Exploring Watercolor Techniques for Rainforest Art
Learn how to create a stunning rainforest-themed watercolor painting using a step-by-step guide. Discover the process of building layers, adding details to animals and foliage, and incorporating different tones for a vibrant and realistic artwork. Unleash your creativity with this immersive watercolor project.
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Water Colours Rainforest Topic You will need: Water colours Brushes 10 or 12, & 6 or 8 & 4, 2, or 0 2 pots of water Water colour paper Sharp pencil
1. Write full name on reverse in pencil. 2. Draw the main features very lightly in pencil.
3.Flick paint from middle in one direction, using a wash of yellow mixed in palette paint background and a wash of green, leave some white. Use 10 or 12.
4. Paint any large areas, not animals, with a light tone of colour. Use 6 or 8
5, Paint the animals with light tone of the chosen colour, leave some white for highlights. Use 6 or 8.
6. Now start to add details with the smaller brushes. For furry creatures, use smallest brush for hair/fur. Use different tones starting with lightest. 7. Add more foliage in for ground. Add different browns to trees, leave highlights of white space. Use black very sparingly and use last.
