Discover These Proven Secrets That Will Allow You to Create Outdoor Paintings You’re Proud to Show Off or Sell!
Dear Frustrated Painter,
Nearly every artist who paints landscapes, whether on location or in the studio, has probably experienced trouble when bringing the living elements into their paintings. Compared to solid structures such as buildings, the trees, bushes, shrubs, and other foliage can be a bit of a headache to recreate on canvas. You set out to capture a moment in time — the realness of the scene.
But sometimes the result is perfectly matched sets of plants and bushes that don’t resemble the uniqueness found in nature … trees that look as though they’re hanging from the sky rather than rooted in the ground … colors that look great in the outdoors but not so good on canvas … leaves and branches that just blend into the background.
And, worst of all for landscape artists, light and cast shadows that don’t look natural.
If you have ever hesitated to add any of these elements to your landscape paintings because they just don’t turn out the way you’d like, we have great news for you!
Imagine what it would be like if painting living features became a core skill for you — so much so that you never question your ability or wonder if what you’re about to create will leave you unsatisfied or unwilling to show off your paintings with pride (or to sell your paintings for a good amount of money!).
Creating gorgeous greenery is possible — you just need to get in on the secret! Heck, once you discover what we’re about to expose, you’ll be painting everything with a lot more confidence because the “secret” is all about using tried-and-true techniques that bring shape, color, and texture to all of your paintings!
The Mystery of Living Elements
Yes, trees, bushes, and plants have a mystical quality to them — each one possessing its own characteristics that make it different from the next. But the shape, depth, and texture can trick your eyes into seeing colors and shadows that just aren’t there … and, moments later, not seeing a finer feature that could really bring life. These difficulties are only magnified when painting outdoors, where you’re navigating the swaying branches and leaves while trying to predict the ever-changing sunlight.
These elusive elements can become enemies to artists who desire to capture the glory of nature but find it troublesome to get the details down.
Believe it or not, there are many accomplished landscape painters who still shy away from adding certain types of trees to their scenes. You may even have artist friends who swap out the actual trees for varieties they are more comfortable painting … maybe you’ve even used this workaround in the past!
But don’t give up, because if you’ve ever hesitated to paint plants and trees, you’re about to get really comfortable with it!
You’re going to discover how to create a natural rhythm in your artwork … a path for the admirers of your piece to follow as they take in every detail — the natural shapes, the roundness of the trunks, and the texture of the bark and leaves. Skills that will now carry over into all of your artwork.
As their eyes move through your paintings, they’ll see trees that are firmly planted in the ground rather than appearing as if they’re floating above it … every branch and leaf an easy replica of nature rather than a forced placement that only fills empty space. Perfectly imperfect trees that are both majestic and magical. And then they’ll see the glorious light shining through and be in awe of the real color of the shadows that are cast, not just the flat black that photographs often portray.
Capturing this level of detail is what will help you to never shy away from painting the living elements again, because you’ll know just what it takes to recreate their natural beauty in your landscapes.
These secrets will be revealed to you by acclaimed artist Bob Rohm, a lifelong landscape painter who is now sharing his finely honed skills with everyone wishing to become a great painter of trees.
Introducing
Secrets to Successful Paintings
with Bob Rohm
In this new instructional video, you can paint right along with Bob as he leads you through each step of painting a beautiful grove of aspens. You’ll be delighted to see how simple it is to add just the right touches that will make a tremendous difference in your own paintings.
Right at the beginning of the demonstration, Bob will show you the painting he endeavors to improve upon. To most eyes, the original painting looks pretty good … but wait until Bob tells you what just isn’t right with it … the rhythm, the values, and the sunlight.
And then Bob sets out on a journey to share with you all he’s learned about painting trees through his years as an artist — revealing the surprising colors and values you wouldn’t otherwise see … the elements that make a true difference in how the trees look and feel in your paintings.
As the painting progresses, you’ll have many “a-ha” moments as you begin to see new and different features, patterns, and colors. You may even be a bit surprised when Bob brings in a color that you may never have used, provoking the thought, “So that’s how the best of the best do it!”
As he goes along, Bob continues to provide his wisdom:
- Why he’s not a hard-liner when it comes to drawing … and how you can use his technique to speed up the early stages of your painting
- Color mixing with a limited palette — just four colors + white and grays (this is something every artist should know!)
- What you should focus on first thing so you don’t waste your precious time fixing things later … a definite “enthusiasm-buster” for most painters
- Why there’s no reason to mix big puddles of color — how small amounts allow you to capture the finer details
- When stepping back and assessing where to go next will help you make small adjustments throughout rather than trying to fix things at the end (a major cause of artists becoming dissatisfied with the final painting!)
- How to pull your paint around to create texture as you go … and how much easier it is to scale back on the texture later rather than trying to add more
- Capturing the look and feel of the branches that are actually part of the background
- Creating interest by using positive and negative space
- Reassurance that as long as your values are good, you’ll keep from painting something that is too busy (a tendency for many landscape artists)
- Identifying and capturing the shadowy masses — this is a must so you don’t lose the consistency in the shapes and light
- The benefits of not doing too much too soon, which can escalate your desire to fix things
- Painting just the right pattern of sunlight to draw the eye in but not override the beauty of the trees
- Recognizing when you have enough color and that it’s time to bring in contrast
- And, surprisingly — why Bob doesn’t work with the most obvious color, even with aspen trees, until later in the painting (this one will amaze you!)
- More and more valuable tips and techniques from this accomplished artist who loves to help others become better painters!
But Wait, There’s More!
See, it’s not just about painting better trees, it’s about spending more time doing what you love and knowing you’re good at it. Let’s face it, we all enjoy activities much more when we do them well!
And when you know how to select a great scene, capture the relationships, define the center of interest, and establish the patterns of high-, middle-, and low-key values, you know you’ve mastered the magic of creating the rhythm you want your art to hold.
The new skills you’re going to get from Bob will carry over to every painting you do because you’ll now hold the secret to creating patterns, depth, and texture, how to make the best use of negative and positive space, and how to maximize a limited color palette for great results.
Bob gives it all to you here:
- His tried-and-true techniques for composition and determining your center of interest
- How to paint so you lead the viewer around the entire painting and not just to the center of interest … but not off the edge of the canvas!
- The beauty of sliding paint around, rather than drawing and then painting in color like you would in a coloring book
- His #1 trouble area (you’d never guess!) and how he makes it look like he’s a master at it!
This is all the good stuff you need to know, regardless of your skill level or your goals as an artist. You’ll find that the skills you’re getting here will transfer into all of your paintings, making you a more successful artist.
The retail price of this video is $146, and it’s well worth every penny. We’ll be offering the video to our own customers at $117. Yes, only $117 for a whole lot of new skills and knowledge that you’ll be able to use in your own paintings immediately.
Your price today: $127
Order today, and don’t miss out on the priceless skills you will learn from Bob Rohm, one of today’s most successful artists. Bob is too busy to teach workshops anymore, so now is your chance to study with the best at your own pace and in the comfort of your own home.
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Your Friends,
The Liliedahl Art Video Team
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