How to paint grass wet on wet
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Woah! I have been at this learning plateau with grassy areas for the longest time. And you showed me the way and now I no longer have those issues. I can't believe it, now time to go paint. THANKS!
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Great tip- I'll be checking out the website. I'm in this mess right now, and didn't think about less paint. Thanks!
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thanks! this helps me a lot on my painting! subbed
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Thank you
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Thanks- just what I was looking for! BTW love the ocean scenes on your site- Gorgeous.
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thanks your video really helped
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thank you so much man !!!!!!!!!!
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thank you so much
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This gave me an amazing idea! Thank you! :D
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thank you
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tapping off the excess was exactly what i was missing. thankyou!
dbca33 1 year ago 4
@dbca33 Awesome. Glad I could help.
PandawdyBob 1 year ago
Got a tip on where to get a good brush for this? The art stores here don't really sell a brush like that.
SBPStudio 1 year ago 2
@SBPStudio Contact me here on YouTube about this. I know where you can get them.
PandawdyBob 1 year ago
I think the muddy parts looks like grass too :)
sorenutube 2 years ago 2
Sometimes muddy parts look like grass. But if you "dry out" the brush a little, you get a lot more detail. Sometimes if I'm making close up tall grass, I'll have a little more paint in the brush and make the bristles bend upward. It creates a really good impression of tall grass and weeds, but you need plenty of paint to make it work.
PandawdyBob 2 years ago