A couple of years ago I painted a scene for my YouTube channel that was so popular that I have since been inundated with requests for it to be filmed as a full lesson. This isn't the same scene but it has the same feel, a similar composition and is slightly more difficult. The "craggy" rocks make "St. Ives" an interesting picture to paint and I have to say I learned a lot whilst painting it for you. I'm really happy with the finished work and I'm sure you'll feel the same about your version.

It's important to take your time, enjoy the process and "don't rush it!" as my Dad used to tell me!

Difficulty: Advanced
Panel Size: 12 x 16 inches
Brushes used in this lesson: Michael James Smith Professional Brush Set
Painting surface used in this lesson: Artists Exhibition Panel

Oil Paints:
Titanium White
French Ultramarine
Cerulean Blue
Winsor Lemon
Ivory Black
Sap Green
Burnt Umber
Alizarin Crimson