So I use the chalk tool to instead.Ĭreate a new layer and set the chalk tool to 20% pressure and 0% hardness. But in the ArtRage Lite, the knife doesn't work the same way one does in real life. In some of Bob's videos he uses a knife to tap a little Titanium White to come right down to draw the snow. Merge the layer down with the sky layer and use the knife (flat, 0% loading, and 15% pressure) to blend the colors. I simply use the brush to draw the mountain.Ĭreate a new layer and set the brush to 20% pressure, 20% thinner, and 10% loading. In ArtRage Lite, the knife can't be locked, so it is a little difficult to control. In Bob's video, he often used a knife to grab the mountain.
Then use the knife to blend them together. Next, create a new layer and pick up a little Midnight Black, Prussian Blue, Alizarin Crimson, and Van Dyke Brown. Draw continuous circles with the P06 stylus its hexogonal design makes it easy to grip so you can make smooth movements and perfectly blend each color. Set the brush to 0% loading and 100% pressure and 100% thinner. From top to bottom, first draw the darkest blue clouds, then the midtone, and then the lightest ones last.
Okay, now let's first select Prussian Blue and then pick three samples from dark to light in the panel.Ĭlick on the oil brush and set 100% pressure,100% loading, 0% thinners, auto clean, and square head. Since ArtRage Lite is for beginners, it doesn't have a real color blending function, so the color palette we just made is for reference. Name it "Bob Ross Color Palette", that way, if you want to draw a painting together with Bob, you don't need to pick the colors up again next time. After you finished picking up all 13 colors, click on the top icon on the palette and select "Add To Collections". Use Color Sampler (shift+c) to pick up the color in the reference and click the "Add Sample" button in the Samples palette. Click the Samples palette at the bottom-right corner and then clear the default samples. You can capture a screenshot of Thomas' blog page and then open it as a reference in ArtRage Lite. Based on Thomas' work, we can easily set up a color collection that can be used repeatedly. Ta da! You now have a "liquid white" canvas.Īs we know, Bob always used the same 13 colors for his paintings, and thanks to Thomas Park, we now have Bob's color palette in CSS. Roll a single stroke on the canvas and then use the Transform tool to expand the white mark to cover the canvas.
Just pick the white color, select the paint roller, and set its options to use 0% pressure, 0% thinners, and 100% loading. In ArtRage Lite, you can get that effect using a paint roller. He often said that his canvas is "liquid white," so that means he put some white paint on it before drawing anything. But no hurry, this canvas is not Bob's canvas. Open the ArtRage Lite and set up a new canvas that is 9x12 inches. So today, we’re gonna use the XP-Pen Deco 02 and the ArtRage Lite to draw a very simple happy mountain inspired by the legendary Bob Ross. But I must admit that his videos do make me want to draw something. Because of his gentle teaching method, his The Joy of Painting is still a quiet place for happy trees and modern-day artists.įun fact: about only 10% of viewers actually paint along with Bob, most just watch his videos for the pleasure of watching him work. The master painting instructor and famous TV host Bob Ross would have turned 77 in 2019.Īlthough he passed away much too soon back in 1995, he still has a strong influence and there’s no sign of that changing anytime soon. Anything that you’re willing to practice, you can do." "There’s nothing wrong with having a tree as a friend."
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