Amery Bohling

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This bundle includes 2 Amery Bohling Landscape Videos

8+ Hours of Instructional Video

Seascape Painting Secrets

How To Paint The Grand Canyon

 


Seascape Painting Secrets

With this exclusive video training, you will:

  • Discover how to paint a captivating seascape where the sea and land embrace under a Malibu sunset
  • Learn the secrets to painting light on waves, rock faces, sand, and more
  • Learn how to work with shadows and forms and lay out your painting in a way that will capture the viewer's attention
  • Learn new and exciting techniques that will help you take your work to the next level — whether you're an experienced painter or a complete beginner

 

If you want to paint a breathtaking seascape, you'll need to learn a few things first, such as:

  • How to use shadow and space correctly when painting rock surfaces
  • How to paint the effects of light on various wave types and vegetation
  • How to work with forms and details specific to seascapes and bring them together in harmony
  • The elements of a wave and how to make waves look real
  • How to paint water and reflections

 

Amery Bohling will guide you through your own seascape painting experience and your viewers will be spellbound at what you paint!

In this all-new video collection, you're going to learn, step by step, how to paint a beautiful coastal scene on El Matador State Beach in Malibu, California.

Amery will take you through every stage of her painting process from A to Z, so you can follow along at your own pace and master each key technique.

Seascape Painting Secrets features over 3 1/2 hours of in-depth painting instruction, along with an eye-opening one-on-one interview with the artist.

You'll discover how to create your value study, and how to use a grid to lay out your composition and establish the correct proportions.

You'll also learn how to paint a sweeping coastline with multiple types of crashing and rolling waves, the reflection of light on craggy rock faces, and much, much more.

Now, this part is important:


You don't need to be an experienced painter to learn how to do this. And you don't have to have talent to paint. That comes from training.

In fact, in the words of our publisher, B. Eric Rhoads, if you can follow a recipe and bake a cake, you can learn to paint. Because painting is a process.

Well, this is your "recipe" for painting a gorgeous Malibu seascape!

 

Let's take a closer look at what you'll learn inside Seascape Painting Secrets:

  • How to paint sand, rocks, crashing and rolling waves, and reflections on the water
  • Why you don't need to be a "perfect painter" to paint gallery-quality work
  • Amery Bohling's favorite tools for drawing, painting various strokes, and adding in details
  • Exactly how Amery mixes her seascape colors to get them just right
  • Tips and tricks for working with light and shadow
  • How to "warm up" and "cool down" your colors, and the unexpected reason you should do this in small steps
  • Why you should identify where your darkest dark and lightest light will be on your painting early on (most beginners get this step wrong)
  • How indoor and outdoor lighting affect your painting, and how to use this to your advantage
  • How (and when) to paint the foreground and background
  • How Amery keeps things interesting by using the concept of opposition within her compositions
  • What she does to fine-tune her work and turn a good painting into an outstanding one
  • How she paints waves to get a realistic and expressive effect — including the subtle details in the forms and shadows
  • The importance of balancing shadow and light
  • The different brushstrokes she uses to blend and add layers
  • How to paint still and reflective water on the shoreline
  • The secret to painting rolling and breaking waves, and the subtle way water works around rocks
  • When to bring out highlights and details of the rocks, the shoreline, and breaking waves
  • What to add and what to remove to create rhythm within your composition
  • How to create "tension points," and why these are so powerful
  • And much, much more!

 

 

How To Paint The Grand Canyon

Here’s just a taste of what Amery demonstrates in this video. These are all about COLOR:

  • Why you need to paint en plein air to see the true colors in nature … photos are wonderful references when you understand color.
  • What you need to do BEFORE you ever start to paint to have half the hard work done.
  • How to determine the main shadow color in a painting so that every light is lighter than that and every dark is darker. (This is the only way to get a correct separation of light and dark in your work.)
  • How to judge and correct the values of colors right on the palette (no dulling them with white or black)
  • The ONE color you need on your palette to tone your mixed colors without losing the vibrancy you’re going for. (and no… it is not a neutral gray… far from it.)
  • Why using black to edit your colors is NOT the way to go
  • How to plan your color values so they don’t "fight" on the canvas or look jumpy and disconnected.
  • Learn which opaque colors will slaughter the beautiful mixes you really want — and what to do instead.

 

Imagine standing in front of your easel — somewhere on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon — painting a majestic view at sunset.

Then coming home with a masterful artwork … to enjoy … and show your friends and family. How astounded they are at the fleeting beauty you were able to capture! Who knew you could do such breathtaking work? You may even be startled by your own newfound expertise.

Is this merely the stuff of fantasy and imagination?

Not at all!

This dream — and the masterpiece you can paint — is entirely within your reach.

Much sooner than you think!

Would you like to be a better painter as soon as tomorrow?

I’m about to tell you how that can happen, but first, let me answer a question you might have…

Why Would I Want to Paint the Grand Canyon If I’ve Never Been and May Never Go?

Whether you have been to the Grand Canyon or not, you know it is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Words can never describe its grandeur, although one writer tried. She said…

"…the weight of deep time on display crushes comprehension. We look, we gasp, we shudder with awe."
-Pamela Petro, former artist-in-residence at the Grand Canyon

It’s that very sense of awe … and wonder … that artists seek to portray. Isn’t that what you hope to achieve each time you put brush to canvas? Don’t you long to create work that not only represents the world around you, but captures that little spark that lives in your mind’s eye?

Well, now you can.

And it is much easier than you think.

In fact, with this video, you can be a better painter in a matter of hours!

Picture yourself:

  • Setting up your canvas and laying out the drawing with a plan that ensures success
  • Boldly mixing clear, vibrant colors so that half the hard work is done before you even start painting
  • Confidently laying in the correct values so that your painting actually "sings" with harmony

Do one or more of these things elude you when you paint? Do your colors tend to get dull and muddy? Do you get to the end of the painting and that spark you were going for just isn’t there?

It’s happened to all of us. Talk about frustration! All that hard work, and the painting just doesn’t look like you imagined it would. Hours and hours spent … expensive materials … are you wasting your time?

Of course not. You just need someone to show you exactly what to do. Step by step. How to plan. How to execute. How to know when you’re getting off track … and how to get back on.

And that’s exactly what Painting the Grand Canyon, featuring Amery Bohling, will do for you. Amery is a member of the "Grand Canyon 7," a group of artist friends who paint there regularly. "The Canyon," as they call it, has become their obsession. You don’t need to make it your obsession, but this remarkable video will fuel your own passion for painting by ramping up your skills fast. Skills that will go on to apply to your future work, no matter the subject.