How to Paint Bob Ross Style Artrage-Brush Demo Concept Art

Today I thought we could paint together and that I could give you a quick "crash course" in using some of the ArtRage brushes.

I have always loved watching Bob Ross, Bill Alexander, Jerry Yarnell, and other painting demonstrators. I followed along with a Bob Ross painting demonstration, without any audio to see if I could recreate it digitally and then maybe push a bit further. I hope you’ll enjoy following along with me while I demonstrate the techniques that I use for painting my version of Hidden Creek, a Bob Ross landscape in ArtRage 6. As with my other one, I’m using the default brushes (until the end) and the techniques taught by Bob in the episode. Also, right before we get started I’ll spend some time explaining the tools.

Quick note… towards the end, I use some custom stencils some are mine, and others that were created from a Skillshare class taught by Harley Fowler. I can’t recommend his class or quite a few others I’m taking at Skillshare. Feel free to use this link to get 2 free months…

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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.

For this video, I’m primarily using the "out of the box" tools. I do use a few custom stencils at the end but it's not needed to get the same look.
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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