Showing posts with label waterfall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label waterfall. Show all posts

Painting Lesson: Mt. Manaia by Richard Robinson


Richard Robinson paints a scene from Whangarei Harbour in New Zealand, featuring the distinctive dormant volcano.   Using a limited palette of 4 colors, Robinson takes you from initial sketch to finished painting in this (for the most part) real time video. Oil on Canvas. 10"x10"

The Progress of an Acrylic Waterfall Painting

Waterfall by Brian Simons, acrylic
Brian Simons paints in a loose, impressionistic style with vibrant color.   In this step-by-step acrylic demonstration he says the first step is very important...which is to study the reference image and identify shapes, colour etc. The second step is to underpaint the canvas (using Burnt Sienna this time).  Before everything dries, he "maps out" the big shapes. No real drawing, just mapping in a few shapes in the underpainting and breaking up the composition into pieces of a big puzzle.  He then paints in the lightest and darkest values and, in final steps, continues adding detail, letting some of the underpainting show through.

Watercolor Waterfall


A demonstration of a waterfall in watercolour by David Bellamy, done in front of a live audience in 2009. David gives a running commentary on every stage of the painting. Full of many hints and tips on painting in watercolour.
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