Nature - Paint in Oil Painting For All Level

Explore oil painting materials: canvas options, brushes, and colors. Mix linseed oil with suppertime for faster drying, and set up a palette, wash supplies, and masking tape.

Learn to add a second oil layer over the first, blend ultramarine blue with orange using the same brush, and build trees layer by layer with medium and masking tape.

Color the background with ultramarine blue and titanium white, mixed with linseed oil, applying left to right on a stretched canvas and building layers that dry about 40 percent.

Sketch your first oil painting by focusing on perspective, simple tree symbols, and line work, using oil color to build a foundational landscape.

Learn to apply the first layer of oil colors, blending lemon yellow, blue, and white, using one-point perspective, and manage drying times with linseed oil for subsequent layers.

Learn to paint the second layer of water in oil by mixing blue, yellow, white with ultramarine blue and linseed oil, applying color with directional strokes.

Learn to add a water splash in oil painting, blending blue, titanium white, and yellow to shape splash forms with brushes and oil media.

Paint a blue forest with distant trees using ultramarine blue and titanium white to create blurry color and depth. Emphasize composition, perspective, brightness, shadow, and contrast.

Explore oil painting techniques to create contrast and light by using white, gray, and black tones around a large tree, and mix colors for depth.

Master painting trees over a blurry blue background by mixing black with blue and titanium white for depth, using small and flat brushes to create contrast and leaves.

Learn to sketch a small mountain in oil using a flat brush, mix cadmium yellow and greens with titanium white, and build rocks and textures through blending and layering.

Discover how to paint grass and jungle leaves in oil, layering greens and yellows, blending with titanium white and ivory black to create depth and contrast.

learn to add brightness and contrast in oil painting by mixing titanium white with yellows and light greens, layering darker areas with black, and practicing bold brushwork.

learn to touch up small mountain scenes in oil by layering greens and yellows, washing the brush, and adding highlights with titanium white and burnt sienna to create grass textures.

Learn to paint a green leaf with lemon yellow, titanium white, hooka green, and the Debbie Bitney technique, while the paint remains wet.

Part 2 teaches oil painters to dry the painting to about 30-40 percent, then build green leaves with greens, yellows, and white, using contrast and a fine brush for details.

Learn to paint rocks in oil using a flat brush, scratch textures, and build layers with black, burnt sienna, yellow, and titanium white, adjusting brightness and contrast.

Learn to cover empty space with trees by sketching first, painting with black and a medium, and allowing the area to dry 30–40 percent before adding titanium white for highlights.

Learn to create an extra smoke effect in oil painting by blending ultramarine blue with titanium white, using brushes and blending techniques to build depth and softness.

Learn to sketch a small pirate ship and build color with titanium white, ultramarine blue, and black, then blend and touch up to suggest water and scene in oil painting.