Shao Peng - Step by Step Water Color Painting

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Step by Step
WATER COLOUR PAINTING
Shao Peng Contents Use wet on wet water colour technique on the first layer. Use bristle techniques on the boxes and fruits.

Fruits stall Use darker colour tones for the second layer. Apply dots and lines to highlight the objects on the fore ground. Fruits stall Lastly, use a thicker and darker colour tone to enhance all the objects. Use newspaper dapping on the wet colour surface to create a special texture. Apply dark colour tone on the second layer. Lastly, define the feathers and the twigs on the foreground, with darker colours. Wet the paper and apply colours on the wet surface to create the background. Use bristle technique on the bridge. Use bristle technique on the bridge.

Speed boat trip Work on the colour of the sea but leave the bright waves white. Start to paint on the speed boat. Complete the first layer of painting. Focus on the patterns of the sea. Speed boat trip Complete the water colour painting by working on one layer at a time. Apply bright and thin colour on the background of the artwork. Use wet and wet technique on the uniform of the nurse. Use wet and wet technique on the uniform of the nurse.

Add the folding patterns on the uniform. Blood donation Use cold colour on the middle section of the artwork. Complete the first layer of the artwork and start to paint on the second layer of the artwork. Blood donation Finalize the painting by highlighting all the details. Either white or dark colour is used to define the subjects in the painting. Glue newspaper on the water colour paper.

Apply black paint by using various techniques such as sprinkling and blowing to create special effects. Apply golden yellow onto the water colour paper after the black colour has completely dry. Fighting with a monster Illustrate on top of the textured artwork. Colour the darker areas and leave some background white to highlight the bright areas. Correction fluid and black pen are used to create lines and define subjects. Paint the scales of the fishes layer by layer. Colour the rest of the areas using wet on wet technique, after the colours of the fishes are completely dried. Colour the rest of the areas using wet on wet technique, after the colours of the fishes are completely dried.

Koi fishes After all the colour has dried, include more fishes on the background. Lastly, colour the water with darker blue to create better contrast for the fishes and their movements.