Painting with more VaRiEtY!

[Richard Robinson]

Here's a brief clip from the First Snow painting lesson at: http://www.livepaintinglessons.com/shop/first-snow

Beginners paintings are often distinguished by a lack of variety. They often display large areas of flat colour, brushwork that is all too similar, and shapes that are repetitious (eg, trees or hills the same shape and size).

That's all because of our natural tendency to simplify and make patterns. As painters it's our job to overcome these inbuilt tendencies, to make rich, interesting painting full of variety.

Have a think about that next time you're painting. Enjoy!

This is just a small snippet from the longer lesson which you can find here: http://www.livepaintinglessons.com/shop/first-snow

[Timothy Tilch]

Very Nice, I like it. I thought you do something with the rabbit

[Renate Roske-Shelton]

Beatiful First Snow and valuable insights shared as always. Thank You, Richard!

[Clover Lea]

Love this! Thanks so much, Richard...

[Clover Lea]

Love this! Thanks so much, Richard....