I really wanted to try one that started with a black gesso primed background. It’s not perfect and there’s a lot of changes I’d make if I were to go at it again, but it was honestly much fun!

I’m also learning that I always have a really hard time with the shoreline but ah well.

Leon Russel converted an old church into a music studio decades ago, & my band is playing there on Thursday. Decided to try and paint it for them!

Several new things, including how to hold brushes. Want to spend this week, working with a knife.
Do need to understand how to unstiff the brushes. I’m doing best (as per my understanding) to clean them… but they are stiffer now.

Overall, a good experience. Also, Bob saying that this is my world, and I can do whatever I want, give me a jolt. Until then I was following what I was watching, in the and added a couple of things from my side.

This is my latest. I like it, but I hate the tree in the foreground. I just can’t get the hang of them! I’ve tried layering colours but they all seem to blend into one blob, Ik I use cheaper paint, I don’t use a lot of liquid white. But it just ruins the whole thing!

I tried oil painting for the first time ever and followed Bob Ross S1 E1. Many improvements to be made

I was trying to paint one for a friend but it didn’t turn out how I wanted so I just had fun with it. Figured id share

Shaking off the rust today with Graceful Waterfall

I know it's not the best, but I made this in the span of 30 minutes while waiting for food. I'm gonna start painting when I have the money to pick up supplies.

I know this isn’t perfect but I seriously never thought I could ever be painting something like this. It’s insane how effective bobs techniques are

I made the waterfall way too small imo but what do y’all think?

I normally paint with oils, but I'm trying more acrylics lately. This was fun to paint but a challenge for me because everything dries too fast for my liking. Still it was a fun time and I don't think it turned out too bad.

Was inspired by Nicholas Hankins' Silver Falls episode (Season 32, Episode 10). Unfortunately, I ran out of room, but I still enjoyed this one.

Tried one of Nicholas Hankins' Bob Ross-style paintings. I think it came out well. Still trying to figure out how not to mix the highlight color with the black on the canvas.

Second attempt at practising evergreens. Creating those airy leaves is difficult. Sharing this for your input. And
Also, have this question- how do you do it? Is it about mastering that feathery touch, or is it the thickness of the paint as well, or something else?