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36K views 3 years ago. How To Paint A Hummingbird 🌺 STEP BY STEP PAINTING TUTORIAL Hi everyone and thank you for joining me today! This is an easy to follow along, Step By Step painting...
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© 2024 Google LLC. VIDEO DESCRIPTIONThis painting tutorial will take you through easy to follow, step-by-step instructions on how to paint this brilliant floral landscape image...
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0:00 / 1:22:39. In this real time paint along class you will learn to paint a hummingbird. I will be painting in acrylic, but you can follow along in oil as well.Join me for...
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The best way to paint hummingbirds is by either using acrylics, or watercolors. There will be a lot of colors for you to play with in these paintings, and hence, you should avoid oils if you can. You can paint digitally as well, but the true artistic appeal of the hummingbird is best expressed in live colors, mostly acrylics and watercolors.
- Paint Some Dark Strokes of Hooker’s Green on Bottom Middle Cactus
- Paint The Next Cactus Hooker’s Green
- Paint The Top Right Cactus Light Green +White
- Paint The Bottom Left Cactus Hooker’s Green + White.
- Add Some Strokes of Bright Aqua Green
- Paint Some Strokes of White + Bright Aqua Green
- Paint The Blossoms Yellow + White
- Add in Naples Yellow & Orange to The Flowers
- Add in Cadmium Red Medium to The Flowers
- Paint White Dots on The Cacti
Using a 1/4″ flat brush, paint in some hooker’s green strokes on top of the light green. I did this directly over the black lines.
In order for these cacti to stand out against each other, they can’t all be the same shade of green. I chose to paint this next cactus Hooker’s Green. Also, I used a 1/2″ flat brush for this. And…make sure your strokes go with the direction of the lines!
I mixed light green permanent with white (about 50-50). Then I painted this top right cactus with that tint of green.
Here’s a tip: you don’t have to follow the greens I am using! Just make each barrel a different shade of green by using either the solid or mixing it white white. Anyhow, for this far left cactus, I mixed hooker’s green with white and painted it.
For this next step I used a 1/2″ flat brush and bright aqua green. Basically, I added one stroke over each of those black lines that were drawn with the paint pen. This is a light stroke. You can see the color below! Its an effect that adds dimension and color variation to the painting. Don’t think too hard. Just paint one stroke and move on to the...
I continued with this one stroke thing and mixed bright aqua green with white. I painted another layer of strokes overlapping the aqua green stroke. Again, these are light and translucent. You can see color underneath them. It adds so much nice dimension to these cacti!
For the blossoms, I used a 1/4″ flat brush. I mixed equal parts of white and yellow. Then I painted the “base layer” to all the flowers. That white should cover up the black pen a bit. For the large circular flower, I painted long strokes starting from the center and pulling out (almost like you’re painting the sun).
Using the same 1/4″ flat brush (rinsed off and cleaned), paint Naples yellow in the center of the flower. Pull each stroke from the middle to the outer edge. Then add in orange. Again, pull each stroke from the middle and pull out. The center of that flower is more orange and it fades to yellow. Then go to the other flowers and and add in some Napl...
Then I added in some cadmium red medium in the middle of the large flower. Again, strokes in the middle and pulling out. It’s almost like painting a sun or a bursting star! I also added hints of red to the other flowers.
Use a #0 round brush for this step. Dip your brush in titanium white and paint little white dots along the edges and inside the cactus. If you can still see the original black lines of the cacti, use those lines as guidelines to where to paint the dots. Each dot was about a finger width apart. This does not have to be exact. In fact, it’s more natu...
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Read Class Reviews. Class Description. In this real time paint along class you will learn to paint a hummingbird. I will be painting onto a wooden palette, but you can follow along on a canvas if you prefer. During the class you will learn: 1) How to prepare a wooden palette for painting. 2) How to paint a bokeh background.
21 de may. de 2024 · Choose your favorite hummingbird paintings from 2,205 available designs. One of nature's most delicate and beautiful creatures is unquestionably the hummingbird. Hovering with feather-light grace, they effortlessly dart from flower to flower in search of nectar or a tasty insect.
