Hey Artists Just 30 minutes until we start our next painting project, continuing the theme of winter landscapes. If you want to join us live and try out Sam's Art School, this is your reminder to grab your FREE trial before class starts. Today 9am NZ time: - Sunday afternoon (USA) - Sunday evening (UK/Europe) We'll tackle this beautiful scene below with sunlit trees and dark mountains, perfect for practicing dramatic lighting and contrast as well as painting winter colours. The replay will be available to watch after the class. Start your 7-day FREE trial now and paint with us. After the trial, it's just $39/month, and you can cancel anytime. https://www.skool.com/samuel-earp-online-art-school/about See you in the studio! Sam

Hey Artists We just wrapped up this winter scene (see below) and I’m excited to continue the theme with our next painting starting Monday. Live Painting Class Details: Monday 9am NZ time: - Sunday afternoon (US) - Sunday evening (UK/Europe) We’ll be diving into another winter landscape, breaking down my process step by step. And as always, all replays are available so you can paint along whenever suits you. Not in the Art School yet? If you’ve been enjoying the free content here in Painters Hub and want to take it further, this is a great time to try out the Art School with a 7-day free trial. You’ll get: - Monday’s live painting class - All 60+ tutorial replays in the library - The “Improve Your Landscape Painting in 7 Days” course - Weekly critiques and our supportive community - All this and more After the 7-day trial ends, it’s $39/month and you can cancel anytime. If you have been struggling with your landscape painting then Sam’s Art School has everything you need so you can quickly level up and start painting with confidence. Stop guessing and start creating paintings you’d be proud to share. Start your FREE 7-day trial here: https://www.skool.com/samuel-earp-online-art-school/about See you Monday! 🎨 Sam 😊

Hey Artists Two paintings on my easel this week, one finished, one just beginning. Watch the video below 👇 We wrapped up this winter scene in Sam's Art School (you can catch the replays if you're a member), and I've just blocked in the start of another. There's something about winter landscapes that keeps pulling me back, the simplified shapes, the limited palette, the way values do all the heavy lifting. If you've been thinking about joining us, this is perfect timing. We're kicking off a new painting course, continuing with winter landscapes. You get a 7-day FREE trial to test drive everything, live classes, the full tutorial library, critiques, the lot. Sometimes the best way to learn is just to dive in and paint alongside someone who's been doing it for a while. START YOUR 7-DAY FREE TRIAL https://www.skool.com/samuel-earp-online-art-school/about Keep painting Samuel

Hey Artists I hope you're having a great weekend. I thought I would show you what I am working on right now (see the video below). I'm working on a new painting project and want to show you some of the process. This is also a scene I have painted before, for which there is a painting tutorial in Sam's Art School and the VIP tier here in the Painters Hub. I painted this in 2021, and whilst I was happy with it, I always felt I could have done better. Recently, I stumbled across my reference photos again and thought, "I wonder what this painting would look like if I painted it again." Sometimes I paint landscapes I have painted before because I like to see where I have come from and how much I have progressed in that time. This is one of those paintings. What are you working on right now? Post your art in the comments. Cheers. Sam P.S. Want to improve your landscape painting in 7-days? Come and join us for the next live painting class at Sam's Art School. Right now, for this weekend, get a 7-day free trial. https://www.skool.com/samuel-earp-online-art-school/about

My completed acrylic painting of the 12th century Oviedo Cathedral and the plaza de Alfonso ll el Casto from a photograph taken in April 2017 at the start of the Camino Primativo.