Inspired by the first signs of spring, I painted a loose, Impressionist style floral bouquet using various brushes and silicone shapers. In this video I share a bit of my painting process as well as my thought process.
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If you are interested in the art supplies I am using, here they are:
Paint colors: Payne's gray, quinacridone magenta, parchment, cadmium yellow medium, ultramarine blue, titanium white (all from Liquitex), teal (from Golden).
Mediums: matte gel, glazing liquid
Tools: Princeton Catalyst silicone wedge, #12 filbert brush, sumi calligraphy brush.
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Chapters:
0:00 Applying the base coat
0:35 Adding greenery (silicone wedge)
2:55 First layer of flowers (brush)
4:00 Adding flowers (silicone wedge)
9:30 Blending and softening the edges (brush)
10:30 Adding another layers of flowers (silicone wedge)
12:30 Softening the background (brush)
13:15 Making stems (wedge)
13:35 Changing the background color (brush)
14:20 Finishing touches
Music: Romantic Inspiration
Musician: Ratael Krux
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