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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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Suggested Materials & Supplies

These are just a few things that you might want to have on hand

PLEASE NOTE THAT THE LIST OF MATERIALS IS NOT 100% ACCURATE FOR THIS PARTICULAR PAINTING.
PLEASE PREVIEW THE VIDEO BEFORE PUTTING YOUR PAINTS OUT ON YOUR PALETTE.
THIS IS GINGER'S STANDARD PALETTE OF COLORS.

Here is the list of paints, mediums, and other materials to help complete this painting. We primarily use Golden, Holbein, and Salvador acrylic paints and mediums.

You will see that specific “hardware” will make your painting experience more pleasurable. These are what we recommend to have on hand.

Paints Used

Typically, we use Heavy Body Golden & Holbein

  • Titanium White
  • Mixing / Zinc / Transparent White
  • Antique White
  • Buff Titanium
  • Paynes Gray
  • Black
  • Cadmium Yellow Medium
  • Cadmium Yellow Light
  • Yellow Oxide or Orchre
  • Quinacridone Nickel Azo Gold
  • Luminous Rose (Holbein)
  • Naphthol Crimson
  • Cadmium Red Medium
  • Cadmium Red Light
  • Luminous Rose (Holbein)
  • Luminous Opera (Holbein)
  • Quinacridone Magenta
  • Phthalo Blue
  • Ultramarine Blue
  • Southern Ocean Blue
  • Dioxazine Purple
  • Phthalo Green
  • Burnt Umber
  • Burnt Sienna
  • Raw Umber
  • Raw Sienna
  • Van Dyke Brown (Golden Fluid)
  • Titanium White (Golden Fluid)
  • Black (Golden Fluid)
  • Satin Glazing Medium

Equipment Used

Brushes, Ruler, T-Square, Canvas, Posca Pens, etc.

  • 1/4″ Angle Brush
  • 3/8″ Angle Brush
  • 1/2″ Angle Brush
  • 5/8″ Angle Brush
  • 3/4″ Angle Brush
  • Round Brush
  • Posca Pens
  • Chalk or Pastel Pencils
  • Artist Tape
  • T-Square
  • Ruler
  • Ballpoint Pen
  • Saral Transfer Paper
  • Credit Card
  • 24″ x 30″ Stretched Canvas

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2 Comments

  1. 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

    1. 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

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