Fields in Greens and Blues, Step by step landscape painting tutorial
November 8, 2011 2019-02-06 13:46Fields in Greens and Blues, Step by step landscape painting tutorial
Fields in Greens and Blues, Step by step landscape painting tutorial
This is a landscape mixed media painting, on canvas, inspired by the pictures I took on my last trip to France. You can see those pictures by clicking on the image below on the FlickR set:
Fields in Greens and Blues, mixed media landscape painting tutorial
On a 24 x 24 inches canvas, I start with a yellow acrylic under painting, and am drawing a rough outline of my landscape.
I start with some washes of green acrylic that I spray with water.
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Then I start applying layers of acrylic..
I work by layers adding more and more details to the painting.
Then I start to add some layers of liquid acrylic with lots of water, I sometimes spray with alcohol
Here some yellow liquid acrylic on the fields.
I also add some pastels when the paint is dried to try different colors on the painting.
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When I am done with the pastels I spray some fixative to be able to work with acrylics again.
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I continue adding more layers of acrylic.
Adding more complexity to the painting, motifs in the fields, more colors…
Comments (6)
lesliepaints
I like that you continue to share your process, Sandrine. Layer upon layer brings out the fullness that you, somehow achieve with your acrylic paintings. I like all the variations of shapes in this one.
Sandrine Pelissier
Thanks Leslie 🙂
siggiofmaine
Thank you for the tutorial…love it.
Peace,
Siggi in Downeast Maine
Sandrine Pelissier
Thanks Siggi, I am glad you liked it 🙂
Beth Parker
This painting is GORGEOUS!! I love the hints of red and orange!! WOW!
Sandrine Pelissier
Thanks Beth!!