Plein Air Painting in HEAVY Snow | Tranquil Winter Scene

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ABOUT THE VIDEO

Experience plein air painting in HEAVY snow at –10°C, created in extreme winter conditions. A tranquil winter scene painted outdoors using oil paints in an impasto style.

In this video, I take you with me on a plein air painting adventure in HEAVY snow, painting outdoors at –10°C in extreme winter conditions. Surrounded by snow-covered trees and complete winter silence, I create a tranquil winter scene directly from nature.

This painting is done using oil paints in a bold, pastose (impasto) style, allowing thick textures to capture the weight, light, and atmosphere of the snow.

Throughout the video, I also teach and explain important painting fundamentals, including:
• Composition basics
• Light and shadow relationships
• Color theory in winter landscapes
• Foreground, middle ground, and background separation

This video is both educational and relaxing, combining plein air painting, winter nature, and a calm, meditative atmosphere.

Perfect for:
• Artists and art students
• Plein air painting enthusiasts
• Winter landscape lovers
• Viewers seeking peaceful and inspiring art content

Let the quiet snowfall, snowy trees, and natural winter light guide you through this extreme yet tranquil plein air painting experience.

Thank you for watching and supporting my art journey.

🎨 Medium: Oil on canvas
📍 Location: [lampėdžiai]

Art materials used in this video:

Oil paints (Ladoga, 120 ml):
• Titanium White
• Candium Lemon
• Raw Sienna
• Natural Umbra
• Phthalocyanine Blue
• Cerulean Blue
• Candium Red Deep
• Carmine

Oil paints (Master Class, 45 ml):
• Ultramarine Violet (One of my favorites)

🖌️ Brushes Used in This Video:
• Main Brushes: Filbert brushes for broad strokes and overall painting
• Detail Brushes: A few round brushes for fine details

I primarily use filbert brushes for most of the painting, but I always keep a few round brushes on hand for intricate details. The brand of the brushes is not important; what matters is the shape and function for achieving the desired results.

🖼️ Canvas:

• 50x60 cm. ~ 20 x 24 iches. Linen.

The canvas is handmade by me from high-quality linen fabric, prepared with professional oil paint gesso and natural animal bone glue.

If you are interested, I can create a separate video showing how to make a canvas from scratch. Just let me know in the comments or contact me via email!

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⏱️ CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro
0:06 - En Route
0:57 - Setup
1:14 - Composition
2:58 - Painting Process
5:00 - Unveiling

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Music Credit:
From Epidemic Sound