Bear Fishing Trip
This bear is checking out the fishing possibilities in his local watering hole. Learn to oil paint water, fur and rocks in this fun, challenging painting. We’ll do it step by step.
- Course Difficulty Rating: Beginner/Intermediate Level
- Video Duration: 3 hours
- Materials & Supplies List
- Printable Pattern
- Full Step by Step Written instructions with Images
- Full-Length Audio Video
Canvas size 16 x 12 inches
Paints - Oil
- Titanium White (TW)
- Cadmium Yellow Light (CYL)
- Indian Yellow (IY)
- Yellow Ochre (YO)
- Cadmium Orange
- Burnt Sienna (BS)
- Ivory Black (IB)
- Sap Green (SG)
- Phthalo Blue (PhB)
- Prussian Blue (PrB)
- Phthalo Yellow Green
- Cadmium Green
Paints - Acrylic or Gesso
- White
Brushes
- 1" wide background (chip) brush
to apply medium - 3/4" Flat (#16)
- Medium filbert (#4 or #6)
- small (1/4") flat for details (#4)
- Liner brush for small details
- Palette Knife (for mixing colors)
Mixes
I always try to create various value streams of color, not mixing solid colors but having marbled colors, starting from dark to light. That way I can pick up various shades, without mixing, as I go.
- BS+IB = Dark Brown
- SG+IB = Dark green (almost black)
- SG+IB+TW = Light Green
- SG+YO+BS = dull light green (grassy area)
- YO + TW = very pale yellow
- PhB+TW = various shades of blue
- PrB+TW = various shades of blue
- IB+TW = various shades of gray
Medium
Safflower Oil (artist grade) diluted to 50/50 – with Galkyd Lite Medium (has a dryer in it). See canvas prep for other options.
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Course Includes
- 4 Lessons
- 5 Topics
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