Brian, this has got to be the best tutorial on clouds I have ever seen. I’m having trouble painting realistic clouds so this explains so well why this is 😊.Thank goodness I found your channel and keep up the brilliant work…awesome.
The question on the fan brush is actually a tough one. Mine is the firmer bristle brush from a previous manufacturer of the Bob Ross line. The new brushes are much softer from the new manufacturer. Blending with a mop is great if you know how to use it well. I do love the Bob Ross mops that came out last year. I threw out all my other mops in favor of that one. Good luck!
Since paint is usually a few days drying, I always wondered why Bob didn't take his time and give two segments and thoroughly finishing at least some of his paintings instead of the rush job 27 minutes. He clearly was not happy with some of the time devoted to a project. And some, he clearly was crushing past finishing some parts to a painting instead of making it a 2 part painting.
Excellent! New subbed. So, Bob was a decent teacher but he left out a lot of these details. Thank you! I never understood why ole Bob was always in such a hurry. I heard him say on occasion that it was not easy to find WHAT he was going to paint. Slow down Bob! At least once I awhile. Make a two day painting once in awhile! Once a week! Start a painting, complete it tomorrow! Heck, do it every day! My first paintings, I found myself racing. Then I came across "Paint with Bram" who is also an excellent instructor but takes his time. Thanks for this and keep up the good work man! BTW "beating the devil out of it" is a terrible practice. Using a pole to beat your brush dry after cleaning it with paint thinner. It atomizes/aerosols those chemicals, which you then inhale. This will give you cancer as well as damage your brain. Use safer method of wiping dry with paper towels.
Thanks so much for your comments. Bob was in a hurry because he literally only had 27 minutes from start to finish for each episode to paint it live and be finished. Many times on the episodes he encourages you to slow down and take your time, so I'm glad you are doing that. I also tell people to paint in layers, slowly, instead of trying to jam a bunch of paint onto a canvas. The results are so much better if you slow down, for sure. I am also generally a solvent free guy, so I use linseed oil to clean my brushes and I make a special soap to clean my brushes when I'm all done. Thanks for watching!
My soap is made from linseed and safflower oils. My own recipe. I will have some available soon. I only make it a couple of times a year so it it difficult to get! It really is the best, though.
Hello and thank you for writing. Captions in Portuguese should be available automatically for you. I would would check your settings to see if they are available in your area. Good luck and I hope they are available to you to help you understand more in the video!
It looks like RUclips doesn't offer Arabic Translations yet. From Google: captions are available in Dutch, English, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese.
@@artpartyunlimited yes I was going to say that but I can only type so many words before I loose my attention 😉😂, I’ll check out your other videos later ✌️👍
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Brian, this has got to be the best tutorial on clouds I have ever seen. I’m having trouble painting realistic clouds so this explains so well why this is 😊.Thank goodness I found your channel and keep up the brilliant work…awesome.
Thank you so much! I hope your clouds get better and better! I will eventually get some more advanced clouds videos up.
Happy painting! - Brian
Super instruction and camera angles. I can't wait to try this!!!
Thank you so much! You can see more Bob Ross method at this playlist link: ruclips.net/video/Hjw4vywae-E/видео.html
Enjoy!
Superb instruction inspired me to get my brushes out again thx
Thank you! I hope you paint something wonderful!
You are so awesome thanks
Thank you!
Are you using a soft bristle fan brush or the harder one? Can I use a mop brush for blending?
The question on the fan brush is actually a tough one. Mine is the firmer bristle brush from a previous manufacturer of the Bob Ross line. The new brushes are much softer from the new manufacturer.
Blending with a mop is great if you know how to use it well. I do love the Bob Ross mops that came out last year. I threw out all my other mops in favor of that one.
Good luck!
Nice
Thank you!
Since paint is usually a few days drying, I always wondered why Bob didn't take his time and give two segments and thoroughly finishing at least some of his paintings instead of the rush job 27 minutes. He clearly was not happy with some of the time devoted to a project. And some, he clearly was crushing past finishing some parts to a painting instead of making it a 2 part painting.
It has always baffled me why all involved insisted on wet on wet paintings exclusively.
Excellent! New subbed. So, Bob was a decent teacher but he left out a lot of these details. Thank you! I never understood why ole Bob was always in such a hurry. I heard him say on occasion that it was not easy to find WHAT he was going to paint. Slow down Bob! At least once I awhile. Make a two day painting once in awhile! Once a week! Start a painting, complete it tomorrow! Heck, do it every day! My first paintings, I found myself racing. Then I came across "Paint with Bram" who is also an excellent instructor but takes his time. Thanks for this and keep up the good work man!
BTW "beating the devil out of it" is a terrible practice. Using a pole to beat your brush dry after cleaning it with paint thinner. It atomizes/aerosols those chemicals, which you then inhale. This will give you cancer as well as damage your brain. Use safer method of wiping dry with paper towels.
Thanks so much for your comments. Bob was in a hurry because he literally only had 27 minutes from start to finish for each episode to paint it live and be finished. Many times on the episodes he encourages you to slow down and take your time, so I'm glad you are doing that. I also tell people to paint in layers, slowly, instead of trying to jam a bunch of paint onto a canvas. The results are so much better if you slow down, for sure.
I am also generally a solvent free guy, so I use linseed oil to clean my brushes and I make a special soap to clean my brushes when I'm all done.
Thanks for watching!
How do you make your soap?
My soap is made from linseed and safflower oils. My own recipe. I will have some available soon. I only make it a couple of times a year so it it difficult to get! It really is the best, though.
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Thank you!
Traduzir para o português, ele fala muito e gostaria de entender
Hello and thank you for writing. Captions in Portuguese should be available automatically for you. I would would check your settings to see if they are available in your area. Good luck and I hope they are available to you to help you understand more in the video!
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We will look into that for you! We are still learning the translation settings!
It looks like RUclips doesn't offer Arabic Translations yet. From Google: captions are available in Dutch, English, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese.
Fantastic but for my attention span you talk far to much
Lol. No one can accuse me of not being thorough!
@@artpartyunlimited yes I was going to say that but I can only type so many words before I loose my attention 😉😂,
I’ll check out your other videos later ✌️👍