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Professional Artist & Art School Founder. This article has been viewed 36,331 times. There are 21 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page. Bob Ross, a name synonymous with artistic inspiration, transcended the realm of paint and canvas to become a beacon of creativity that touched lives far beyond the studio walls. Rebecca holds a BFA in Painting from Boston University's School for the Arts and has participated in acclaimed artist residencies worldwide. With more than 22 years of art experience, she is the author of Release Your Creativity: Discover Your Inner Artist with 15 Simple Painting Projects, and her artwork has been exhibited in more than 50 museums and galleries around the world. Her art studios provide 100+ weekly, beginner-friendly drawing and painting art classes to people around the globe.

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Celebrated by TV networks, press, and celebrities including NBC, ABC, E!, Time Out New York, The Kardashians, and Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons, Rebecca specializes in creating abstract artwork and teaching studio art classes. Rebecca Schweiger is a Professional Artist, Published Author, and the Founder of The Art Studio NY, New York City's #1-rated art school and global online art studio. It was a triumph to me because it was a hybrid piece, that started out as Alla Prima and was completed in a traditional method.This article was co-authored by Rebecca Schweiger. It has since become one of my favorite pieces that I have done.

The origin idea for “Morning Light” was set to be a total seascape, however, it wasn’t working for me, so after it was dried for about a month, I decided to paint in the grass, land and trees. The method of this is sound, I will add a photo of a Alla Prima on black canvas I did a few months back.

After applied, take a paper towel and wipe the canvas down, whatever comes off will leave you with a sufficient amount to work with.įrom then, what he does is tries out several transparent colors, CAD Yellow (Hue), Indian Yellow, Alizarin Crimson, Pthalo Blue, Pthalo Green, etc… He then only has to use Titanium White to make a decent sky/water. on a black canvas using a SMALL, THIN coating of clear, and how you can tell if you have used too much (because it will start to run in the drying phase if you have). Then you put your liquid/magic color down. In the Bob Ross Method of Alla Prima on a black canvas, he starts from the double primed canvas and then primes it again with back gesso. I guess that’s a combo of Liquid White and Titanium White? Is there something different about this one compared to the above ones?Īlso, at 10:20 into the vid above, he takes Magic White and Plain White as he says and mixes them. I also heard him say the same thing for another black canvas painting he did.

However, he says those colors are transparent. I’m thinking for this one, Bob did a black gesso + liquid clear, then a Van Dyke Brown and Prussian Blue combo as in the above examples.

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What would the difference be between a quick liquid black prime as seen here as compared to a black gesso plus liquid clear? I read somewhere that those were Bill Alexander’s line of paints and the equivalents are Bob’s Liquid White and Liquid Black. I hear Bob mentioning ‘Magic White’ and ‘Magic Black’. I’m thinking it was the same for this one. That’s probably just to give the black a slight hue, right? In the vid here though Bob uses a light coat of two colors, on top of the clear. I take it that you paint your canvas with black gesso, let it dry, then use the liquid clear as you would the liquid white, then have at it.

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