Learn To Paint TV E76 "Cows In Field" Learn To Paint Beginners Tutorial
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2019
- Learn To Paint TV E76 "Cows In Field" Learn To Paint Beginners Tutorial
Welcome to the 76th episode of 'Learn To Paint TV' ... a weekly online TV show designed to teach beginners how to paint in acrylics.
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In this episode we paint cows in a field in Water Mixable Oil Painting for Beginners Tutorial using an Impressionist style of painting. We paint it in Water Mixable Oil paints in the same manner we use acrylics. This water mixable oil painting is easy enough for beginners to try as it is taught step by step in the tutorial, yet it is also challenging enough for those wanting to learn how to paint realistic landscapes in acrylic painting with an impressionist feel. We learn to paint in water mixable oil paints in this tutorial however it could be done in acrylic paints following the same process.
This project is great for showing you water mixable oil painting in an impressionistic style. This landscape scene makes a great subject to paint and in this tutorial for beginners you will see how to paint cows in a landscape scene in a step by step approach with water mixable oil paint.
This episode of the Learn To Paint TV show features a step by step tutorial for beginners done in water mixable oil paint using the Moore Method of Painting.
More than 25,000 students globally have learnt how to paint using the Moore Method of Painting through the Learn To Paint Academy. The Moore Method of Painting simplifies the painting process down into three steps, three colours and three brushes making it easy for anyone to start painting today.
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Very helpful! Thank you from Arizona!
Fabulous Rod, great little painting. You make it look very doable.
Very nice painting, thanks for sharing. However I see the light source coming from the right side not the left. Looking forward to viewing more painting videos. Thanks
Veeeeery very nice👍🙋♀️💓👏
Thank you like your color combinations and it is interesting how the painting started out with a sketch not a toned canvas. have to try this thanks again and all the best
Thank you. I'm learning from your techniques about shapes. I was having problems with shaping cows in a small landscape. 😁😁👋👋🧡🧡
This is wonderful. Love seeing your ref photo as you paint!
Loving this! I am going to try this. I have not painted in 30-some years. Thanks for this! Lovely.
This is my first time watching your channel and I am so glad I found you. I've watched so many painting tutorials and I thought your lesson was the most helpful I've had so far, and the final result of your painting is so beautiful and simple. I can't wait to try this myself. It reminds me of a view I see regularly down near Kangaroo valley and after I have tried your tutorial I'll try one of my own.
I really enjoyed watching this and it's really beautiful! Thank you!
Hello from Ontario Canada.🇨🇦 love the subject matter!
Very very nice video demonstration sir.. people charge $50 for dvds of this type, thank you
The colour on your palette looks so different than on the canvas, really noticeable with the blue sky! Very baby blue on palette, and almost periwinkle on the canvas...is it different lighting?
I’m going to try this, just have to mix after I see it off the brush! Love how you simplify things, you are a great teacher!
....As this starts to dry the blue looks much more similar to the picture
Happens in many painting demonstration videos - I believe it has to do with a different camera sensor as one camera is on the palette and another pointed toward the canvas. It would make sense to use a cheaper camera for the pallete view after all. :) Hope I helped.
How nuxh for this painting
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