- Expressive painting
- Special techniques
- Rocks
- Mountains
- Snow
- Trees
- Buildings
- Waves
- Grasses
- Skies
- Water
A friendly place to learn at your own pace.
with John Crump

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As long as you need! Your access never expires, so you can come back again and again.
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John Crump's painting journey began in the 1960s. Well-known as a 'NZ impressionist' John's style of painting is celebrated in New Zealand and beyond. His bold, confident brushwork and beautiful color and drawing of landscape, and his ability to catch a fleeting moment of nature helped steer him toward plein air painting in the outdoors. John has been teaching painting for many years and is a favorite with students around the world.

John Crump's painting journey began in the 1960s. Well-known as a 'NZ impressionist' John's style of painting is celebrated in New Zealand and beyond. His bold, confident brushwork and beautiful color and drawing of landscape, and his ability to catch a fleeting moment of nature helped steer him toward plein air painting in the outdoors. John has been teaching painting for many years and is a favorite with students around the world.
Website: www.johncrump.co.nz
Mountain scene, oil - a great lesson!
Artist: Adana VIRNA
Taupe Bay
Artist: Alisair George
Earnslaw
Artist: Afke van Mansum
the valley
Artist: Afke van Mansum
bassin boeuf
Artist: claude farny
The old Barn. Thanks John I enjoyed that.
Artist: Nancy Murray
Shed hard by the Stream
Artist: tony o sullivan
Misty morning light
Artist: Lynn Mash
Taupe Bay, acrylic
Artist: Evelyn Tuhi-Herewini
Rock
Artist: Denise Ladouceur
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