Oil Painting: Create Surreal Landscapes

Landscape Study

A course by Paul Neberra , Artist

100% positive reviews (54)

2,012 students

Audio: English, Spanish

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About the video: Landscape Study

Overview

“Now you are ready to take your first steps in painting the scenery with oils. I will help you to understand the foreground and background as the main colours!”

In this video lesson Paul Neberra addresses the topic: Landscape Study, which is part of the Domestika online course: Oil Painting: Create Surreal Landscapes. Learn to use oil paints to create a unique landscape, combining both realism and symbolism..

Partial transcription of the video

“Landscape Study In this lesson, we're going to work on our landscape. We're going to do a small exercise and this is going to be quite helpful for our final project. This is a picture of a landscape in Gerês, Portugal, and this is quite interesting for painting because you have some trees in the background and the mountains there. You have some trees on the front and some rocks in the middle. Let's start with this. In my palette, I have some new colors. We have titanium white, yellow ochre, cadmium yellow, some burnt sienna, we have viridian green, burnt umber, and ultramarine blue, and som...”

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Course summary for: Oil Painting: Create Surreal Landscapes

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (54)
2012 students
4 units
18 lessons (3h 42m)
4 downloads

Category
Illustration
Areas
Fine Arts, Oil Painting, Painting

Paul Neberra

A course by Paul Neberra

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Artist

Paul Neberra is a self-taught artist from Portugal. After graduating with a degree in graphic design he began his career working as an illustrator, designer and then as a teacher of graphics-related software.

Surrealism has been a passion of Paul’s since he was a child and once he discovered Pop Surrealism everything fell into place. In 2013 he began pursuing his artistic career. Since then his work has been used on products such as beer cans for French brewery La Débauche, and featured in several magazines including on the cover of Heavy Metal magazine, in Catapult, and Beautiful Bizarre.