How to Paint Clouds in Acrylic - Instructional Painting Lesson by JM Lisondra
Instruction video lesson on how to paint clouds using acrylic. Learn how to paint by watching this video tutorial. In 20 minutes you can create realistic clouds on canvas.
Other cloud painting tutorials:
https://youtu.be/pybZHR46IZk
https://youtu.be/xmSUiwSWNo8
https://youtu.be/YKIjRfIwbcY
https://youtu.be/3UhHBVNe2gs
You can watch the time-lapse version of this video at https://youtu.be/Z4u7JnqbjqU
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Your work is phenomenal! Keep up the great work, thank you for sharing! :)
Excellent lesson. Thank you.
Very helpful. Can you show how to do beach sand? I would love to get tips from you about that
Yes I can do that Luis.. I will try in the future..
It was amazing thank you. It would be nice if you could show the pallet for better recognition of the colors.
Thanks
thank you Mahya... Sorry about it.. This was one of my first videos.. and still experimenting... now I am showing my palette on my new videos
where are you from jhon?
Me too! I'm so proud of you kabayan! Can u paint a swan or golden fish? Tnx!
i am from Philippines
Hi ! Great paintings! Is there in the upper tooltip is a little pink? A most clear space clouds have a little bit of yellow?? Greetings from Warsaw
hello Hanna... It's actually blueish gray. You can actually add a little bit of yellow to make it like sunset clouds... But it's still up to you to experiment.
Great tutorial - The only drawback was that it was using a computer generated animation voice instead of the voice of a real person.
@allen voss This isn't just directed at you but to all those complaining, as well - Use the closed-captioning feature if you are too petty appreciate that he took the time to upload this very useful tutorial. As another person mentioned, there are a lot of accents and using a generic computer voice can reach a wider audience. Also, a person may be having probems themselves, perhaps a cold or seasonal allergy that can muddy their speaking voice, and choose to use a computer-generated voice or close-captioning, or both. I can't believe how rude people are.
@Art of John Magne Lisondra John please do a lesson of a cloudscape...puffy pink clouds with various hues of pink...or any color..
Also...a cloudscape of just thunder clouds ...storm clouds...
Please consider this John...your voice is much better and don't like using black paint. Also...your clouds now are much better....
Have a look of pics for clouds...please do a cloudscape...
Anonymous teaching how to paint . 😮
@Art of John Magne Lisondra Im glad that you use your own voice now, its a million times better! Amazing channel thank you for all of your content 🙌🙌🙌
There are so many accents in the world and in the U.S. alone. A person from Nevada could have great difficulty understanding a tutorial from someone in Louisiana. I think the computer voice was a considerate thing to do. Also very informative and thorough explanation for how you accomplished such an amazing painting. You are an awesome artist... I am a graphite artist myself and I find that clouds and any other form of water is very difficult to recreate realistically. So, good job!
Thanks.
This is a really great video but holy snoozefest. Please change the narration!
Art of John Magne Lisondra, I to apologize for my earlier post, your art is beautiful,and so what if the monotone is funky? Be confident in who you are,dont doubt yourself for one second...
John magne Lisondra In whatever case, it was rude for me to put it like that, I could have been much more civil. I apologize, I don't always think before I say (or write) something. Despite the narration the video was great. I'm glad you've continued to make videos I look forward to watching them.
Sorry about that Samantha... this was my first video and I was not confident in using my own voice... On my new videos I already use my voice..
Wonderful, thank you
you're welcome Regina.. Thank you
muy bien
I am watching your video with my grandson..and he goes..."wish I can paint as good as he does!".. You hands are amazing! Thanks for the tutorial. And you are right, painting needs a lot of patience..and a lot of talent.
you're welcome Polly... He can even be better than me... :) thank you very much... :)
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Fantastic!
Thank you for sharing this ....Thanks to video my daughter is painting for the competition!☺😊
Antes de dormirme...tengo que mirar un video tuyo...eres mi maestro preferido....y gratis!,,...dios te lo pague..
Muchas gracias Adreana ... que hizo que mi día. :)
water-based acrylic?
John magne Lisondra ,thanks u so much, ur video helps me a lot, now I can make natural clouds.
+Spike NoLee thank you
John magne Lisondra this looks great.
this is so beautiful I only saw it once and l can make it perfectly and I'm only 12
So am I
Him being 12 is a good representation of how excellently executed this tutorial is.
looooool who tf cares if ur 12
that's good... thank you
The sky is expanding!
thank you!!
What a extremely well put together and beautiful tutorial definitely getting a sub from me best tutorial ive seen in a long time
thank you very much Jonah