The Joy of Painting Season 15
Season 15 of The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross features the following wonderful painting instructions: Splendor of Winter, Colors of Nature, Grandpa’s Barn, Peaceful Reflections, Hidden Winter Moon Oval, Waves of Wonder, Cabin by the Pond, Fall Stream, Christmas Eve Snow, Forest Down Oval, Pathway to Autumn, Deep Forest Lake, and Peaks of Majesty
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Bob Ross paints a still lake that captures the reflection of some trees as a range of rugged mountains stand guard in the background.
A dark mere almost completely shielded from the sunlight by a thick growth of soft leafy trees is Bob Ross’ lovely painting today.
The splendor of fall is produced by Bob Ross’ red, orange and brown grasses and foliage, softly complimenting a rugged little shed.
Bob Ross allows the greenery of a deep grove to be barely visible in the light of early morning – all tucked inside an oval.
Bob Ross gently places a little old church house upon a bed of snow in front of giant frost-covered mountains in the background.
A spunky little river meanders its way through an autumn hillside bursting with splashes of color, as only Bob Ross can create!
Bob Ross creates a fisherman’s hideaway in the form of a secluded shanty-home nestled beside a smooth little lake.
The versatility of Bob Ross’ easy method is dramatically illustrated by this mighty tide crashing into a rock-lined shore.
The effective use of striking blue tones allows Bob Ross to produce a winter night scene, complete with sweet cabin, inside an oval!
Bob Ross uncovers the extraordinary loveliness of nature, reflected in the mirror surface of a lake in front of a mountain.
Old-time memories are conjured up by the sight of this lonesome big barn that Bob Ross places on the edge of a forest.
Bob Ross uses a little imagination and lots of color to create this soft, luxurious early autumn lake scene.
The stillness of a winter’s day, with happy sun shining bright in the sky, can be beautifully captured on canvas, and Bob Ross shows you how.
