Sunrise Summit - Wet on Wet Oil Painting Walkthrough

In this session, I sit down to work on a large canvas, focusing on a landscape design for an upcoming workshop in North Bend, Washington. I explore the wet-on-wet painting method to build a misty, sunrise-inspired mountain scene. This video is a raw, real-time look at my process—including the trial and error that goes into painting. We work with a palette of blues, grays, and oranges, layering values to create depth and fog. Whether you’re a beginner or a fellow painter, I hope you enjoy this quiet, long-form look at building a landscape from a loose sketch to a finished piece. In this video, we cover: [01:05] Starting with a warm sky base using Cadmium Orange. [05:06] Mixing and applying a blue-gray for the sky and mountain base. [15:32] Using a paper towel to dry and shape the mountain. [19:27] Adding snow highlights and using different values to create depth. [43:28] Using a flat brush and filbert to indicate distant forest lines. [01:05:35] Building out the foreground with evergreen trees and rocky textures. [01:38:42] Adding the final signature. If you enjoy a slower, meditative painting process, settle in and paint along with me. Don't forget to like and subscribe if you find a helpful tip or two!