- Well, welcome back. Thought today we'd do a little picture that maybe has got a
little calm ocean, and... And we'll play with clouds today, we'll play with light reflecting
all though the clouds, and see what kind thing
we can come up with here. And we're gonna start out, I'm gonna take a little bit of yellow, and just a little bit of Permanent Red, and we're gonna work with the sun today. We're gonna put the sun in here. Now I've already covered the canvas with a thin layer of Magic
White, save a little time. Next we'll go into a little bit of white, and a touch of Alizarin Crimson. And we'll work that a little bit. And maybe very gently. And always making these little X patterns. There we go, just work it
right on back into here. And then I'm gonna go
into a little Alizarin, a little touch of Prussian Blue. It makes sort of a, oh like
a little lavender color here. And we'll just work that
from out here inward. We'll play with some crazy
colors in the sky today. Just come right on
around with it like that. There we go. I know somebody's out
there sayin' already, "sure don't look like the sun to me." Now let's take the big brush, and we're gonna start
bringing all this together, very gently. There we go. See how all those colors
just blend together? Now we'll hypnotize it, just a little bit. And while I've got this brush dirty, I'll take just a little touch of the blue. And lavender mixed together here. And we'll do this. And bring it right in here. We don't wanna destroy this
nice, reflected light area that we're putting into the water already. Just very gently bring all this together. There we go. Clean up the brush. Now, let's take a little Titanium White. Load the brush full, and we'll go right into
the center of this. We'll grind that into the canvas, just really push that color in. There. And we'll take the knife, and take off the excess paint. The value remains in the canvas. And now we can work
with that a little bit. And the first color we put on, turns out to be the aura
that's around the sun. Okay, now. We can play with some
almighty clouds here, and we'll take a little
brown, and a little blue. Make up a nice little color here. Sort of a grey color. And let's build some almighty clouds. And we just let these
run right across the sun. Be careful not to put
too much blue into this, you want it to grey, otherwise when you hit that yellow, it's gonna turn green on you. There we go. Nice fluffy little cloud. Just layin' around here
in the sky, bein' lazy. Okay maybe we'll have
another little cloud up here. Just let him play. There he goes. Now let's put some
highlights on these clouds. And right close to the sun here I want them to be quite bright. There. Little bit more into the
orangey type, pinkish hue. There we go, that's better. And a little brighter
on this edge right here. And there we are. Just lay these on. Let all these pretty little colors just sort of float through the clouds. And mix the color in your brush. That way you have a multitude
of colors all in one brush. Now on this cloud, the
light, as you can see, is coming from the other direction. So it's gonna hit the bottom
of the cloud more than the top. And we'll put some little
sparkles here and there. There we go. Maybe some little highlights
just playing around. Now we'll take the big
brush, and very gently, super, super light, just
enough to bring this together. Just wanna blend them together. Little little bit. Build some of the
highlights here and there. Now we can hypnotize the whole thing. If you haven't used a firm
paint, now you're in trouble. So be sure your paint is very, very firm. Now let's put some little small clouds, just lay it along here. Just little stringy clouds, I call 'em. For lack of a better name. And we'll take a little bit of color, and highlight these clouds. Just across the top. Just like the sunlight's
bouncing along here, and playing and having fun. There. Now we'll gently hypnotize these, and Just bring 'em right into the picture. There we go. Now we'll take just a
little touch of Magic White. We need a thin paint,
thin, thin paint here. Be sure you're finished with
your sky when you do this, 'cause it's just about
over once you start this. We'll put some little light
rays comin' through here. Just indications. Like you're bouncing through and playin'. Just enough to give it a
little indication back here. Now let's see, way back
here, very lightly. Let's just make us a little
water line back in here. Like so. Thought we'd do like a nice
bay, or something like that. The water's not violently rough. Just nice, few little
ripples here and there. Few little waves coming in. Just work those around. Now as we get up closer here, let's have a little wave
in here, just like so. Put this little darker
color in so it'll stand out. Maybe just a little one back in here. Little dark underneath these. Now we take a little bit of white, little Magic White with
it, and we're gonna push. Little bit of foam on top of that water. Sort of pull that down. And maybe here it's already curled over. And we just lift that
right over like that. A little bit in here. Now if you're doing this
at home, when it dries, take little dots of white
paint, and just lay all in here, and it'll look like the
light's just sparkling, right across the water, with just little dots of white paint. Don't over do it. Just little foamy things happening all throughout here. Very light, we don't want
anything real bright back here. Now then, I think I'll take
a little Alizarin Crimson, and Sap Green mixed together
to make a nice brown color. Warm, warm brown, since we've
used the Alizarin in here. And brown is such a nice color, it's a very warm, peaceful color. Maybe we'll put some little
things like this in here. There we go. Put some little grassy things,
layin' here on the beach. There. And let's take a little
bit of the Prussian Blue. Maybe there's a little
place layin' right in here, where the water sort of formed. So we'll put just a little
more blue right here. Like so. There we go. Now I'm gonna make a
mixture of brown and white. And we'll make some
sand here on the beach. And we just let this knife
work right down through here. Very gently. Try to get the paint to break like that. Maybe we'll go back right over here. Maybe we'll have this coming
right down through here. And we can start putting
all these little bushes and weeds that grow out here on the sand. This is still the Sap
Green and Alizarin Crimson. There we go. And follow the lay of the land here. You want it to look like
it's sorta coming down. If we're gonna have a
little pool of water here, you need to have it coming down. So it just works in there. There we go. And we can take and lay
a little bit of sand right down through here. Let's start with some
reflections in this water. Little touch right here. Let's build some nice little reflections in this little pool that's laying here. Now we come ahead and
decide where we want the dirt to come. Maybe it'll come right out like that. Let's put a little thing right out here. There we go. Very lightly. And we can bring some Over in here. Maybe this one comes way off. It would if I didn't run out of paint. There we go. Lay that in there. Now we take a little bit of Magic White. And we'll put some little things happening around the water's edge here. Just here and there. Always have a lot of foam
that builds up around the sea. So we'll just have all those
little foamy things in here. Little bit over here. So it looks like that
just sort of slips on into the background there. And off and away. Now we can put a few more
little things in here, just to build this up. Still following the lay of the land. Arighty. Let's take some brown here. I'm gonna put like an old snow fence, coming down through here I think. So we'll start with
straight Van Dyke Brown. And these old fences are... Made out of just whatever
happens to be available. So they're all different
sizes, all different shapes. The wind and the weather, they tear them apart and
they really get bad looking. So we'll just lay them in here. Some of 'em are just about to rot. Maybe there's a little
short one right here. Give him a little more, there. This one over here, maybe
he just comes like so. Every which way, ever which way. And we'll just let these happen. Sometimes they're close together, sometimes they're far
apart, so wherever you want. There. And maybe one's just about to fall over, there he goes. Now I'll take a little touch
of the light color here, and I'm gonna just put
a little touch of light. Right on the edge of
these, just here and there. This is just brown and white. Just a little bit. Those do look nice and old. They've been hangin' around
the beach for a long time. There we go. Now take a little bit of paint here. And let's just make this old
thing just wander around. IT's just about had it. Come right on down, there. Maybe this one has a
bunch on the other side, so we just keep on cutting through. Come through like this. And let's give him one more. That went so well let's
do another one, there. Now if your really wanna
spruce these up a little bit, you can put just a little bit on top here. Let's use just a little
touch lighter color, so it shows up, there. Just a little light
playin' along the corner. And use the small edge of this knife, too, don't just use the... Other edge. Now then, let's... Let's put a nice little tree right here. We need an old, tired tree. That's live right next to
the ocean all of it's life. It's not the best place in the world for an old tree to live. There, boy he looks tired already. LEt's give him another little helper here. There we go. Okay, let's use the
little liner brush here. And just put some
highlights right along here. Let those sort of fade back. Give him a few more little branches. This is just a thin oil. That's mixed with a paint so
it's a little bit thinner. And then it flows better. He comes right along. Like that. And we just put a few
little limbs at random, and then we'll put some leaves on him. Maybe right in here, maybe there's the one that's just tired, he's hangin' down. There. Poor old tree. Okay. We'll take a little bit of... Little Alizarin and the Sap Green again. Maybe dull it down with
a little bit of brown, we don't want this very bright. Alright, that's nice. Just put some little leaves on here. There we go. Just drop the little rascals
on wherever you want 'em. Maybe we'll just put these back, and let this limb protrude on through. Maybe he's already got
tired one on strike. Just layin' out there by himself. We'll take a little bit of... Green, a little yellow. And I put just a little touch
of brown with it to dull it. Once again, I don't want this
to be a bright, bright tree. I want this to be quite dull. Put a few little highlights here. There we go. Just here and there. Alright. We can go back and fill in some more of these little busy areas. Just to give him a little... Character. There, that's nice. Take a little Alizarin
Crimson and brown here, and maybe we'll just
put a few little things that are trying to grow here. Life's sort of rough out here, so he's not doin' too great. Just here and there. Maybe there's one layin' over here. This is a very quiet little seascape. Something you can do. It's just a little practice,
and I think you'll enjoy it. It's probably the most
fun working with a sky. There's a multitude of
things you can do here. There's no limit to the
different colors you can use, you can change 'em to any
color that pleases you. Feel free. We're not trying to
teach you to copy here, we're trying to teach you a technique. And how you use that technique
is strictly up to you. You're only limited by your imagination. So let it go, have fun with it, practice. And you too can be an almighty painter. I think we'll very
quickly sign this picture. And we'll call it finished, so
we'll take a little bit of... Thin paint here. Just do that. I wanna thank you very very
much for watching us today, I hope you have enjoyed this picture, it's a little different than
what we've done in the past. But it gives you some more
ideas of what you can do. Until next time, happy painting. (guitar music)
