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beginning to apply it to the entirety of my sky

0:54

grab about an equal mixture of primary blue and titanium white

1:08

create a little bit of a vignette

1:39

applying a little bit of additional pressure

3:04

applying this pigment to the very top

4:12

get a smooth gradient from one pigment to the next

4:50

pick up those darker pigments from the bottom of the water

5:17

switch over to a medium sized round headed brush

5:42

adding in some additional highlighted layers at the base

7:01

beginning to add some highlights in the middle of the water

8:49

tapping on these highlights to that darker base layer

9:44
Painting a Waterfall with Acrylics in 10 Minutes!
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2018Jun 8
In today’s acrylic landscape painting lesson we paint a large waterfall with mist surrounding it’s base. This tutorial is done in real time and perfect for beginners! For hour long lessons, digital sketches & Patreon:   / onehourpaintings   You can find my eBook on the essentials of acrylic painting here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/49623... My new eBook of digital sketches for days when you want to create something but aren’t feeling too inspired: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/59423... The lesson included the following materials Paints: Primary Blue (By: Liquitex BASICS) Primary Yellow (By: Liquitex BASICS) Mars Black (By: Liquitex BASICS) Titanium White (By: Liquitex BASICS) Brushes: Large square headed brush (Artists Loft) Medium square headed brush (Artists Loft) Small square headed brush (Artists Loft) Medium round headed brush (Artists Loft) Small round headed brush (Artists Loft) Old Square headed brush (Unbranded) Water: Um..tap.. Canvas board: 6x8 Facebook:   / staycreativepainting   Instagram:   / ryanorourkeart  

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Stay Creative Painting with Ryan O'Rourke

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