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Oil Painting Landscapes for Beginners
283 CQ
30 Lessons
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10 CQ
In this lesson, continue working on your dark sea painting, adding gradations of blue, dark gray clouds, and fluffy white clouds in a glowing sky.
with Darrell Crow StudiosIn this lesson, continue working on your dark sea painting, adding gradations of blue, dark gray clouds, and fluffy white clouds in a glowing sky.
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10 CQ
In this lesson, learn how to fill in the foreground of your seascape oil painting with rough waves, sea foam, and a reflection of the moon’s glow in the water.
with Darrell Crow StudiosIn this lesson, learn how to fill in the foreground of your seascape oil painting with rough waves, sea foam, and a reflection of the moon’s glow in the water.
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7 CQ
Paint a large wave crest and other details in your night sea oil painting. Learn to mix oil paints and add colorful highlights to make the sea come to life!
with Darrell Crow StudiosPaint a large wave crest and other details in your night sea oil painting. Learn to mix oil paints and add colorful highlights to make the sea come to life!
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12 CQ
In this lesson, add more detail to your night seascape oil painting. Learn painting techniques to highlight the frothy wave crests and glowing, moonlit sea.
with Darrell Crow StudiosIn this lesson, add more detail to your night seascape oil painting. Learn painting techniques to highlight the frothy wave crests and glowing, moonlit sea.
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14 CQ
Add the finishing touches to your sea painting, including seagulls in the distance, rocks in the foreground, and extra definition to the moon!
with Darrell Crow StudiosAdd the finishing touches to your sea painting, including seagulls in the distance, rocks in the foreground, and extra definition to the moon!
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