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Hoje é o primeiro de 2 vídeos onde faço uma pintura com o lápis de cor Prismalo Aquarelle Caran D'Ache, em livro de colorir.
Sempre faço primeiro a coloração de partes do desenho seguido de aquarela com pincel úmido, volto com o jogo de sombra com aplicação das cores complementares ou até de cor escura, e aplicação de branco com caneta gel ou guache.
O livro que escolhi foi um presente, chama-se Color and Conjure de Natalie Zaman e Wendy Martin.
Apesar do papel não ser adequado para a técnica de aquarela consegui um bom resultado na pintura.
Durante a execução da pintura dou algumas dicas e sugestões para um melhor resultado.
Vamos ver?
Today is the first of 2 videos where I paint with the Prismalo Aquarelle Caran D'Ache colored pencil, in a coloring book.
I always do the coloring of parts of the drawing first, followed by watercolor with a damp brush, I return with some shadows with the help of the complementary colors or even a dark color, and finally the application of white with gel or gouache.
The book I chose was a gift, called Color and Conjure by Natalie Zaman and Wendy Martin.
Although the paper is not suitable for the watercolor technique, I managed to get a good result in the painting.
During the execution of the painting I give some tips and suggestions for a better result.
Come and see!
I had already tried these pencils in another drawing in this book and I really liked the result.
- um pedaço de acetato para colocar sob a página que será pintada; mas sempre uso esse acetato mesmo que o lápis não seja aquarelável;
I use a is very simple material:
- a piece of acetate to put under the page that is going to be painted; but I always use this acetate even if the pencil is not watercolored;
- alguns pincéis específicos para aquarela, tamanhos variados;
- some specific brushes for watercolor, varied sizes;
- a brush to clean the painting, it can be a makeup brush;
- a kitchen paper towel to remove excess water from the brush;
- um apontador;
- a sharpener;
- a pencil lengthener, in the case of smaller pencils;
With the help of the Color Chart I can better choose the colors that I will use in each part of the drawing, remembering that in this box the pencils are numbered but without a name for colors.
Depois de analisar o desenho e entender quais cores usarei em cada parte, começo a pintura de cima para baixo e da esquerda para a direita porque sou destra.
After analyzing the drawing and understanding what colors I will use in each part, I start painting from top to bottom and from left to right as I am right-handed.
I also like to put a sheet of paper under my arm and hand to avoid direct contact with the painting.
Os lápis que usei em toda a pintura são mostrados no vídeo, pela Tabela de Cores. Gosto de começar fazendo um fundo com as cores mais claras e ir escurecendo gradativamente com cores médias e mais escuras, ou simplesmente pressionando a mão para obter um tom mais escuro.
The pencils I used throughout the painting are shown in the video, by the Color Chart. I like to start by making a background with the lightest colors and gradually darkening with medium and darker colors, or simply pressing the hand to obtain a darker tone.
The pencil painting is done in parts and as soon as I finish a small part I like to watercolor it to see the result.
Decidi pintar todo o tronco de árvore de uma vez só.
I decided to paint the entire tree trunk at once.
With the trunk all painted it is easier to choose the other colors. Later I will return to this trunk to add color details.
Agora é a vez de pintar as pedras; faço uma base cinza em todas elas.
Now it is the turn to paint the stones; I make a gray base on all of them.
And complete with other colors; I will also finish the stones later, adding more color details.
This design has 3 angles. I think shades of blue and a little bit of some color that I used on the trunk will highlight and at the same time unify the painting.
Tomorrow I will finish the painting: leaves, stripe, letters and touches of color on the trunk and the angles, and everything else.
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