor I hope it solves the problem Chinornor. Lots of practice is always my best advice. 😊
Can you use acrylic paint with the Bob Ross brushes?
Yes Marge, I use acrylic paint with my Bob Ross brushes all the time, with the exception of the 1" and 2" brushes. Those I do not use frequently. You can use those 2 brushes, but you have to shape them after using with acrylics. I have a video on how to do this from start to finish. Thank you for your question. ruclips.net/video/LngHz2IAeUs/видео.html
Gracias por explicarnos como hacer los arbustos porque no me quedan muy bien
Lamento que los arbustos no sean de tu agrado, pero gracias por mirar de todos modos.
Ok. I hear you mention Bunny brush in every video. I tried to find an explanation online. Nothing except in pet department. HELP 😮
Oh dear, It's just another common name for a blending brush or a hake brush, made of very soft goat hair. It feels like the softness of a makeup brush you would use on your cheeks to apply color. They come in many different sizes. Amazon carries them. Just type in Hake brush. So sorry for the confusion. 🌹
Can I clean this goat hair brush
with water?
@@irenemorrison2728 If you are using regular oils Irene, you may want to use odolress thinner. I use water mixable oils and I clean them with soap and water. If I use acrylics, I still use soap and water. Thank you for that question. 🌺
I was using Bob Ross oils but just ordered WMO brushes, linseed and paints bc I don’t like the smell of that odorless thinner etc. I’m still new to this…took a few BR classes at Hobby Lobby and paint w my 11 yr old granddaughter (another reason to switch away from the poisons…so can’t wait to get started once everything arrives. I ordered a mottler brush. We shall see what that does … but bunny brush is on my wish list now :-)
Thank you for your help and happy 2023 💕
@@irenemorrison2728 Congratulation for switching to water mixable oils Irene! I hope you will love them as much as I do. I have another video coming out tomorrow using them. All my new videos are WMO. Also wonderful that you are painting with your granddaughter! It is a learning curve when you change mediums, but these paints are wonderful. I have a secion on my RUclips channel devoted just to water mixable oils that you can take a peek at when you have time. Best of luck to you dear.
ruclips.net/p/PLhGho3cOJqur5TMtlCvq5H042hdDcFLaX
I saw Bob Ross do this
William Alexander is the first artist I saw doing this technique Desertstar. Then Ross was trained from Bill. Both fabulous artists! 💕