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Acrylic Landscape Painting Lesson – Stairway to Flower Garden by JMLisondra

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  1. This is a *very beautiful* painting. I tried to do it – mine didn’t turn out as pretty and realistic looking as yours did! Am gonna try it again and again til I get it right because I absolutely *love* this painting. But, what you call an ” illusion of a forest ” actually looks like a very ” misty forest” in the background. You just do *wonders* on a canvas. Please keep your videos coming for us that explain how you paint the “whole” painting. I do appreciate your teaching us how to paint like you do!!! THANK YOU!!! And, as others have said – love your accent!!! 😉 One question though …I only have “Quinone (?) Rose for my red color. Do you think it would turn out “right” or do you recommend I get the red as you are using? AGAIN – I absolutely *LOVE* this painting and thank you again for sharing your techniques!!! ( I believe that the purple flower you painted is called a “Lavender” or a “Phlox.) I’m not sure, but, I think it is one of those..)the white may be either a “seeding” dandelion or baby’s breath. Like I said – I’m not sure if those are what they are, but, that’s what they look like to me, 🥰 Still, they’re beautiful, though!!!!)

    • Thank you so much for your advice. Am going to try my best at painting this tomorrow. Wish I knew how to send you a picture of it – especially if I “mess up” on it, so you could give me a few pointers if you wouldn’t mind doing so. Thank you again for sharing your “full – painting” techniques with us. You are such an inspiration to me!!!😉

    • hello Curtrice.. thank you very much for your comment. I really appreciate this. I never tried Quinone Rose as red but you can try to mix it with your blue and if it turns out beautiful purple then it must be similar near to brilliant red. Thanks again Curtrice, just keep learning and happy painting!

  2. Sir, you are really an amazing artist. I been watching your video like a month now. At first i really don’t have any interest in painting but now I am planning to make it a habit. You really inspire me to stay at home an paint instead of going out. Btw do you have any suggestion what types of brushes should i buy for beginners like me.?

  3. Pintas muy hermoso, gracias por indicar como pintar flores, para hacer un paisaje más alegré. Me ayudaste mucho, gracias

  4. I am learning with your videos right now, I just want to say thank you.

  5. Wawwwwwwwww

    • Emanfic

    • J’adore jaddddddddddddddddrrr

    • Bravo

    • Merci beaucoup

    • Jammnmnmnnnn

  6. EXCEPTIONAL 💛💙💜🌈💛💙💛

  7. Ypu’re so talented, you make it look so easy, This video is really helpful, I’ll try to paint one. =)

  8. Parabéns!!! 👏👏👏
    lindo demais!

  9. 😘💜👏🏿👍🙋‍♀️

  10. even bob ross who is the master has only 1 sometime 2 interruptions…sometimes none…you…over 10…sometimes two in a row…n they have to play out,can’t even skip them…really,come on….

    • What you mean interuptions?

  11. i can’t watch ur videos…too many interruptions…ur good…though…

  12. 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🌺🌺🌺🌺🍀🍀🍀🍀

  13. Just wonderful, I am going to try m y best to paint this picture

  14. Beautiful painting John! Now I have 3 paintings of yours to try. Can’t wait to get started. Sharon from Sutton, Canada.

  15. Very good tutorial 👍

  16. I had tried it and the result is awesome

  17. Thank you for sharing watching from Finland..

  18. Its stupendous👍👍👍

    • que bonito tutorial me encanta esta bellísimo Gracias por compartir esta hermoso Gracias bendiciones saludos

  19. You totally inspire me to do this beautiful painting. Thank you

    • thank you Theresa :)

  20. Beautiful thank you so much for sharing your talent am going to try doing this painting

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