North Sea wave painting process
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- This material was taken from around 8 years ago, I had hair then and a little more weight!
I aimed to capture some of the stages of painting one of my seascapes, this one being of a wave in the North Sea crossing over from Shetland back to mainland Scotland.
You can see this and many other paintings in my website:
www.vernonwjones.com
This one in particular can be found in the acrylic painting section.
The music is from "25 yard screamer" whom I am proud to say are friends of mine. Many thanks!
25yardscreamer...
www.25yardscreamer.com
I hope that you enjoy this video and some great music.
Stunning detail in such a large painting. I envy your patience.
Thankyou very much! Appreciated.
Belíssimo. Parabéns😂
@@fernandonunes394 thanks:)
I have never seen an artist detailing so well the rough sea. It’s amazing work. Love it. Thank you. Jose from Australia
Hi Jose. Much appreciated!
I will be making more videos from now, posted another today for a video to music, might be worth a look for you.
Take care!
I just learned so much. Thank you!
I am very happy to hear that. Any help you need just ask. :)
Great work. Brilliant to see everything in progress & love the music.
Thanks mate.
Great video. Love your artwork X
Thank you! Cheers!
Can’t wait to see them
Love the video, but the music is too loud❤
@@francoisgouws7288 cheers:)
Beautiful
Thankyou. :)
Great artist
Thankyou :)
❤️❤️👍👍👍🌹
Thanks alot:)
Не дышит ваше море, не движется, лежит как ткань неподвижно.
Wow - thanks for posting this up Vernon. Magnificent paintins and I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Can I ask what was that little brush that you used at the end that looked home made, and do you have a source for ocean images that you use?
@@doodlefish007 Hi. Many thanks fur your comments and compliments. Appreciated.
The long thin brushes are called rigger or liner brushes. You can buy them individually, or eBay in packs of 10 various thicknesses. Have always done the job ok for me. Re the sources I have thousands of photos I have taken when I am able to get to the sea.
My website is www.vernonwjones.com if you want to see more seascapes. If you need any help please ask and I will do my best to help you.
Thanks again
Hi Vernon, your paintings are nothing short of amazing. Acrylics are something of a mystery to me as I use oils, but I'd like to ask - when you use acrylics (for seascapes) do you ever use a mop or blender brush to soften any hard edges? I'm asking because the edges of your lighter tones seem to bend effortlessly into the darks.
Hi.Thankyou for your compliment, and your question. I use around 5 tones in general when creating the sea in oils and acrylics, sometimes 6. I keep the tones very close to one another, that way the transition isnt a shock :) Also due to the transparent nature of acrylics, this adds to the blend being subtle.
Does this answer your question? I hope so, if not, I will try again.
Cheers!
@@vernonwjones perfect answer, and thank you for the fast response.
@@StevenMarkPaintings No problem at all. Take care.
do you have other recent seascapes?
Hi. I am in the process of getting some ready and will be posting them soon. In the past I didn't dedicate too much time to videos, but now I am in the mood and want to learn more to get them better. Going to take time, but that's my aim.