Dude, you are a boss. Just like Bob Ross, you make everyone feel like they can paint. And they can thanks to videos like this. I love your style and the way you explain things. Yeah you're just awesome. Keep being you.
Ana' you kindred spirit! You took the words right out of my mouth! Honestly, my comment was going to start with the word 'Dude' (although I'm British) and include a reference the Uncle Bob! You put it much better than I would've though. X
I was looking into painting grinch mountain for Christmas and came across this post. Very helpful in explaining how to add depth to mountains and clouds. Thanks 🙏🏻
Σε ευχαριστω πολυ Εισαι ο πρωτος εδω κ τρια χρονια που παρακολουθω κ με εμαθε να κανω κ εγω κατι Εισαι πολυ ευγενικος κ μας δειχνεις οπως πρεπει για να καταλαβουμε καλα Ευχαριστω πολυ. Σοφια
Wow! Fantastic! Not Only the painting, but also the explanation. Im from Germany and some artists are Not so easy to understand for me, but Here you do that really great! I can understand everything and Its nice to listen to your voice. I will try it out, thanks for the inspiration!
You started with something very simple.. light blue sky which I could not expect something good can come out... but then along the process, wow! something magical, strong and gigantic emerged.
I love your teaching style and approach to art. Especially appreciated your most important video about PRACTICE! Thanks for all of the wonderful videos!
Great piece Ryan! I really enjoy these 10 min projects (watching and making them). I feel like you really can practice your skills by following your tutorials.
Wow, this is just amazing! This makes me just want to leave everything and begin. And with the fact that this takes only ten minutes, I feel like I am a master in paint! Thank you so much!
Thank you Ryan.for teaching in such a way that every person understand.this is what I've been searching in you tube for months.and finally I could find this Amazing channel.thank you fir sharing your knowledge. Keep up the good works.hope you will share acrylic paintings like this more in the future as well for beginners. Thanks again
thank you Aryan ,excellent job you give those painting a life of their own, greetings from Dominica nature island in the Caribbean ,come visit some day ,here is a painter's paradise.
Love it - I’m a beginner and can’t paint very well but watching this tutorial has made me feel I can get better and paint something like this. Thank you.
This is absolutely gorgeous! I'm a very nervous painter, always worrying I'm going to mess it up before I even have something to mess up lol your 10 min paintings have freed my mind a little from that hold and you've taught me some great techniques! Thank you so much and keep the videos coming! :D
Ryan O'Rourke - Artist Thank you! ^.^ You're like the Bob Ross of acrylics. You've already helped me so much! I've been wanting to try one of your 10 min paintings, but I'm not sure which one to try first. which scene would you say is easiest for a beginner?
We all bring our own set of skills, preferences, and techniques to the canvas. So in a way we all interject our own personalities into each piece and that really isn’t a bad thing at all. It keeps it interesting :)
I just started acrylic painting on my own after taking a few classes. I am so glad I found you on UA-cam. You are absolutely a wonderful teacher and artist. I thank my lucky stars for you!
every tutorial i have seen lately uses a pallet knife for the mountains that i just don't have and watching you get such a cool effect with just a brush was very exciting and i couldn't wait to give it a go, so thankyou for making that decision
Excellent tutorial Ryan. Something I'll look into down the track. Only 2 months into my journey of drawing and started with pencils. Thanks for sharing! Impressive and look forward to attempting painting at some point in the future. Cheers
This is beautiful Ryan I always trust you to give my some inspiration and my mojos been a bit low lately so Thanks. Its a beautiful place I want to go there. You make things look easier than they are but I continue to keep painting x
Aw dude i love your paintings, last night i followed along to this one, of course it didnt come out half as nice as yours but I still enjoyed painting along, will definitely do this again soon! Keep doing these paintings you’re amazing!
I noticed that the final still shot of the painting had more detail in it than before you finished. Did you just add more black and white? Both ways look awesome, but the final look had so much more detail. Fabulous job.
This is so beautiful. I love the simplicity of the colours. I will be trying this soon. I've tried Bob Ross' version but he uses oil paint and with Acrylics it doesn't really work the same at least not for me as a newbie.
@@RyanORourkeArtist Really!? That's good to know. I'm still trying to master acrylics especially mountain scenes that I love. Yours was truly spectacular and you make it look so easy. Do most beginners struggle with doing mountain scenes. Is it truly harder than it looks or is it just a matter of practice. What was your beginning experience like when painting mountain scenes? BTW I struggle the same with clouds amd galaxy type scenes.
Hi! Just wondering, how do you sketch the first outline? Could you add a few minutes of the tutorial to show us how to draw this stuff? Thanks a bunch! Love all that you do, it helps me so much!
Thank you for your comment! We are currently working on several new ideas for the channel, your suggestion is something that we will strongly consider for the future :)
I love your tutorials! Thanks for inspiring me to paint again. I am used to oils. What's the difference between oils and acrylics? How should I modify your tutorials for oils since you use acrylics? Thanks!
Wow, another amazing painting. Do you paint wet into wet or does the layers have to be dry first? Thank you so much Ryan. I love your work, you are so talented.
In my lessons I paint both wet into wet and wet into dry, it all depends on the subject and the effect you desire. When you want a softer, more subdued effect I would recommend painting wet into wet. When you want something to look sharp or distinct, then painting wet over dry is a more optimal process.
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Dude, you are a boss.
Just like Bob Ross, you make everyone feel like they can paint. And they can thanks to videos like this.
I love your style and the way you explain things. Yeah you're just awesome. Keep being you.
Rayne C NO
Bob Ross is the man!
love this comment x
Ana' you kindred spirit! You took the words right out of my mouth! Honestly, my comment was going to start with the word 'Dude' (although I'm British) and include a reference the Uncle Bob! You put it much better than I would've though. X
Hey em new in UA-cam plz support me if uh like my content , visit to my channel ☺️
I really like the way you are explaining exactly how to paint. It helps a lot….
Thank you so much.
I was looking into painting grinch mountain for Christmas and came across this post. Very helpful in explaining how to add depth to mountains and clouds. Thanks 🙏🏻
Σε ευχαριστω πολυ Εισαι ο πρωτος εδω κ τρια χρονια που παρακολουθω κ με εμαθε να κανω κ εγω κατι Εισαι πολυ ευγενικος κ μας δειχνεις οπως πρεπει για να καταλαβουμε καλα Ευχαριστω πολυ. Σοφια
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Your vids don't intimidate, and they help me let go and learn so much. Very grateful.
This is really beautiful! Awesome video. I love your 10 minute series
Angela Anderson q
Angela Anderson if you always cheat , why not do 15 minute paintings?
@@jerff5411 lol
Thank you I love what you do and learning at 73 you make things easier ❤️
Wow! Fantastic! Not Only the painting, but also the explanation. Im from Germany and some artists are Not so easy to understand for me, but Here you do that really great! I can understand everything and Its nice to listen to your voice.
I will try it out, thanks for the inspiration!
You have helped me so much!! Only painting 4 months.. soon as your SQUARE HEADED BRUSH!? hits the canvas your painting looks great. Thanks
I love your style! It sure beats sitting in a crowded bar during "Paint-Nite".
Hey em new in UA-cam plz support me if uh like my content , visit to my channel ☺️
The mountains look so beautiful and realistic
You started with something very simple.. light blue sky which I could not expect something good can come out... but then along the process, wow! something magical, strong and gigantic emerged.
You are simply incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't only like what you create, but also the very clear explanation you provide. Thank you!!!!
you are one of the few who have mastered adding true depth into acrylic paintings. good job.
Love watching you paint. I learn so much.
Thank you for your kind comment :)
Wow, you're awesome! Thank you so much for the tutorial and being thoughtful about the pallet knives, God bless you! 🙏
Hey em new in UA-cam plz support me if uh like my content , visit to my channel ☺️
I love your teaching style and approach to art. Especially appreciated your most important video about PRACTICE! Thanks for all of the wonderful videos!
Great piece Ryan! I really enjoy these 10 min projects (watching and making them). I feel like you really can practice your skills by following your tutorials.
really enjoying your 10 minute paintings
please do more 10 minute paintings!! they are the best!!! and how i found your channel
Wow, this is just amazing! This makes me just want to leave everything and begin. And with the fact that this takes only ten minutes, I feel like I am a master in paint! Thank you so much!
Thank you. perfect, Beautiful.
Thank you Ryan.for teaching in such a way that every person understand.this is what I've been searching in you tube for months.and finally I could find this
Amazing channel.thank you fir sharing your knowledge. Keep up the good works.hope you will share acrylic paintings like this more in the future as well for beginners. Thanks again
thank you Aryan ,excellent job you give those painting a life of their own, greetings from Dominica nature island in the Caribbean ,come visit some day ,here is a painter's paradise.
Thank you, very useful and beautiful mountains!
Love it - I’m a beginner and can’t paint very well but watching this tutorial has made me feel I can get better and paint something like this. Thank you.
i think youre just wonderful!!!so helpful and concise and clear...easy to follow but hard to copy lol..ur a great teacher!!!!!
I know this is an old video but I really appreciated you using a brush instead of a knife. I haven't practiced too much with the knife. Really helpful
OMG this thing was SUCH a help in learning to paint mountains! eat yer heart out bob ross!
Ryan I love the texture and shape of your mountains so realistic 🎨🇬🇧🙋
Thank you so much for a wonderful and simple lessons! I'm gonna try paint all of your "10 minute paintings" 😊
So beautiful. Thanks for nice tutorial
This is absolutely gorgeous! I'm a very nervous painter, always worrying I'm going to mess it up before I even have something to mess up lol your 10 min paintings have freed my mind a little from that hold and you've taught me some great techniques! Thank you so much and keep the videos coming! :D
Don't ever be afraid of making mistakes while painting. You can always let the bottom layer dry and start again :) It's a very forgiving medium.
Ryan O'Rourke - Artist Thank you! ^.^ You're like the Bob Ross of acrylics. You've already helped me so much! I've been wanting to try one of your 10 min paintings, but I'm not sure which one to try first. which scene would you say is easiest for a beginner?
Probably the mist forest!
Mine look nothing like yours but I love the learning process. Thank You for sharing your talent.
We all bring our own set of skills, preferences, and techniques to the canvas. So in a way we all interject our own personalities into each piece and that really isn’t a bad thing at all. It keeps it interesting :)
@@RyanORourkeArtist that's true
I learn so much from you Ryan! You're wonderful and so talented.
You're great man. Keep up the great work. Appreciated. Inspirational. Gives me confidence.
So beautiful
Beautiful landscape Ryan! Thanks for sharing!
I just started acrylic painting on my own after taking a few classes. I am so glad I found you on UA-cam. You are absolutely a wonderful teacher and artist. I thank my lucky stars for you!
Acrylics and this ! you're superb!
Ryan, once again, a great painting, and everything explained very well, thank you for these videos, and yr book was fantastic!
That really means a lot Troy, thank you!!
Ryan O'Rourke - Artist no😥😥😑😑😒😒😒😒😒😌😠😠😠
every tutorial i have seen lately uses a pallet knife for the mountains that i just don't have and watching you get such a cool effect with just a brush was very exciting and i couldn't wait to give it a go, so thankyou for making that decision
Thank you for including the requirements in the descriptions of your videos.
I love your paintings.
Thank you!
You sir are AMAZING!! Thank you so much for the amazing lesson!
Thanks!I love your paint...The mountains so look real and beautiful
Love this , thank you. See you next Saturday ❤️
Great 10 minute videos !!!!!!!!!
Excellent videos Ryan, much appreciated!
i am just starting out with acrylics and have found this very helpful......thankyou
Just beautiful. I love painting.
Thanks for sharing your talents with us.
Merry Christmas & Happy Painting
Merry Christmas!!
Amazing! Can't wait to give this a try in the evening
this was amazing, thank you so much! I'm so excited to use this as inspiration for my winter themed paintings that I'm working on!
Never stop making these vids
I am gonna try this! Awesome explanation
Thank u for show us in a easy way n so mystic mountain 🏔 luv it 👍🌹
First time i saw your channel. I love it .! Very good tutorial. 😉
Very beautiful and easy thanks .😍
Great lesson, Thanks for sharing this with us,....
I have learnt so much from you. Lots of love and gratitude 💕
Beautiful mountain
So beautiful am definitely trying this
Thank you! Good luck :)
Excellent tutorial Ryan. Something I'll look into down the track. Only 2 months into my journey of drawing and started with pencils. Thanks for sharing! Impressive and look forward to attempting painting at some point in the future. Cheers
This is beautiful Ryan I always trust you to give my some inspiration and my mojos been a bit low lately so Thanks. Its a beautiful place I want to go there. You make things look easier than they are but I continue to keep painting x
beautiful thank you very much War Lord!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful!
Far over the misty mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away, ere break of day
To seek our pale enchanted gold
Perfect!!!
Very nice and very helpful, thank you
that is just awesome!
Love this one!
Aw dude i love your paintings, last night i followed along to this one, of course it didnt come out half as nice as yours but I still enjoyed painting along, will definitely do this again soon! Keep doing these paintings you’re amazing!
This actually helps, Im not good with a pallet knife, but I'll give this a shot! Thank you for this quick tutorial!
Amazing 👍
I noticed that the final still shot of the painting had more detail in it than before you finished. Did you just add more black and white? Both ways look awesome, but the final look had so much more detail. Fabulous job.
thank u.nice in touching in all strokes.
Nice work.
Estava procurando montanhas assim. Adorei seu trabalho. Obrigado por compartilhar.
Beautiful work thank you.
New sub,I like the way you block in colors and then make sure your values are right, I seem to get carried away with highlights too early. Thanks.
C'est jolie les montagnes
I'm sorry you had to put up with hecklers. You guys are so generous with your time and talent. you don't deserve the "negative noodges".
This is so beautiful. I love the simplicity of the colours. I will be trying this soon. I've tried Bob Ross' version but he uses oil paint and with Acrylics it doesn't really work the same at least not for me as a newbie.
Oil paints can be a lot harder to master for beginners for sure :)
@@RyanORourkeArtist Really!? That's good to know. I'm still trying to master acrylics especially mountain scenes that I love. Yours was truly spectacular and you make it look so easy. Do most beginners struggle with doing mountain scenes. Is it truly harder than it looks or is it just a matter of practice. What was your beginning experience like when painting mountain scenes? BTW I struggle the same with clouds amd galaxy type scenes.
You're AMAZING!
Thanks for showing how to paint the mountains with just a brush. All of the videos that i watched used a palette knife :')
Really glad you found it useful! It's important to remember that when it comes to painting, you can really do anything in a hundred different ways :)
beautiful
My brain feels free while watching this.
Great video for a newcomer like me thank you
Welcome!
Beautiful
fantastic
Beautiful...
this is soooo nice ! 😍😍
Hi! Just wondering, how do you sketch the first outline? Could you add a few minutes of the tutorial to show us how to draw this stuff? Thanks a bunch! Love all that you do, it helps me so much!
Thank you for your comment! We are currently working on several new ideas for the channel, your suggestion is something that we will strongly consider for the future :)
Good video!
Nice, some great tips, be well
If you don't have a large round-headed brush, would a large square-headed brush work?
Where can I find the Large round headed brush that you used it in the video for the fog?
I love your tutorials! Thanks for inspiring me to paint again. I am used to oils. What's the difference between oils and acrylics? How should I modify your tutorials for oils since you use acrylics? Thanks!
That’s a great 10 minute video. Can you please do one of just mountains like you are looking down on them through a fog . Thanks Mike Halloway
very clever
Hermoso gracias.
Wow, another amazing painting. Do you paint wet into wet or does the layers have to be dry first? Thank you so much Ryan. I love your work, you are so talented.
In my lessons I paint both wet into wet and wet into dry, it all depends on the subject and the effect you desire. When you want a softer, more subdued effect I would recommend painting wet into wet. When you want something to look sharp or distinct, then painting wet over dry is a more optimal process.