Start Your Art Journey Right!
Brandon Thomas Art is committed to helping you start your art hobby or career right! With Brandon's specially designed tools, painting lessons, books, painting clubs, and his growing certified instructors you can take your art journey from hobbyist to Master. If you want to learn wet - on- wet oil painting you have come to the right place!
Learn to paint as easy as 1-2-3!
Brandon's 1-2-3 method of oil painting makes it easy to create beautiful landscapes and seascapes! This method requires specially designed tools and mediums to make this technique work. The 1-2-3 method is stacking wet paint on top of wet paint in multiple layers and it's very easy with the right equipment! Many ask, "why can't I get this to work like in Brandon's videos?" After a short conversation it usually comes down to the equipment they are using. With the wrong equipment this method can be a nightmare! Thats why Brandon developed and continues to develop products for this technique. Brandon's signature collection of brushes are designed for this very method, and are softer than the standard brushes designed for wet-on-wet oil painting, and have a special fill to make them easy to use, in stacking layers of wet paint.
Making it easy to create beautiful texture on top of wet paint! This method can be very easy with the right tools! So many who have struggled to paint in this method after switching to Brandon's products using his step-by-step instructions in his many videos are painting beautiful paintings they have always dreamed they could do! So what is the 1-2-3 method? the 1-2-3 method is the wet-on-wet technique but instead of just 1 highlight its 2 highlights. 1st is the base color (dark) the 2nd colors is the mid-tone highlight and the 3rd is the light highlight 1-2-3. Sometimes we can add a 3rd highlight for an extra pop but 99% of the time its just the 2 highlights. Sounds easy right? that's because it is with the right tools! Trying to get that extra highlight with other brushes can result in a muddy appearance , because they are not soft enough nor have the right fill in the ferrule of the brush. You can order Brandon's brushes by clicking SHOP at the top of the page.
Brandon's 1-2-3 method of oil painting makes it easy to create beautiful landscapes and seascapes! This method requires specially designed tools and mediums to make this technique work. The 1-2-3 method is stacking wet paint on top of wet paint in multiple layers and it's very easy with the right equipment! Many ask, "why can't I get this to work like in Brandon's videos?" After a short conversation it usually comes down to the equipment they are using. With the wrong equipment this method can be a nightmare! Thats why Brandon developed and continues to develop products for this technique. Brandon's signature collection of brushes are designed for this very method, and are softer than the standard brushes designed for wet-on-wet oil painting, and have a special fill to make them easy to use, in stacking layers of wet paint.
Making it easy to create beautiful texture on top of wet paint! This method can be very easy with the right tools! So many who have struggled to paint in this method after switching to Brandon's products using his step-by-step instructions in his many videos are painting beautiful paintings they have always dreamed they could do! So what is the 1-2-3 method? the 1-2-3 method is the wet-on-wet technique but instead of just 1 highlight its 2 highlights. 1st is the base color (dark) the 2nd colors is the mid-tone highlight and the 3rd is the light highlight 1-2-3. Sometimes we can add a 3rd highlight for an extra pop but 99% of the time its just the 2 highlights. Sounds easy right? that's because it is with the right tools! Trying to get that extra highlight with other brushes can result in a muddy appearance , because they are not soft enough nor have the right fill in the ferrule of the brush. You can order Brandon's brushes by clicking SHOP at the top of the page.
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