In this video, Kevin Hill demonstrates how to create a painting without any cuts. He begins by applying a layer of glue to a two-inch brush and applying it to the canvas. He then uses a sky color to fill the top half of the canvas, gradually transitioning to a lighter color as it moves towards the horizon.
Next, he applies a dark color to create a foreground, blending it to ensure a smooth transition. He then paints some clouds using a one-inch brush, creating a basic shape and leaving areas darker or lighter for variation.
He then paints a mountain using black paint, highlighting it with white paint to create a soft and misty effect. Next, he adds a touch of blue and white to the painting, using it as a shadow color for the mountain.
He then moves on to painting trees, using a dark brown color to shape them. He highlights the trees using a combination of yellow, red, and green, ensuring to not overdo the highlighting and to apply it lightly.
He then adds tree trunks and bark, ensuring to apply the highlights lightly and to cover the bark texture. He then works on the reflections, using a combination of dark and light colors to create the effect.
Finally, he adds rocks and water, using a combination of brown and white to create the effect. He then uses white paint to highlight the water, separating it from the dark bushes.
Throughout the painting process, he emphasizes the importance of a light touch, layering the paint on thick to create a rich and textured effect. He concludes the painting by adding some final touches, such as highlighting the mountain and the trees.
1. The speaker is Kevin Hill, who is demonstrating a painting technique.
2. The painting being created does not involve any cuts.
3. The painting process begins with a lighter color being applied from the top of the canvas.
4. A two-inch brush is used to apply glue to the canvas.
5. The speaker starts painting a sky, working from top to bottom and gradually changing the color to lighter shades.
6. Black paint is used to create a darker area in the middle of the painting.
7. A clean two-inch brush is used to blend out some areas of the painting.
8. A one-inch brush is used to paint clouds, which are made to appear uneven and not symmetrical.
9. The speaker then moves on to paint a mountain, using black paint and making sure to blend the bottom to create a soft, misty effect.
10. Blue and white paint are used to paint water and create some shadow color.
11. The painting process includes painting trees, with the speaker emphasizing the importance of thinking about the shape and spacing of the limbs.
12. The speaker uses a brown black grain color to paint tree trunks, highlighting them with a mix of yellow, red, and green.
13. The painting also includes rocks, which are painted brown and white.
14. The speaker encourages the viewer to check out their website after the demonstration.