Tuesday, December 15, 2020

S01E01 - A Walk in the Woods

Bob Ross's

The Joy of Painting


S01E01 - A Walk in the Woods

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Hi, I'm Bob Ross.


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And for the next 13

weeks, I'll be your host.


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As we experienced the joy of painting.


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I think each of us sometime during our

life has wanted to paint a picture.


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I think there's an artist hit in the

bottom of every single one of us.


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And here we will try to show you how

to bring that artist out to put it on


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canvas because YouTube campaign almighty

pitchers, you know, we have avoided


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painting for so long because I think.


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All of our lives.


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We've been told that you have

to go to school half your life.


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Maybe even have to be blessed

by Michelangelo at birth to


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ever be able to paint a picture.


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And here we want to show you that

that's not true, that you can paint


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a picture right along with us each

week, we'll use the same colors.


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We'll use the same equipment.


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So if you have your brush

and pallet ready next week.


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You can paint right along with us.


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I'd like to go over some of the

equipment that we'll use before we


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start the brushes that we use, I'll be

using very large, two and a half inch


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and one inch natural bristle brushes.


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Now these are natural bristle.


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Be sure you don't start

with a nylon brush.


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We'll use an almighty palette

knife, and this is much different


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than the traditional pallet knife.


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It is not thin and flimsy.


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It's a firm pallet knife.


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And with this, we can make

fantastic things happen.


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That's called over the

colors that we'll use.


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We're going to start out

here with titanium white.


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They look green, Prussian blue

Vandyke, Brown alizarin, Crimson SAP,


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green, CAD yellow, and permanent red.


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These eight colors we'll

use each and every week.


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For every picture that we do.


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So you don't have to go out and buy 1500

different kinds of colors and brushes.


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You need very little

equipment to paint with this.


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Another thing we'll do no

tracing of patterns on here.


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We start with a vision in our heart and

we put it on canvas and we're here to


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teach you to be able to do this too.


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So let's do it.


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Let's paint a picture right here, and

we're going to start with a big brush


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and we're going to cover the canvas.


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Well, the thin layer of magic quite

now, this is a wet on wet technique.


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So the first thing we're going to do

is get the canvas wet and all we want


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is a mask, even thin coat of paint.


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There we go.


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Just covered.


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Nice.


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And even


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you also need an almighty easel.


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When you're doing this, you need an easel.


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It will hold your canvas very firm and

allow you to use these big brushes.


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Okay.


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When you're using a large brush

like this, it really doesn't take


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too long to cover your canvas.


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And if you get a hair like that, just

pop it off of the corner of your brush.


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Flip it away.


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Okay.


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After you get your canvas covered

with a magic white will take and make


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long strokes back and forth to get a

nasty even distribution paint on here.


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Okay.


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Up and down one time is that assures

that the magic White's nice and


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even all the way across the canvas.


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Okay.


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Let's wash the brush out here.


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We've washed our brushes with

odorless painting dinner.


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Okay.


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We'll wash him out


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and I'll beat the brush

just to drive the bristles.


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Now, let's take a little

bit of CAD yellow here.


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And I think today we'll do a picture.


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That's maybe like we're

walking through the woods.


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And so let's start right here

with a little bit of CAD yellow


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with just the least little touch,

if they little green in it.


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And we'll add a little bit

more of the green color and


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we'll begin making little exes.


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Just like, so


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you work that around


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now without cleaning the brush and

we'll go right into some Prussian blue.


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Just had it right onto the brush here.


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Just go out here and we're

making little crisscross strokes,


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little extra folks there.


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Alrighty.


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We'll begin to have a light

source in this painting.


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I'm going to clean the brush again.


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Once again, this is

odorless paint thinner.


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We do not use turpentine


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now with a nice clean brush.


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I'm going to take an add just

a little bit of titanium white


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right here in the center.


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Just a little, and we'll begin

working outward there by now.


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Maybe you have recognized.


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Some of the equipment we're using

as something you've seen before.


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And I learned this fantastic technique

from a wonderful man that I think


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all of us had enjoyed for many, many

years on TV, bill Alexander and bill


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taught me this many years ago, and it

is the most fantastic way to paint.


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That you've ever seen.


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So join us, have some fun, and we'll

just blend this out a little bit more.


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We have a nice blue sky.


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There we go.


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Okay.


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We'll clean the brush.


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One more time.


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now let's start putting in some,

let's put in some almighty trees here.


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We're going to start with a

little bit of a lizard Crimson


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and a touch of Prussian blue.


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Now the Prussian blue is a hundred

times stronger than the Crimson.


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So use just a little blue

and a lot of Crimson and.


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Here are we going to begin

pushing in basic tree shapes?


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So just bend the brush, bend in the

brush, make those little leaves and


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branches just pop right out at you.


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There he comes.


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He's a little son of a guns hat and your

brush, and you just have to push them out.


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This is your world, your creation.


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I spit a little one right here


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and maybe we'll just put some little

grassy areas coming down through here.


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And right there, there is one


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you're pushing quite from here.


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This is why I say you need

an almighty easel when you're


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doing this and will be strong.


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Okay.


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Maybe over here on this side.


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Now we'll add another one.


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Maybe a bigger one over here


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is


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there's no secret to this to anybody

can paint and anybody can paint.


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All you need is.


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A dream in your heart, a little practice.


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Look at there already.


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We have the beginning

of a beautiful picture.


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We have the tree shapes, a

light source looks to me like


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it's early in the morning.


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Okay.


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Now let's put some trunks in these trees.


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And for that, we'll take a

little bit of Vandyke Brown.


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And let's just stay in

some basic trunks here.


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There we go,


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man.


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Maybe we'll put a little on right

here, like, so maybe be selling


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a little something right there.


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Then earlier.


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Now this little fellow over

here, he needs a trunk too.


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So we'll put one right in here


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and maybe some Liam's up in

here, right through here.


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There we go.


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Just some indications here and there

and some little sticks and twigs.


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Okay.


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Maybe over in here.


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Airway are.


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Okay.


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Now we'll highlight these.


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I will take a little bit of white and

a touch of Brown mixed together and


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remember where you'd light sources.


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So this tree will highlight right here.


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Okay.


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I think so.


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Okay, here we are now over on this

side, the lights coming through here.


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So we'll highlight this side of it.


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Maybe a few little

indications up through here


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now comes the fun.


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Now we can begin putting.


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All the beautiful leaves and stuff on

this and just really make it come alive.


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So here we'll take a little bit of

the magic, quite to thinner paint.


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One of the golden rules in this is a

thin paint was ticked to a thick paint.


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So anytime you're painting over the

top of paint, you need to have a paint.


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That's just a little bit thinner.


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Alrighty.


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We'll take a little bit of, they look

green and a little bit of yellow.


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And we load the brush full of paint

and our lights coming through here.


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So we want this side of the tree to be

a little brighter than the other side.


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All right.


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And then we began pushing

thousands of little leaves on here.


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Just they hide in your brush.


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Here they come.


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Just a little on this side, over here.


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Cause not as much light's gonna strike.


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Little's going to come through, but.


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Not as much


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look at that.


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And just a matter of a few

minutes, we have a beautiful tree.


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Okay.


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And maybe this little tree over here,

we'll put a little highlight on him.


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And once again, we're using a paint that's

a little bit thinner so that it sticks.


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First thing that you have to do when

you're doing this and start with


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an oil paint is very, very firm.


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Your base paint has to be extremely firm.


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If you start with a thin loose paint,

you're going to become a mud mixer.


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You have to have a thick paint

on the base coat in order to


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get this dinner, paint to stick.


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Now let's begin building some

little bushes and stuff in here.


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All right, look at that.


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You can do it.


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I know you can.


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They're there.


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Okay.


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Let's move up to this big tree

in the front here and let's put


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some NASA leaves appear on him.


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You have to bend that brush.


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If the brush doesn't bend, you're not

going to get all these beautiful little


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leaves, these little actions that happen.


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Hey, maybe there's a nice

little Bush lives right here.


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You know, if you've ever walked through

the woods early in the morning, all


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the little creatures are out here.


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They're all playing in

the bushes and stuff.


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This is where they live.


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And all these bushes.


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Okay.


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Let's put something on this side now.


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Nice little Bush here.


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Just let your imagination run wild,

but your heartbeat, your guide,


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and the time you sit around worrying about

it and trying to plan a painting, you


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could have completed a painting already.


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Let it happen, let it happen.


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You know, for so many years I was a

traditional painter and I would spend


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sometimes weeks just working on a picture,

drawing it out, getting all the little


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sketches and stuff, and then I'd go back

and spend maybe a month trying to fill


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in the blocks and here we let it happen.


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It comes right out of here.


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It's in, you.


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And you put it on the canvas.


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Okay.


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Let's see.


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Let's try this big old tree here.


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Put some nice little leaves on him.


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Okay.


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There we go.


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Okay, let's try.


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I bad, a little permanent red with

my color now, just to, just to


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give us a little different value


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and you know, if we're going to walk

through the woods, we need a little path.


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So let's take a little bit of Vandyke

Brown here and let's build us a happy


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little path and we're just going to

take the knife and let this path sort


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of just wander right down through here.


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There we go.


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Spinning, wander around play, have fun.


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there.


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We got us a nice little path.


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Now we need to highlight that path.


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I'll take just a little bit of white,


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just take and barely touch

the canvas here just enough.


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So we can highlight where the

sun sparkling through here.


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There.


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See how easy that is,


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that, that paint break.


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And now in order to set the path down into

the painting, we'll add some bushes, that


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project up over the path here and there.


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Just push them in.


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Fair Waco.


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And you can see how that

makes it just really literally


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drop right into the painting.


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okay.


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Well, let's put some

more land areas in here.


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I can get this nice little

areas coming down through here.


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Alexa,


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and we'll have some over here and

follow the angle of your land.


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There we go.


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Okay.


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Okay, there we go


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there.


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And maybe, maybe, maybe as we're

walking through the woods here,


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maybe it rained last night.


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Hey, maybe it came a nice little

rain and there's little puddles.


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No after it rains, you always

have little rain puddles.


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So let's take a little touch

of the Prussian blue here.


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Oh, we'll just make us a little puddle

and we put some pressure and blue


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on the brush and we take here and

pulled downward, just pulled downward.


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Like, so


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there we go.


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Okay.


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Let's see how easy it is to do now.


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Very gently will come across this

way just to give it a watery effect.


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Now, if you want to, if you want to

put highlights in here, maybe you


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could take just a little touch of the

titanium, white on your brush and pull


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down and it'll give a sort of a sheen.


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There.


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And then once he can't just come across

just enough to give it a nice watery feel,


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you can overdo this part very easily.


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Okay.


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I'm going to wash off the old brush.


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Okay.


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Now we can take a little

more of the Vandyke Brown


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and we can just make

little puddles out of this.


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Maybe it comes down like so right

through there, there we are.


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Okay.


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Little puddle.


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And we'll just make this a

little separate puddle back here,


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just like that


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June, they would take a little

bit of Brown and white and we all


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lay a little highlight on there.


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There we go.


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your world.


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You can do anything

that your heart desires.


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My home is in Fairbanks, Alaska, and

I spend a lot of time walking around


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in the woods and talking to trees,

squirrels, and little rabbits and stuff.


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And I look at a lot of nature.


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And if painting teaches you,

nothing else, it'll teach you to


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look at nature with different eyes.


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It'll teach you to see things

that have been there all your


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life, and you've never noticed.


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And if it does nothing else, but

make you enjoy nature, it's worth it.


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Wow.


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So look around, look at what we have.


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Beauty is everywhere.


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You only have to look to see it.


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Okay.


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And I talk too much sometimes.


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So we'll go back to painting here.


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Take a little bit of the Dan white

paint here and we'll put some


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little water lines back in here.


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Can you just like, so here we go


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there and maybe some little

water lines right here.


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This is just the thin white paint and

you literally just cut right into the


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canvas with it and let's move that out.


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Here we go.


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Okay.


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Now, while I have the knife here,

I'm going to take and just cut a


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few little sticks here and there.


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And all we're doing is just literally

cutting right through the paint.


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So the canvas shows through and

it makes a multitude of little


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sticks and these little sticks help

create the illusion of distance in


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a painting, all different planes.


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Okay.


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Now then let's put some.


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Let's put some bushes and stuff right

down here on the grass, on this soil area.


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There we go.


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There, they are.


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There they are.


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They just live right here and your brush

and you just drop them right in there.


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Okay, now let's take and do this.


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Let's put some land right down

through here, back to the van.


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Dyke Brown, a little bit of white.


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There we go.


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A little highlight on here.


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and we'll put a few little

bushes and stuff right out here.


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See how easy that is.


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Okay.


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If you were a little water lines in there.


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Just let them happen


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each week.


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We'll try to do paintings that are

designed to teach you something different,


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something new, something exciting

just to keep your interest going.


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Okay.


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Now let's play a little bit here.


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That's have a happy little

tree right in there here.


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So I'm going to start with

the van Dyke Brown and we will


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make his little trunk here.


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There he goes.


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Do-do poop, poop, poop,


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straight Vandyke Brown to start with.


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Yeah, I'm going to just turn the knife and

give him a little foot to stand on there.


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Yeah, maybe he needs another little arm

out here, so we'll just give him one.


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You're your creation.


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You can do anything here

that you want to do.


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Let it happen


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there


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and we'll give him some little leaves

and we'll use some more of the lizard.


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Crimson touch oppression, blue.


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Okay.


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We need dark in order to show light.


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So first we'll put some dark on here.


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Put some happy little

leaves here and there.


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When we see you next week, I hope you have

your almighty easel set up the colors.


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Ready?


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Your big brushes, all primed

and ready to go and do an


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almighty painting with us here


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very quickly while I'm finishing

this up, I'll go over the colors.


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One more time that we use

titanium white, the little green.


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Prussian blue Vandyke Brown

alizarin, Crimson SAP, green,


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CAD yellow, and permanent red,

only eight colors that you need.


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Okay.


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Now let's put some highlights on

this pretty little tree right here.


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I use just a little touch, more

of the permanent red and this one.


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So he'll stand out a little more.


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See how easy it is to create a

tree right here in your world.


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There we go.


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Maybe down here, maybe it has

some nice little bushes and


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stuff happening right in here.


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There we go.


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Right, right.


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Maybe right there, another one


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here and there.


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I'm going to put just a few

little sticks and stuff like that.


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Just once again, to build some

distance in here, we want this


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to have a lot of depth in it.


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Hey, we'll cut in a few

little sticks here and there.


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Like, so


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you're getting excited yet that

you're ready to paint with us.


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You can do it.


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Okay.


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And I think this painting

is far enough along.


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We'll just.


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Sign this rascal.


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And I signed a painting with a script

liner brush a little bit of oil, and I use


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red paint with whatever color you prefer.


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Okay.


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And we'll just sign that rascal.


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I hope you've enjoyed

this painting next week.


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We're looking forward to seeing

you we'll help you have your


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brush ready, dream in your heart.


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That you want to put on canvas and join

us right here for the joy of painting


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and you too can build fantastic pictures.


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You can take them from here and

put them on there until next week.


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Happy painting from all of us here.


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