Spend some time checking the shapes before you begin the painting. Using a 3B clutch pencil, I draw out the main shapes and lines paying special attention to the shape of the ellipses in the water, make sure the edges of the ellipses have a slight curve to them. Artist quality Titanium white – Invest in this white even if you use student quality paint for the rest of the colours.Size 5 Kolinsky sable from Rosemary & co – round – (any small round will be fine).Size 6 Black Hog Oil brush from Jackson Arts – filbert.Materials you will need for this tutorial: Here’s my pencil drawing you can also work from: It can be ‘right clicked’ and ‘Save image as’, so you can use it as a guide. The image below is going to be my reference photo to work from for this tutorial. So for Part 3, we’re on to the painting… A step-by-step acrylic painting of a glass of water
In Part 2we saw how small incremental changes in your composition and lighting can instantly create a more dramatic and pleasing image for a painting.
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In Part 1 we looked at how to master the basic features of your digital camera, so you can emulate how your eyes see things in nature to give you fantastic reference photographs for your still life painting.
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