HOW TO PAINT Old Brick House Window with Flowers using Palette Knife in Acrylics
Acrylic painting tutorial using palette knife on how to paint old brick house window with flowers in a step by step easy and basic painting tutorial. In this tutorial you will learn on how to add textures on your painting using gesso and palette knife. Please don't forget to hit like, add some comments and subscribe for more videos.
Acrylic Paint Colors:
Titanium white
Phthalo Blue / Ultramarine Blue / Primary Blue
Brilliant Red / Primary Red / Cadmium Red
Medium Yellow / Primary Yellow
Raw Umber / Burnt Umber / Burnt Sienna
Brushes:
Number 12 Nylon Flat Brush (Long Handle)
Number 8 Nylon Flat Brush (Long Handle)
Number 7 Nylon Flat Brush (Short Handle)
Number 3 Nylon Flat Brush (Short Handle)
Number 0 Nylon Liner Brush or Round Brush
or No. 1, 00, 000 (Short Handle)
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171 comments on “HOW TO PAINT Old Brick House Window with Flowers using Palette Knife in Acrylics”
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GOD bless you John , thank you for sharing !
It's wonderful how you build up the contrast colors to give illusions . Can u please show how to paint a wooden door?
what a beautiful painting John, you are so talented.
Y LOS SUBTITULOS..EN ESPAÑOL...PROFE......LO RECUERDA.....?...UD. LO PROMETIO.....HACE MAS DE UN AÑO...!!!
you are amazing and so helpful.. I think if I can learn with primary's. Then maybe I wont get so frustrated. I am a beginner and sometimes I get caught up in all the different colors.. Thank you for keeping it simpler and amazing...
you are welcome friend 🙂
You are so talented! And such great teaching videos! 👏🏼👏🏼 Thank you!
Very beautiful painting... But the image of your camera at right is a Little bit greenish..
👉👽👈
wow and rewow!
So very beautiful!! Thank you so much.. I especially like the rooster I hear in your background,,brings back memories of my childhood:)
thank you Tina... we have plenty of roosters specially from neighbors.. 🙂
This is such a breathtaking beautiful painting! It looks so realistic! The gesso you used to make the little brick textures, did you use a texture gesso? I want to paint this!!!! God is good. Thank you john
hi my name is marla e-mail is CINNAMONFLAVOR1@YAHOO.COM
what brand of gesso did you use for the wall....your gesso looked thick
thank you Marla.. i used grumbacher gesso
So lovely! Very detailed.
Wonderful! thank you. Just what I need to learn....an old crumbling wall for a still life. Love the rooster crowing in the background:)
thank you R R 🙂
Very very very niiiiice💓😗👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌💪
Thank you... i learned alot ... and i think iwill try it
Once again, Magnificent!
John Magne Orbita Lisondra nice one 😉
This is an excellent video, and that painting is awesome! Your painting style is very reminiscent of Eyvind Earle's work in terms of how he layered his paintings, particularly with trees and plants. Thanks for posting! Hope to see more from you soon! (:
i cannnnnt wait to do this one,,,, loved the rooster in the back hehe
I love watching you paint, you explain so well