The Joy of Painting – Season 11
Season 11 of The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross features the following wonderful painting instructions: Mountain Stream, Country Cabin, Daisy Delight, Hidden Stream, Towering Glacier, Oval Barn, Lakeside Path, Sunset Oval, Winter Barm, Sunset over the Waves, Golden Glow, Roadside Barn, and Happy Accident.
Episodes
Mountain Stream
A cool blue waterway winds effortlessly from the far away high peaks and evergreens; enjoy today’s Bob Ross landscape.
Country Cabin
Bob Ross paints an old weathered dwelling today, burrowed deep in the snow and lined with protective evergreens.
Daisy Delight
Bob Ross paints a majestic stand of evergreen trees overlooking tiny, sweet little flowers growing on a sloping knoll.
Hidden Stream
Find yourself in a place just like this on a warm summer day – Bob Ross creates clear sky and shade trees by a nice swimming spot.
Towering Glacier
An immense ice-draped mountain is Bob Ross’ main focus, with grass covered sloping hills and chipper waterfall too!
Oval Barn
A happy little winterscape, inside a happy little oval – with homey barn and lacy bushes -- another real Bob Ross classic.
Lakeside Path
Misty background evergreens and cheerful blue sky give Bob Ross the perfect setting for this lovely birch tree painting.
Sunset Oval
Bob Ross uses a golden selection of colors in this gorgeous fall mountain scene, all within a cleverly different oval shape on canvas.
Winter Barn
The soft sky and snow-blanketed ground give this cozy barn a quiet place to sleep and dream awhile; Bob Ross paint brushes make it happen.
Sunset over the Waves
A fantastic Bob Ross seascape today – enjoy the golden, pink and mauve tones in the sky and crashing waves.
Golden Glow
Even a tiny shanty by the pond can be a warm place in the dead of winter – Bob Ross shows us how to make a snow scene glow!
Roadside Barn
Follow the old dirt road to that quaint country barn nestled in nature’s greenery – Bob Ross paints your destination today.
Happy Accident
Supple sky, fluffy trees and playful rushing river are created by Bob Ross, simply from correcting common mistakes on canvas.