如何画辣椒示范使用佛兰德的多层次的技术会做出令大多数人在它的简单的执行!多久你认为它带我去做这个吗?我得到这个问题很多,嗯,我只是微笑,说,如果我告诉你你就要求一个折扣吗?
伙计们,该方法使这种类型的绘画几乎完全证明。你第一次就把事情做对,继续构建到一个伟大的绘画与每一层。
那么,你错误的绿色,发现混合后应用。你只是擦掉它,再做一次。前面的层似乎并不介意。真的。
这是我们出发的地方。我的辣椒排列在架子上正确的在眼睛水平。我忍不住咧着嘴一旦他们都有。有点让我想起了我曾经看到比基尼大赛在电视但这些辣椒没有穿任何东西!哦哦。
我决定然后去说吧”线舞蹈辣椒”,所有缺少的是牛仔靴在辣椒。
这如何油漆辣椒示范将向你展示我的主要步骤完成这个美好的小工作。
无论如何,这是我的图,用墨水被重绘。
图纸后,我直接在与布朗(烧棕土)和白色,封锁在约。使用一个中等大小的榛子刷,然后我拖、删除和混合这些中风去得到这个材质的青椒。
这张照片显示了大拖把刷用于最终混合的灰色区域在整个工作。
在这里,我已经完成了棕色的画底色和阻止了灰色背景层。当你油漆辣椒,记住他们是一个固态的基本颜色。因为这个,我想爵士乐的背景,只是一点点的设计差异,但再一次,简单是我的目标,和辣椒将成为关注焦点。
密切的灰色层阻止了我的第一个辣椒。
所有的辣椒封锁,混纺/纠正与一个中等大小的混合刷和最后的混合与大拖把刷(如上所示)。
我的第一个颜色为橙色辣椒封锁。仔细看看那个特定的颜色。我只有4的值范围的橙色。一个黑暗、红橙色。一个中等橙,橙和非常光介质光橙色。我混我的介质橙色第一,然后添加一个触摸的红色把它变黑。轻的音调的橙色是通过使用只有越来越白。
其中的一些是直接从理查兹色粗!
在这里,我混我的橙色第一胡椒和以黄色为第二胡椒。当我油漆辣椒这种方式,这个过程是非常快的。主要是因为颜色是笔直向前,阴影和underpaintings帮助指导我,其实透过颜色层相当多,所以不需要太多的工作。有一个事情我讨论在这两个电子书的重要性,死灰色层和多少工作对你确实在后续层。
我忍不住把我的露珠在我书架上的工作。我真的不知道在这一点上是否用木架子或花岗岩货架。
你们可以看到这里,花岗岩胜出!我希望你会喜欢这个演示。别忘了注册通讯为了得到注意当一个新的出来。
最好的祝福,快乐的画!
如果你真的有兴趣学习这种技术,为什么不学习所有的建议包括将那些花花公子露滴在自己的辣椒。
原文如下：
How to paint peppers demonstration using the flemish multi-layered technique that will astonish most folks at it's simplicity of execution! How long do you think it took me to do this? I get that question a lot, and well, I just smile and say, if I told you would you then ask for a discount?
Folks, this method makes this type of painting almost full proof. You get it right the first time, and continue to build on to a great painting with each layer.
So what that you mixed the wrong green and noticed it after it was applied. You simply wipe it off and do it again. The previous layers don't seem to mind. Really.
Here's where we start. My peppers are lined up on a shelf right at eye level. I couldn't help but grin once they were all there. Kinda reminded me of a bikini contest I once saw on TV but these peppers weren't wearing anything! OH OH.
I decided then to just name it "Line Dance Peppers", all that was missing is the cowboy boots on the peppers.
This how to paint peppers demonstration will show you my major steps in accomplishing this wonderful little work.
Anyway, here's my drawing that has been redrawn with ink.
After the drawing, I go straight in with brown (burnt umber) and white, blocked in roughly. Using a medium sized filbert brush, I then drag, remove, and blend these strokes out to get the shading of the bell peppers.
This picture shows you the large mop brush that I use for final blending of the gray areas across the entire work.
Here, I've completed the brown underpainting and have blocked in the gray layers in the background. When you paint peppers, keep in mind they are of a solid basic color. Because of this, I wanted to jazz up the background with just a bit of design difference, but again, simplicity is my goal, and the peppers are to be the central focus.
The close up of the gray layer blocked in for my first pepper.
All peppers blocked in, and blended/corrected with a medium sized blending brush and a final blending with the large mop brush (shown above).
My first color blocked in for the orange pepper. Look closely at that particular color. I only have 4 value ranges of the orange. A dark, red orange. A medium orange, a medium light orange and a very light orange. I mixed my medium orange first, then added a touch of red to darken it. The lighter tones of orange were achieved using only progressively more white.
Some of this is directly from Richards color coarse!
Here, I've blended my orange on the first pepper and layed in the yellow for the second pepper. When I paint peppers this way, the process is very fast. Mainly because the color is straight forward, the shadows and underpaintings help guide me, and actually show through the color layer quite a bit, so not much work is needed. One of the things I discuss in both ebooks is the importance of that dead gray layer and how much work it does for you in the subsequent layers.
I couldn't resist to put in my dew drops before I worked on the shelf. I really wasn't sure at this point whether to go with a wooden shelf or a granite shelf.
And as you can see here, the granite won out! I hope you have enjoyed this demo. Don't forget to sign up for the newsletter in order to get notice when a new one comes out.
Best wishes, and happy painting!
If you're truly interested in learning this technique, why not learn all the tips including putting those dandy dew drops on your own peppers.
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