Hi everybody,
Today is my turn to show you tutorial. :)
I thought that it is time to welcome spring. And the best way to do it - is to color some flowers. :)
For today tutorial I chose this splendid image from Aurora Wings:
Today is my turn to show you tutorial. :)
I thought that it is time to welcome spring. And the best way to do it - is to color some flowers. :)
For today tutorial I chose this splendid image from Aurora Wings:
So first thing that I'm doing before start coloring almost any image is checking how such thing looks like in real life.
Here some options of poppies that I found in internet. Apparantly there are a lot of different varieties!
I thought that I will go for classic red and black pallette.
As a reference (and a part of future card...hehehe) I chose this picture:
So lets start with coloring...shall we? :)
I will show you my way of coloring with only one flower (overwise this post will be endlessly long).
First I took YR0000 and moistened the whole flower
I will show you my way of coloring with only one flower (overwise this post will be endlessly long).
First I took YR0000 and moistened the whole flower
Secondly (one after another) I highlighted the most dark places with YR12, R22, R27
Smoothing colors with YR20 (NOT R20!)
Continue adding red colors R32 and R46
Smothing colors with YR20
At this stage adding light colors (on most light places :) ). Using YR20 and R32 for that.
So we are done with one flower...whole bouquet ahead :)...
After some time here is the card that I created. I decided to leave it simple and fresh as coming spring. :)
Easy and Fun! :)
Hope you will find my tutorial helpful and interesting!
Have a great day and bunch of inspiration!
Have a great day and bunch of inspiration!
Daria Myagkikh