Effort
This weeks project would allow me to focus on trees and foreground. Something I am in desperate need of.
Again Bob uses a 2" brush - which I have not yet ventured into since I use a smaller canvas. So heavy on the 1" bursh, knife work and the fan brush.
I think I made large progress regarding the threes, inclusive of trunks, branches and leaves. I am also pretty pleased with the bark work on the Birch. Now I believe in this painting Mr. Ross uses a tool to make lots of branches. If I had to describe it I would say it looks a bit like a Phaser from the Original Star Trek series.
After some research, and many folks were asking about this paint phaser, one reader responded that it was a 1980s Bicycle Miniature Grease Gun. Of course, everyone is looking for one - and they are nowhere to be found. If you cannot picture what this thing looks like - just take your standard calk gun, shrink it down to something that is only a couple inches long - then make it look kinda cool (I guess).
Anyway - I felt good doing this one, I thought I was making great progress (which feels great, you know - success breeds success) and it was a good day. Again, I seemed to be on point.
Autumn Splendor (c) 28 January 2023 Gilbert Blankenship |
Thanks for viewing.
- 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
- Liquid White
- Titanium White
- Prussian Blue
- Dark Sienna
- Van Dyke Brown
- Alizarin Crimson
- Sap Green
- Cadmium Yellow
- Yellow Ochre
- Bright Red
- 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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