"Water is a funny animal." Bill Alexander Today Bill continues his painting called "Mountain Water Runoff." He adds the distant trees. Key Points To Consider: He slams Titanium White into the base of the trees to create a misty area using the fan brush Once he puts the first layer on he goes for Magic White because a thinner paint sticks to thicker paint. He … [Read more...]

"Water is a funny animal." Bill Alexander Today Bill continues his painting called "Mountain Water Runoff." He adds the distant trees. Key Points To Consider: He slams Titanium White into the base of the trees to create a misty area using the fan brush. Once he puts the first layer on, he goes for Magic White because a thinner paint sticks to thicker paint. … [Read more...]

"Water is a funny animal." Bill Alexander Today Bill continues his painting called "Mountain Water Runoff." He adds the distant trees. Key Points To Consider: He slams Titanium White into the base of the trees to create a misty area using the fan brush Once he puts the first layer on he goes for Magic White because a thinner paint sticks to thicker paint. He … [Read more...]

Multiple Values Are Necessary To Show Form Today's Tip comes from Buck's weekly critique class that we had today. Buck has been so kind to offer FREE Workshops each week while we are all in quarantine. Some of you are following along and painting from his tutorials. A few of you have submitted photos of your work to Buck for review during our weekly class. Buck noticed … [Read more...]

Bill Uses Light and Dark to Create Layers Today Bill continues his painting called "Mountain Water Runoff." He adds the distant trees. Key Points To Consider: The background layer is still very thin. Bill uses colors that are used elsewhere on the canvas to create harmony. He places the trees on the canvas using the 1" Brush. He uses light and darks to … [Read more...]

Bill Uses Light and Dark to Create Layers Today Bill continues his painting called "Mountain Water Runoff." He adds the distant trees. Key Points To Consider: The background layer is still very thin. Bill uses colors that are used elsewhere on the canvas to create harmony. He places the trees on the canvas using the 1" Brush. He uses light and darks to … [Read more...]