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If you're looking for a specific episode or want to watch the entire season, I recommend searching for a reliable streaming source or purchasing the DVD set.
| Episode | Title | Notable Painting Technique | |---------|-------|----------------------------| | 1 | “Mountain Ridge Lake” | Wet-on-wet with palette knife mountains | | 2 | “Dawn at the Lake” | Soft pink/gold sky, mist effects | | 3 | “Mountain Splendor” | Heavy snow-laden pines | | 4 | “New Day’s Dawn” | Horizon blending, sun reflection | | 5 | “Ebony Sea” | Dark, moody seascape | | 6 | “Winter Morning” | Snow-covered cabin, bare trees | | 7 | “Mountain Waterfall” | Cascading water using knife | | 8 | “Storm on the Horizon” | Dramatic cloud formation | | 9 | “Morning Walk” | Path through woods, light rays | | 10 | “Secluded Mountain” | Distant mountains, foreground stream | | 11 | “Mystic Mountain” | Atmospheric perspective, fog | | 12 | “Winter Frost” | Iced trees, cold palette | | 13 | “Final View” | Series recap + cabin scene |
Would you like to know more about Bob Ross or his painting techniques?
Because 720p reveals more detail than SD, use it to study:
If you're looking for a specific episode or want to watch the entire season, I recommend searching for a reliable streaming source or purchasing the DVD set.
| Episode | Title | Notable Painting Technique | |---------|-------|----------------------------| | 1 | “Mountain Ridge Lake” | Wet-on-wet with palette knife mountains | | 2 | “Dawn at the Lake” | Soft pink/gold sky, mist effects | | 3 | “Mountain Splendor” | Heavy snow-laden pines | | 4 | “New Day’s Dawn” | Horizon blending, sun reflection | | 5 | “Ebony Sea” | Dark, moody seascape | | 6 | “Winter Morning” | Snow-covered cabin, bare trees | | 7 | “Mountain Waterfall” | Cascading water using knife | | 8 | “Storm on the Horizon” | Dramatic cloud formation | | 9 | “Morning Walk” | Path through woods, light rays | | 10 | “Secluded Mountain” | Distant mountains, foreground stream | | 11 | “Mystic Mountain” | Atmospheric perspective, fog | | 12 | “Winter Frost” | Iced trees, cold palette | | 13 | “Final View” | Series recap + cabin scene |
Would you like to know more about Bob Ross or his painting techniques?
Because 720p reveals more detail than SD, use it to study:
