"Pięknie i profesjonalnie. Możesz otwierać szkółkę niedzielną:} Wszystkie rozjaśnienia malowałaś pędzlem czy również aerografem?"
Nie nie, jest powiedziane: dzień święty święcić ;) Efekt po aerografie widać na pierwszych fotkach tutka, reszta jest pędzlowana.
"Beautiful and professional. You can open a Sunday school :) Did you paint all the highlights with a brush or did you also use an airbrush?"
- "Tutorial cudo... gdyby ci się chciało jeszcze parę technik dla początkujących pokazać... to cała rzesza polskich zapaleńców była by ci dozgonnie wdzięczna"
"Wonderful tutorial... If you would only feel like showing some techniques for beginners... a whole mass of Polish enthusiasts would be eternally thankful to you"
When you paint it's important how you hold the brush.
I drag the brush in a more horizontal way - just like windscreen wipers in a car.
It's also important to keep the tip of the brush toward the shadow when you are highlighting, and the base of the brush - toward the highlight.
If you try to blend with the tip of your brush, you may end up failing, because the line of division of layers will be visible. But at the base of the brush there is not so much paint and as you pull the brush (just like the wiper I mentioned) it creates the transition. If you still haven't tried it, check it on a sheet of paper first :)
Ważne w malowaniu jest jak trzymasz pędzel.
Ja pędzlem pociągam trochę na leżąco - trochę jak wycieraczki w aucie.
Ważne jest też, żeby koniec pędzla był kierowany do cienia kiedy cieniujesz, a jego nasada była po stronie rozjaśniania.
Jeśli będziesz próbował robić przejścia czubkiem pędzla, to może to Ci się nie udać, bo wyjdzie Ci widoczna linia podziału między warstwami. Ale u nasady pędzelka nie ma aż tyle nagromadzonej farby i ona sama po przeciągnięciu (jak wycieraczką samochodową) tworzy przejście. Jeśli jeszcze tego nie próbowałeś, to sprawdź sobie tą prawidłowość na kartce :)
And that's the way I am holding the brush when I am emphasizing the edges - highlighting:
Tak trzymam pędzel kiedy podkreślam krawędzie - rozjaśniam:
And what are your opinions and experiences in this subject?
A jakie są wasze uwagi i doświadczenia w tym temacie?
It's a simple step to ignore when painting and I didn't give it much thought before but being shown how to hold a brush properly makes a huge ammount of difference and I can see where you get your different brush strokes from.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Ana for doing this, it should make understanding your tutorials a lot easier for me :D
Great again Ana and I guess it also depends on how much you thin the paint. How much did you thin your paint for this axe?
ReplyDeleteLike this article!!! It's simple but it's basics...
ReplyDeleteHi Ana, i love your posts and am really grateful of your engagement to the painting community. :)
ReplyDeleteWould love to see some blending tutorials :)
Greetings from Germany :)
Solmar
No problem :) A few words about blending and thinning the paint - I will bear it in mind...
ReplyDeleteO wow.. nigdy tak do trzymania pędzla nie podchodziłem. Ja w sumie uczę się dopiero malować ultramarines i to pędzelkami the army painter.
ReplyDeleteGreat beginner tutorial. For some of us, the simplest things - like how you hold the brush while painting - can be hardest things to embrace. After all, stable hands are one of the corner stone in this hobby.
ReplyDeleteWow. One of the best and most straightforward painting tips I have come across recently.
ReplyDeleteBlending isn't easy and seeing how you can achieve a good result like this is a boon.
Thanks
I never thought about it but I do this subconsciously, so now that you made me relies I am doing it I can work on it and do it better! I have been wondering what brushes to you use? I have heard you use Raphael. Awesome blog like thingy!
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Hi! I really like this tuto, would you allow me to use your photo, in a french traduction for à forum?
ReplyDeleteBut you need to know that I already put the link on the forum^^
Sure, please do. Just please include links to my blog and to chestofcolors.com
ReplyDeleteEnjoy :)