Oregon Coast
Introduction
Learn to paint…

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In this tutorial, Ginger will show you how to…
You will learn how to apply layer after layer of color to create this beautiful artwork.
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Paints Used
Typically, we use Heavy Body Golden & Holbein
Equipment Used
Brushes, Ruler, T-Square, Canvas, Posca Pens, etc.
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Hey Ginger and Jon, I love this painting. I have a big 24×36 canvas and its been waiting for a few years to have color splashed on it. I was wondering if you think I could expand on this painting for me big canvas. I love painting big and never painted small until I joined with Ginger! So, Im wondering if I could add more rocks for the extra inches. I have lots of references for rocks from my own lava beach here in Panama. Or if there is a better tutorial that could look good going this big, suggestions welcomed. It doesn’t have to be water but I loved this painting. Cheers
Gwen,
This shouldn’t be too much of a stretch because you are only adding 6-inches to the width. Looking at the image, I would add it to the right side because I believe that would be easier. Of course, you can just add a little to both sides to make up the 6-inches.
We would love to see what you come up with!
Jon