Painting a Snow Covered Winter Road with Acrylics in 10 Minutes!

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Details of Painting a Snow Covered Winter Road with Acrylics in 10 Minutes!

Today we paint a snowy pathway down a winter road. This winter landscape scene is full of snow covered trees and we complete the lesson in just about 10 minutes! This is a real time acrylic landscape painting tutorial.
Hour long lessons & Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/onehourpaintings
My eBook on the fundamentals of acrylic painting:
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/496230403/acrylics-for-beginners-the-essentials?ref=shop_home_active_1
Paints:
Primary Blue (By: Liquitex BASICS)
Mars Black (By: Liquitex BASICS)
Burnt Umber (By: Liquitex BASICS)
Titanium White (By: Liquitex BASICS)
Brushes:
Large square headed brush (Artists Loft)
Medium square headed brush (Artists Loft)
Small square headed brush (Artists Loft)
Old Square headed brush (Unbranded)
Water:
Um..tap..
Canvas board: 6×8
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12 thoughts on “Painting a Snow Covered Winter Road with Acrylics in 10 Minutes!”

  6. I really am new to this kind of medium. I bought some cheap set of "Oil" Paints from the store, wanting to experiment and have fun….The fun part was that on the description on the back it said "Acrylic" and "Oil" at the same time, as well as water dissovable, no need of thinners and what not….sounded good. It turns out that when I try to paint with it, I only manage to make a very little stroke before losing consistency and the brush no longer delivers paint on the surface im working on, leaving white spots. It's also non-water-dissolvable as it turns out – liquid soap does the trick for me. So, have I been tricked with these cheap things or do I just need good advice how to use the paint properly? Any thoughts?

  12. I hope you're having a fantastic start to the new year! Enjoy the new lesson and stay creative 🙂

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