Portrait painting tutorial on how to paint a portrait using acrylic in step by step painting tutorial. The subject is the legendary artist Bob Ross. Who is famous in his landscape paintings on TV. This tutorial is a tribute to his goodness in art and being inspirations to anyone. You can try to paint him by following my method, although I messed up at first in the drawing stage but still manage to make it a little better at the final stage. If you want a traceable, just ask me and I will provide. Thank you and please hit like, add some comments and subscribe for more videos.
There are no mistakes, only happy accidents – Bob Ross
Bob Ross Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/BobRossInc
Subscribe for more videos in the future: http://www.youtube.com/user/artjomalis?sub_confirmation=1
Thank you for watching!
View the traceable, reference photo with grid lines here
http://www.jmlisondra.com/blog/v/Reference_photo_traceable_and_graphed_of_Acrylic_Portrait_Painting_of_Bob_Ross
Recommended Art Materials: http://www.jmlisondra.com/blog/v/Recommended_Art_Materials_Availabe_at_Amazon
Become my Patron: https://www.patreon.com/jmlisondra
Website: www.jmlisondra.com
FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/jmlisondraArts
FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/paintwithJMLisondra
Twitter: https://twitter.com/artjoma
G+: https://plus.google.com/+JohnmagneLisondra
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artjomalis/
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jmlisondra
Email: magnean18@gmail.com
Donate: https://www.paypal.me/jmlisondra
Background Music:
Prelude No. 23 by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/preludes/
Artist: http://chriszabriskie.com/
Intro Template: https://www.youtube.com/user/IntrosYou
#bobross #bobrosspainting #paintingofbobross #happypainting #bobrosstutorial #island in the wilderness




mzsgthom says:
This is great! I cant wait to try! Really great tutorial
jose Gomez says:
Nice
G I says:
thank you!!!
G I says:
thank you!!!!!
Cary Revels says:
You made it look easy. Amazing talent you have thanks for sharing….
lászlóné csulits says:
nagyon klassz lett! gratulálok!
byebye Mihai says:
The colors don’t seem to be acrylics. They look a lot like oils, the texture and the smoothness, the blending. And for that painting, if you used acrylics you would need a lot more paint than that…
Art of John Magne Lisondra says:
thank you for your observation but honestly it’s acrylic, that’s why I spray a lot of water to make it wet and easier to blend. This would be a lot smoother if I used oils…
ThangTattoo says:
Đẹp quá đi thôi 👏👏👏👏👏
Lisa Longo says:
your videos are some of my favorites. Thank you for sharing them
Lorraine Birks says:
Great painting of a great man . I am sure he would have appreciated you doing his portrait.Love your paintings John 👍
Buen Josef Andrade says:
I bet Bob Ross is your main influence John. I’m really delighted by your videos.
Heerah Youvraj says:
I love no speed up videos. It’s way more understandable. I love step by step procedure
Art of John Magne Lisondra says:
thank you Heerah :)
michel richard says:
Bravo
Todd Cox says:
Very nice job. I enjoy your videos. Thanks for creating them. God bless!
Art of John Magne Lisondra says:
you’re very welcome and thank you Todd.. God bless you too
Juliana L says:
WOW. this is so beautiful :””) i love bob ross!!
Jagdish Dubey says:
Very useful,probably to all viewers and particularly to me.
Nancy kane says:
Wonderful tribute!
Waqaq Nadeem says:
Outstanding jm
Sofia Celeste says:
OH, que grandioso, pintaste al gran Bob Ross 👏👏👏👏👏
Chris Reynolds says:
Fantastic. Will be using this tutorial to try to improve my own attempts. One thing puzzles me. How do you keep such small amounts of acrylic paint wet? Exposed to air normally mine would have dried out. Also, are you continually misting canvass in order to assist with blending? Thanks. Anne.
Art of John Magne Lisondra says:
thank you Anne.. I keep small amounts to used it before it dried out. You can mist it with water or use water spray to keep it wet.. yes I keep misting the canvas if needed for a better blending..