How to Paint the Ocean Step by Step Tutorial

[@susanakers6166]

Fantastic tutorial, I learned a lot!

[@ArtStudioLife]

So glad to hear that! Thank you!

[@annaliewesson2889]

Elizabeth, you are the best teacher. I learned so much from you, applying the fundamentals and colour mixing tutorials. Thank you!!

[@ArtStudioLife]

Thank you for your kind words and for sharing! Am so very glad that my fundamentals and color mixing tutorials are helpful.

[@marygraham2155]

First time watching you . Wonderful information and demonstration. Thank You

[@ArtStudioLife]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@lynnpadwe4027]

Excellent tutorial. Kind thanks,

[@ArtStudioLife]

Very glad you enjoyed, thank you for sharing!

[@kathleenhartman2201]

I loved this video Elisabeth. It really helped me very much and especially the mix of colors you used as well as you showing your painting process and thoughts as to how and why you are doing it. Thank you so much!!

[@ArtStudioLife]

So glad that this video was very helpful! Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@lindasims4573]

First time watching your tutorial video, painting landscapes. I enjoyed your instructions very much. I will try to use as soon as possible. Thank you very much.

[@ArtStudioLife]

Apologies for my delayed reply. I am very glad to hear that you enjoyed!

[@juststartingover2735]

You paced this so nicely and did not add a lot of excess “chatter” while working as so many KZbin artists do, which I find so distracting. Your techniques look so doable for beginners. Thank you! I am new to your channel and look forward to viewing all your demonstrations.

[@ArtStudioLife]

Thank you so much for your kind words - I am glad that this video was so helpful!

[@edithspencer3064]

Thanks so much! You are so generous. I really enjoy your lessons and learn a lot from you.

[@ArtStudioLife]

You are very welcome Edith. Thank you - so happy to hear the lessons are helping you!

[@valarieramirez57]

Thank you! I love the way you paced yourself with explaining each part of the landscape and the mixture of colors needed to create the ocean and sky. I will continue to follow you.

[@ArtStudioLife]

Hello Valerie, I am glad to hear that the pacing was helpful. Thank you for following along!

[@martimajor4766]

I love a well taught lesson, and you are so precious as you are a woman. Men have dominated the art scene so long!

[@ArtStudioLife]

Thank you so much Marti for your kind words 🙏 I appreciate it!

[@Rosalinda7seven7]

Thank you! You stated & displayed the fundamentals so clearly. I’m going to try this soon.

[@ArtStudioLife]

Happy to hear that Linda! Thank you for sharing :)

[@CatWezel66]

Thanks for sharing all your knowledge to us 😁💝 Do you ever use any kind of medium to the paint?

[@ArtStudioLife]

You are so welcome! It is a pleasure for me to get to share knowledge in such a way on youtube. I sometimes use linseed oil if my oil paint is a little stiff. I rarely use turpenoid though - just in the very beginning stage of a painting to lay down the imprimatura and or underpainting sketch.

[@lisabaird1887]

I love this video…so helpful…from suggesting to reuse canvas to color temp discussion. I do have a question…why use a small brush? I would tend to use a larger brush for quicker coverage on the first layer.

[@ArtStudioLife]

Very glad that you enjoyed! I used a smaller brush here as I was working in smaller bands of color. A larger brush could have been more helpful at times - but think I did not have one with me at the time! ;)

[@schaney7891]

Is the paint watercolor or acrylic? I enjoy watching

[@ArtStudioLife]

Hi! This is done in oil paints :) Glad that you enjoyed!

[@manalfayezvaleyofvision6466]

Thank you, is it oil colour?

[@ArtStudioLife]

You are welcome, yes it is oil paints

[@621Donovan]

What type or kind paint are you using

[@ArtStudioLife]

Am using artist grade oil paint - a mix of Williamsburg oil paints and Utrecht oil paints.

[@lisabaird1887]

I can’t catch the name of the white you like to use to reduce pasty color.

[@ArtStudioLife]

Apologies for the delayed response. The white is called cremnitz white :)