Hi everybody and especially to gouache painters !

Hey everyone I've just dropped something pretty massive - a 7+ hour complete landscape painting course on YouTube, completely free. I've taken my best lessons and organised them into a proper course structure, taking you from a complete beginner through to creating professional-quality landscapes. What's inside: - Foundations: composition, brush selection, colour mixing, common mistakes to avoid - 25+ full painting demonstrations→ Trees, mountains, seascapes, autumn scenes, and more - All organized with chapters and timestamps so you can jump to exactly what you need It's designed to be worked through section by section, like an actual course, not just background noise while you scroll. WATCH IT HERE 👇 If you've been asking "where should I start?" or "what should I focus on next?" - this is it. And if you're already in Sam's Art School, this is a great resource to share with painter friends who are just starting out. Let me know what you think once you've had a chance to watch some of it! Cheers, Sam P.S. Want feedback on your paintings? Start a 7-day FREE trial at Sam's Art School. You'll get access to weekly live painting classes, critiques, the "Improve Your Painting in 7 Days" course, plus the full library and community of 400+ painters. https://www.skool.com/samuel-earp-online-art-school/about

Hey Artists If you've ever wanted to paint a dramatic coastal scene but weren't sure where to start, my latest post walks through exactly how I painted the Twelve Apostles in oils, from thumbnail sketches through to final highlights. I cover colour mixes for ocean blues, how to handle white water without it looking flat, and the brush techniques I use to keep things loose and painterly. It's a good read whether you're just starting out or looking to tighten up your seascape skills. Check it out here: 👇 https://samuelearp.com/blog/seascape-painting/ I'd love to see any coastal paintings you're working on. Drop them in the comments below! Cheers. Sam

I can never get waves right! 🤔