How To Make a Bob Ross Style Mtn. Range Artrage Painting Art

Today I thought we could paint together again and that I could give you a more detailed technique video of how I use ArtRage brushes and stencils to create artwork.

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One other quick note, I wanted to get this out and a bit under the weather so my voice kept giving me issues. But, I think it's okay enough. Please let me know if anything is unclear and what I can help with.

If you follow this channel, then you know I have always loved watching Bob Ross, Bill Alexander, Jerry Yarnell, and other painting demonstrators. I know I've got a bit to go to smooth these out but I hope you can follow along as I used to follow along with a Bob Ross, Bill Alexander, or Jerry Yarnell painting demonstration and it teaches you something about landscape painting in ArtRage 6. As with my other ones, I’m using a lot of the default brushes and tools and then some of my custom brushes and stencils. If you're a member of my Facebook group, you'll be able to access most of them there.

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As you’ll see in this video and my others, I use a lot of traditional acrylics, watercolor, and oil painting techniques when painting digitally within any of the programs I use such as Rebelle 3, ArtRage, or Photoshop. It’s my hope that you can learn how to create artwork and painterly textures.

I hope this quick video shows how you can use Artrage to get the analog world look while not creating an overly digital look (i.e., keep it natural and painterly).

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