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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Beautiful painting and a great tutorial.. thank you so much...
So beautiful!
What a beautiful painting. I do enjoy watching the painting become so realistic as you work.
sei bravissimo!
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Hi! Truly ur admirer....the way u paint....i jus love it....thanks for all the tutorials...cause i ve also started painting watching ur videos ...Thanks...onesuggestion...could u pls paint water lilies
Awesome painting and instructions, you need to have some chicken stew! LOL! I hear your roster!wonderful display of layers!
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Wonderfull painting !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LIKE !!!!!!!!!!!!! +++++++++++++++
Absolutely stunning, loved your tutorial, great John. 😘👏👏👏👏👏🇬🇧😘😘😘
its ok to use oil paint?
Authentic and so lifelike. Almost like the window looking into the secret garden. AWESOME TOTALLY AWESOME AS USUAL 😀😀😃😃😃
Great work like always 👍👍👍👍
why you are not posting a time elapsed versions anymore?
Thank you.. Planning to bring back timelapses... I actually posted some on my facebook page.
John that is so beautiful love your work
What manufacture makes your short no.7 flat brush having trouble finding one
A painting I get to use my stucco on! Pretty excited 🙂
Beautiful painting John !!! Thank you !!!
I love this painting and your technique/thought process. My gesso is so thin compared to yours. I'm thinking maybe I could add some texture paste or if I don't have it.....maybe spackle or even plaster of paris to thicken it. Is this something you might recommend?