Paint a Moored Boat in Oil
Skill Level: 1 Beginner, 2 Intermediate
Medium: Oil Painting
Subject: Seascapes, Transport
Tutor: Nolan Clark
Class Length: 2 Hours 33 Minutes
$9.00
Class Description
Learn to paint like Renoir and Edmund Tarbell in this step-by-step, follow-along class.
In this 2.5-hour class, you will learn the techniques used by these masters of impressionism to create their beautiful paintings. During the class we will paint a moored rowing boat peacefully bobbing on the glistening water.
The class includes a narrated video with real-time demonstrations, as well as a PDF handout with all the reference material you need. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, you will learn something new in this class.
During the class you will learn:
How to choose colors and mix paints to create the illusion of light and movement.
How to apply brushstrokes to create a sense of depth and atmosphere.
How to paint impressionistic water reflections.
How to paint the boat with light reflecting off it’s sides
How to paint an old weathered jetty
How to paint impressionistic water reflections
What are you waiting for? Sign up today and start painting like the old masters!
For the class you will need:
18″x14″ (46cmx36cm) Canvas
Burnt Sienna acrylic paint
These oil paints: Titanium White, French Ultramarine, Paynes Grey, Burnt Sienna, Pthalo Blue, Sap Green, Cadmium Yellow, Raw Umber
Painting medium
1″ (2.5cm) Hardware brush
3/4″ (2cm) Soft Flat brush
1/2″ (1.5cm) Dagger brush
1/8″ (5mm) Soft filbert brush
$9.00
2 reviews for Paint a Moored Boat in Oil
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rod t. (verified owner) –
still a work in progress and loving every minute!
Morton Litwack (verified owner) –
I loved getting back to Oil–however, due to my very old age, my hands are not as steady as they used to be and my painting of the boat became sloppy. Nevertheless, I still enjoy the classes and will sign up for sketching classes in the future. Sketching is easier for me as the pressure on the pencils and pens needed to sketch, steady my hands
Thank you Nolan