LPR: Landscape Painting 101 – Chris Fornataro
Start painting frame-worthy landscapes using my simple shortcuts collected over 15 years of painting.
Do you not even know where to start when painting a landscape? I mean you don’t even know what photo would make a good landscape? Or maybe you have you taken a photo of a landscape and thought it would make a great painting only to get back home and look at the photo and see it doesn’t come close to capturing the beauty you saw in person? I sure have.
This is the main problem that throws everyone off! Landscapes are not like portraits and still lifes where you can copy the photo and make a great painting. There is more to it than that. There is a process to capturing the scene. I want to teach you that process in this course.
What You’ll Learn In LPR: Landscape Painting 101
The Biggest Short Cut I Have
- The Big Shortcut
- Goals
- Course Structure
Materials
- My Materials
Composition
- Why Composition Is Important
- Dynamic Shapes
- Overlapping
- Spacing
- Lead In
- Examples
- Values In Composition
- Value Examples
- Choosing Photos
- Master Example
- Canyon Sketch Demo
- Island Sketch Demo
- Sunset Stream Demo
Starting A Painting
- Value Planes
- Value Exercise
- Atmospheric Perspective
- Greens
- Atmosphere Exercise
- Student Critiques
Trees
- Best Tree Shortcut
- Leaf Clusters
- Tree Values
- Pine Trees
- Palm Trees
- Tree Study Exercise
- Student Critiques
Water
- Best Water Shortcut
- Ocean
- Shorelines
- Big Shapes Method
- Island Water Cliff Notes
- Island Water Tutorial
- Student Critiques
Clouds
- Best Cloud Shortcut
- Color/Value
- Cloud Demo
Mountains
- Best Mountain Shortcut
- Color/Value
- Snow
- Mountain Demo
- Edgar Payne
- Grand Canyon Cliff Notes
- Grand Canyon Tutorial
- Student Critiques
Fields
- Best Field Shortcut
- Grass Form
- Master Example
- Sunset Stream Cliff Notes
- Sunset Stream Tutorial
- Student Critiques
- Final Video
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