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post 1623983001 11-29-2020, 07:26 AM
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Weekend OIL PAINTING for my Sunday morning brahs - Winter themed

I've been meaning to paint this one for a while and finally pulled the trigger this weekend. This one is going to be a Christmas present for my parents.

This is not an original, but my attempt at recreating a Bob Ross painting from The Joy of Painting. It had been a while since I followed along to an episode again. I've been creating originals since late summer. Overall, this went really smoothly and it was a lot of fun and really relaxing. Took me 3 hours from start to finish. A nice way to spend an afternoon.

Here it is in 2 different types of lighting - natural, and with the room lights on. The idea was that the scene would inhabit a blue vignette of sorts.





I may also come across as a broken record when I say this, but I've only been painting for a little under 2 years now with 0 prior art experience. If you've ever had even the slightest desire to try painting, please let this thread be your motivator. Youcanabsolutely do it if you dedicate yourself a bit.

Let Bob's words guide your hands:

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post 1623983821 11-29-2020, 07:42 AM
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thick solid tight, top looks better, warm light ones a bit gloomy

still blows my mind how I can't get the layering right, always end up creating muck lol, final layers never stick to whats below

You should now start adding other stuff to differentiate from the bob ross style. like add an alien looking rock in the water, maybe add a floating apparition like in this pic here, completely changes the mood of the painting and would be kind of cool, just a suggestion



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post 1623983921 11-29-2020, 07:44 AM
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Mirin hard. We need more people like you to finally drive modern art back into the pits of Hell from which it originally emerged.
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Originally Posted By BloodFireDeath
thick solid tight, top looks better, warm light ones a bit gloomy

still blows my mind how I can't get the layering right, always end up creating muck lol, final layers never stick to whats below

You should now start adding other stuff to differentiate from the bob ross style. like add an alien looking rock in the water, maybe add a floating apparition like in this pic here, completely changes the mood of the painting and would be kind of cool, just a suggestion



Thin sticks to thick. It really takes a while to get those consistencies right. If you keep at it, you'll get it.

Love Burzum's covers. I recently painted a Halloween scene that was a bit different and more 'spooky.'
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post 1623984141 11-29-2020, 07:49 AM
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post 1623984231 11-29-2020, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted By MediaBlackout
Mirin hard. We need more people like you to finally drive modern art back into the pits of Hell from which it originally emerged.
Art is good for the soul srs
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post 1623984331 11-29-2020, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted By MediaBlackout
Mirin hard. We need more people like you to finally drive modern art back into the pits of Hell from which it originally emerged.
This - that's a beautiful painting. Realistic art gets way underrated. You've got definite talent.
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Originally Posted By NicaM
This - that's a beautiful painting. Realistic art gets way underrated. You've got definite talent.
Thanks! In the words of the wise Bob Ross - "talent is a pursued interest."
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Oil painting sketches me out with all of the constant exposure to solvents...I remember taking it in college and walking out of that studio lightheaded as fuk everyday
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Originally Posted By Jaltonto
Oil painting sketches me out with all of the constant exposure to solvents...I remember taking it in college and walking out of that studio lightheaded as fuk everyday
I'll admit, I've never actually looked into the health risks associated with the solvents. I use odourless solvent but it's still solvent, and I do stand over that schit breathing it in for 2 hours at a time.
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You should still mail me one so I can collab on it and send it back srs
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
I'll admit, I've never actually looked into the health risks associated with the solvents. I use odourless solvent but it's still solvent, and I do stand over that schit breathing it in for 2 hours at a time.
I always heard to just keep it at a distance and don't do that chit Bob Ross used to always do where you beat the devil out of your brush to clean it and throw all of the solvent into the air around you. Awesome hobby but it's some nasty stuff to be around a lot
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Originally Posted By Jaltonto
I always heard to just keep it at a distance and don't do that chit Bob Ross used to always do where you beat the devil out of your brush to clean it and throw all of the solvent into the air around you. Awesome hobby but it's some nasty stuff to be around a lot
What I've done is take a 5 gallon bucket, cover it with a garbage bag with a hole, and have a broken broom handle sticking out of it. I then maneuver my brushes through the bag hole and 'beat the devil out of it' on the broom handle. So it's all contained. After a while, I can pour the thinner in there into my main bucket, which is always capped off.
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Mirin your skills OP.
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Originally Posted By kimm4
I love your paintings just beautiful!
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Originally Posted By lnvictus
Do you use any instructional videos other than bob ross's? Something beginner friendly who does not know anything about drawing/painting?
The joy of painting is really beginner friendly. That's how I learned. I really recommend just following along with Bob. He's a great teacher.
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How do you recommend starting? Take any classes or something? Certain books or videos?

What materials are needed?

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I got something called the bob ross master paint kit off ebay for 80$. It comes with the brushes and colors necessary to paint the painting included on a dvd that's included in the box. I went to my local art store, got a nice canvas and a cheap easel, and that was it. Zero prior knowledge or experience and no theoretical background at all. I just followed along with Bob. It seems daunting at first but it's actually pretty smooth. Just watch a few episodes of the joy of painting and pay attention to what he says.

You cover your canvas in a thin, even coat of liquid white and then you just go for it. Add your sky color, try to paint your mountain with the knife, add some trees, etc. From that point onwards, I just picked episodes of the joy of painting that I wanted to try painting and that's how I go to where I am today. I think this was my 76th or 77th painting, somewhere around there. I tried to paint once a week during the weekend and each painting would take me around 2-3 hours to complete, start to finish.
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
What I've done is take a 5 gallon bucket, cover it with a garbage bag with a hole, and have a broken broom handle sticking out of it. I then maneuver my brushes through the bag hole and 'beat the devil out of it' on the broom handle. So it's all contained. After a while, I can pour the thinner in there into my main bucket, which is always capped off.
Also open windows and doors and keep fresh air ventilated.
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Originally Posted By backinthegymbro
Also open windows and doors and keep fresh air ventilated.
In the summer and fall this works great but not so much the winter. I have a HVAC system and the air is always circulating. I find the room itself doesn't really smell like solvent since I keep it contained in a lidded bucket.
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Nice brah, very whimsical
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Originally Posted By Jandels
Nice brah, very whimsical
Thanks brah. I guess that word does describe it quite nicely.
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
I'll admit, I've never actually looked into the health risks associated with the solvents. I use odourless solvent but it's still solvent, and I do stand over that schit breathing it in for 2 hours at a time.
Another serene piece, really nicely done. I like how the snow sits on the right tree, very simple but works perfectly.

Regarding solvents, I wouldn't worry about it nowadays. My grandfather was an oil painter his whole life and made a living out of it, he lived into his 90s and passed away in the early 2000s. Quality standards are better now so id be extremely surprised if its super toxic.
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It's very good, don't get me wrong, but the fact you can do this after just 2 years and no formal training and it be lauded so much just shows how far art has fallen.

I am actually reading this book at the moment. Would recommend, some of you may be interested.

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