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Sunset Over Ocean with Dock STEP by STEP Acrylic Painting. 1.5M views4 years ago.
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Mix your acrylic colors to get roughly the same colors you see here. Remember: they don’t have to be exact,and it’s always best to start small with the amount of paint you’re mixing, until you have a color you like. You want a cream color, a light aqua, and a darker aqua.
Layout the sky using these three colors and your M1 blending brush. As usual, go from light to dark, bottom to top, and don’t blend yet! Re-wet your brush if it drags while you’re laying out your colors. Clean off your M1 brush in your water jar and dry it with a paper towel or rag, then we’re going to do our usual signature technique for blending ...
Now it’s back to the palette, where we’ll blend four more shades for our acrylic seascape painting. I used some viridian green as part of my color mixing, which is from my 24-set of acrylic paints, but you can easily replicate the color with a regular set of primary colors. Again, start small and don’t worry about getting your colors to exactly mat...
Grab your ½” flat brush and paint in your horizon line with the darkest blue you just mixed.Add a line of the second-darkest shade right beneath it. Then go beneath that with the slightly lighter green shade you just mixed. Now go back to the palette again and mix a little bit of black and white with the leftover paint of your second-darkest blue s...
With the same 1/2 “ flat brush, grab some of the lightest blue you mixed and apply it at the bottom of the canvas around those crashing wave shadows you just painted. Let some of it come up into the underside of those crashing waves. Remember: the final painting may look complicated, but this is actually the perfect tutorial for beginners! That’s b...
Part six of your beautiful water painting is all about adding seafoam.Grab some titanium white on your ½” flat brush and paint the top side of the crashing waves (that green area around the shadows) with some streaks of white foam. Then, use that same white to follow behind the lines of your grey ripples in the foreground and the background.In both...
You’re almost done with your stunning nature painting! With your ½” flat brush, add some green to the top part of the underside of your crashing waves. Grab some grey and add deeper shadows at the base of those crashing waves, as well as some deep shadows under the waves further back.These deeper shadows will give the painting more depth. Now make ...
It’s detail time!Grab some titanium white on your detail brush and use it to bring down some more foam from the top of your waves downward in little streaks. When you’re satisfied with the foam you’ve added to the wave-tops, use a very light touch to add some white to the ripples on the water’s surface. Then add some white streaks on the underside ...
Feliks' Art Tutorials, Inspirations, Adventures, and more! 2020 ColorByFeliks Year in Review & Looking Forward. 2020 was a difficult year for all of us. Through the many struggles and feelings brought on by the pandemic, I was very encouraged to see so many of you in my community taking to your canvases and creating through all the difficulty...
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In this special step-by-step lesson, you’ll learn how to paint a misty river landscape completely free of charge. Trees stand tall and proud in the swirling mist. Mysterious forested mountains peer out of the ghostly fog. A diffusion of sun seeps out over the mountains. White-capped water churns among the river rocks.
