Acrylic Landscape Fine Arts I. Landscape: a picture or photograph representing natural inland or...

Acrylic LandscapeFine Arts I

Landscape:a picture or photograph representing natural inland or

coastal scenery.

Vincent Van GoghBorn: March 30, 1853 Died: July 29, 1890

Dutch Post-Impressionist painter

Had very close relationship with his brother, Theo.

Suffered from anxiety and mental illness.

Died at the age of 37 from a supposed self-inflicted gunshot wound.

How to Paint a Landscape

First:First- Find a clear, simple landscape image with a

clear background, middle ground and foreground.

Background

Middle ground

Foreground

Second:Second – Sketch your

image on regular paper for and color it in colored pencil for practice.

Work out all “issues” now. Shape and size are important!

Then, draw it on your canvas.

Third: Set up your palette.

Take only the paint you’ll use in this sitting.

Leave blank space in the middle for mixing.

Put your paint on the outter edges, in order of the spectrum.

ROYGBIV.

Fourth:Four – “Block in” your color. Find all the “local”

colors and put them down.

Fifth:Five – Begin adding detail to the background

using different brushes and techniques.

Brushes

Technique

Sixth:Six – Begin using technique to add detail and

make your painting more realistic.

Technique

Seventh:Seven – Continue adding detail using various

techniques to the middle ground and foreground. Consider all details.

Finished!

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Things To Remember:

Paint what you SEE, not what you THINK you see.

Work in layers.

Use different brushes.

Look at your work from a distance.

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