The Perfect Way To Blend Smooth Oil Paint Colors (Wet On Wet Style)

The perfect painting tutorial for brand new water mixable oil painters!

In this step-by-step tutorial, I will guide you through the process of painting a beautiful morning snow glow landscape using only water mixable oil paints. This is an ideal project for beginners who want to learn how to paint like Bob Ross but don't want the fuss of any harsh chemicals or vapors.

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🔷 00:00 - How To Blend Oil Paint Colors
🔷 00:10 - Prepping The Canvas Correctly
🔷 03:36 - Applying Liquid Foundation For Oil Paint
🔷 07:13 - Applying Color Correctly For Blending
🔷 10:40 - Blending Oil Paint Colors Together
🔷 13:15 - Simple Blending Tips
🔷 15:20 - Blending Gradients
🔷 16:51 - Making Blended Oil Colors Smooth
🔷 17:50 - How To Make Oil Paint Super Smooth
🔷 18:12 - Advice For Blending Oil Colors
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[sylvia]

A big thank you wild you have helped me so much with your advice on gesso the grey/white combination sounds perfect and I will definitely be slapping some on my cheap canvases 🇬🇧

[kp-collectibles]

I'm glad you mentioned stepping back from your painting. Even better, walk away, take a break, then when you return, check out your painting from a distance (as you mentioned)
so many times I end up hyper critical of my work. And I'll notice that I'm standing about a foot from it and see every lil tiny imperfection.
Since my paint station is set up in a corner and I end up standing with my back to the corner (window thing), I don't have much space to step back, so I'll turn my easel towards the door. Allowing me to see it as I come back from a break. Viewing it from across a room, and closer as I get back.
Makes a Huge difference in how I see my work.

[ginitaprofitt]

This is one of the best painting videos, wonderful insights and advise. THANK YOU!!!

[Primal-Gaming]

Great video thanks for the tips! Can’t wait to try some of these out!

[Wayward]

Well said enjoy your painting and don't compare. That's how I feel when I paint and I try not to get discouraged. Also I really like your tips very informative.

[wetcoastclan]

One of your best (and hilarious) videos to date. I’ve been struggling with a few things recently, including blended gradients, so the white gap idea was a great new thing to try. Thanks again, Ryan!

[PaulSmith-uqjk]

This video is giving me a flashback to the year 1981, because when a gesso comes along, you must shake it up.

[Imagine_thaaaat]

Yeah this is well done, thanks for the step by step and showing the nuances of the blending stages. Also…. @4:28 I’m dead 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 rofl

[kellybaker]

Why does Bob use liquid white when he paints water scenes? Why not titanium white? Thanks. Fantastic channel.

[debgothard]

I just made my first really nice (in my opinion) blended painting without a muddy mess! Thank you! And I used a chip brush and a 2 inch house brush from Home Depot (natural bristles of course).

[Decommissioning-this-channel]

Great tutorial, this is the easiest part of the painting, well at least for me, I taught classes this same technique, most got it right, but as you can imagine, there's always that one kid that just strays away into his own world and does it his way, the result, well, let's just say it resembled a sort of rainbow that looked like it was painted by an elephant, oh the joys of teaching kids to paint 😂

[Eduardo.Alemao]

Wild, I love the videos and you inspired me a lot! I’ve done my first painting and one of the main issues I have is how to bend my 1inch BRI brush to do the highlights and trees like bob does, any video with tips on how to bend the bristles to make the bushes that bob does? I applied too much strength and they are mud now 😂

[banditva]

When you finished a painting and it's dried. Do i need put a sealer on top of it?

[zeeshawnali]

Can you explain why you switch from a 1" to a 2" brush?

[SRTW]

Hi Wild!! Can’t thank you enough for these awesome tutorials. Blending can be tricky and difficult. But not impossible! I have a question, but it’s random. Tomorrow (4/8/24) is the solar eclipse, which will be super awesome. I wonder if you would consider painting a solar eclipse??

[carlb]

I KNEW that was where "Magic White" came from. Lol

Seriously though, great vid but the sponsor links during the vid were obstructive on my phone. Just sayin'.