Painting a Head-on Ocean Wave | Seascape Oil Painting Tips 

Thanxxxx 😁

I'd still watch it tho. Sometimes watching can improve your own skill. I find the spoonfeeding tutorials too slow and confusing in the long run. Maybe watch and then give it a shot.

Thanks Jose! I appreciate it!

That's what I'm going for! Thanks

Thanks!

Thanks Gabe!

Thank you! 🙂I'll see if I can figure out a way to add it into my video edits, although very often, I don't have an image I'm copying because it's in my head. I'd like to film more of my color-mixing however. Thanks for the suggestion! Have a wonderful day!

Thank you and you're welcome!

Thanks!

Thank you!

🙂thanks!

My pleasure, and thank you!

My pleasure Lonny

Thank you! 😊

Thanks so much!!😀

You are so welcome!

Thank you 🙂

My pleasure, much appreciated!

Thanks!

Thank you!

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Thanks! I appreciate it 🙂

Thank you!🙂

Awesome! Glad you like the content! Thanks for subscribing 😃Also, I like your art!

Cool! I was originally only working with acrylic, but I tried oil paint and definitely prefer it. Thanks for the comment 🙂

My pleasure Val! Have a wonderful day!

Thank you 🙂

Thank you! I believe I used every color on my palette throughout each layer in my mixing except for Alizarin crimson, which I only used in the sky and maybe the background coastline and distant ocean. (I want to get better at filming my color mixing in future videos as I see a lot of comments of people wondering this.) Have a great day!

Спасибо!

Thank you, God bless!

Absolutely! So glad it benefited you! 👍🙂

My pleasure Jose, and thank you 🙂

I'm glad you like it Danila!

Thanks so much for your questions and compliment! I have a lot of different videos on my channel that cover different aspects of my painting process. I think this video though is a good one for beginners 🙂👍ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kAk7HM7MvsI.html I would like to do a video on mixing colors though. If you have any more questions or want to know more about color mixing, let me know.

Thanks 🙂

Grazie 😊

Thank you!

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Thanks! What do you mean?

I paint as well

Oh, nice. Well, I hope you never see my paintings from ten years ago lol@@StevoMculeZ

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Thank you! Lord bless you too ❤

Thank you 🙂

@@windowstoheavenart994 Is there a reason you won't sell to me in South Africa? If I covered courier costs, would you consider it? It's tooo beautiful, honestly.

I haven't offered my paintings overseas simply because I haven't set it up on my website yet. I'd love to research it however and start. Is it a print you are interested in, or the original? I appreciate it ☺ @@hushpup

@@windowstoheavenart994 Thanks for your response :) I am interested in the original (which is what I thought it was as it's pretty pricey, although that could just be the exchange rate, as our currency is a lot weaker than the dollar). I might be wrong, but if you could let me know, if it's a copy or the original, I will really appreciate it. Over the years I have searched for the perfect painting of a wave breaking, and had resigned myself to believing that if I wanted something that matched the image in my mind, I would have to paint it myself (not going to happen, unfortunately, I just don't have the ability to get it right). BUT I have always thought that if I ever saw the perfect painting, I would know. This is the perfect painting in every way, but you may well want to keep it. Regardless, just know that I think it is truly spectacular! Absolutely beautiful! Congratulations, honestly😃!

Absolutely! Thanks too for the compliment, it means a lot! 🙂 I sell copies of the painting AND the original itself, which has a price of $750.00 when it is not on sale. I am definitely interested in selling it to you, but I must admit, I need to brush up on my knowledge of international sales. My main concern is "customs issues" (If an issue did arise, and an original painting got lost in shipping, obviously, I couldn't replace the item). My gmail is "sncooley95@gmail.com" if you prefer to talk in a more private setting. Thanks again! 🙃 @@hushpup

Thank you! I've done a lot of videos like this with other wave paintings, and would love to do more!

@@windowstoheavenart994 I've watched all the ones I could find on your channel. They're fabulous. But you can never have enough waves. 😊😊

Haha agreed 😆 I'll just have to do some more then! Thanks for watching them and thanks for the compliment 🙂 @@conjurebones

Thank you so much! 🙂 Yes, I had a reference image I looked at throughout the painting process.

Thanks 🙂 I believe I used a touch of Cadmium Yellow with some of that Viridian Hue mixed with some Titanium White to lift the value. I applied touches of it onto the uppermost part of the wave where I had blended the green from darker tones to lighter tones.

Thanks Peter! Hey, that's an idea...

Beautiful and inspiring

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Thank you! The brand of brushes I use are almost entirely from Benicci, although I do use some old brushes I've had for many years along with those. I think the brushes I used for this painting were all synthetic bristled brushes with the following sizes; a number 15 Filbert, a number 3 Round, a number 9 Flat, a number 7 Angle, and a very small detail brush that is probably a number 1 Round. Thanks for your question! God bless 🙂

Thanksgiving so much! Love your painting! Do you have academia online classes e can suscribe for clases in detail ?

@@DraMaurenNavarro You're welcome! Thank you ☺. Currently, this channel is all I have for painting classes, but perhaps someday I'll put together a more detailed series on painting like this. In the meantime, I appreciate all your questions!

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Totally awesome by the way!

Thank you! 🙂@@winterblossom98

I use a brand called Benicci. I would recommend them for sure. In this painting, I used something large (probably a Filbert) for the toning, a small Round brush for the sketch, a medium sized Filbert, medium and small Angle brushes, and finally some smaller Rounds throughout the rest of the painting. I believe all of them were synthetic bristles too. I hope that answers your question. Have a happy new year 😄

Great! Thanks! I use synthetic brushes too even though the recommended is hog bristle I find to be too harsh and the former is a bit softer

Absolutely! Exactly, I totally agree.@@winterblossom98

Thanks for the comment, and I'm sorry for what you said. One of the things I like to say is that one can learn a lot simply by watching someone paint. That's actually how I learned myself, by watching others paint in time-lapse. Thanks again and have a great day! 🙂

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