Paint with Kevin Hill - Snow Covered Valley

Landscape Oil Painting
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Hi, I'm Kevin Hill and today I thought we would do another fun painting. So let's get started.
I'm going to start off today with a little bit of yellow on the two inch brush
and we'll come over here and just drop in a nice little light area in our painting.
Just a little. Just kind of let it blend out to about there. Now we'll switch to a one inch brush
and grab some black and some blue. Blue and black. Maybe a little bit of red.
And we'll come over here and just drop in like some little cloud shapes.
We'll highlight a lot in here but right now we just kind of have to get some nice
movement in the sky. So just little cloud shapes. Now with a clean brush we can begin
blending the sky. Just using tiny little circles. Just blend up the whole sky.
Now with the fan brush we can load some white and a little bit of red. Just a little.
White and red. And now we can think about highlighting some of these little
clouds just using the corner. Now back to a clean brush. It's that same brush we were
blending with. I'll just wipe it on a paper towel. And now we can blend out the bottom of these
clouds. The bottom of the highlight really. We're not touching the top yet. Just the bottom.
Then we can lift and fluff the cloud. Just lift up and go across. Now with the knife
and some good dark color. This is really black and blue and a little bit of red.
We can pull that out totally flat. Cut across. Get a little roll of paint.
And maybe we'll have a big mountain right up here. Just drop it right in.
Now when your mountain is done you can take just a one inch brush and pull it right out.
Just grab it and pull it. Now with some white on the knife we can come over here
and think about some nice little highlights that run right down this mountain. No pressure
with the knife. Let the paint break and we'll just highlight this big old mountain here.
Now with some blue and white on the knife we can come over here and think about a nice little shadow
on that mountain. Now when you're finished with your mountain you can take a two inch brush
and just tap to create some mist. Just tap following the angles.
Now with the fan brush and some black and white and blue we can come over here
and think about some little pine trees that are growing right back here.
Just using the corner of the brush and tapping. Now when you're done with that you can take a
fan brush and some white and you can just clean up the bottom of that. Now I'm going to darken
that color a little bit and we can come over here and drop in a couple of little pine trees.
Now with the one inch brush we can think about a couple of little bushes over here too.
Just growing right around these trees. Now with the fan brush and a nice light gray
we can drop a little bit of highlight on these trees and we don't want very much.
Just the tiniest little bit but I think we would see a little bit of highlight
on these little guys. We're going to have some nice close-up ones and we'll
put a little bit more detail on those but just for now this is all we need.
Now with the one inch brush and some of that same tree highlight color
we can pop just a little bit of highlight on these bushes just like that. Now with some
white on the fan brush we can just clean up the bottom of our little bushes here.
Just grab a little bit of that color and just move it around. Now with nice dark paint on the
fan brush we can think about some nice close-up evergreens. These will be our closest so we're
just going to use the brush and tap and work back and forth. Now look right there the paint's awfully
thick so you can just take your knife take some of it off. Reload your brush and then we can go
right over that no problem. Now with some brown white on the knife we can add just a little tree
trunk in some of these. Just touch and let your knife work down. Now back to the one inch brush
and some good dark paint we can add a couple of little bushes over here just pushing up with the
brush. Now with the fan brush and some white we can drop just a little tiny bit of highlight on
these trees just a little. Now with some white on the one inch brush we can drop just a little bit
Now with a one inch brush this one is a little bit dirty just has some black in it and we can
grab the bottom of those bushes and just pull them out. Now I'm intentionally making this dark
that's why I used a dirty brush because I'm going to put some snow over this and I want there to be
some shadows in the snow so just pull it right out. Now with some white on the knife we can just
break a little bit of snow over the shadow there just like on the mountain this will kind of make
it look more like close-up snow. Now with just a clean knife we can come over here and just scrape
an indication of a little house up here. Now with some good dark brown we can just start blocking
in that little cabin. Now with a little bit of brown and white we can drop just a little highlight
on that barn or not on the barn but on the cabin. We can add just a little shadow side to that
and now with a little bit of white we can put just the tiniest little bit of snow on the roof
just let that knife run right down the roof. Now back to the one inch brush and we can pop a couple
of bushes just around that cabinet just to kind of clean it up. Now with the one inch brush we can
just highlight those bushes. All right well I think we have a finished painting. I had a lot
of fun I hope you did too. I'm going to be making some more videos soon and thanks for watching.
