Thursday, December 31, 2020

S29E07 - Cypress Creek

Bob Ross's

The Joy of Painting


S29E07 - Cypress Creek

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Hi, certainly glad you

could join us today.


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I thought maybe today we do the

little that you see in the opening.


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The little, little swamps

saying it's very, very simple.


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I think you'll enjoy it.


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Tell you what let's start out and have

him run all the colors across the screen.


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They'll come across right there

that you need to paint along


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with us and come on up here.


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Let me show you what I've got.


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Today, I've taken my standard old canvas.


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I'm using 18 by 24 inch, but you

use whatever size is convenient


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and I've taken a little gray Jesso

and I've just, just taken an old


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line or brushed an old fan brush.


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And I'm just very quickly painted

in some little indications, like


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little Palm trees back in here.


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I live in, in Florida and we see

a lot of swamp scenes like this.


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In the foreground here, I took a natural

sponge and use black Jesso and just


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dobbed in some basic shape and form.


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I've allowed that to dry completely.


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And after that dried, then I've

covered the entire canvas with a


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very, very thin coat of liquid clear.


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And if there's any doubt that if you, if

you're not sure if you have enough for


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too little put on the smallest amount

that you possibly can to the liquid clear


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and take a paper towel or something and

wipe it off because it's transparent,


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you have a tendency to put too much on.


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There's very, very little on here.


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Now thought today would

just, just have some fun.


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This is a beautiful little

painting and it works very easy.


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Let's start today with a very

small amount of yellow ochre,


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just a little bit of yellow ochre.


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Let's go right up in here.


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Now I'm gonna take the yellow ochre

and I'm just going to begin making


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little crisscross strokes and we'll

just start painting this salmon,


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like, so in that middle, in that

little animated opening, cute.


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I liked it very much with the little

painter guidance painter suit.


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We have a lot of fun making it.


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That's that's the brainchild

of a very good friend of mine.


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Who's was one of the

engineers here, Jerry Morton.


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He comes up with these crazy ideas

and between the two of us, we sort of


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put them together and then it takes a

lot of people to, to make them happen.


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So thanks, Jerry.


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That was a nice one.


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There we go.


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Just yellow ochre and we just

sort of filling it in like that.


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Okay.


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This is the hardest part of the painting.


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Shoot.


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If you can put this in

the rest of it is simple.


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Rest of it's simple, but clear is on

there just to make the canvas slick.


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It allows the color to move freely.


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If this was a dry canvas, you'd be an

agony city trying to do this and it


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wouldn't, it wouldn't move very well.


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Liquid clear just makes it work so nice.


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So easy.


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There we are.


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Now I'm intentionally allowing this

yellow ochre to go right over some of


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this severe black color that we have here.


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Very strong color.


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Just let it go right over the top of it.


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It doesn't matter.


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Doesn't matter there we are something

about like, do you make it as dark as


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you want it, or as light as you want.


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It's up to you.


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It's up to you there.


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Okay.


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Now I don't need a little more right here.


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Here we go.


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Let's take, let's take and

mix up a little bit of Brown.


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And I'm going to make

some Brown today for that.


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I'm going to use alizarin, Crimson and

SAP green in about equal proportions.


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Just about equal.


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Maybe, maybe today.


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We'll make it a little bit to the

ready side and you can make it either


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direction you want toward the green

side or toward the register side.


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I think today we'll, we'll go a little

bit toward the radish side a little bit.


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Okay.


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Wipe off the old knife.


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Now let's have some fun.


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We'll just use that same old brush.


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I'm going to add a little

bit to the two inch brush.


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This is just a very,

very warm Brown color.


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Let's go up in here.


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Now we're there.


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We're going to start on the bottom

and work upward, starting in the


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bottom and work up, up, up, and we're

going to allow it to come up to it.


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Blends right into the yellow ochre

that we have on the canvas already.


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This is a beautiful, beautiful color.


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Thank you.


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Like it.


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And as I say, you can take it

either to the ready side like we


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did here for, to the green side.


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Depends.


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Depends on your mood.


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What you're trying to achieve.


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It's up to you to you.


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There we are.


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Let's see where that blends to get.


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Look at that gorgeous color.


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It's nice already.


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I like these scenes that use the

gray and the black just select


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this because it takes paintings.


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That could be very complicated and

turns them into very, very simple


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little paintings that you can do.


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And you can do it with a minimum

of time and practice and effort.


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And to me, I like that very much.


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It opens the world of art to any person.


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Any person who has ever wanted to

put a dream on canvas, you can do it.


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You don't have to go to

school half your life.


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You don't have to know Leonardo

da Vinci as a personal friend,


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you can paint this there.


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And the other thing is so great about

making painting, where anybody can do it.


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Yeah.


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It has allowed millions of

people to try an art form.


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And out of that group, hundreds of

thousands of people have went forward


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to pursue an education in higher art.


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They've ended up in colleges

and universities all over


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the country because they've.


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Had some measure of success with this.


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And even if you never do anything,

but this, it can bring you tremendous


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self fulfillment and enjoyment.


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There we go.


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I'll get off my soap

box and just paint now.


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All right.


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It didn't have gorgeous already.


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There we are.


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I just love these little sayings and I'm

just blending this in very, very smoothly.


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I think we're ready now.


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The most fun part of this whole

technique as well, washing the brush.


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Hmm.


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Let's do that.


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This is the way I get eaten with

everybody who hassles me in here.


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We wash our brush as you know,

with odorless paint thinner.


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Shake off the excess and just

beat the devil out of that.


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Suggest if you're going to do this in

your living room, you, you get, uh, a


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little brush beater rack or something.


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Cause you can change the decor

of a whole room in one heartbeat.


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Be very careful.


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Now let's come in here and

begin putting in some foliage.


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I'm going to take a little SAP green.


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Do you say well, brush it doesn't matter.


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SAP green, get a little more there.


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You need some kid yellow, yellow ochre.


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Let me Indian, yellow, just

mix them together on the brush.


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Tell you what it would do.


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Reach up here and get a little

bit the midnight black owner.


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Well, yeah, there we go.


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I want a darker green.


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There in black and yellow is, you

know, makes a gorgeous green color.


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Now that I'm going to tap it, just like,

so to load the brush, see you there.


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Good shot there.


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Now go up in here.


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Let's start this whole big tree.


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Usually I saved the

big tree to last today.


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Let's do it first.


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This whole big tree.


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So we're just going to use

the corner of the brush here.


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We're just going to begin

putting in some leaves here.


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Maybe this is a big old

Cypress tree that lives here.


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As I mentioned earlier, I live in Florida

and I grew up there and my brother,


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Jim and I, and we were little, we used

to play in all these kinds of places.


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As the reason I like all

the little creatures.


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When I was a small boy,

they were my playmates.


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They were my friends.


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I didn't know till I was about half

grown that everybody didn't play


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with an alligator or have a little

squirrel for a friend because that's


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all there was where we lived there.


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All right.


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But just using the corner of the

brush to make that great, big


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old tree that lives out here.


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As you work down the tree, you want

to get darker and darker so you can


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add a little more black to your color.


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Okay.


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Just a little more black sedan in here.


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It gets darker.


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These are the shadow areas here.


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There we go.


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That's where some of that big old

creatures live, maybe a big old


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snake lives down here, who knows.


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But when we were growing up shooting,

I even played with snakes and stuff.


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Once again, that's what was around.


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So that's what you play with there.


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I'm going to add a little

more, that same color, maybe a


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little more yellow ochre in it.


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There, Dan, let's go back up here.


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Now we begin picking out little individual

bushes and shrubs and all these things


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that live out here in the water.


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There we go.


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But when you're doing this work on one

little Bush at a time, just one little


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Bush there, maybe here's another one.


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You decide you just the corner of the

brush and think about form and shape.


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Don't just throw these in at random.


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There maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe.


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Yep.


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Now this will not be an exact duplicate

of the one you see at the opening.


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We'd never can do an exact one again,

but I'm gonna show you how it was made.


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It'll give you an idea.


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And when you do your little swamp scene,

you change it any way that you want.


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Add at least little touch to

the bright red to it, just


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to, just to change the flavor.


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Ooh, I like it.


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Okay.


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All right.


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There we go.


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Maybe another little happy Bush

right here, wherever, wherever there.


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Okay.


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Here we go.


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I had a little touch of paint thinner.


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If you have trouble making the paint

stick as I was there, add a little bit


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of the paint thinner because a thin

paint will stick to a thick paint Seder,


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and then it just drops right off there.


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So easy.


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There we go.


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Just to understand your paint.


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And how it works.


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And that comes with

just a little practice.


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It is most important and most,

most important that you use


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a very dry from oil paint.


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Traditional oil paints are about

the consistency of face cream.


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They're very soft and like warm butter.


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They will not, absolutely

will not work for this.


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Too soft.


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You need a firm paint over here.


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Here's another little right there.


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He just lives right there.


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Pick out little individual bushes

and trees in your world and that


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easy you can drop them in there.


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And in your mind, think about the little

creatures that might live in here.


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There may be pea pod,

the little pockets grow.


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Maybe he lives right out here.


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Who knows?


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I know he's lived in my

backyard, but it sounds good.


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Certainly one of his relatives is here.


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All right.


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That like him now.


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And that easy.


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We can basically put in some,

some happy little things.


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All right.


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You ready for your bravery test already?


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Tell you what let's do it.


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I mean, it was a little Filbert

brush go right into we'll use


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Vandyke Brown and dark Sienna.


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I wouldn't just go mix

them on the brush here.


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Just mix them together.


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But a lot of paint, lots of paint.


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And we had a big Cypress

tree in our world.


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And he lives.


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Ooh, right through my little Palm tree.


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There he comes.


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I want this paint to be

very thick on the canvas.


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So when we highlight this,

the highlights will be picked


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up by the heavy thick areas.


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There we go.


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There they come be Eagle, Cypress tree.


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Okay.


254

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And Florida, where I live.


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If you see Cypress trees, Chances

are that's some very, very wet


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property, at least part of the year.


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That's the kind, they make jokes

about selling you some land in Florida


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because in the, in the rainy season, you

might not be able to get to it there.


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My best friend when I was growing and

growing up, bought some of that property.


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And we all laughed at him.


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And a few days later, a bunch of

developers came in, turned it into some


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great big subdivision and he made a lot

of money and he laughed at us there.


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I'll get another tree right here.


264

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There we are say there, but just

really, really add some paint in here.


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Don't be afraid to put

some paint on the canvas.


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That thickness is what will

make it gorgeous when it's done.


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I ride Cypress trees.


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And normally they're quite large at

the bottom, big, strong foots on them.


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And you always have little ones

that are coming up, like, so


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there, Sam, once again, do not be

afraid to put some pain on them.


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On the brush and on the canvas.


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There's another one.


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They're just little small baby

ones that are coming up there.


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They come up from the roots

and they just keep spreading.


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You start with one and they

just spread pretty soon.


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They take over the whole swamp, but

it's a wonderful place for the birds


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and they build a nest and they're eager.


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It's all the fantastic

birds that live there.


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There.


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See there, you just decide where they are.


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Wherever something about my kid.


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It gives us some basic shapes.


283

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Let's take another two inch brush

and we'll put a small, small amount


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of titanium white let's begin

deciding here where the water is


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a little bit of water around here.


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Very small amount of titanium white

don't want much because it's opaque and


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I don't want to lose this transparent.


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Let's see, just pull down gently,

straight down, straight down.


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Let's say there, there, see it just enough

to give it a little watery appearance.


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Once again, very, very little of

the titanium white, just enough.


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And then go across like that.


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Man went back to my Filbert, back to my

Browns and maybe over here, like this


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old Cypress tree, maybe he's put out some

roots and there's another one coming here.


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Now these are called.


295

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These are called Cypress knees,

just like the knee on your leg.


296

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And that's what, that's

what they're called.


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When I was a young boy, we used to go out

in the swamps and collect these and lamps


298

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were made out of them to sell the tourist.


299

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When they came to Florida,

they may still be doing that.


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I don't know now gonna take

some Brown, a little bitter.


301

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Titanium height and we

just mix them on the brush.


302

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It doesn't matter.


303

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Okay.


304

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Let's go right up in here.


305

00:16:20,895 --> 00:16:23,145

Now we can begin adding

highlights on this tree.


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Now, a lot paint on the brush and

just barely touch and let it just


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pull off what it wants on those

highest spots that you've made.


308

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Just let it pour some of it.


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Little more of the color on there we go.


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No pressure.


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Absolutely.


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No pressure.


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It's just, it's just literally

bouncing right along there.


314

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It's all there is to it there.


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Okay.


316

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And this one over here, he needs some too.


317

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I kept a little bit on there, but they're

all big trees and that's something.


318

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There are some fantastic, gorgeous,

beautiful swamps in Louisiana and Georgia.


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Also, if you've ever, if you've ever

been there at the Okefenokee swamp,


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Oh, beautiful places, beautiful places.


321

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And it's where the whole ecosystem

starts is in these swamps.


322

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They've got to take care

of these Rascals there.


323

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This one over here don't

want, have left out.


324

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Something about my cat.


325

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And if you want to make the indication

of one in front I got to do is just


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sort of highlight him a little bit.


327

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They didn't come down a little bit

lower shoot at easy we're in business.


328

00:17:46,565 --> 00:17:50,885

Something about like cat, take a

script liner, brush paint, thinner,


329

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a little bit of the Vandyke Brown.


330

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And I want to thin this paintless,

almost the consistency of ink.


331

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Turning the bristles liner

brush has very long bristles.


332

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So you can load a lot of painted there.


333

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You can see it.


334

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All right, let's go pear.


335

00:18:06,230 --> 00:18:10,520

And maybe our old Cypress tree, maybe

he's got an old lamb, ER, hangs out there.


336

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Couldn't make noises like it.


337

00:18:13,040 --> 00:18:15,139

We don't know where the

limbs live on this tree.


338

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They're big old birds got to have a place

to sit up here so he can look down and see


339

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the little minnow running around there.


340

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We are.


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No.


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If you get to Florida and you have a

chance to see the Everglades down in


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Southern Florida, they're one of the most

beautiful places that you've ever seen.


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And there's this whole

much wildlife there.


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It's about the only place left, where

there is any, but it is gorgeous there.


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And we have to take care of it.


347

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It is such a fragile system.


348

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So fragile.


349

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There we go.


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Maybe when I have a little brisk going

here and there and there, and here we can


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put the indication metal stick in a twig.


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You decide where they live.


353

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There we are.


354

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All right.


355

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And maybe over in here, the

sun, they live everywhere.


356

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You just put them wherever

you think they should be.


357

00:19:19,385 --> 00:19:19,955

All right.


358

00:19:22,140 --> 00:19:26,340

I just realized I didn't put any

highlights on these little Cypress knees


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over here and they need something to,

with our lights coming from up here.


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We'll just maybe highlight

them on this side.


361

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Something like, so there we are.


362

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And just put in the indication,

few, little Rascals.


363

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There now I would just use this brush.


364

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I'm going to take some black.


365

00:19:50,655 --> 00:19:51,945

He was black in the be right back.


366

00:19:51,945 --> 00:19:54,615

Get some SAP green there.


367

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We just mix on the brush

is black SAP green.


368

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Give it a push let's scope

in here and let's have.


369

00:20:03,565 --> 00:20:06,345

Some nice green areas on

these whole Cypress trees.


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Ken's arm hanging out here like that.


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There we are.


372

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Oh, covering up all my tree branches.


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That's okay though.


374

00:20:18,420 --> 00:20:21,720

We know they're under there and

they're needed to hold all this up.


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So they're there.


376

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When we know that there maybe right in

here lives a big old place like that.


377

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There we are.


378

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Who knows, who knows?


379

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So our world is we can do

anything here that we want to do.


380

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All right.


381

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Let's use that same break, go into a

little bit of the yellows and both CAD


382

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yellow, yellow ochre, and Danielle get a

little roll of paint right out of there.


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And that brush let's go back up in here.


384

00:20:56,555 --> 00:20:57,455

Just check that out.


385

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And we'll put a few leaves up here on

this big old rascal, just using the


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corner of the brush, just the corner.


387

00:21:06,075 --> 00:21:11,895

Something about like, there don't

cover up all your dark, leave


388

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him, leave him dark in places.


389

00:21:13,425 --> 00:21:18,405

So there's shadows, swamps

have a lot of very dark areas.


390

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Ooh.


391

00:21:20,265 --> 00:21:24,435

They go ELLs live up in the trees open.


392

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When I look at you in the daytime.


393

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There my brother and I used to go

out and we would look for ELLs in


394

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the tree there and they're there.


395

00:21:38,190 --> 00:21:38,820

They're there.


396

00:21:38,820 --> 00:21:41,910

They live where he up in these trees and

that's where they sleep in the daytime.


397

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All right.


398

00:21:45,780 --> 00:21:47,130

Tell you what, let's have some fun.


399

00:21:48,600 --> 00:21:51,630

Let me grab a little, maybe we're

using number three, fan brush.


400

00:21:52,470 --> 00:21:54,390

I'm going to take some paint thinner.


401

00:21:55,590 --> 00:21:59,190

And some white in our reach over

here and grew up some midnight


402

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black and just mix them together.


403

00:22:01,950 --> 00:22:02,700

Something like that.


404

00:22:03,220 --> 00:22:10,560

Just basically gray or making hand a scope

in here and here and there we'll have


405

00:22:10,560 --> 00:22:13,020

some old Spanish Boston hangs off there.


406

00:22:14,240 --> 00:22:19,410

They're a little more color and just

think in your world where it would hang.


407

00:22:20,264 --> 00:22:22,854

It's that easy, but a thin paint

will just slide right over.


408

00:22:23,804 --> 00:22:25,034

Maybe let's go up in here.


409

00:22:25,304 --> 00:22:28,965

It's always lost hanging out

of these old Cypress trees.


410

00:22:30,405 --> 00:22:36,044

I can't, when we were kids, we used

to collect this Moss and they used to


411

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use it for stuffing and upholstery.


412

00:22:38,340 --> 00:22:43,260

They would boil it and it has a little

black center and it looks like wire.


413

00:22:43,830 --> 00:22:49,020

And if you find old over furniture that

has that in it, chances are it's Spanish


414

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Moss, but that's how we made extra money.


415

00:22:51,330 --> 00:22:55,500

When we were young, as we would

collect this and sell it, got


416

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about a nickel, a truckload to

let's go from this big tree there.


417

00:22:59,940 --> 00:23:06,000

We need some over in here and there

just at random here and there, wherever.


418

00:23:08,159 --> 00:23:13,350

Wherever, even down in here, some

of these little low trees, the Moss


419

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falls out and it hangs on everything.


420

00:23:16,440 --> 00:23:17,730

It's a parasite.


421

00:23:18,240 --> 00:23:21,000

So Spanish most it's just a parasite.


422

00:23:22,230 --> 00:23:27,389

Okay, take a little bit of greens,

green and yellow, and I'm just going


423

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to touch in, make it look like a

little grassy things that are growing


424

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in the water down through here.


425

00:23:35,030 --> 00:23:36,050

Little things like that.


426

00:23:36,949 --> 00:23:46,370

They're just at the foot of these little

Cypress knees, grab another fan brush.


427

00:23:46,370 --> 00:23:50,449

We'll put some black and some SAP green

on it, and that's, let's just quickly


428

00:23:50,449 --> 00:23:57,830

pop in some little things around the

base of this big old tree group of trees.


429

00:23:59,149 --> 00:24:00,530

She made there's one right here, too.


430

00:24:02,504 --> 00:24:08,625

And let's have one right here, just

wherever, back to her fan brush.


431

00:24:08,625 --> 00:24:11,175

It has the grass color on it.


432

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And we'll put in a few, little, few,

little grassy areas, something like that.


433

00:24:20,344 --> 00:24:25,504

There take a little bit of the

dark, sand and white mixed together.


434

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We'll put the indication of just a

middle soil right around the base of it.


435

00:24:32,145 --> 00:24:36,495

Just a little, this is some of that soil

that you don't want to really step on.


436

00:24:36,495 --> 00:24:39,375

You probably sink right through

it, just here and there.


437

00:24:41,285 --> 00:24:41,615

There.


438

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And shoot.


439

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I think for that, we got a pretty mean

looking a little swamp scene, and that's


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basically the way we made the little scene

that you see in the beginning of the show.


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Hope you enjoyed it from all of us here.


442

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I'd like to wish you happy painting.


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And God bless my friend.


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