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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beautiful awesome
+qadar tirmizi thank you
John, your technique for painting clouds produces some of the most beautiful that I have ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing.
+Marilyn Harrison you're welcome... thank you for compliments.. 🙂
Galing mo pre...painting made easy! Dami ko Na yata nadownload SA mga tutorial mo.
+jun alonzo maraming salamat pre... pinta lang ng pinta... 🙂
These are the best looking clouds I've ever seen.
Why do you sound like a robot?
paano nyo po yan nagawa? yung mga light colors po kasi nahihirapan po ako eh
+Micah Palsimon add mo lang ng white para maging light yung kulay... o kaya sa clouds lagay mo lang directly yong white...
Mesmerizing! Thank you!
+Colleen M you're welcome... thanks for watching.
Brilliant
+Susan Graham thank you
John those clouds are beautiful..and your information is so very well stated..the brush in hand is magical...hope to see more of your tutorials..I will share them..wishing you success...thanks so much..your tips on trying a few Times is so true and very important for beginners to understand..."don't give up," again great tips..
+gigiscottos you're welcome.. and thank you for compliments. that's very kind. The time when I was still starting to paint. I need to do it for a few times before I saw some little improvements on my work. Yeah "don't give up" word is the key to succeed. again thank you... 🙂
Beautiful can this be achieved on oils?
+Luis Guerrero thank you.. yes it can be...
WOW!!!!!!!NICE.....
+D “Kreativa” Rivera thanks
Amazing!
Thank you so much.
+Mitzi Livingston you're welcome... thank you
Awesome
+Pingali Sivasehubabu thank you
Thank you,I just discoverd you as an artist and i love what u do and how u explain.Theirs isalote of your techniques that i try and suceed.Again thank you for sharing your talent take care care
+normand jr Landry You're welcome... thanks for watching.. 🙂 take care too.
Which brush was used to paint the white highlights on clouds?
+GM Jo I used medium flat brush and pointed round brush for smaller details.
Gosto muito.Artista de boa qualidade.maravilhoso efeito final.
+Fausto Ferreira
obrigado
Maganda ang gawa mo, po.Nanonood ako kasi gusto ko marunong magpinta smoke.Talaga admire ko ang ginawa mo sa clouds nyo!
+picnicMode maraming salamat po.. 🙂
holy crab what realistic clouds!
+Namlha Pangri Thank you so much!
What?! That's craziness! Wow! Incredible! Don't think I could ever do that. Think I'll stick to writing...lol. 🙂
+Nicole Lynn St. Jean thank you... You can do it also.. As long as you have the will practice... 🙂
Hi John,I just came across you acrylic tutorials which are excellent, thank you so much for putting them on.
Would you be good enough to tell me if you prepare your canvases and if so what with and when painting your clouds are you painting wet into wet?
Thanks very much Ian
+ian shovlin You're welcome Ian.. 🙂
great John thank you very much Ian
+ian shovlin you're welcome... yes I prepare my canvas by adding 3 coats of primer and smooth it with sand paper... this one I painted on a thick cardboard. its not wet on wet because acrylics dries quickly and its really hot here in my town.