I attended the workshop. Can't recommend Mark's workshops (and videos) enough. If you want to learn about painting beach scenes, water or marine scenes then Mark's channel is the one to follow. Also highly recommend their recipe book on their website!
i am sitting in wonderment, how easy and natural you make it all look. Thank you for showing us all your techniques, brushes and paints - this is soooo helpful. What you have painted in this video reflects perfect Peace and Calmness.....the foundation for producing a beautiful painting. Must watch part 2 now. Thank you very much.
Hi from the uk. Thank you for teaching us . And a massive thank you saying you use a household paintbrush instead of an expensive Bob Ross brush that I can't afford. X
You are more than welcome. Thank YOU so much for the super thanks - that really makes a difference to us being able to keep creating content like this! Cheers :D
Thankyou so much.love these tutorials. I need to do Freemantle South Beach for my daughter in law and have been putting it off. This has inspired me to finally give it a go.
Excellent tutorial!! I've never been truly satisfied with my skies, but adding some Phthalo blue to the Ultramarine for the upper level of the sky was very helpful! Thank you. That final blend with a light sweep of the larger brush is also a great tip. Understanding the water color gradations helps a lot, too.
Scusa, ti ho scoperto solo ora, piacere di conoscerti 😊 i tuoi video, anche se non capisco l'inglese,sono chiari e la tua tecnica mi è di grande aiuto, sono appassionata di pittura anche se non ho studiato Arte
I’ve tried other tutorials, and I have to say you are the one that helped me the most. Thank you for inspiring a new artist. Also, I have to ask, do you want to get married now or wait awhile.?! Lol😄
This an amazing tutorial Sir!😍.. do you happen to have an Instagram account too?🤔😊 Thank you for sharing these techniques for beginners like me. Will definitely try do my very first try painting on canvas based on your tutorials. More power to your channel, Sire!🍻🎆🎇😊
Hey! beautiful! i dont have much Yellow atm, would mixing a light green (limegreen) into the blue also work for the water? or do i have to get more yellow? haha
Hmmm that's a bit difficult. If you have Dioxazine Purple and Pthalo Blue you can try warming up the Pthalo with a tiny touch of Dioxazine. Or if you have Alizarine you could try that. It won't be that beautiful bright summer sky though!
Hi, you can purchase through our website here: www.explore-acrylic-painting.com/shop-beachscapes-paint-recipe-book.html Link is also in the description 😁👌 Thanks for your kind comments 😊
There are a few reasons. The main one is that because our earth is a sphere, the horizon rarely appears as a hard, distinct line. Using tape creates a hard line which when viewed, sets off our BS alarms in a very subtle way. Using a brush means we can create a bit of atmosphere along that horizon line too, which generally appears much more realistic. It's also just a personal preference. Good practise for painting a straight line too :) Hope that answers your question!
So beautiful!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Painting is such a great way of finding peace and happiness in our world.
Yes totally!
fellow Aussie here from north coast NSW. Its so generous of you to show us your process and l love your water recipe's
Thanks so much for your kind comments Jo7!
@@ExploreAcrylics no worries Mark l appreciate seeing the process of how you work, and that killer smile you got lol
Love watching you paint, thankyou for sharing another of your fabulous tutorials..look forward to part two!
Thanks so much for your kind comments!
Uncle you painting beautiful 👌🤩
Thank you so much 😀
Extraordinary demonstrations, one more 😃 Thank you
You're very welcome!
I attended the workshop. Can't recommend Mark's workshops (and videos) enough. If you want to learn about painting beach scenes, water or marine scenes then Mark's channel is the one to follow. Also highly recommend their recipe book on their website!
Thanks so much Nici! Love you! xo
i am sitting in wonderment, how easy and natural you make it all look. Thank you for showing us all your techniques, brushes and paints - this is soooo helpful. What you have painted in this video reflects perfect Peace and Calmness.....the foundation for producing a beautiful painting. Must watch part 2 now. Thank you very much.
That's great Marilyn - so glad you're finding usefulness in my ramblings :D
Hi from the uk. Thank you for teaching us . And a massive thank you saying you use a household paintbrush instead of an expensive Bob Ross brush that I can't afford. X
You are so welcome :)
Thank you master's degree! I do not miss any tutorials of your beautiful works, cordial greetings from Medellin Colombia 🇨🇴
Thank you! Cheers!
Wundervolle Malerei , du bist für mich ein Genie bitte noch viele Videos
Vielen Dank, wir werden unser Bestes geben!
Every good
Thankyou!
Hello from Forest Grove, Oregon! Love your videos!!😊
Hello! Thanks so much for your kind comments!
I'm learning so much from you! Thank you for sharing your gift!
You are so welcome :)
Thanks
You are more than welcome. Thank YOU so much for the super thanks - that really makes a difference to us being able to keep creating content like this! Cheers :D
Thankyou so much.love these tutorials. I need to do Freemantle South Beach for my daughter in law and have been putting it off. This has inspired me to finally give it a go.
So glad you are feeling inspired! Thanks for the kind comments :)
Awesome, Thanks a lot for sharing.
You're welcome :)
Excellent tutorial!! I've never been truly satisfied with my skies, but adding some Phthalo blue to the Ultramarine for the upper level of the sky was very helpful! Thank you. That final blend with a light sweep of the larger brush is also a great tip. Understanding the water color gradations helps a lot, too.
Great to hear! Thanks so much for commenting and glad you are finding my ramblings useful :)
@@ExploreAcrylics Your 'ramblings' are very educational and helpful!
Magnifique , merci beaucoup pour ce partage 👍
Vous êtes si bienvenu!
Thank you sharing from Ireland
You are most welcome!
Thanks for sharing the painting process.i love your work.
Thanks so much Dianna, and we so appreciate your membership on the channel too!
Great like every time !
Thank you so much!
Amazing ❤️
Thank you! Cheers!
Superb painting dear
Thank you so much 😀
@@ExploreAcrylics welcome dear
So beautiful 😻
Love love love it
Thank you! Cheers!
Scusa, ti ho scoperto solo ora, piacere di conoscerti 😊 i tuoi video, anche se non capisco l'inglese,sono chiari e la tua tecnica mi è di grande aiuto, sono appassionata di pittura anche se non ho studiato Arte
grazie mille per avermi seguito!
great video and great commentary and explanation of your process!👍👍
Thanks so much for your kind comments, glad you found it useful!
Great stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you
You're welcome :)
I'm working on a ver large mural and am having trouble keeping a wet edge. Any suggestions? I'm loving part 1 and part 2 of this!!
I’ve tried other tutorials, and I have to say you are the one that helped me the most. Thank you for inspiring a new artist. Also, I have to ask, do you want to get married now or wait awhile.?! Lol😄
You are so welcome! Clearly a person of vision and taste :D
Talented, intelligent, cute and hot. Im becoming a big fan
haha you may need more than your eyes checked :D But thanks for the kind comments :)
Very
Am not a subscriber but very good tutorial thank, you..
Thanks for your kind comments :)
This an amazing tutorial Sir!😍.. do you happen to have an Instagram account too?🤔😊 Thank you for sharing these techniques for beginners like me. Will definitely try do my very first try painting on canvas based on your tutorials. More power to your channel, Sire!🍻🎆🎇😊
Thanks so much for your kind comments :) Yes we do, instagram is markwallerpaints and explore.acrylic.painting Cheers Mark W.
Hey! beautiful! i dont have much Yellow atm, would mixing a light green (limegreen) into the blue also work for the water? or do i have to get more yellow? haha
Give it a try and see how it looks 👌 always good to have yellow though 😆
What colour do you use for the sides of your canvas? Love your tutorials.
Thanks Valencia - usually just titanium white although it depends on the image :)
I wanted to try this painting but I didn’t bring french ultramarine… I’m on holiday for a week not near any art supplies? Help?
Hmmm that's a bit difficult. If you have Dioxazine Purple and Pthalo Blue you can try warming up the Pthalo with a tiny touch of Dioxazine. Or if you have Alizarine you could try that. It won't be that beautiful bright summer sky though!
You never showed how to fix up the horizon line in part one or part two?????
Didn't I ????? Maybe you could check out this video for tips on that :) ua-cam.com/video/XsVGv9eH6U0/v-deo.html
How about just using the tape to do the horizon ?
Are you trying to make me hyperventilate? 😂 NO TAPE. NOT EVER. (Not for me anyway).
@@ExploreAcrylics curious to know why ? Just thinking as masking tape makes it easier
Por favor quiero seguir viendo como terminas el cuadro. Donde puedo verlo???
Hola Maria, gracias por tu comentario. ¿Encontraste el siguiente video? Es un enlace al final de este :)
Enjoyed this video...How do I access or purchase your paint recipes?
Hi, you can purchase through our website here: www.explore-acrylic-painting.com/shop-beachscapes-paint-recipe-book.html
Link is also in the description 😁👌 Thanks for your kind comments 😊
Is there a reason , Mark, why you don’t use painters tape for your horizon?
There are a few reasons. The main one is that because our earth is a sphere, the horizon rarely appears as a hard, distinct line. Using tape creates a hard line which when viewed, sets off our BS alarms in a very subtle way. Using a brush means we can create a bit of atmosphere along that horizon line too, which generally appears much more realistic. It's also just a personal preference. Good practise for painting a straight line too :) Hope that answers your question!
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Thank you :)
Não entendi nada do que você falou...sou brasileiro...não falo inglês
Desculpe por isso - também não temos legendas! Espero que você tenha um bom dia amigo.