How to Paint Realistic Skies and Sunlight

I share my process on how I add light and glow to this beautiful sunrise sky I'm working on in my latest oil painting. The techniques and methods could be applied to acrylics as well. I walk you through the steps I took from start to finish and explain how I painted and approached each area of the sky.
Full tutorials and my reference photos: / chuckblackart
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Here is a list of the #art supplies I use to create (affiliate links): bit.ly/2t5ftGV
Fan Blender: shrsl.com/2mkes
Dagger Striper Brush: shrsl.com/2aqvg
Gesso: shrsl.com/1qg41
Medium: shrsl.com/2aqvv
Gamblin artist oils used: burnt sienna, cad yellow, titanium white, ultramarine blue, cad orange, phthalo blue green shade, magenta, indian yellow
canvas: shrsl.com/1qg3d
Glued to this backing: shrsl.com/1qg3i
===How I Film My Paintings===
The main camera I use: amzn.to/3aWeavg
My preferred lens: amzn.to/2JNFtMj
With this lens adapter: amzn.to/2RmVnSa
My smaller camera: amzn.to/3c1fSLX
Microphone: amzn.to/2RhYTNJ
Microphone for voice over: amzn.to/2RmUAka
Tripod: amzn.to/3aKUASN
Tripod arm: amzn.to/2URhDpk
My small tripod: amzn.to/2RptI2Z
The lighting I use:
5000k 96 CRI Fluorescent lamps: shrsl.com/1qp6n
Used with 4ft shop light fixture
SOCIAL:
Facebook: / wildlifeandart
Instagram: / chuckblackart
Thanks for watching! (: