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Acrylic Landscape Painting Lesson - How to Paint Sunset River and Reflections by JMLisondra
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Learn how to painting simple landscape sunset view with trees, forest, river and mountains. The basic components of a landscape view. Feel free to comment, hit like and subscribe.
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John Magne Lisondra is a self-taught artist from Philippines and a graduate of BS Computer Science from NORSU-G last 2007, which is slightly a different course. He started painting...
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your paintings are so peaceful 🙂 I feel like I am meditating when I paint with your tutorials 🙂 thanks for spreading happiness 🙂
abc d sis it possible for you to tell us which brush you switch to each time.
+abc d you're welcome.. i am glad my paintings makes someone happy.
In the painting why is the sky blue and then the mountains and then the sunset. I hope you understand what I mean.lol
It's because of what they call aerial perspective. An object will become lighter and more blueish when it is far from you.
you are such an awesome artist. I've learned a lot from you....
thank you very much Maricel...
John I love it! You're very talented. Thanks for teaching me how to paint. It's very therapeutic and the thing that I like is from your videos is I don't have to run to the store and get so many colors. My friends and family couldn't believe that I'm learning how to paint! This is my next painting. I just finished the gumamela. It wasn't very good but I think anyone can tell I painted a flower. Thanks again!
you're welcome Rose.. thank you very much! I am glad you are learning. Keep it up and have fun always..
you have inspired me to pick up a brush and get mixing. ive been an artist for a whole week now. you make it look way too easy... thank you for the tutorials...your paintings are perfect!
you're welcome.. thank you very much! Good luck and have fun painting.. 🙂
Magnificently beautiful............
John magne Lisondra nu
thank you Avril.
beautiful, great step by step tutorial, thanks for sharing, much appreciated
you're welcome Bryffanwi.. thank you very much!
Bravo....merci pour votre générosité et votre talent..
vous êtes les bienvenus .. merci pour la suite .
Exelente! great ! saludos desde Republica Dominicana .gracias!
de nada .. muchas gracias . Saludos a todos... 🙂
is my first time seeing your painting and this one look like a picture. And I saw the image on the other videos and they look so stunning! I will keep watching.
thank you very much! I enhance it on my newest videos...
John magne Lisondra ohh no, you don't have to. Is a minor problem, it didn't bother me at all, I heard you fine.
thank you very much! I would like to apologize for the low quality sound specially the voice over...
fabulous work John, I have subscribed!
thank you very and thanks for subscribing.. 🙂
ahh..nice.....tnx..for d uploading a video.....
wow! it's wonderful!
thank you Giovanna..
realy good!
Although a lot of work on that piece.. it is beautiful! Have you seen Bob Ross paint? He seemed to have easy painting with trees and mountains without sketching em. HE goes directly to his brush and paint the canvas. Great WOrk JM!
Thank you Carolyn.. Yes, I actually paint directly the trees without sketching on my serious works. This demo is to show that sketching and planning may help to visualize the outcome of a painting.
Great work!
Ecxellent paintings! You are very talented, John! I like your videos, and the Rooster too!
I wish You good luck!
thank you sir... the rooster are from my neighbor.
Brilliant paintings! Love your relaxed style. How do you stop the paints from drying too fast so that some can still be blended, especially on canvas? Thank you
+Gerard Fennell you're welcome... I dip the brush into the water every time it feels like drying. Thank you
Sorry, but can't hear you on this
John magne Lisondra ume. xxhknHgfNRW
I'm hearing impaired, and thank you for getting back to me
+Anna Kargus sorry about that... my older videos have lower voice quality... my new ones are better...
John. I like your art a lot. I tryed painting with acrylics but had lots of trouble with the paint drying too soon. Can you sugest me the kind of pait you use. Thanks
+DINO IL CAGNOLINO Thank you.. I was just using common acrylic paints like Reeves, Grumbacher and Basics. If you feel like the paints are drying up just dip the tip your brush on water to make it wet. But not too wet, just enough to melt the paints.