Welcome to Painting Rocks & Water
A Series of Landscape Painting Techniques
Start with the basic three plane method and learn ways to freehand rocks and water in your paintings. |
C701 Painting Rocks and Water |
The video is filmed at a slower painting speed so you can see and study the techniques. David shows his "negative water" technique used to create gentle movement in the water. Then explore painting knife and brush techniques used to create dimensional rocks. This vide
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This lesson features a beautiful river gorge with faster-moving water. Learn to paint the faster water and how to make the water drop over rocks while balancing the composition. David shows how to sketch and freehand this painting. Painted on a larger canvas, this lesson is about 4 hours of video. |
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This time, the design features a mountain river with slow, calm water. Painting low and transparent water can be challenging, so David shows you how to adjust the techniques. Learn to visualize the mountains and rocks in planes and track daylight through the river's passage. This painting is about 3 hours of video education. |
It all comes together in this final design. David shows you how to combine rushing, falling water with a tranquil pool and rock wall. Learn to use color in new ways to create different a quiet evergreen forest. This design is more than 5 hours of painting videos. |
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Materials Used:
Brushes & Tools
Heritage MultiMedia Acrylics