@jeanmunn The canvas isn't dry there are transparent colors over it. Those colors, if memory serves me correctly it's Indian Yellow/Dark Sienna on the top, Pthalo Blue on the bottom) See, Bob Ross was smart and designed these paints to work unlike regular oil paints that are made at the same consistency. The opaque colors like Red and White and Black are VERY firm and dry but the transparent/semi-transparent colors are made to a much thinner consistency that enables you to work with them
@jeanmunn to work with them as an undercoating. I've seen Bob do this, not use the Liquid Clear...probably before he came out with the product he would just use the transparent paints. My reason for doing it this way was mainly to cut down the glare. I may also have been out of liquid clear. Thanks for your comment! :)
@jeanmunn ok I was able to find an example of what I mean by coating your canvas with transparent color. Series 28 of the Joy of Painting, Painting 13 "Home Before Nightfall" It starts with showing Bob finishing up scrubbing the canvas with Pthalo Blue, never using the liquid clear in this step of the painting.
hey if you mean the underpainting that's EXACTLY what you want, and it works great. i really prefer starting on a black canvas, makes it a lot easier. Thanks for your question!
@twinket76 I've been painting in the BR technique now for 4 years. I really love it! It's my solace. Did you put a thin even coat of the liquid clear on this black gesso canvas before you started this painting? I find that liquid clear makes it soooo much easier to apply the transparent paints. Good job! I made my easle out of a 5' wooden step ladder and it works pretty good. Thanks for the video!
@oceansdoor normally i use the liquid clear but i either was out of it or concerned about the extra glare from the lighting. easel sounds good, just like BR made one just like that out of an old step ladder. thanks for your comment and question!
@twinket76 I've been painting in the BR technique now for 4 years. I really love it! It's my solace. Did you put a thin even coat of the liquid clear on this black gesso canvas before you started this painting? I find that liquid clear makes it soooo much easier to apply the transparent paints. Good job! I made my easle out of a 5' wooden step ladder and it works pretty good. Thanks for the video!
It's good to see that Bob Ross' legacy is still carrying on strong even a decade after his death. I grew up watching Joy of Painting, so this is nostalgia of the highest order for me.
Thanks. BR's legacy has changed my life, I'd be lost without the things I've learned from him. Having said that, BR learned from William Alexander, something I've only been aware of for about the past year thanks to YouTube.
great work. does the black gesso hav to be completely dry? Did the indian yellow, dark sienna, and sap green have to be dry before you started- did u apply them right after you applied the gesso? How long did you wait for after applying the gesso to start painting?
The black gesso is an acrylic-based primer that needs to be completely dry before applying either the liquid white or transparent colors. It can take upwards of an hour to fully dry. The paint will look very dull and flat when dry. The indian yellow, dark sienna, and sap green are NOT allowed to dry. If this were to happen, my sky would have been pure white in this painting rather than a golden color from the mix of indian yellow and dark sienna.
no, i just scrubbed transparent colors (indian yellow, dark sienna & sap green) over the canvas. that's all you need, the liquid clear will allow you to put a thin layer of color which makes a nice glaze but i wanted strong color in this one.
Nice work man, keep it like that!! I don't get how did you do the transparent color efect at the beginning? you buy the transparent color or what do you mixed with to get them?
thanks! indian yellow, dark sienna, and sap green were scrubbed over the black canvas in a thin, even layer with a 2inch and 1inch brush. the paints are just regular bob ross paints used in this technique. hope that helped.
You'r not a Schaebisches Spielbergle like Herr Emmerich. Got to the Net Flanders Shop and buy a cam-position for lefty(like me;). An a second footlight?
Sweet Stuff Twinket. I see some people commenting on some of your other videos of this painting , bitching about how your not original , mimicking Bob Ross ect ect ...
I say Ignore them, because I do the same exact thing you. I too paint Bob ross, i watch his videos daily, and while at work. I taught myself just from watching and mimicking him. I even do all his little sayings he does while I paint.
Thanks! It's great to hear from people who "get it." As Bob would say, painting is as individual as there are people...it's impossible to copy even if we tried. There will always be great similarities to Bob's work just because the tools are all designed to create the same effects Bob teaches, but most wet on wet artists can see the difference, so again, thank you for your comment!
this is great! I love BOB ROSS!!!! do you have a deviant art website??? If you don't have one you should get one...that's what I use and it's great!!! GOOD JOB!
At first when i went to watch this video i thought it was making fun of bob ross, then i saw you up there and you were serious. I was going to make fun of you but im glad i didnt because your damn good at painting. And its your video so talk all you want, it would be kind of awkward silence without it anyway.
Don't shut up. I am getting into this style of painting and even though you may think you were blabbing on, you gave some very important tips. Such as how you let up on the brush on mountains, it's great stuff. Awesome painting too.
"I should probably shut up.." NOT! Your stream of consciousness comments are sooo like Bob! I really enjoyed watching you paint. One of the things I really liked about Bob was his low key way of speaking and doing things and you have that as well. Keep at it!
You're commentary might have sucked but it was still very entertaining. Nice work, homes. I'm trying my hand at oil painting myself. I know there is a lot of room for the fudge factor but not nearly as much as I need. heh.
glad you enjoyed it. as far as the commentary goes I didn't have anything preplanned what to say I didn't even know how the painting was going to turn out so I'm sure I babbled I don't know I haven't watched these since I've made them and I think if I did I'd be tempted to take them off youtube
Great vid! I have done a few bob paintings and they give the best results in the least amount of time. The technique is a lot of fun. Keep up the good work!
As Bob would say! :)
TheMercuryMonkey 6 months ago
Somebody should beat the devil out of this guy.
bleekblock 9 months ago
Why are you doing a " wet on wet ' on a dry canvas ??
jeanmunn 11 months ago
@jeanmunn The canvas isn't dry there are transparent colors over it. Those colors, if memory serves me correctly it's Indian Yellow/Dark Sienna on the top, Pthalo Blue on the bottom) See, Bob Ross was smart and designed these paints to work unlike regular oil paints that are made at the same consistency. The opaque colors like Red and White and Black are VERY firm and dry but the transparent/semi-transparent colors are made to a much thinner consistency that enables you to work with them
twinket76 11 months ago 2
@jeanmunn to work with them as an undercoating. I've seen Bob do this, not use the Liquid Clear...probably before he came out with the product he would just use the transparent paints. My reason for doing it this way was mainly to cut down the glare. I may also have been out of liquid clear. Thanks for your comment! :)
twinket76 11 months ago
@jeanmunn ok I was able to find an example of what I mean by coating your canvas with transparent color. Series 28 of the Joy of Painting, Painting 13 "Home Before Nightfall" It starts with showing Bob finishing up scrubbing the canvas with Pthalo Blue, never using the liquid clear in this step of the painting.
twinket76 11 months ago
can you do the wet on wet style painting with Acrylic paints if you use a retarder?
SBPStudio 1 year ago
would acrylic work for this?
ezappa871 2 years ago
hey if you mean the underpainting that's EXACTLY what you want, and it works great. i really prefer starting on a black canvas, makes it a lot easier. Thanks for your question!
twinket76 1 year ago
@twinket76 I've been painting in the BR technique now for 4 years. I really love it! It's my solace. Did you put a thin even coat of the liquid clear on this black gesso canvas before you started this painting? I find that liquid clear makes it soooo much easier to apply the transparent paints. Good job! I made my easle out of a 5' wooden step ladder and it works pretty good. Thanks for the video!
oceansdoor 1 year ago
@oceansdoor normally i use the liquid clear but i either was out of it or concerned about the extra glare from the lighting. easel sounds good, just like BR made one just like that out of an old step ladder. thanks for your comment and question!
twinket76 1 year ago
@twinket76 I've been painting in the BR technique now for 4 years. I really love it! It's my solace. Did you put a thin even coat of the liquid clear on this black gesso canvas before you started this painting? I find that liquid clear makes it soooo much easier to apply the transparent paints. Good job! I made my easle out of a 5' wooden step ladder and it works pretty good. Thanks for the video!
oceansdoor 1 year ago
can I just ask, was ya black canvas wet or dry?
trisha3397 2 years ago
@trisha3397 the black paint is acrylic and allowed to completely dry before painting oils on top of it.
twinket76 2 years ago
i love this..."i should probably just shut up"...ha, i love bob ross
meglor88 2 years ago
It's strange how it seems so bright when Im watching it. It looks like a real light. lol
fiddlingurl 2 years ago
It's good to see that Bob Ross' legacy is still carrying on strong even a decade after his death. I grew up watching Joy of Painting, so this is nostalgia of the highest order for me.
IlrysKadiatu 2 years ago 9
Thanks. BR's legacy has changed my life, I'd be lost without the things I've learned from him. Having said that, BR learned from William Alexander, something I've only been aware of for about the past year thanks to YouTube.
twinket76 2 years ago
A lefty ... cool. I kept thinking something is off in this video .... but it was just my right hand brain thinking crazy watching a lefty...........
COOl Work ... I like the dark background.
Culiba 2 years ago
thanks so much for the tip :o) if your ever in NYC and hold a class definitely post it- you would be a good teacher
terryh116 2 years ago
great work. does the black gesso hav to be completely dry? Did the indian yellow, dark sienna, and sap green have to be dry before you started- did u apply them right after you applied the gesso? How long did you wait for after applying the gesso to start painting?
terryh116 2 years ago
Im learning on my own and was curious i know i seem like the question queen :o)
terryh116 2 years ago
The black gesso is an acrylic-based primer that needs to be completely dry before applying either the liquid white or transparent colors. It can take upwards of an hour to fully dry. The paint will look very dull and flat when dry. The indian yellow, dark sienna, and sap green are NOT allowed to dry. If this were to happen, my sky would have been pure white in this painting rather than a golden color from the mix of indian yellow and dark sienna.
twinket76 2 years ago
I'm curious how/where do you get transparent colors?
Rollogic 2 years ago
Very impressive. Nice job!!
pauchen58 3 years ago 8
absolutely amazing! great job! =]
mitchm325 3 years ago 3
Brilliant painting.
casper123 3 years ago 3
sorry, did you use liquid clear at this painting? Very nice job by the way ;)
lifeprisoner 3 years ago
no, i just scrubbed transparent colors (indian yellow, dark sienna & sap green) over the canvas. that's all you need, the liquid clear will allow you to put a thin layer of color which makes a nice glaze but i wanted strong color in this one.
twinket76 3 years ago
cool technique, keep at it!
leaba 3 years ago 2
Nice work man, keep it like that!! I don't get how did you do the transparent color efect at the beginning? you buy the transparent color or what do you mixed with to get them?
newestspike 3 years ago
thanks! indian yellow, dark sienna, and sap green were scrubbed over the black canvas in a thin, even layer with a 2inch and 1inch brush. the paints are just regular bob ross paints used in this technique. hope that helped.
twinket76 3 years ago
awesome job man but when I watched Bob Ross paint I always started to feel tired maybe because it was such a calm show or something
ScoobyDigites 3 years ago 2
This is great! The legend of Bob lives on! I think he'd be extremely proud that someone is following in his footsteps.
OckGal 3 years ago 2
Top as Bob
While trying to answer a question in yahoo-clever (the German derivative of yahoo-smart?) i encountered your video.
Seems hard to find the original.
What are 1000 lawyer on the ground of the ocean?
Where's your squirrel?
Can you Paint?
Yes u can! ;)
macfd68 3 years ago
Addon
You'r not a Schaebisches Spielbergle like Herr Emmerich. Got to the Net Flanders Shop and buy a cam-position for lefty(like me;). An a second footlight?
macfd68 3 years ago
hey good job ... I'm german ... I hope you got more vids for us
tim031187 3 years ago
hi and thanks! yes i'm hoping to make some new vids soon.
twinket76 3 years ago
Sweet Stuff Twinket. I see some people commenting on some of your other videos of this painting , bitching about how your not original , mimicking Bob Ross ect ect ...
I say Ignore them, because I do the same exact thing you. I too paint Bob ross, i watch his videos daily, and while at work. I taught myself just from watching and mimicking him. I even do all his little sayings he does while I paint.
happypaint49 3 years ago
Thanks! It's great to hear from people who "get it." As Bob would say, painting is as individual as there are people...it's impossible to copy even if we tried. There will always be great similarities to Bob's work just because the tools are all designed to create the same effects Bob teaches, but most wet on wet artists can see the difference, so again, thank you for your comment!
twinket76 3 years ago
I like how you made the mountains seems so distant.
cwaigio 4 years ago
thanks. i try!!
twinket76 3 years ago
My god, I havent slept for eight days, you've cured my minsomniaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
nah just messin goooooooooooooooooooooooooood painting though
GratefulGroover 4 years ago
hahaha thanks Groover!
even funnier because i only slept for half an hour last night.
twinket76 4 years ago
"I should probably shut up" haha.
nice job man.
bubbleboy789 4 years ago
beautiful painting and cute narrative. don't think that you need to "stop talking." you're doing a great job and making bob proud. :)
christentze 4 years ago
this is great! I love BOB ROSS!!!! do you have a deviant art website??? If you don't have one you should get one...that's what I use and it's great!!! GOOD JOB!
dgivy 4 years ago
Have a nice tall glass of you suck..
caseysky 4 years ago
Daddy didnt play catch with you did he?
caseysky 4 years ago
Looks like a very nice start.
KevinCali24 4 years ago
Rock on man.
Reonrei 4 years ago
great job
deadman226 4 years ago
I love weatching people paint with this style.... I like the knife
n2dpun 4 years ago
At first when i went to watch this video i thought it was making fun of bob ross, then i saw you up there and you were serious. I was going to make fun of you but im glad i didnt because your damn good at painting. And its your video so talk all you want, it would be kind of awkward silence without it anyway.
kmsbrown 4 years ago
i love youre style it's very good
tebarovski 4 years ago
Don't shut up. I am getting into this style of painting and even though you may think you were blabbing on, you gave some very important tips. Such as how you let up on the brush on mountains, it's great stuff. Awesome painting too.
DougExiter 4 years ago 2
Very nice! You should continue posting these vids I like watching u paint.
chemicalfire99 4 years ago
Great job, Bob would be proud!
loot91 4 years ago
"I should probably shut up.." NOT! Your stream of consciousness comments are sooo like Bob! I really enjoyed watching you paint. One of the things I really liked about Bob was his low key way of speaking and doing things and you have that as well. Keep at it!
dutchpuppy2 4 years ago
i cant realy tell if ur making fun of him...
itakefalls 4 years ago
You're commentary might have sucked but it was still very entertaining. Nice work, homes. I'm trying my hand at oil painting myself. I know there is a lot of room for the fudge factor but not nearly as much as I need. heh.
"I should probably just shut up....."
lol
kango77 4 years ago
glad you enjoyed it. as far as the commentary goes I didn't have anything preplanned what to say I didn't even know how the painting was going to turn out so I'm sure I babbled I don't know I haven't watched these since I've made them and I think if I did I'd be tempted to take them off youtube
twinket76 4 years ago
Leave 'em. They're still informative.
kango77 4 years ago
Can I just say... :)
DataypeX 4 years ago
excelente artista!!!!! me facina sus cuadros... son tan reales quie lo hacen soñar a una....... simplemente excelente!!
mavicruto 4 years ago
Hey man,you are one hell of a talented guy.
BoB is the man.Gotta beat the devil outta it!!!
noordwijkerhout 4 years ago
Good paintin dude!
DarkYasha90 4 years ago
did you hammer that thing up there?
daniellewalker78 4 years ago
ye he did
Salad017 4 years ago
oh yeah he just said it @25 :P
daniellewalker78 4 years ago
Lol you didn't say "Beat the devil out of it." when you were cleaning your brush.
Awesome job though!! First time I've actually seen someone successfully copy his style of "anyone can do". Hopefully you get your easel soon.
kburch85 4 years ago
Great vid! I have done a few bob paintings and they give the best results in the least amount of time. The technique is a lot of fun. Keep up the good work!
ichbindarren 4 years ago
thats cool! its nice to see someone use bob ross' technique besides him
webfryes 4 years ago
Defenetally need more stuff like this on Youtube!!!
Mehektet 4 years ago
more productive stuff like this needs to be put on youtube.
goofymama02 4 years ago
Wow! That was really good!!!!
Addie1994 4 years ago 2
working with what you got, nice job man.
LLMelvinL 4 years ago
Nice! You have a new fan.
newiPod101 4 years ago
cool!
twinket76 4 years ago
wow! love your work, twinkie... you are so talented... (you could host the joy of painting with tony p....)
sxyvxn3779 4 years ago
thanks! i need a cameraman/woman first, lol.
twinket76 4 years ago
lol... it's a long walk... i should get started...
sxyvxn3779 4 years ago
ha! really. ;P
twinket76 4 years ago