Paint Southwest Broken Pots (Acrylic Still Life) | Jerry Yarnell FULL LESSON PBS TV

Learn how to paint a Southwest-inspired still life featuring old broken pottery with Indian-style designs, buried in sand and weeds—all in acrylics. In this FULL LESSON from the Jerry Yarnell Inspiration of Painting PBS television art instructional beginner acrylic painting video series tutorial, Jerry shows a fun (and surprisingly practical) approach: create a muted, colorful background with gesso + multiple colors, then sketch and block in the pots, build realistic form with highlights/shadows, add cracks and chips, and finish with windswept sand and loose desert flowers and weeds. Even if you “don’t paint pots,” this is a strong skills lesson in: control + patience round form (light-to-dark blending) texture (scumbling/dry brush) simple geometric designs that follow form 🎨 This video is from the Jerry Yarnell Inspiration of Painting PBS television art instructional video series (8893 Broken Pots). All of Jerry’s original PBS art instructional videos from the Inspiration of Painting and the Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art video series are available on DVDs or digital downloads at https://YarnellArt.com See the Jerry Yarnell Acrylic Painting Lessons Playlist here:    • Jerry Yarnell Acrylic Painting Lessons   If you enjoy this tutorial Please Like 👍, Subscribe 🔔, Share, and leave a Comment - I’d love to read your thoughts in the comments, and see your artwork- Especially Southwestern scenes! #AcrylicPainting #StillLifePainting #SouthwestArt broken pots painting, southwest still life, acrylic still life tutorial, pottery painting acrylic, how to paint clay pots, paint old pottery, scumbling acrylic technique, dry brush blending acrylic, painting form and shading, highlight and shadow lesson, Indian pottery designs painting, desert flower painting, sandy ground painting, gesso background technique, muted background acrylic, acrylic painting control, beginner still life acrylic, step by step acrylic still life