Acrylic Painting Tutorial on How to Paint Basic Rocks on Sunlight Easy for Beginners by JM Lisondra

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  1. Amazing šŸ‘šŸ‘šŸ‘thank for sharing šŸ‘šŸ‘šŸ‘

  2. Thank you for your lesson…I am a beginner.

  3. Can anyone tell me how to do a video like this? I mean showing two screens at the same time?//

    • use 2 cameras and download any video editor program to edit and merge the videos

  4. Are you self taught?

  5. Thank you very helpful!

  6. So hard to paint rocks yours are beautiful thanks for sharing 🌺

  7. How are you not yet at 1M+ subscribers

  8. Gracias Sr. Lisondra por regalarnos su talento y tƩcnica. Lo admiro.

  9. Very nice sir šŸ’šŸ’šŸ’

  10. John, you have good heart

  11. Wonderful instruction,beautiful painting

  12. Can I ask why the punk splodge was on the left of the painting

  13. Hi John, I’m typing while I’m watching you painting rocks. The rock on the top, looks like a person with yellow long hair. It has two eyes and a long nose and it also has shoulders. Anyway, I’ve never seen such beautiful rocks. Thank you for this lesson,

  14. Uauuuuu!!!! Pintura perfeita, jÔ me inscrevi. Não te conhecia, só agora você apareceu pra mim. Eu pinto tecidos mas me inspiro muito em telas. Obrigada pelos ensinamentos.

  15. If I hadn’t seen you do that from the rough sketch, I could never believe it!! I work so hard to make my painting realistic, I am hoping I can use your ideas to do much much better. Thank you.

  16. Jon, thanks for a great tutorial, I’m going to use these ideas for my rockpool. I see you have rocks with water too, so will catch that one now 🄰

  17. Amazing how you did it WOW

  18. Wow

  19. Brilliant

  20. Thank you for this. I am working with a painting 100% boulders in all varied light. This helped me remember the techniques, and also suggested new information to me that is very helpful, especially with the hues, and values, mixing the orange for afternoon sun. Thanks. —Glenn