Acrylic Landscape Painting Tutorial Autumn Houses Near the River in Basic Step by Step
Acrylic painting techniques and tutorial for beginners. In this tutorial you will learn on how to paint a simple landscape painting with a river and houses nearby. You can also paint a birch tree with yellowish leaves. You can also learn on how to paint an autumn landscape. This is a full 1 hour step by step instructional painting tutorial using acrylic. Please hit like add some comments and subscribe for more...
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114 comments on “Acrylic Landscape Painting Tutorial Autumn Houses Near the River in Basic Step by Step”
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Wonderful painting. It takes the viewer 'into' the scenery.
It's great painting
really we are enjoying watching you jhon.
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❤️❤️❤️
Thank you John i learn a lot from you👍👏👏👏
You do beautiful work.How do you keep the paint from drying too soon when I try my paint is dry on the pallet Any suggestions. What is the name of your paint? Thank for your comments
thank you.. just use little amount of paints so that you can use it all before it dries... I used liquitex basics and reeves acrylics..
MAESTRO Y EL IDIOMA ESPAÑOL...?
veuiller traduire en francais et merci
besoin de trouver quelqu'un qui peut le faire .. merci
Wow it's a beautiful painting and thanks for a detailed tutorial..even a beginner can paint following your video. I have done a few paintings..it's my hobby. I'm very eager to try this one...i also have a suggestion.it would be great if the brush details are displayed on the screen while you paint. thanks
thank you Mani... yes I put the brush names at the beginning of the video..
Wonderful painting
Any one knows where is John 's home/ beautiful work
I am from the Philippines 🙂
LOVE your work!!!
thank you Barbara 🙂
com uma musica de fundo seria melhor não precisa falar durante
perfect scenery, love it John. thank you
Día a día veo tu forma tan espectacular de pintar .te admiro mucho...me encantan tus vídeos
muchas gracias Javier 🙂
Dios bendiga eternamente el arte
gracias Javier
...it z really awesome...i m a failed one..from my childhood it was my desire to paint everything by my own i painted many but they are vry far far from urs ...now im married girl but still ds passion z making me restless all time...wn i see ur tutorials i get relaxed but i m not able to follow u...i not only see them but i also download my fav ones n see them again wnever i feel sad abt my passion...u r really great teacher n it looks u r also a good human being...please share more and more tutorials so dt i continue to see which i cant do...thanks
thank you Wani... all you have to do is start painting to relieve sadness... 🙂
John I really love to learn from you ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for everyhing and please show us more!!
Jonh really impressive with tour painting, and specialy your Sense of humor.
thank you very much Katerina 🙂
Can I use oil paint instead of acrylic paint?
No, I am not. I am using Liquitex Basics and Reeves acrylics which are both student grade acrylics. Open acrylics are more fluid and have higher pigment value.
He's using the so-called open acrylics - long drying acrylics - which are essentially like oil paints.
Wwaaaooo...very very good.