How to paint a realistic sky, clouds, and grass with acrylic paint Lesson 1, Cabin Painting
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How to paint a realistic sky, clouds, and grass with acrylic paint Lesson 1, Cabin Painting
Cabin painting with acrylic paint Lesson 1, this is a request from a youtube student, we will start with the sky, clouds and grass, I will show you how to make a nice border around your painting also.
The camera tries to focus at times so it's not your eyes..
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Stage 1 complete...Thanks for Grass and sky blending info as well as cloud info...Your the best!!!
+donna patterson That's great, wait for me, lol, I will do as many lessons to day as I can so you can finish it..
thank you so much for sharing and teaching. I am looking forward to the next step. Be well. Bye now
+daisy3690 Your welcome, all lessons on this series are up now, have fun..
nice painting, thanks for sharing , i love it
+Lucas jin Thank you Lucus, I'm glad you love it..
love this video,you explain things very well. brilliant.
+Nora Ryan Thank you,, I'm glad my video's helped, and thank you for your nice comments..
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot. I'm a beginner and I learned a lot with your videos. Would like to learn How to paint people under the rain. Thank you
+cuca1957 Thank you for watching, I'm so glad my video's helped you, that's a very nice request I will try to get one done for you..
Thanks so much for your tutorials. I enjoy them very much and learn so many new things each video. I bought my set of paints many years ago and decided to put them to use a few weeks ago. Having never painted on canvas or painting a scene or landscape, I needed very specific instructions. Very great experience and am looking forward to following you for the third project.
+Lesa Day Your welcome and thank you for watching, I am so glad my video's helped you with your painting, Happy Painting.!
Very nice Allison. I'm looking forward to the next lesson. As usual, your tutorial is very helpful. ;-)
+Debb Doss Thank you Debb, I will have Lesson 2 up by Jan h,4th 2016..
How realistic.
I've seen some of your videos singing and your multi-talented person.
Im inspired and your inspiring.
+ninna murillo Thankyou..
hello Allison, Been some time since I wrote to you. I am still reaping the benefits of your tutorials. Forever grateful dear. Imparting knowledge is something which is priceless. If I were God you will have the best of whatever you wish. And so would others of your ilk. You are putting a lot of happiness in other people's lives. Just for the sake of doing it. Take care.
Thank you so much Joseph for those nice words, I love doing these video's for people like you who really appreciate it, I'm so happy your still reaping the benefits of my tutorials, Happy Painting..
You are awesome!!!! Ive learned so much from you
Thank you, I'm so glad you learned so much from my video's, thank you for watching..
Dear Allison (if you permit me to address you this way), you said that there are many different ways to approach a painting, but I still think that if your approach is not THE best it still one of the best there is. Regarding my experience in painting, (about which I told you in another upload) it deals mostly about comic book art and portraits. Basically if I can teach you anything (which I doubt) it is about to go to the basic shape first for anything you want to draw or paint. For example, today when I start a portrait I just see the head in general and carefully sketch the skull with the right angle. The same with a cabin - I try to see the square underneath and build on that. If you look up, 'How to draw comics the marvel way' which about the lamented great artist John Buscema you will find he can explain it far better than me. It is basically what Cezanne preached about fitting everything into a square sphere or cylinder. To be fair there are other good tutorials (Brandon Schaefer comes to my mind). But your tutorials have shown me exactly where I was always going wrong. Yesterday I started really tackling your approach and I am very excited by it. So thanks a million. I am a bit emotional and hasty so your patience has inspired me to take things a bit slower. And your humor is very very relaxing. People like you and Brandon make the world a better place to live in. Sorry this was a bit too long. Wish you all the best and as Brandon says when he crosses his fingers. - PEACE.
Thank you so much Joseph for all that information, I am so glad my video's helped you and you find them helpful, I really appreciate you nice comments..
Have a great happy painting day.!!
Beautiful
thanks for taking the time to answer nice woman.
Your more then welcome..
do you have a listf the names of colors you used in the painting.I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know.
Hi Katie, all you need is 3 primary's, red, yellow and Blue, and Brown, green, black and white, can be any red's etc, or cad red, cad yellow, ultramarine blue, burnt umber, sap green, you can even make your own brown by adding red and green together, or all primary's, and your own green adding blue and yellow, purple red and blue, add white or black to lighten or darken the colors or values, I hope that helps, Happy Painting..