PAINT ROCKS THE EASY WAY! IN WATERCOLOR AND OILS
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- We artists know all too well that depicting rocks in landscape paintings is tough. After sharing his vast knowledge with over 20,000 artists during his live online art workshops, Johannes Vloothuis (Jo) recognizes students get frustrated trying to paint striking rocks.
To overcome this difficulty, Jo has developed an innovative step by step "lift out" method that he will demonstrate. To learn this valuable technique, join him and hundreds of like-minded artists for a free live online RUclips workshop this Thursday, August 25, at 3 pm Eastern.
In case you cannot attend live, the session is recorded and always available on RUclips.
Johannes is an award winning artist and instructor for the Artists Network, publishers of several magazines. He is known for conveying the complexity of landscape painting into simple easy to understand terms.
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I love the technique. 86 years old and learning something new.
Mind blowing demonstration. So much better than other rock painting demos I’ve seen. Thank you.
Really like the 3 screens split. Great demo!
Mind blown!!! I have been struggling with this...and it's just this easy????
Beautiful transitions of colors
Johannes is a committed - competent - and creative educator !
You're very interesting going to try your technique next painting 😀
Your work is so very inspiring. It will go a long way to help me paint more loosely.
Amazing! Thanks a lot, Johannes!
Beautiful! I totally enjoyed watching this unfold!
Liked the video thanks will try this in oil
What a great demo! Thanks Jo.
Just Love your style and technique...beautiful!!
Thoroughly enjoyed this. Will check your costs soon. Thanks for the RUclips vlog.
I appreciate the watercolor demo so very much.
So enjoyed this. Now if I can only pull off what you have taught. thanks Jo
You make it look so easy but it takes quite a skill. Thanks so much for sharing.
Absolutely great , thanks for the demonstration and explanation.
Fantastic demo, thanks so much Jo and Artists Network! I learned so much and I'm looking forward to trying these techniques!
Best rock class
This is what I have been looking for. I like your style of teaching. I like when you are enthused about a technique and say “cool right?” 😊TY
Really enjoying this Jo, great teacher. I'll be trying this with Daniel Smith granulating on Fabriano paper, thanks. Jo in France 🇫🇷
Fantastic ❤
What a fantastic demo , thank you !
Thanks for making my dinner time useful.
Thanks for the demo
Thanks so much for your demonstration.
Great!
Maravilhosas suas aulas, aprendi bastante!
Magnificent, Master Johannes
Thank you for that tip don’t put paint on top but next to it to illuminate mud
Really impressive!!!'
I used Fabriano Cold Presses watercolor paper. It is the best for scraping out rocks because in my experience the pigment doesn’t seem to penetrate as deep as other Cold Pressed papers. I struggle to get deep darks during the wet-on-wet process in large areas. All in all Fabriano is the best paper for this rock technique.
More please!
Love watching you paint! and I thank you for demonstrating the techniques and for all the information you share. I know they’re just studies but a couple of comments - I think maybe the oil is a little too busy in the water and the rocks, especially on the right, in the watercolour look like they’ve been stuck on.
A tip I found for you all. Use witch hazel to remove dried acrylic paint. Not moving? Try nail varnish remover.
To move the eye to the spray
Such a cool technique!
thanks for this...calaya from alaska
thanks!
nice
Thanks for watching my demo You can always find me at improvemypaintings.com. There you can see more samples of my artwork. Also join our landscape painting group on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/Johannes.Vloothuis.Landscape.Alumni
Yes ut looks easy. I wl try
Enjoyed the process but the narrator keeps interrupting the artist.
😂I ONLY DO WATERCOLOR, NOT TOO EXPERIENCED, BUT LOVE YOUR TALENT AND EXPERIENCE, JUTTA FROM BERLIN
Use shop towels for oils, great, doesn't leave any lint...
Wouldn’t the food get contaminated from oil paint in the freezer?
Better that you just say what you are doing as you paint. And not have someone using wrong art terminology
Can I get more information on the colors he uses and the ratio mix of each color?
Colour mixing is just a mater of practice, after a littlwhile it becomes instinctive. You'll learn best by your mistakes ;) there are books and videos to get you started: on the Colour Wheel
Do you have a class on negative painting. My mind just doesn’t see the shapes
Can you do the same with Acrylic?
Do you always use purple and black as a dark for shadows for the rock ?
The darks should be the same hue as the spot you are darkening. Purple really freshens up dark areas.
What is that thing you keep moving that looks like a computer mouse
Do you sell dvds?
I think the water is moving!
Why are honey based paints not usable in this technique?
Honey based watercolor pigments such as Graham tend to stick to the paper and don't allow you to scrape out off paint as much as you get with the other variants.
@@ArtExpertAN thanks
Do you think you kind of overdid the water foam? I liked the painting better at 40:55, even 42:10 is not overdone. The abundance of water foam in the finished piece obliterates the nice smooth texture of the sand. Just my humble opinion.
Great!