Go from "Average Looking" Rocks
to Believable High Quality Rocks in Just Two Hours
In This Video Replay our Matt Ryder Live Event
Recently, we asked a group of artists about how confident they are when painting rocks in their landscape work...
The heavy sighs and moans clearly pointed to their answer: Not so confident.
We heard everything from...
“My rocks look like blobs of muddy-colored play-doh!” to “I’m finding that all of my rocks look the same… help! ”
Recently, we asked a group of artists about how confident they are when painting rocks in their landscape work...
The heavy sighs and moans clearly pointed to their answer: Not so confident.
We heard everything from...
“My rocks look like blobs of muddy-colored play-doh!” to “I’m finding that all of my rocks look the same… help! ”
We’ve heard those cries for help, so help is on the way!
Like these artists, if you’d like to get much better … Even master painting the subtleties, shapes, and shading of rocks.
In this video replay of our Matt Ryder painting demonstration, which was done with a live audience, you’re going to get all of the help you need to immediately start creating rocky landscapes that look as they should.
You’ll be able to nail the right colors, include amazing textures, add in the most important details, get the lighting down solid, and even bring in realistic shadows — those cast by the rocks and those cast onto the rocks by neighboring elements.
Is It Really possible to learn in one two-hour session... YES!
In just 2 hours, Matt Ryder will be completing a start-to-finish painting from a photo. He will show you every step, so you know WHAT TO DO & HOW TO DO IT. The rest is just about practice.
Is It Really possible to learn in one two-hour session... YES!
In just 2 hours, Matt Ryder will be completing a start-to-finish painting from a photo. He will show you every step, so you know WHAT TO DO & HOW TO DO IT. The rest is just about practice.
Yes, Matt is prepared to paint a few rocks for us!
All along the way, he’ll share the tips, tools, and techniques he uses to expertly capture all kinds of rocks — from the tiniest pebbles to the biggest boulders!
Yes, Matt is prepared to paint a few rocks for us!
All along the way, he’ll share the tips, tools, and techniques he uses to expertly capture all kinds of rocks — from the tiniest pebbles to the biggest boulders!
Here’s just a glimpse at what Matt will demonstrate:
- Color vibrancy
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Value relationships and control
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Edges
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Effective color mixing
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How simplifying the structure leads to more dimension
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Brush application
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The right way to start
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The hazard of laying paint down too thick
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How to build texture and form
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Composition techniques that will make your work more appealing to those who view it
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Bring in the beauty of the sunlight to your rocky scenes
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Creating detail without actually painting detail
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Techniques that work for painting from photos as well as when you’re painting from life. (Matt’s Tip: Do both in order to improve quickly)
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Tools to create paintings of rocks that are full of light, texture, and color that you’ll be proud to share, show, and even sell
- And so much more …
“I strongly believe anyone can paint well. You must have the passion and desire to put in the work.”
In this Video
Matt’s goal is to show you how to simplify a complex subject like a group of rocks by increasing your understanding and use of values. This will help your rocky scenes look real, showcase the right amount of detail, and increase your confidence in painting sunlight — a topic many artists find difficult.
It’s All About the Techniques
Some of the techniques you’ll see Matt demonstrate are oil painting, alla prima, thin-to-thick, effective brushwork, and palette knife work. Even if you haven’t tried any of these techniques for yourself, you’re going to want to incorporate them into your own paintings.
Designed for Every Skill Level
Artists at every stage will benefit from this workshop-style presentation. Matt has designed the instruction so anyone who struggles to create form and texture with rocks can see immediate improvement.
If you’re stuck in an artistic rut, you’ll find a way to push through and experience a whole new sense of creativity and enthusiasm for painting.
If your landscape paintings feel more illustrative and no longer have texture and they lack life, you’ll soon be providing some much needed resuscitation to your artwork.
Love color but mixing results in a dull or muddy look? No more. Matt will show you his simple rules regarding color and he’ll give you the tools to mix any color with ease.
Be sure to get “Painting Rocks and Sunlight” with Matt Ryder — an art training workshop on video where you’ll learn how to confidently paint the different types of rocks found in just one reference photo. It’s very rare that you’ll get a full-on art lesson that is highly focused on one topic like this one … though the skills you learn from Matt will easily transfer into other subjects you like to paint.
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In this Video
Matt’s goal is to show you how to simplify a complex subject like a group of rocks by increasing your understanding and use of values. This will help your rocky scenes look real, showcase the right amount of detail, and increase your confidence in painting sunlight — a topic many artists find difficult.
30 Day Money Back Guarantee
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