Learn To Paint TV E28 "Old Shearing Shed" Acrylic Painting Landscape Step By Step

Learn To Paint TV E28 "Old Shearing Shed" Acrylic Painting Landscape Step By Step
Welcome to the 28th episode of 'Learn To Paint TV' ... a brand new weekly online TV show.
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In this episode we paint an old Shearing Shed in the landscape. In this Acrylic Painting Tutorial for Beginners you will learn the basics of painting and the step by step process for beginners. This is a good painting in acrylics or oil paints to learn how to paint landscape paintings with buildings. It is a step by step walkthrough of the acrylic painting or oil painting process showing you various acrylic painting technqiues that are ideal for beginner painters.
You will also learn how to paint from a photo that is a bit dull and make it more interesting and lively.
This episode of the Learn To Paint TV show features a step by step tutorial for beginners done in acrylics. It is a good acrylic painting demonstration designed for beginners to intermediate artists. It could also be done in oils if you prefer.
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[@bradad2026]

As a person who gets joy from paintings and appreciates the skill involved I am often frustrated with my own efforts because of my colour blindness. Being able to see colour but struggle naming what they are, this video is like a key opening a door. Your palette choices, your descriptions of colour saturation and tone and your demonstrations of mixing colours will enable me to look at a possible subject in a more accessible light. The 'formulas' or ratios in colours and their uses provide the structure I need to approach painting with more confidence.
Thank you.

[@CotySchwabe]

It's amazing how it comes together after a few simple layers of color. Cool piece

[@KatMa664]

Wonderful! Would love to see the reference photo taped beside the painting so we can see why you choose the colors, tones, shapes, you do. I need very little verbal instruction and learn more from watching. I appreciate the relaxed conversational approach to the painting rather than monotonous montage. Your approach is not fussy with tiny brushes. You get in there and do it.

[@lindajenkins4515]

Yes, that’s just how I feel. I get so far with a painting and think it’s rubbish and in the bin it goes and threaten to never get out my acrylics again. I must push thro obviously as you did
Many many thanks x