How to paint water - realistic water reflection wave painting tutorial

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[damonandrews]

Since art school, I have avoided painting landscapes because they always involve water. These tutorials have changed everything for me. Thanks.

[SuperchargedW]

I can't believe how you made it look so much easier than it is. Your voice is also very relaxing. I watched the entire video without skipping one second because I am so fascinated by the beautiful scene you just created in front of our eyes.

[MrOnyxpony]

FANTASTIC!!! It was mesmerizing to watch. I love how you began each step detailing what you're doing and the effect you want to achieve. Yet, we get to see the progress with the little 'jumps' you make in the video. I also learned how, when, and why to use a dry brush and the different effects that can be achieved. It was fascinating. I watched and was surprised at how many times I had to tell myself "Of Course"! It all made so much sense when you demonstrated it, even to this 73 year old who has the time and willingness but is only learning the basics.

THANK YOU so very much! Incidentally, your calm voice that is so easy to listen to, also instills the patience needed to do such gorgeous and realistic art. Your English is also VERY good and easy to understand. I already have all the supplies and can't wait to get started!

[lindamckendree]

You have great visualization. This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

[rashmisharma]

My goodness, I'm getting goosebumps, this is so beautifully breathtakingly realistic!

[marcosvilla]

It's like I can hear the sound of the waves crashing into each other as I emphasize this portrait. Inspiring and incredible. Very good!

[hetvandenbergh]

This is so realistic! I live on the South African South Coast approx 500m from the sea and this is exactly what I see on a moonlit night... I love it!😍

[hiperwierdo]

This man just solved every question I had about painting water dude holy crap

[obsidianwinters]

If I hadn't just watched you painting it, I'd have been convinced the thumbnail was a photograph. You have a real talent. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us.

[jenniferbl]

I’m about to paint lake water with a kayak and this is the best example I have seen. Wish me luck!

[Clrendon]

I cant express how grateful i am for you demonstrating this.

[Loneranger]

At some point, I could not tell I was looking at a painting.

[alariakianna]

Beautiful, I love your techniques. Thanks!

Wow, I’m so amazed by how you made this painting come to life so early on in your process. Can’t wait to see the final result 🤩

[dulciemidwinter]

Beautiful! You are a natural teacher too. Such a calm, kind voice. Very inspiring.

[Sujichan]

Your painting feels serene. I can hear the water lapping gently against the hull of a boat that bobs softly on the water. Thank you for this tutorial. And for sharing this beautiful painting.

[bluespangle]

Unbelievably real!!! I can almost feel the volume of the water.

[BiGRaLpH]

I find myself relaxed watching you paint, like I did when I used to watch the late Bob Ross (may he rest in peace) when I was a kid. You're truly talented. Thanks

[darrennaafinestoto]

I like to see that your technique for painting sea water is very good and the paintings you make are perfect

[christineribone]

Hey! That painting is unbelievably realistic!! I'll be watching this instruction many many times. Thank you!

[gmkbass]

I'm an oil painting beginner, ans I have been TOILING my life away on the seascapes for a month now. Now that I found your video, I guess the toiling is over. I can't believe how simple you made it look!