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Watch as we expertly fix a Bob Ross painting disaster with tips and techniques to save your masterpiece! If you've ever made a mistake while following a Bob

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My Bob Ross Painting Tutorial for Beginners looks at common Mistakes & Fixes. No more 'That will do' fixes for your Bob Ross Paintings. 😎So, take the brave

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Over the years, I've collected many oil painting tips and tricks for beginners. Today's Q&A offers answers to your most often-asked questions.I started teach

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The content of the Bob Ross Master Paint Set. As one of five official Bob Ross painting kits, it provides nearly everything you'll need to get started. It comes with all the required oil paints, three brushes and a painting knife. And of course a DVD on which Bob Ross teaches the painting "Mountain Summit" step by step.

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Try using a big brush. Take the largest brush you can find (even a household painting brush) and use that brush to glaze over your work, focusing on loose and bold brushstrokes. Some painters also use a palette knife or even a spatula. You may be surprised how effective this technique is for covering mistakes.

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Place a Bob Ross Screen in the bottom of the can and fill with odorless thinner approximately 1″ above the screen. Scrub the brushes bristles against the screen to remove paint sediments which will settle on the bottom of the can. Dry your larger brushes by carefully squeezing them against the inside of the coffee can, then slapping the

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Let the white dry completely. And paint the area as normal. It really is that simple! Always let mistakes dry completely before trying to cover them, and when necessary, use a layer of white to help cover darker colors. If you do that, there's absolutely nothing you can't fix when painting with acrylics. When you're a canvas painting beginner

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Usually when Bob Ross starts a painting, he already has covered the 18"x24" double primed (gesso) canvas with a very thin coat of this white paint. ... Generic Tips. Thin paint sticks to thick paint. Similar terminology you may read is "Fat over lean". Same idea: Fat paint (that has a lot of stuff in it) with stick to lean paint (that is

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Paint it black with acrylics. Remember that you can paint shorter now. Your mediums dissapear in the gesso. To overcome this, put in one layer, wait fifteen minutes and then put an other layer of 1/3 linseed/turpentine/titanium white. You can also first begin with a layer of black acrylics with water.

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OK, so I decided to hop into oil painting after years of watching Bob Ross make it look so easy. I went out, spent money on everything I could find (except liquid white... Tried to make my own, probably contributed to the disaster). I got home and got started, and almost killed three cats, a goat and a river otter.

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Free How-To Projects. The Bob Ross Wet-on-Wet Technique® leads you, step-by-step, into the wonderful world of art. Find great and almost instant satisfaction in this expressive method of painting.

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First, one of us forgot the most basic fact about trees: they tend to be green. Black paint it was then. To make it worse, we both missed the demonstration on how to paint a Bob Ross Tree. Apparently, like every legitimate professional, Mr. Ross knows the importance of branding. The Bob Ross Tree is an easy one to paint.

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Welcome to Oil painting! Bob taught a version of the art, using techniques called "Alla Prima", essentially working with wet paint that stays mobile on the surface, allowing for blending and all those beautiful gradients he gets in his landscapes. It isn't a bad technique, it's great at making Bob Ross paintings.

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To fix this, apply another layer of paint using a consistent brushstroke technique. Alternatively, you can try using a larger brush or diluting the paint slightly to achieve smoother coverage.

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Unlock the full potential of your Bob Ross paint set! Before diving into your wet-on-wet painting journey, make sure to watch this informative guide.In this

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I think you know that from the start, people often paint really shabby paintings and fail even worse, as you can see from many youtube videos where people try to mimic bob ross tutorials. I think you know really well that your painting is well done and all the errors you are seeing come from a lack of experience since this is your first painting.

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Today I'm Painting the Northern Lights using the Bob Ross Technique. Using this beginner-friendly wet-on-wet oil painting technique made famous by Bob Ross

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Pthalo Blue is super strong, so it will turn everything blue. Less blue, more white. Often with students, they want to brush something to death. This will lead to mud and/or softness. Take time to mix the color you want, when you go to put it on the canvas, try to do it in as few strokes as possible. 3.

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If you're looking to create a beautiful seascape like Bob Ross, then this video is for you! We'll cover all the basics of creating a stunning seascape, from

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One of the Bob Ross kits, like this one, are a very good place to start. It includes the most popular colors, liquid white, and all the brushes you'll really need. I wouldn't pay more than $75 for it. I use this canvas, this easel, odorless mineral spirits, an empty paint can, and a butt-load of paper towels. An easel isn't super important.