hi today seascape is really simple and straightforward to do and there's a link
in the description for a free traceable if you'd like to use it for the sky i'm using cobalt blue
with a tiny bit of phthalo blue and white to make it a lot easier when we're painting and blending
our sky i'm giving it a coat of white paint you can also add a little bit of retarder or slow
dry medium to your white paint if you'd like it to stay wet for longer which will also make it a
little bit easier to work with now i can split the sky up into smaller sections by adding the blue
and blending that out with a mop brush if you don't have a mop brush you can use a makeup
brush or a soft fluffy brush and you'll get a similar result then for the darker color at the
side i've added just a small amount of red this will give me more of a purple and gray blue color
you can really see since the paint is wet i can swirl that mop brush around
and get a lovely soft blend
just to add a little more interest to the sky i'm making a very pale pink color
using white with just a small amount of red and yellow ochre
and i'm just dusting this on to give a little blush and glow to the clouds
next i've added a little red to my blue mix that i used for the sky to make a darker blue for the sea
and i'm blocking out the sea adding white as i'm coming closer to the foreground
the next stage is to make a dark brown colour to block out the rocks
and i've done this by using some red some yellow ochre and some Phthalo blue
i'm using red and yellow ochre to paint in the house
and i'm also using the dark brown colour for the back section of the house
you can paint this in freehand but if you do need the traceable there is a link in the description
while the house is drying i've added some yellow ochre to a little bit of the brown
and i'm using this to build up the structure in the rocks
with either a blender brush or a flat brush i'm starting to add a little bit of structure and
an indication of waves in the sea but i will come back and add a few more details later
once the paint is dry for the house i can come back in with my liner brush and add some details
so
i've used yellow ochre and white to add some lovely highlights to the rocks
for my really dark color i've mixed some red with some phthalo blue
and i'm using this to mark out the rocks along next to the sea
you can also put some broken rocks and some other shadowed areas where it's needed
thanks for joining me today and here are some other videos i hope you like to watch next
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