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Pant smaller circles throughout the sky for the base of the stars.

Paint a light yellow circle in the upper right corner for the base of the moon.

Paint the large and small spiral with light blue.

Draw a smaller spiral under the larger spiral.

With a piec of chalk, draw the large spiral in the sky.

Paint a further mountain range with light blue mixed with ultramarine blue.

Paint a lighter blue hill behind the phthalo green land in the right side of the canvas.

Paint the bottom land area with phthalo green.

Leave a little bit of a gap on the bottom. Use a 3/4 inch wash brush to paint your entire canvas ultramarine blue.

Lay your canvas in horizontal landscape mode.

You can read more about this famous painting here in “11 Things You Didn’t Know About The Starry Night”.Įnjoy this tutorial and happy painting! Materials For Starry Night Painting: He added the village for creative reasons.Īlso, interesting, it is said that the brightest star that is closer to the horizon, just above the mountains, is Venus! This was his view from his window and, interestingly, the village was not part of his view. Vincent Van Gogh painted Starry Night in June 1889 during his time in an asylum (Saint-Rémy-de-Provence) in Southern France. Starry Night is one of my favorite paintings. It’s also a great painting you can do with your kids and provides an excellent opportunity to learn a little bit about Vincent Van Gogh. If you’ve ever wanted to know how to paint a starry night (and you are an absolute beginner), then this should be a great tutorial for you!

This is an easy and simplified version of the famous Starry Night Painting by Vincent Van Gogh!

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