美國畫家爆炸頭 (bob ross) 鮑伯·魯斯 油畫風景視頻教程大全集 更新中 p95 - s24-09

嗨,歡迎回來 今天很高興你能加入我們 因為今天是一個很特別的一天 你知道,經過幾年 透過電視的奇蹟 我能夠分享我的繪畫的喜悅 對數百萬人來說 今天我有機會 分享我的人生的喜悅 我今天有我兒子史蒂夫陪我 史蒂夫今天會是我們的嘉賓 過幾分鐘 他會教你做一個很棒的繪畫 史蒂夫,很高興有你陪我們 我告訴你 你做一個超級小的繪畫 我們還可以在水中加一點粉紅 但是 哇,那時候我們把水燒起來了 我們可以照顧一下 當我們回來的時候 用一個乾淨的2英尺刷子 把它們都攪拌均勻 小的X字 如果你用顏色壓得太用力 它會消失 它會變得比較柔軟 所以在天空上你做小的X字 然後在水中 一直攪拌 壓得很用力 OK 這樣就好了 天空和水中 我現在可以用粉筆 加一點液體白色 然後用一些厚度的鐵白色 主要是用厚度的 OK 然後到畫面上 再加一點雲 用筆尖的角度 把它壓進去 一點都不需要 然後我們用一個乾淨的刷子 把底層的部分攪拌 用一個大刷子 我通常會用大刷子攪拌 小的刷子 攪拌一些比較粗糙的東西 像是樹木 OK 輕輕地把整個雲壓上去 然後把它壓過去 嘗試要把最亮的位置 壓在上面 如果你想要 把一個雲壓在另一個地方 或許你只需要 把這塊放在這裡 然後把它壓下來 還在使用你的旋轉動作 或許這裡還有一點小的東西 OK 就在每個形狀的底下 把它旋轉 把頂部留下來 把整個雲壓上去 然後把它壓過去 OK 現在我們來做 背後的一些腳步 我會再用我的粉刷 來做這個 顏色會是 Alizarin Crimson 就把它攪拌在刷子上 再加一點Prussian Blue Prussian Blue是非常有力量的 再加一點 Titanium White 讓背後的顏色變得輕盈 這樣你就可以 做出一種 藍色的顏色 然後我們把這個 放在這裡 填滿一點 不要留下 一個直線的顏色 這裡也有一個曲線 隨你喜歡 然後就用你的大刷子 把底部的形狀壓下來 留下頂部 或許這裡有一點點 更深的粉紅 像是太陽 在底部 或者是 讓我看看 像這樣 然後 誰說 前面沒有一個 顏色更深的 再加一點 Alizarin Crimson 和藍色 OK 然後 可能這個 可以這樣壓下來 然後再往前壓 再次填滿 就像這樣 然後也壓在 底部 你也可以隨便 加一個色 可以在 一定的位置 填滿 還可以 填滿 And white all together So it's just the same color as you used before but with a little black in it Okay Right down here we've got a row of grassy type areas Leave a little mist in between this shape and your foothills That'll make them look further back Don't really have to pay a lot of attention to how you put the dark in on here It's all gonna be covered up anyway Okay and then I'll clean that one inch brush out And maybe we'll put a little bit of snow highlight on that Just with titanium white Tap it into the paint a little bit And then right up here Just touch it in All kinds of neat things happen It's just like little pieces of sparkly ice fog All over the grass and trees And don't just stop there, tap under it a little bit too That way it looks like it's going from light to dark And then reload and you can make another one Now maybe we want to take the big brush and pull a reflection out of that Just grab the bottom of it and pull right down You might have to add just a touch of your color Same foothill color Try to pull that straight down And then go across it with a clean dry brush Two inch If you get a hair in there you can just kind of flick it out sometimes Not a good idea to stick your fingers when you're painting this Now I suppose since our reflections are down so low We should have some pine trees up above Tap a little bit of crimson and blue together again With the midnight black And that does have a touch of white in it Okay come up here Maybe just touch in At the corner of the end brush Pop back and forth from the left to the right Kind of like a Z pattern You can make as many of these as you want But I'm probably only going to put Maybe five or seven This little guy right here is going to get covered up Because we're going to have a bigger tree Right over him probably Let's see And you can always clean your brush out And put a little highlight on it You can put a little highlight on those if you want It'll just be back into the titanium white Whatever fashion you put the trees in You want to highlight them the same way So press in like that And then come up there That way when it comes off your brush It doesn't come off in one big lump Sometimes it's more important What happens on those brushes On the palette than what happens With the brushes on the canvas And that highlight I'm just putting it On the right-hand side of the left-hand trees And right around the center Of the right-hand trees Let's see Maybe there's a little bit of that white grass Underneath those too Snow-covered grass You could even pull down A tiny white reflection into that And go across that real light Now that kind of looks like It's floating up in the sky So what we need to do Is put a little land into that And you can do that with your knife A little bit of black and alizarin together For some dark And I'll just run a little strip of land Right across there Nothing to that part As long as you don't get it too wide And then maybe back into A little bit of titanium white Splat it out flat Pull through it Get a nice roll on there And kind of pull across And that'll give you some snow There you go That looks kind of rough When you first do it So you might want to put a little grass On top of that Maybe a little liquid white And titanium together To get it to stick on top of that Remember thin paint sticks on thick Okay Just follow the angle of the land There we go Now it seems like Everything above the water Has to have that small reflection Let's go ahead and pull A land reflection too Try to get it straight down That also helps Straighten up the bottom edge of the land So that your water line Can go under it more evenly Saves you a lot of time A little bit of liquid white On the palette knife Wipe some of it off And get a little tiny roll on there Go up here And just push in Now try to keep this As straight as possible Because this is an icy lake And still water or still ice Always lies flat Maybe there's a couple out here too Something like that Now Who's to say We don't want to come in With a couple trees on the outside With just our plain old Prussian blue and alizarin crimson together And just tap in some big branches Doesn't have to be anything particular We're going to cover it all up With highlights anyway Okay Maybe over on this side There's something similar to that But not quite as big Now when you're going through snow It might be a little more difficult But just keep reloading that brush It'll go in there eventually And just keep brushing in Something like that Okay We probably need a reflection Of this piece of land Just like the one in the background Oh no we hit our ice line over there Look at that We'll have to make that go away Kind of an eraser made brush If you want to be Maybe there's a few sticks in those bushes These little V's And in those trees We probably want to plant a few branches With our liner brush And a little bit of that Purple color that we made before With the blue and the alizarin Probably should be pretty dark Lots of paint there Takes probably about five or six drops About Indian ink consistency Okay Let's see Here we got some branches Just coming right out of the tree I'm not really worried too much About what they look like Over here the same deal I get kind of carried away With these branches sometimes They're so fun to make That you just don't know when to stop with them I better stop now We can go in with some snow highlight On top of that Little bit of liquid white And titanium white together Push that brush into the paint Get some little tidbits of paint On the tips of the bristles there And that way they'll come off Sometimes you can almost Amaze yourself But if you have a happy accident That's no problem You can always go back And take something off Smash the dark color back in Start over again That's just like getting Two canvases worth of practice For the price of one I guess That's what I tell my students In painting class When they have to scrape something off Go back to the paper Those trees really change a lot Once you get those highlights in Sometimes a fast pace Is even better than a slow pace Things seem to come out better Unless you piddle on it If I stick around in one area I know I really end up with a mess Maybe we'll change the load To pulling through the paint Put the brush vertical See that heel on the brush? Now we'll flip that up to the top And push in there Real lightly And make some bushy shapes Now it's a little bit harder to separate When you're just using blue and white If you've got a lot of other colors It's a lot easier So take your time and save dark In between each bush Then we can pull that down with a clean 2-inch brush And go across it All I did was made upside down bushes In the water there Maybe down here Into this island We'll just have a little bit of regular snow Don't even need a shadow under it We've got enough right here Touch and pull That's all there is to it On that A little piece comes up like that too I've still got some paint on my liner brush I can flick a couple sticks in And then back to the 1-inch brush For a little bit of grass on the land Just trying to break up that top edge Now As with the piece of land in the background Into this one you're going to need a shoreline That was the liquid white again Just like that And then maybe I'll get a little crazier Down on this right-hand side Possibly just go into some pure midnight black If you can believe that one And just pop it right in there I get to a certain point in the painting And my bravery increases about 100% This is that point Because I know no matter what I do It's going to look At least halfway decent After you practice This style of painting for a while You learn all kinds of neat things Like any brush can really Replace the job of another one I could have done that with a 1-inch brush Or the fan brush More little Vs down here in my bushes And Some highlights again With the 1-inch brush Need a little bit of liquid white in that Thin sticks to thick And in a second here I'll show you how to do a big tree Who knows Maybe there's a touch of pink in a bush A little bit of crimson added to that It'll really help Hey Why not Maybe the sun hit just right that day Right on those bushes Well I think there's An oval under here somewhere Wow that changed it a little bit Didn't it Now what if we take the fan brush And come in with a big trunk Vandyke brown and midnight black I'm loading it up to a chisel edge And then I'm just going to pull Right down from about here Right off the top of the canvas Now that takes guts Which we have plenty of Right I always tell my students There's nothing we can't do Maybe a little bit of titanium white Just on the left hand side Pull in Just a little bit at a time And create a birch tree Yeah I always told dad It's my favorite type of tree He had a hard time Getting it through my head What to do on them though I always seem to push too hard It's kind of like the snow breaking on a mountain Lighter brush And a little bit of midnight black And we can throw in a couple Of dead branches Not too many though Just like that Extend your tops Looks like I got a little bit of blue in there That's okay though Since it's my world It can look like anything I want it to That's the way you should think about yours too This might be the only chance A person gets To play god Right here Cause we know we can never meet up To that job But this might be as close as you can get So why not I think that Just about does it Maybe a bush under that tree Just to close it off And I should probably put a John Henry on this one A little bit of bright red Just like dad used And there we go Well I want to thank everybody For joining the show today And I hope you had as good a time Painting this picture as I did Thank you