Art Tip of The Month #9: Painting a Snow Scene

Monday, April 16th, 2018

There’s so much to learn when you’re slinging paint and pencil, so here’s the ninth installment in my monthly segment, Muddy Colors: Art Tip of the Month with Jeff Miracola. Each of my short videos will share a handy tip to help you create magnificent art.

My art tip this month is: Painting a Snow Scene

It’s Spring time! That means we should start seeing the sun, right? That’s not the case in Wisconsin. But since we have new fallen snow I thought I’d use the opportunity to show you how I go about painting a snow scene using oil paint.

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    For the record, you’re a superstar and genuinely nice guy! Some time ago you answered a question after watching a video from another site. If you take requests…how about at some time a video showing technique for painting scales using watercolor…and to add to the challenge on watercolor board as opposed to WC paper….perhaps painting a dragon? Always interested in differently methodology from different artists using mediums I don’t see them traditionally working in.

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    Thanks for sharing this helpful video and article…

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    I really wanted to watch you paint, but instead, the video kept going to you standing in the snow. Any hints on how to just watch the painting?