How to paint waterfall / Yellowstone Park / palette knife

This video shows how I approached oil painting Firehole Falls in Yellowstone National Park USA. I combined lots of brushwork and palette knife using my landscape palette of oil colors. Subject matter includes water, rocks, trees, waterfall. Subscribe if you like this video and to see more art and painting videos in the future. Visit michaelpintar.com to see other artwork. Direct comments or questions about this painting can be sent to [e-mail].
This painting is available for sale as of Feb 1, 2022
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[@mendyhand3895]

👍🙏🏻🖌👩🏻‍🎨

[@crazylady4275]

Beautiful!

[@paintingsbypintar]

Thank you so much. I almost missed seeing this waterfall. So glad I didn't. While I like the painting nothing matches being there in person.

[@i.p.artblog1300]

Very beautiful colors. Nice tutorial. I am painting also. Have a look if you like. 😉🎨

[@pleromicpastry5445]

At first I thought you were going to push the blue-violet, red-orange and yellow-green triad but you did a great job neutralizing and interweaving them. Well done!

[@zoraidelelis4958]

Maravilha ! Uma da melhores águ as e queda d'água que já vi sendo feita. Parabéns. !

[@DennisTysonPleinAir]

Hey Michael! That palette knife really paid some dividends! Awesome whitewater!

[@paintingsbypintar]

It really has become my secret weapon/tool for achieving results

[@marcoalbuquerque2768]

Que aula maravilhosa obrigado.

[@ArtsCore]

Wow! This is amazing!!

[@paintingsbypintar]

Thanks

[@marylouniebrugge9174]

Do you use turpentine as your medium with trees and everything?

[@paintingsbypintar]

Hi- I've been trying rectified turp only for the initial sketch/block in. It dries very fast. From there I don't typically use any mediums, just OMS for cleaning brushes which leaves them damp as I continue painting. Thanks for watching