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30 Easy Stepsby ~joereimer

Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Traditional Art / Painting

These are the steps for South For The Winter. I don't actually think they are easy to follow steps... the title is kind of a joke. I was a little hesitant to put this as a tutorial, but I guess perhaps someone could learn something from it. I just thought it would be interesting to show the process I use to paint. I definitely don't think this is the best way to paint, but hey, it works for me!

If you are interested in purchasing this piece, or other pieces, check out my website: boundlesscanvas.com

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*Mushroom-kat Nov 23, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

eventually I want to try this

not quite there yet

~Cooldudenibb Apr 1, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Heeheehee the tree's leaves look like bacon!

I love this, by the way.

!Aikimoon Mar 15, 2009

Did you use any retarding medium or thickening gel to get the wet-on-wet and impasto effects or did you just go like a whippet with an arseful of dynamite?

~joereimer Mar 15, 2009

I just use an acrylic matte gel to thicken up the paints. With some of my other paintings I paint the gel by itself on certain areas that I want to have a lot of texture, let it dry, and then paint over.

!Aikimoon Mar 16, 2009

Thanks for letting me know, that's a big help.

~Akairose Aug 26, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

I like process you used for this. And i think i understand how you did it.Thank you for this, hopefully i could use it to my advantage ( maybe i learned something) How long did you wait between layers ?

~joereimer Aug 26, 2008

Thanks... glad you've found it informative. The layers were done right after each other... basically the time it took to take the pictures was it.

~Akairose Aug 27, 2008 Hobbyist General Artist

cool.

~brambrubi Aug 19, 2008

Thank you for the tutorial.

~Damostoaster Aug 1, 2008 Professional Traditional Artist

I've been looking to free up my style a bit and wasn't sure how to start but now I have some idea. Thanks alot mate

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