Wyland's Art Studio
Season 4
TV-G
Known for his marine murals that are seen by a billion people each year, Wyland has become an icon for his commitment to sharing his interest in the arts, nature, and helping communities across America. In each episode, Wyland will teach you how to paint his favorite subjects from whales and dolphins to rivers, oceans, and wetlands. Using environmentally friendly nontoxic art materials and ecological tips, you can't help but be inspired to paint the beauty of the earth with Wyland in his art studio!
Where to Watch Season 4
13 Episodes
- Dolphin Laugh
E1Dolphin LaughDolphins are among the most intelligent and animated creatures on earth. Found in most of the oceans, these playful animals remind us of our connection to the sea. In his painting, "Dolphin Laugh," Wyland captures the curiosity and playfulness of Kibby, a young dolphin he met years ago at the famed Dolphin Research Center in the Florida Keys. - Moonlight Lighthouse
E4Moonlight LighthouseIn this episode, Wyland creates a stunning image of a lighthouse overlooking a foggy coastline, with step-by-step instructions for new artists to follow along at home. "Lighthouses are great subjects for marine art," Wyland says. "They remind us that there is always a guiding light available to us if we look hard enough." - Reef Fish Coral
E8Reef Fish CoralThe Moorish Idol got its name from the Moors of Africa, who purportedly believed the fish to be a bringer of happiness. In this tropical underwater scene, Wyland showcases complementary colors and glazing techniques to celebrate the Moorish Idol and many other animals that live among the coral reefs. - Sailfish
E10SailfishSailfish are incredibly impressive animals," Wyland says. "Clocking in at speeds of up to 70 miles per hour, they're almost impossible to track up close. But in a painting like this I can freeze time for a moment to enjoy nature at its best. In this episode, Wyland uses blending techniques to create a flowing underwater scene. - Polar Bear
E13Polar BearPolar bears are one of the earth's most iconic animals. These powerful predators roam the arctic ice sheets and swim in that region's coastal water and have been sighted hundreds of miles from land. The bear's stark white coat and powerful stature make them a favorite subject for nature artists.
