How To Paint Waves - Lesson 4 - Ripples

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  • @Earlymorn
    @Earlymorn 9 років тому +436

    You have amazing understanding of shadows, shapes, colors, etc. I have never watched anyone who paints as carefully yet easily as you. How much art education have you had? I think most of it comes naturally to a very smart guy! Thanks for your videos. Always informative and challenging.

    • @PaintingwithEnrique
      @PaintingwithEnrique 5 років тому +1

      Barb D try finding his introduction video.

    • @blackboard212
      @blackboard212 5 років тому +20

      Natural abilities only take u so far. Study can take u anywhere

    • @psily9015
      @psily9015 5 років тому +2

      blackboard212 well said.

    • @protectorlnqcd2466
      @protectorlnqcd2466 4 роки тому

      Barb d 'never watched...'
      How many have you seen then !
      All are amazing.

    • @AnamariaStudioArt
      @AnamariaStudioArt 4 роки тому

      Hi ! I need your support and opinion on my paintings.
      Also if you want to #SUBSCRIBE to my channel ..... thank you from the bottom of my heart !!!
      ua-cam.com/video/gSckiU70l2o/v-deo.html

  • @karenmalmgren3238
    @karenmalmgren3238 9 років тому +479

    Love how you used the perspective lines. It made the rest so easy to understand. Excited now to try this in a painting.

    • @thecapablecook
      @thecapablecook 6 років тому +8

      This is painting for accountants, scientists, mathematicians. lol LOVE IT

    • @hensonb.ramiscal7362
      @hensonb.ramiscal7362 6 років тому

      Awsome

    • @AnamariaStudioArt
      @AnamariaStudioArt 4 роки тому

      Hi ! I need your support and opinion on my paintings.
      Also if you want to #SUBSCRIBE to my channel ..... thank you from the bottom of my heart !!!
      ua-cam.com/video/gSckiU70l2o/v-deo.html

  • @brunocardosodeoliveira3799
    @brunocardosodeoliveira3799 5 років тому +227

    This dark... Blueish... greenish gray... :P Thanks mate. Just what i needed.

    • @pinggomez5665
      @pinggomez5665 5 років тому +4

      Yes...first look in his painting is like a little bit color needed ....but so many hiden colors and very important... inorder to be a realistic...

    • @BigDaddyZakk420
      @BigDaddyZakk420 5 років тому +6

      Cobalt teal, or turquoise. Both are great for ocean water.
      I don't usually use more than 5 colors in my paintings but those are two great ones for any subject as a supplement.

    • @AnamariaStudioArt
      @AnamariaStudioArt 4 роки тому

      Hi ! I need your support and opinion on my paintings.
      Also if you want to #SUBSCRIBE to my channel ..... thank you from the bottom of my heart !!!
      ua-cam.com/video/gSckiU70l2o/v-deo.html

    • @lonironi3754
      @lonironi3754 3 роки тому

      lol

  • @patnapper6178
    @patnapper6178 8 років тому +2

    Joe, Just want to let you know I watch you have Clayton ,Alabama and I have been painting many years and watch many videos . I have never watch an artist take up as much time talking and explaining the way you do. You have taught me more for the past 6 months than I was taught all my life. Thank you for being so patient and caring about others. I'm 72 years old and live alone. My art is y life. Thanks much, Mama Pat

  • @kerisparenga
    @kerisparenga 9 років тому +5

    Joe, this water is so realistic, makes me want to jump right in! Thank you for your scientific outlook and explanation of how nature dictates art. I adore your talent and willingness to teach others. I am a self-taught painter and I totally appreciate everyone's advice...the more I find the more confident I get. Keep um comin'

  • @sadev101
    @sadev101 4 роки тому

    im 49, been dabling in paint for ever. never dared water much because its so damn daunting to. you are the first to explain it in a understandable way. thank you so much. just subscribed

  • @stefanrijos63
    @stefanrijos63 5 років тому +830

    Why am I not learning things like this at school?

    • @Will-nn3pb
      @Will-nn3pb 5 років тому +74

      Cause the education system is fucked

    • @WhozaCardoza
      @WhozaCardoza 5 років тому +58

      because you aren't in art school

    • @troydennis96
      @troydennis96 5 років тому +6

      Why is this relevant to daily life?

    • @TojisRealWife
      @TojisRealWife 5 років тому +20

      Troy Dennis not learning about doing bills is very needed yet we learn about x=y. When tf would we ever use that in our life. If people want to become artists they could take a art class and learn this but art classes just do dumb sketches they teach you it’s not useful. This is.

    • @troydennis96
      @troydennis96 5 років тому +15

      Lizzy they teach you basic skills. They teach you algebra because it’s the basis of calculating a budget. They teach you geometry as it’s the basis for construction. This isn’t difficult to understand. This could be offered as an advanced art class sure but certainly not for everyone.

  • @hubbalc
    @hubbalc 5 років тому

    So refreshing for someone to break it down in layman's terms and provide an example to prove the point. Thank you, you're a wonderful teacher (and gifted artist).

  • @kimbauer8463
    @kimbauer8463 8 років тому +17

    I absolutely loved how this artist gives the learner examples of other things in the world (magnets) to teach how or why shapes (waves) are made. That helped immensely !

  • @elliemerc01
    @elliemerc01 8 років тому +46

    The energy you exude as I've watched most of these videos is amazing. I'm so taken aback with the patience you have with the painting and the explanation. Thanks so much, you are amazing (Feb. 22/16).

  • @usaturnuranus
    @usaturnuranus 6 років тому +4

    This is the kind of painting I've been wanting to do for, like, my entire life. I finally feel that I have a shot at turning out some really good works. Thanks for sharing your skill and knowledge!

  • @amysuuueev1685
    @amysuuueev1685 7 років тому

    I just wanted to thank you for making these videos. I've always preferred working with charcoal and pastels but was asked to paint a mural by a previous client of mine. I said sure, then immediately panicked. I went online, found you, and was able to make a piece I am very proud of. Thank you so much for being such a great teacher and for sharing your gift with us. I'm forever grateful.

  • @tommyd.743
    @tommyd.743 5 років тому +11

    Great tutorial, but your best advice... "don't think too hard about it", is spot on, as that seems to be a students greatest hurdle to overcome.

  • @paulafonseca7868
    @paulafonseca7868 8 років тому

    Brilliant!! All the paintings about the sea and the waves does give me wonderfull recalls of fishing at high sea in Africa when i was a teenager with my dad. ( Angola) .You are a very special artist. Thank you for sharing your art.

  • @gertrudagubijan5287
    @gertrudagubijan5287 9 років тому +31

    You are the most talented artist I have ever heard about. You observing the nature with four eyes not two. You put so big attention even for extremely small details. Many grand artist could not be even a slave to your painting. I do admire to you with enormous respect...

    • @derbigpr500
      @derbigpr500 5 років тому +6

      Way to over-exaggerate. Just because you're completely fucking clueless and have never seen any remotely good painters, doesn't mean this guy is the best. He's average at best.

    • @asrtemps
      @asrtemps 4 роки тому

      BeyerT1 his skills are definitely not average, very few painters truly understand the anatomy of things they paint like he does. Plus he’s sharing generously his knowledge so others can understand how to construct. Thank you Joe

  • @vanarts7
    @vanarts7 Рік тому

    I have never seen someone explain the process and why certain things are at certain places so well when painting water. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and skills!

  • @Sabrinapugnale
    @Sabrinapugnale 9 років тому +15

    I love your approach to painting. To deeply understand what you are trying to paint first and to study the basics very well. Thanks!

  • @tahminanisho3022
    @tahminanisho3022 8 років тому

    Joe my mom is a painter and I've painting since I was a teenager. I always struggled to draw waves and always was amazed by artist who could beautiful waves. But the way you taught it's incredible; I've never imagined something in my life. Your waves are ..... Don't know what to say I'm speechless. All I can say that I learned something incredible today and hope to apply it in my art. Thanks million times for sharing.

  • @patthurmond4754
    @patthurmond4754 9 років тому +114

    You are a very good teacher,I have learned a lot from your techniques. Thank you !

    • @muraljoe
      @muraljoe  9 років тому +20

      +Pat Thurmond It is such a pleasure. Thank you for taking the time to say so!

    • @warzone5715
      @warzone5715 5 років тому

      Which colour is he using? Watercolours? On what kinda paper?

    • @miguelcanares2623
      @miguelcanares2623 5 років тому +1

      @@warzone5715 maybe oil paint since there's a paint thinner and a canvas

  • @sueegland1232
    @sueegland1232 8 років тому

    love the way you explain how the waves are created and the results of the water movement. VERY GOOD TUTORIAL. THANK YOU

  • @karenkernell9405
    @karenkernell9405 6 років тому +8

    I kept longing for a close up of your canvas while painting on it, especially those first dark swoopy shapes in the water.
    Also would love a prolonged look at the finished piece.

    • @mamadaugin1761
      @mamadaugin1761 5 років тому +1

      Yes, it would be nice to have the camera shot be closer as he's making his strokes.

  • @lyteyearz5810
    @lyteyearz5810 7 років тому

    Man you're such a genius. Everyone can teach... You make the procedure of point A to Z "click" immediately with little to no effort. Incredible.

  • @hanguyenthu9691
    @hanguyenthu9691 5 років тому +131

    I'm amazed. I'm not even a painter, I'm a physic student learning wave and interference.

    • @AnamariaStudioArt
      @AnamariaStudioArt 4 роки тому

      Hi ! I need your support and opinion on my paintings.
      Also if you want to #SUBSCRIBE to my channel ..... thank you from the bottom of my heart !!!
      ua-cam.com/video/gSckiU70l2o/v-deo.html

  • @VioletVoorhees
    @VioletVoorhees 5 років тому

    I love the impetuous way he paints. He’s like caught in the middle of a creative burst (and bet he was in it). His words are simply, clear, spontaneous and have sense. He doesn’t waste time. He’s in some ways frenzy and I always loved this dynamicity. I would fall in love with someone that alive!

  • @BibiLoviesYou
    @BibiLoviesYou 5 років тому +7

    Well hello there my new favorite art teacher, where have you been all my life?? Absolutely gorgeous piece, and you are so incredible at explaining and showing what you're doing. I think I'm gonna make leaps and bounds in my art learning from you.

  • @raygsbrelcik5578
    @raygsbrelcik5578 4 роки тому

    "Lay em' down together, don't think too hard about it." That's
    precisely the type of coaching I have needed over the years,
    whether it's a portrait, or a Sci-fi/Fantasy painting---I have
    struggled too hard THINKING about HOW, or WHAT to do
    in certain situations. When I simply take a deep breath---
    close my eyes for a few moments, and just allow the ta-
    lent and creativity take over, things go MUCH smoother.
    Thanks for the reminder.

  • @cassvickers4169
    @cassvickers4169 5 років тому +24

    Dude, thank you so much. Of course they break down to math, just like nature always does.
    My river has been in chaos and this will help organize it a bit.

  • @andreaesthetica
    @andreaesthetica 5 років тому

    You are so gooood at explaining this... so natural .. especially when you talk about the shapes coming forward by chance. Love it. thank you!

  • @BurningFreesias
    @BurningFreesias 5 років тому +343

    I was kinda' hoping he'd "beat the devil" outta' that brush after dipping it in the water. Lol.

    • @erniemoi2732
      @erniemoi2732 5 років тому +1

      Alarice same😂

    • @juggernaut316
      @juggernaut316 5 років тому +2

      Make sure it's odorless paint thinner.

    • @moussakerdeah4172
      @moussakerdeah4172 4 роки тому +1

      Yes . This is another amazing painter . Thank you for your beautiful paint .and the way to explain . I hope you made more than this 👍👍👍

    • @TheBrytstarr
      @TheBrytstarr 4 роки тому +2

      Shades of Bob Ross cleaning his brushes, eh?

    • @pliniovassallo113
      @pliniovassallo113 4 роки тому

      Joe você é espetacular !!!

  • @nadezdadedic-robinson673
    @nadezdadedic-robinson673 3 роки тому

    I am just beginning to learn how to paint and this video is the most helpful of all I found anywhere on how to paint water. Thank you.

  • @laurapope4715
    @laurapope4715 8 років тому +7

    Love that you use a grid for perspective. It is a tool I use all the time. We forget it at our peril - nothing looks less real to our eye if we forget to use a simple distance perspective. A great demo - Thanks!

  • @nickigreenwood
    @nickigreenwood 8 років тому +2

    Totally amazing. Didn't realize how complicated it could be just to paint waves, but your end result is terrific!

  • @bellarodrgz
    @bellarodrgz 8 років тому +20

    These have to be some of my favorite videos on UA-cam omg

  • @dinosawlolly
    @dinosawlolly 7 років тому

    The way you explain things, i feel that you have such an instinct driven art form, its incredible. You are so natural with your painting, and you really think about everything in a way i havent seen in many other artists. You have Great talent... its awe-inspiring

  • @sidlaux8660
    @sidlaux8660 5 років тому +36

    *Starts painting rocks*
    "who even know what these things are shaped like."
    i felt that

  • @beverlypost-schmeler9667
    @beverlypost-schmeler9667 7 років тому

    Wow! You are beyond talented. Thank you for sharing your gift.

  • @adrenamagpie488
    @adrenamagpie488 8 років тому +3

    Excellent. I have been looking for this exact lesson for a long time. Great job with direction, clarity and presentation.

  • @lisengel2498
    @lisengel2498 6 років тому

    Quite interesting demonstration to show the rhythmic patterns of movement and light on the sea - very beautifull feeling

  • @scootsmcgoots
    @scootsmcgoots 8 років тому +8

    That looks utterly insane, man. That is amazing.

  • @malaihiboi
    @malaihiboi 7 років тому

    I'm so thankful that your vids started popping up in my feed. Your work is truly inspiring. I thought you were formally trained until I looked up your page. No schooling at all? Amazing how much potential we have that we don't always take advantage of. Thank you so much...

  • @True-trini
    @True-trini 8 років тому +149

    You're an amazing artist..

    • @numeroemagicop.p.5699
      @numeroemagicop.p.5699 7 років тому +4

      TANK YOU

    • @patsvisualz
      @patsvisualz 4 роки тому

      numero é magico p.p. This guy wasn’t talking to u. Even tho this is 2 years later😂

  • @aewchetitah5116
    @aewchetitah5116 7 років тому

    Good evening, it seems that the waves whatever they are at the end of your different brushes, you are a great master. I can not do without your videos, I am a self-taught drawing and painting. I find your techniques very interesting and easy to master. Thank you great master.

  • @marijadjuric8751
    @marijadjuric8751 6 років тому +49

    Are you Bob Ross' son? Or grandson? Love the way you think. Do you paint in oils? If not, you would love it. Oil opens up so much more possibility.

    • @AnamariaStudioArt
      @AnamariaStudioArt 4 роки тому

      Hi ! I need your support and opinion on my paintings.
      Also if you want to #SUBSCRIBE to my channel ..... thank you from the bottom of my heart !!!
      ua-cam.com/video/gSckiU70l2o/v-deo.html

    • @lonironi3754
      @lonironi3754 3 роки тому

      Oil paint looks easier to blend than acrylic. I need to switch.
      Although, the Price is the problem. One day 🙏❤️

  • @wiktorkryw221
    @wiktorkryw221 4 роки тому +2

    Niby takie proste, ale jak pięknie wychodzi. Gratulacje !!

  • @brar12zhinzai
    @brar12zhinzai 9 років тому +18

    my God! you're genius Joe. I should call you professor of painting

  • @satishiva6435
    @satishiva6435 4 роки тому

    you are the only artist use perspective in all paintings it makes you totally apart and above all so so amazing thanks I learn a lot from you

  • @danielr.
    @danielr. 5 років тому +247

    And suddenly there are waves 😱😱😱

    • @AnamariaStudioArt
      @AnamariaStudioArt 4 роки тому +1

      Hi ! I need your support and opinion on my paintings.
      Also if you want to #SUBSCRIBE to my channel ..... thank you from the bottom of my heart !!!
      ua-cam.com/video/gSckiU70l2o/v-deo.html

  • @claresimpson7158
    @claresimpson7158 7 років тому

    I really enjoy watching your amazing expertise in painting! You are extremely talented. This is so much information packed into a few minutes of video! Thanks for sharing your secrets of painting waves and ripples!!

  • @john21403
    @john21403 9 років тому +4

    Hola amigo soy de colombia , me gusta mucho su trabajo, puedo ver también atreves de su modo de pintar, su calides y profundidad personal, lo felicito y gracias por que usted, motiva muchas personas a pintar y a ser mas felices.

  • @squidaker
    @squidaker 7 років тому +2

    The grid makes it so simple! I never would've thought to do that.
    Thanks for this, it helps so much!!

  • @energeticfanboy2586
    @energeticfanboy2586 5 років тому +5

    If I'm right, you have to think about the forms and the reflection in the water, plus the shading too. Correct?

  • @EmilysArtStudio
    @EmilysArtStudio 3 роки тому

    This is some of the best water I've seen. I'm love painting water. This has inspired me for a new type of ripple that I haven't tried.

  • @Flex030
    @Flex030 5 років тому +12

    I swear I could smell the ocean and feel the breeze from looking at this pic...lol
    Well done....

  • @joseelsom4841
    @joseelsom4841 9 років тому

    what a hugely talented man you are. I am in awe of your paintings.

  • @HumanimalChannel
    @HumanimalChannel 5 років тому +61

    holy shit. could dive right underneath that water.

  • @pennypiccolo3439
    @pennypiccolo3439 5 років тому

    I was mezmorized to see your painting gradually come alive with movement. I could almost hear the waves lapping. I would love yo emulate your talent. I enjoy trying.

  • @bokchoiman
    @bokchoiman 7 років тому +28

    You understand water so well!

  • @sirsupesafro7637
    @sirsupesafro7637 5 років тому

    This man... knows how to explain.
    Period.
    So many of the words that came out of his mouth and into my ears just... connected... in a way I've not experienced often.
    And yeah, I guess he can paint kinda pretty, too.

  • @AbCa-kx4yn
    @AbCa-kx4yn 9 років тому +3

    Mural Joe is the BEST!

  • @lisengel2498
    @lisengel2498 6 років тому

    It is always wonderfull to look at the fhytmic movements of wTer - and to catch that rhytm and movement in an image is a way of opening into dreamy states of being. Just beautifull

  • @Pascale100ful
    @Pascale100ful 5 років тому +3

    Beautiful work !!!!! Splendid ! I love it !
    Can you tell me il you use oil or acrylic paint ?

    • @hiiihiiihi44
      @hiiihiiihi44 5 років тому +1

      I think it might be acrylic because he mentioned how it was drying fast.

    • @Pascale100ful
      @Pascale100ful 5 років тому

      @@hiiihiiihi44 Thank you !

  • @valeriec3484
    @valeriec3484 7 років тому +2

    We have completely different styles, but I always find something useful to try in my own way when I watch your videos. Thank you for the valuable information! :)

  • @giraffewithtattoos2770
    @giraffewithtattoos2770 5 років тому +6

    Hey, you're good at this! You should have a UA-cam channel... Maybe even sell some of those paintings!

  • @SuperKotkoda
    @SuperKotkoda 7 років тому

    Thanks! That was easy to follow, and you sped it up only where it was repetitive. You made sure you explained what you were doing and why. We don't really get that in most painting tutorials.

  • @trustinyeshua5966
    @trustinyeshua5966 7 років тому +3

    Dude...you're a badass! love your videos...thanks for sharing

  • @A0A4ful
    @A0A4ful 5 років тому +1

    Saw it again in 2019...never ceases to amaze. Discovered something new this time...

  • @RandyGendronChannel
    @RandyGendronChannel 9 років тому +4

    I always watch and enjoy your videos but I never say so, so now I'm gonna - Thanks !

  • @artistsconfer
    @artistsconfer 6 років тому

    Perspective explanation, makes the water waves much more understandable and real. Thank-you!

  • @shadieghtedari628
    @shadieghtedari628 5 років тому +3

    wow very nice teah it..amazing. i love it.

  • @CQXRay
    @CQXRay 4 роки тому

    Impressive and incredible. This video was a real learning experience for me! You really showed the secrets of painting beautiful and realistic waves by explaining clearly the visual elements that come into play. Kudos to you as a painter-and a teacher.

  • @marigam
    @marigam 5 років тому +13

    You should do that follow along a bob ross tutorial challenge that was going around youtube. It’d be nice to see an actual painters results!😁

  • @absinthexiii4376
    @absinthexiii4376 8 років тому

    I want to thank you so much for always making these videos. They have helped me tremendously in my own work. There is nothing more frustrating for me as an artist when I can't properly translate my thoughts onto canvas. With your tutorials I am able to finally see my thoughts and ideas form in my paintings. You are a wonderful and gifted artist.

  • @ecclesia4379
    @ecclesia4379 5 років тому +13

    I tried this in watercolor. I actually had a good result even though this video was made for a different medium lol

  • @jen2c
    @jen2c 6 років тому

    Not only you are a great painter, you explained the process so well and easy to understand, thanks.

  • @erika8456
    @erika8456 6 років тому +5

    So you mentioned that this is the “hard way” of doing this? Is there a simpler way?

  • @kayleynelson8275
    @kayleynelson8275 Рік тому

    I’ve watched so many of your videos and each video has so much helpful information packed in. You make something challenging look so easy... I really admire your work and will continue learning!
    I actually tried out the waves and although I can see how you’re doing it, putting it to action in your own picture is tough. (At least for me it was!). I felt like I couldn’t comprehend how to make it look less like a grid.... just gonna keep practicing and rewatching! Thank you!

  • @darrenfranks5947
    @darrenfranks5947 5 років тому +3

    Thanks youtube recommended I've been waiting for a new Bob Ross for a long time now
    Edit: I take that back nobody will ever amount to Bob Ross

  • @Gert-c7e
    @Gert-c7e Рік тому

    This is what I needed. I've been struggling to figure out how to paint water swells for a commission piece. Now it's back to the drawing board for practice!!

  • @kasvichhatwal7961
    @kasvichhatwal7961 5 років тому +3

    may i know what medium are you using?
    i tried this with acrylics and it's not happening

    • @Rishro29
      @Rishro29 5 років тому

      Most likely he is using oil. The blending looks very smooth (an attribute of oil paints.)

    • @warzone5715
      @warzone5715 5 років тому

      If it is oil paint... Is it a paper made canvas?

  • @marium2k
    @marium2k 8 років тому

    That was an amazing tutorial... And the painting looks so real...! You are so talented.. Thanks for sharing this video.

  • @asmaaalrajeh7625
    @asmaaalrajeh7625 9 років тому +23

    Your drawing is very beautiful, I wish I could translate studied the Arabic language, to take advantage of art yours

    • @muraljoe
      @muraljoe  9 років тому +4

      +asmaa Al rajeh Thank you so much.

  • @arezoonajafizonoz5134
    @arezoonajafizonoz5134 7 років тому

    You are the best. I love the way you drawing. It's gorgeous and impressive. Thanks again

  • @sylvianblue
    @sylvianblue 5 років тому +20

    The lack of detail causes you to imagine so much.....cool!

  •  8 років тому

    This is fantastic,breaking down what seems to be impossibly difficult ripples, I AM going to try a mural looking put from the island of Santorini. Will use a small projector to help with size,colours and perspective.

  • @maureengreen4008
    @maureengreen4008 5 років тому +4

    I so wanted you to paint more detail in that bank...bugger!

  • @mr.pizzamarlon
    @mr.pizzamarlon 8 років тому +2

    Very informative and awesome method of teaching. Please never stop teaching this way, it truly helps us learn better techniques.

  • @Keishazi
    @Keishazi 5 років тому +4

    My friend recommended me your video...
    Though I'm just a *_outliner_*

    • @farvista
      @farvista 5 років тому +2

      You are just an "outliner" .....for NOW! Wherever you go, go with all your heart.

  • @snowleopard2257
    @snowleopard2257 8 років тому

    Thank you so much for this video. It was superb. I just was not understanding how to do this and now I am on my way to seeing, thanks to your excellent demonstration and explanation. Be blessed in the mighty name of Jesus. Seriously, man. Thanks a lot.

  • @kimberleeann14
    @kimberleeann14 8 років тому +4

    amazing teacher

  • @thomassimone3515
    @thomassimone3515 8 років тому

    You are an amazing artist to look up too. Very realistic painting's and always willing to share, bless you.

  • @louisebean9428
    @louisebean9428 5 років тому +3

    No one ever taught me to paint like that!

  • @gailbowman1690
    @gailbowman1690 5 років тому +1

    I really think that because l don't know how to paint very well, l appreciate your knowledge and creativity that much more. This is so amazing and so enjoyable to watch! Thank you for posting.

  • @violetskies23
    @violetskies23 8 років тому +5

    Oil or acrylic or gouache?

  • @user-vi4yt5ud3c
    @user-vi4yt5ud3c 4 роки тому

    this is exactly what ive been searching for!! I am learning to paint with oils, and have quickly found that I am completely ignorant on nature's so-called 'rules' for water! I keep on googling, looking for a breakdown of the universal geometric mechanisms for it, something i can apply to any instance where I'm trying to capture water/reflections. Finally found it ;) Thank you for breaking it down this way!! your work is so lovely!

  • @yourbestieellie3870
    @yourbestieellie3870 8 років тому +16

    I tried this and it looked like poop. When I get good Imma retry painting this! Nonetheless I really like the video.

    • @passtheketchup4409
      @passtheketchup4409 7 років тому +13

      "Oh, this looks easy when he does it, so I guess I can do it, too!"
      *three hours later*
      Crap.

    • @Anon-.-
      @Anon-.- 7 років тому

      Totally Tazz hahaha

  • @CurtisTheArtist
    @CurtisTheArtist 7 років тому

    muraljoe! Damn I love to geek out on your videos. I love that you don't use reference, and instead, you use a large arsenal of rules and techniques. Great work man! Thanks for sharing!

  • @acsingleton1
    @acsingleton1 9 років тому +5

    Simply amazing!!!!!!!!!!

  • @darylgholson4481
    @darylgholson4481 2 роки тому

    Thank you for this knowledge. You are one of my new favorite artists.

  • @danielabuccheri4317
    @danielabuccheri4317 7 років тому +3

    wow bravissimo, peccato che non ci sono i sottotitoli in italiano ma, bravo comunque
    ciao

  • @jessicawarren1850
    @jessicawarren1850 7 років тому

    Thank you!!!! This has helped me understand how to paint ripples and reflections. I'm studying watercolor and have yet to try oils, or acrylics, but I know I can use this information to help my next attempt. Thank you for sharing your beautiful gift. Love your videos! Jess xox