Webinar: Paint Like Bob Ross Using Painter
During this webinar Painter Master Elite Karen Bonaker will teach you how to harness a variety of Bob Ross® brushes to paint in alla prima style using Painter 2019. Utilizing Karen’s direction, you will be empowered to create your own unique happy little landscape. Some of the tools and techniques to be featured in this live presentation include:
- Select brushes from the Bob Ross Bundle endorsed by Bob Ross Inc.©
- Understanding color and light
- How to use your brushes effectively
Karen is recognized for her love of nature and landscape paintings. She is a successful artist and instructor who runs Digital Art Academy with a variety of courses to teach digital artists new painting techniques online from the comfort of home.
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Comments (2)
I really like your tutorials on Bob Ross painting! Is there a place I can purchase the brush set?? If not any options?
Thanks
Leslie
Hello Leslie,
Unfortunately the brush set was only available for a limited time, but you can get the color set and mixer pad from our tutorial on setting up your color palette for Bob Ross’ ‘Mystic Mountain’.
Other than that, Bob Ross paints with thick oils that allow you to build up some heavy texture; heavy oil brushes and slightly shorter strokes are a good starting point for getting into that style.
Hope this helps!
Discovery Center Team