Olga, this is My Absolute Favorite Piece you’ve ever made!!! The beach is my happy place! Gluing some tiny sea shells on there would make it Perfect! Thank you for sharing your art with us!
Simply beautiful. I love it. The texture of the sand and the movement of the water. Just beautiful. Reminds me of my grandmother seeing the ocean for the first time.
In a word, SUPERB! WOW , this made my day. Yes, I can feel the breeze and smell the salty air. What a serene, yet fluid painting. I can see the movement of the tide. Thank You!
This is gorgeous! Your thought process, attention to detail and combination of mixed media on your artwork is next level. I love the water and the beach, looking at this makes me feel like I'm there. Beautiful work Olga, you keep raising the bar! 😍😍😍
Olga, I really enjoy watching all the effort and personal creativity you put into your art work. So many different elements go into your planning and execution. Unlike others, EACH PAINTING IS SO DIFFERENT. I also look forward to viewing the “final product “, especially when it is displayed. I think that is so important. ❤🎉 Watching from Idaho. USA 💕
the wave is gorgeous. Your tips and tricks have helped me so much. Sometimes I have to hear them more than once. That is why I appreciate your courses so much. I get to go back and listen several times. You are such an inspiration and appreciate you doing the scientific because that is not me. Your generosity is boundless. You keep offering us new things to go with your course and no extra charge. That is so rich and beautiful as are you.🦋🤟😻
That is just gorgeous!! You have so much talent Olga and it’s inspiring!! I’m still collecting supplies and clearing part of our garage to have a place to start my acrylic paint pouring and I can’t wait till I get started!!! From Texas, have a GREAT day.
This turned out beautiful, Olga! I love the texture of the sand and how the white paint moved out into the color, turquoise and then darker blue. The cells that popped up from the white paint made the wave look really realistic. I love the colors. Nice job well done.
The Sand Gel really makes it remind me of a full beach wave coming during the summertime while your laying down looking at the sun with sunglasses on getting a tan also you really have great ideas what to make out of a acrylic painting fluid art doing the summertime every season wonder what you’ll do next season which is fall
Oh my Gracious!!!! If I had the space in my bathroom, this would be so amazing!!!!! ( It's nautical themed, with lighthouses and sea creatures). I absolutely am in love with this. Tranquil and energetic, the colors are so water real, fluid and I think I would get wet touching it. The sand is so right, I can feel the warmth of the sun from it, not to mention the texture being surreal. Outstanding!!!!!! I must say tho, it would be shameful to not share this beauty by hiding it in a bathroom, but I can also imagine resting in my tub, and "being" at the shore!
Mark , splendide ! Deux techniques. Je vous regarde depuis longtemps. J'aime vos explications. Vous êtes adorable et vos toiles sont superbes .Merci Jessy ❤
Hi Ms.Olga, This is a very Beautiful Painting. It's like I'm really looking at a ocean on canvas that I'm ready going for the beach. Just watching you painting it. Absolutely Gorgeous! 😍
Gorgeous!! Love all your embellishments. Love the sand gel - makes it easier since it's already mixed. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us.
I love this. It is a technique that would look awesome in our full bathroom in our basement. The rooms down there are always so dingy. I'm trying to create a sea space with colours of the ocean. I've started with shiplap on the walls, and taking it from there. Thank you Olga. 🩷✌️🩷
I love ocean scenes! It been a long time since I’ve done one. I love how you elevated the white, crashing part of your wave! I did mine with a gradient base of blues and green acrylics. Then layered resin over the paint. And of course sand for the beach. 😁 Beautiful work Olga!
I would use Phtalo blue every time to replace the Ultra Marine blue, it gives more depth. Also maybe pour resin over the water part to give it an extra ‘transparent’ look.
Most digital and/or video cameras have a tendency to shift images towards blue. That is why they use 'green screens' in films these days. Back when everybody was using film they used 'blue screens', but that creates an issue when you want to make everything that is blue transparent. But the solution is to find the correct filter (or setting) for your camera by trying a few. The solution is generally something in the orange/yellow range which cancels out some of the blue because yellow is a combination of red and green light.
Great job Olga. I hope to try this one day but will have to find alternative to sand gel, cannot find in UK yet! Sand and resin will also work I hope. Thank you for the video.
Such a beautiful piece. I'm so happy you introduced us (at least me) to sand gel and how to use it. I am wondering how you applied the top coat and where you stopped. Did you apply any top coat to the sand. If so, what did you use?
Very beautiful. I have not done pouring paint art which hopefully explains my question. What are the yellow things under the canvas? Is it to elevate the canvas so paint won't cause it to stick to the paper?
I love what you did with the waves. Would it be possible to have the lacey foam also come over the sand? Is there a way to do that on the sand gel? Just curious.
