I wanted to try the complementary color scheme and create this bright and colorful sunset seascape beach painting with cliffs. So I used the pair of prism violet and its complementary cadmium yellow, and crimson red and its complementary light olive green – that’s right, there is green in this painting, which we can’t even see now.
In this blog, let us learn to paint an easy sunset seascape acrylic painting step by step. Witnessing a gorgeous sunset sky always touches the deeper part of us, and painting it fills us with bliss. So in this tutorial, we will learn some easy techniques of blending the colors and paint a gorgeous orange …
Today, we’re embarking on an exciting adventure in abstract landscape painting. In this blog post, we’ll explore the breathtaking beauty of a sunset cliff seascape using a palette knife. Imagine standing at the edge of a majestic cliff, overlooking the vast expanse of the sea as the sun dips below the horizon. This abstract landscape …
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Seascape sketchbook painting 1 I love painting in sketchbooks because it just takes the pressure off of creating masterpieces. You are allowed to make mistakes inside the journal and you can paint freely. In this blog, you can see my process of seascape sketchbook painting covering the whole 2 spreads. There is a process video …
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In this blog, I’ll guide you step by step to create this easy moonlight seascape painting with acrylics. This tutorial is perfect for beginners who want to follow and paint along with me. And if you are a pro, you can also paint along and create this seascape beauty! If you want to watch the …
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To paint the sky of this moonlight seascape painting, I started with violet and white, and slowly started mixing little ultramarine blue. But the focus is to keep it more towards violet. Keep the sky dark towards the top and as you approach the horizon, start mixing more white to reflect the lit up sky from the moon.
Also keep adding some bold strokes of white showing through that will act as the clouds. So instead of blending it all together, leave some of the brushstrokes as it is.
Note: I added a touch of burnt sienna with the other 3 colors, to desaturate the colors a bit.. but if you are someone who loves the bright colors, you need not do it!