"Daffodils in the Jug," simplifies oil painting to a step-by-step process akin to paint by numbers. Using just red, blue, and yellow, along with basic oil painting materials, you'll create your own masterpiece without the hassle of complicated techniques.
Skip the drawing stage with our provided outline.
Gain transferrable skills to create your own paintings.
Accessible materials make this course suitable for all skill levels.
Included are:
*Reference photos, Drawing guides & Colour mixing charts
*Lifetime access so can you can take as long as you wish over the project.
*Invitation to members only Facebook group to share work
Whether you're a seasoned artist or just beginning your creative exploration, this daffodil still life offers an opportunity to express your unique vision. Don't worry about your skill level - every brushstroke is a chance to learn and grow. So pick up your brushes, immerse yourself in the beauty of the daffodils, and let your creativity bloom on the canvas.
Let's embark on our painting journey by breaking down the still life into manageable sections. We'll mix our colors separately for each section to maintain clarity and prevent any muddling on the palette.
And what better way to kick off than with the vibrant and lively daffodil flowers themselves?
This gorgeous jug is from a local potter, Andrea Wicks at Riverclay Studio, and is a perfect colour to complement the yellow of the daffodils. Don't be daunted by its striped design—while it may seem complex at first glance, I'll guide you through a step-by-step process to effortlessly recreate its charm on canvas.
We want the background to enhance and enliven the subject without overpowering it.
In these lessons we mix a few neutral values and explore creating varied, but subtle background colours. By doing so, we'll create a backdrop that enhances the overall composition while allowing the main subject to shine brightly at the forefront of our painting.
As we near the completion of our still life, it's crucial to take a step back and assess the painting as a whole. Let's carefully examine the composition, paying close attention to areas where improvements can be made. By fine-tuning values and making subtle adjustments, we'll enhance the overall impact of the painting.
Place the painting somewhere different and stand back several metres from it. This will give you a fresh eye with which to make critical judgements.