Effort
Ok, another project with a man-made object, the infamous cabin. Nope, not ready for that. I am still working straight lines, shrubs etc. So - skipping it.
On the other hand, a limited paint canvas. Your standard black and white. Love it.
That being said, the grey is actually a mix of Prussian Blue and Van Dyke Brown. Doesn't that actually make this a color painting?
This one was fun again. My sky turned out well, and even though a couple of the mountain face elements are fairly flat - I am really happy with both the paint breaks and the shading. So I must have been on my day with this one.
My water also turned out nice and I am really happy with the reflections.
The part I am displeased with is the same as always. My evergreens in the distance look a little like a picket fence and my fan brush is a bit stiff so ...
Shades of Grey (c) 21 Jan 2023 Gilbert Blankenship |
On the other hand, I think my foreground is much improved so in the end, I not only had a good time but I am pleased with the results. This is my second limited color - perhaps that is going to end up being my strong suit.
Strangely, if you look in the book - this painting is in color with a blue sky and bluish water. Hmm.
- Gil
Sources/Inspirations:
- Official Bob Ross YouTube or Streaming Channel (check your smart TV software)
- Amazon Prime
- DVD
- Book
Materials:
- Tools
- 1 Canvas (18x24, but I use 16x20)
- 2" Background Brush
- 1" Landscape Brush
- #2 Script Liner Brush
- #6 Fan Brush
- #5 Palette Knife - for Detail
- #10 Palette Knife
- Palette
- Easel
- Paints
- Clean-Up
- Brush Cleaning Bucket
- Brush Scrubber
- Paint Thinner
- Brush Beater Rack
- Grime Boss Heavy Duty Wet Wipes
- Mason Jars for filtering Thinner
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