Name: We Tried Recreating THIS Iconic Japanese Painting… (Bob Ross Style)
Uploaded: 2022-03-21T17:50:05.000Z
Duration: 16 min 53 s
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Hello everybody and welcome back to Tokyo creative play and it is good to see you again.

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We're going to be doing some nice painting in the style of bob ross and we're gonna be painting the red mount fuji by by cutting here today.

Originally it's supposed to be Mount fuji at dawn.

That's why the undertones and the highlights are already in color.

So we are going to try to recreate those paintings today.

This alcohol is really powerful, powerful for our materials.

Today we will be using some white card, not really a canvas but anything works and some paintbrushes and watercolor paints from die.

So so for every new set of water colors that you use, you should do a patch test.

So I have gone with the liberty of trying out the paints to see how they flow.

Also for watercolor, if you want to maintain like a white canvas by right, you should be using masking liquid for the clouds.

But I don't think this paper can hold up with the masking liquid.

So I'm just gonna like pass on that and try to make do with white paint instead.

So I'm just gonna get started I think with some blues as the background.

So we're just gonna use a little bit dark blue, a little bit of light though as well.

Let's do a dark to light blue gradient for your brush with lots of water.

Get started, we want to see lots of blue on there.

It's important to kind of just feel as you go put like a little bit of it.

Like as long as you feel a sky coming along, let's have a little bit of white.

I'm not really sure how water colors work, but I'm assuming that water helps.

So I'm just making it into a very light pale blue paint it on.

The brush, the other hairs on the brush are coming off onto the paint.

I think it will be okay in the end and I'm sure that it is not meant to be this thick.

I'm probably supposed to have added water, add some water to some blue.

This looks a lot more how it's supposed to be.

I think it's in the name, isn't it watercolor.

The first color I'm going to here is making green.

So I'm going to ask you army suppose likely and thick green coral name is.

The first thing he's having a lot of water.

I think along the corner on the campus exactly keep in mind where the mountain is gonna be, but don't mind it too much.

Confidence is the key to your strokes, you're just gonna let the paper know that you know you're the boss and it looks like a sky to me and so I think that gives us the confidence to move on to the actual mount fuji.

Now you add water and they become easier to work.

I have to show you close up what this looks like.

We're gonna get a tissue and see if I can wipe the hair off.

That might be nicer if I had a bigger paintbrush but that's okay.

I wonder if I can improvise something to turn this into a bigger paintbrush.

I have a hairbrush, I have a pastry brush that's made of silicon.

No, I'm not sure if this is going to work but I think that this is going to help with our creativity at the very least.

That's not exactly what I'm looking for I think.

I don't want to Toot my own horn or anything but not bad.

So Fuji in this picture obviously is quite red rent and maybe a bit of orange as well.

That's good load your brush with lots of paint and water and kind of just use the darker colors and then bring it down lighter.

Okay, It should get lighter on the bottom.

Ah My blue paint just went into my reds or my plate is ruined.

Now this hook side painting, the fuji is actually a little bit skinnier than I believe it feels in real life.

Maybe over the years Fuji put on a little bit of weight.

Now I can see with the, with the water colors, you can see the other colors a bit through.

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We Tried Recreating THIS Iconic Japanese Painting… (Bob Ross Style)

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