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Southwest Fall Painting
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Free Video Tutorial
I created a video for this painting tutorial. It is on my youtube channel: Christina Sherrod Art. Please watch the FREE video for full instructions and demonstration.
This page provides the free pattern and list of supplies.
I lived in the desert Southwest for many years. During that time, I came to love the desert and surrounding hills. Fall was a very special time of year, because temperatures cooled, and being outside was a joy.
I created this painting for a class I taught. I love to get it out for fall and Halloween each year.
SUPPLIES
Free Southwest Halloween Painting Pattern – print, then enlarge, shrink or crop to your liking
Gesso (optional – if you would like your canvas to be smoother, or you feel it needs more gesso)
canvas of your choice – panel or gallery wrap (any size you wish)
acrylic paints (I use Grumbacher, Golden, Liquitex, Artist Masters – any good quality artist paint will work well)
choose colors you like: I used the following:
Prussion blue, cerulean blue, quinacridone magenta, burnt sienna, burnt umber, payne’s gray, warm gray, light blue, deep violet, raw sienna, oranges and yellows, titanium white, black, hooker’s green, green-gold (by Golden).
NOTE: I used many colors because I had them. You can start with a small amount of primary and basic colors, and mix – or use the colors of your choice.
paint brushes in various sizes
cup of water, paper towel, easel
