20 Minute Painting! Video 3 - Winter Sunrise in Oils

Anna demonstrates a quick 20 minute painting in oils, using a limited palette and featuring a vivid winter sunrise.
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Here’s my supply list for this painting, “Winter Sunrise”:
Colors used:
Cobalt Violet Hue (Sennelier) ➡️ bit.ly/3SdSUbm
Cadmium Red Light (Sennelier) ➡️ bit.ly/48iHWrO
Cadmium Orange (Rembrandt) ➡️ bit.ly/47o4nKT
Cadmium Yellow Light (Sennelier) ➡️ bit.ly/3TNp0x6
Ultramarine Blue (Michael Harding) ➡️ bit.ly/3THv6z0
Ivory Black (Sennelier) ➡️ bit.ly/47vveol
Titanium White (Michael Harding) ➡️ bit.ly/3S6KfIS
Brushes:
Rosemary and Co. Ivory Long Filbert Size 4
Trekell Legion 9100R Round Size 6
Gamsol ➡️: bit.ly/3hMzNCP
Canvas: 6x8 linen panel ➡️ bit.ly/48BloD3
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[@Dennis-Hare]

Perhaps we don't appreciate the fact that you are not only painting this in 20 minutes, but also explaining your process as well. This requires great multi-tasking abilities. Thank you!

[@AnnaRoseBain]

I appreciate you noticing that! Yes, painting and talking can be difficult! Just takes practice. :-)

[@sergiofernandez-ll9xt]

Really great idea to make 20 minutes series ❤ i am always frustrated when i see 2 hours tutorial, which takes me the whole day. 20 minutes is perfect

[@AnnaRoseBain]

So glad to hear it. I had the same thought. It’s hard to sit through a long tutorial!

[@foltz-art]

Stunning and bold painting 🎨 I like the limited color choices what an Amazing little sunny rise painting ✌️🎊🏞 🌅

[@AnnaRoseBain]

Thank you so much 😀

[@NormanCataractDoc]

Fantastic tutorial! I love the 20 minutes! Thank you!

[@cindyenglert.az51]

Thanks for this- loving in Arizona we have beautiful sunsets which I have never tried to paint. This has given me a push in that direction.

[@templereece7754]

Thank you! I think I've been afraid of painting too bright. Very helpful.

[@jaywon6749]

Just finished my painting. This series is awesome.

[@AnnaRoseBain]

That makes me so happy! :-) :-)

[@bleuvertetforetdepin7308]

this series is a future staple of the KZbin Art Game ! thank your for sharing .

[@AnnaRoseBain]

Thanks! I feel like 20 minutes is just enough. Any longer and people get bored. :-p

[@bleuvertetforetdepin7308]

@@AnnaRoseBain but people will also binge watch several episodes of an intense series like thoses 20 minutes challenges . you packed them with basic yet powerfull art advices , good for any medium .

[@petersenesac8102]

Hi just found you! Great demo. I already learned something. Add the bright colors to the sky first. I do sunrise on location and its hard to get it done and capture the colors as they happen. Great way to speed it up and keep it clean. I found cobalt v hue by Winton (Windsor Newton). On Jerry's. Its a mix of q red and diox violet and white. Senn. Is a mix of q red and manganese violet, which is rare, expensive, and toxic. There is probably a difference in intensity and hue between the two. You are right about diox v. Its strong and I've been wondering how I can use mine up so I'll experiment with a mix with q red . Sounds beautiful! And perfect for those purple morning clouds. Thanks !

[@AnnaRoseBain]

Thank you so much!

[@gatareina]

Anna- are the brushes to the left of your palette soaking in oil?

[@AnnaRoseBain]

Yes they are! I've just started doing this, and the brush tray is a design by one of my artist friends. They are soaking in safflower oil.

[@jaywon6749]

Are you using artist grade or cooking oil safflower oil??

[@AnnaRoseBain]

It's just organic oil from the grocery store@@jaywon6749. I rinse the brushes in Gamsol before resuming work.