Showing posts with label hand painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hand painting. Show all posts
Saturday, December 11, 2010
hand painting dalmation
When you are satisfied that you have an accurate drawing go ahead and paint in the base color of the dalmation. The dalmation base color is usually light and gets darker as you build the layers. Don't worry about making it look like fur or hair at this point. Next, use a dark color such as black or burnt umber to fill in the outline of the eyes, deep shadows, or other very dark areas.Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
hand painting elephant
You will need an accurate sketch or drawing of the subject you are going to be painting. Iin this case is elephant. If you can fee hand the drawing, great! If you are not so talented, that is ok too. Many artists use a grid to come up with an initial drawing. Either way, you absolutely need to start with a good drawing . so you can mastering hand painting elephant.Saturday, December 4, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
hand painting swan
In addition to applying several layers to achieve the look of fur, you need to use the correct colors for the best swan painting on hand . There are hundreds of color varieties depending on the amount of pigment you add. It is best to start with basic white, black, brown, red and yellow fur colors and build upon them.Thursday, November 25, 2010
Hand Painting Sweet Cat
When painting a cat with acrylic paint you will create a more realistic appearance if you use several thinned layers of paint. You thicken the paint as you want more detail. Think of your painting as a step by step process that is a three-dimensional object. It is important to realize that from the start. The first few layers of your painting will have an "unfinished" look. Don't give up during this unfinished stage. For a realistic appearance you are going to need several layers.













