hi everyone it's molly! welcome back to my channel thank you for being here. if you're
new i'm an artist here in south florida. tonight is number four out of the painting places series that
i've done it was for a client and they had colors in mind of different places that they have been
so tonight is the mountains this one i'm really excited about the feel that we're going for
is like kind of wintry type mountains so i'm going to be using some silver and white to simulate snow
and then some darker colors some deep dark greens to go with it so
i can't wait to do this one i think it's going to be really cool let's paint
all right hi everyone this is the last in this kind of location series some of them have been
about nature some of them have been about an actual location so if you haven't checked out
the series make sure that i'll try to link it make sure that you check out the other
paintings so far there has been ocean chicago um the desert and now we're doing the mountains so
i have this it's like a deep olive green color and this was again from a picture that we found i made
this almost graphite color out of black silver and a little bit of gray the sky blue if you've been
watching the series has been what i've sky blue light is what i've been using the entire time
the white i'm hoping will lighten this whole piece up and maybe simulate um kind of like you
know snow cap type feel and then i have this beautiful it's a turquoise blue but i added
viridian green to it and it created this gorgeous green color so that is what i'm going to do
excuse me on one of the paintings i used way too much paint it was the desert
so i'm going to try not to do that again this time i don't have as many colors and i am
going to start because i have the most of this color here i am going to start with this color
down here just because of you know gravity the way that i'm always pouring i always end up
sloshing over to that side so i'm going to try not to do that this time so i'm going to come in
i think with the green and i've been blowing these all directions
and it really creates some some interest in there and i've really been liking that okay
do i want to do my next green first or do i want i may want to go with the blue now
i may want to go with the blue now
making sure to get it yeah i want to use all the blue and then here comes my olive green color
i'm layering the colors over one another so that when i blow them out they mix and i noticed
on my desert one as well i had a little bit of trouble blowing it out um so i think i may start
i was starting up on a corner and then i was realizing that i had to blow all this paint
down so i think i'm going to start by blowing out then back in back up out kind of like that i
don't know we'll see if that works i am worried i want just a little bit more paint down there okay
and then i do want oh no oh no oh i have some of this left
all right i do really like these colors together
and i hope the lights aren't too bad so that you can actually see it now here comes my white
just swirling on through so there's no specific metallic in this but my gray like i said that
graphite color has silver in it so i'm wondering if i'll get the same kind of cellular reaction
the viridian green is creative inspiration so maybe that'll cause a little bit
a lot of air bubbles but that's all right
okay i think i'm gonna go for it i think i'm gonna blow from the center on this one
wish me luck
so
okay so first thoughts i hope they like this one it's a little bit darker than
i had hoped for and i know that that graphite color is gonna dry really dark um i was
worried at first as well because no you know dimension or cells were popping up anywhere but
it does give a mountain feel i feel like i am going to torch it as well but i am glad you
just had to give it a little bit of time for the lighter paints to come to the top and the heavier
paints to kind of sink down through for all these reactions to come up and i really tried to take my
time if you if you watched the actual blowout part of it um i've really tried to take my time and
really create motion in this one and blow very deliberately up and back and i do think starting
in the middle was key here to blow the paint off the sides and then work my way up then i could
selectively work my way back down and up as i went in the desert one i feel like i have it
drying on my table over there i feel like it was more of all up and then back so i am very very
happy with this and i know the colors are going to dry beautiful so i'm going to give this a torch
see if anything else pops up
so
okay
so i will bring you in for a close-up on this one i hope my lights don't have
too much of a glare i couldn't tell um but i do i like this one a lot
so i i feel like this is going to be one of those that grows on me more as it dries
but i am very happy with this green color and i actually really like that olive green color too
all right let me show you i almost forgot to show you what this one looked like
i realized that i hadn't taken my camera off the tripod and that it was still running and it's
been like 15-20 minutes later oh the colors in this one are just really really pretty
i don't normally work in greens but this just may have changed my mind and see that was
what i was talking about when i said that those cells were starting to pop up
and look down there i can't stretch across but look at that so yeah so that is what
it looks like i have the others drying on the table and i will show you all of them
in just a minute all right here they are and this is
the mountains wintry mountains and i think this is my favorite blowout design out of them all
and then there was the desert
my colors are so off because i'm inside my house but you can see the gold the orange
the sky blue turquoise color there was chicago and there was the ocean so there they all are
and i think they go great as a set
well i hope that you enjoyed this little mini series of videos
thank you so much and let me know if you have any ideas for any uh painting places i loved the
chicago idea it's so interesting to think about a place and a location and be able to paint a feel
for that place it's very interesting all right thank you guys for watching! happy painting! bye