In this class, I will show you how to paint beautiful Sunflowers using Acrylic colors. This is a semi-realistic painting class, because it is not exactly like a real sunflower. But, I've explained a fun and an easy way of painting Sunflowers. This class is perfect for anyone who likes to begin his/her journey in acrylics and also for those who knows the basics, but want to experiment more. Acrylics might seem challenging, since it dries too fast. But, it just takes a little bit of practice. That's it!

In the class,

I start off with the supplies you'll need and then I'll teach you some basic brush strokes;
Then, I explain you how to choose the right colors using a reference photo.
Then I'll be teaching you how to transfer the design to the canvas.
After that, we will paint a Sunflower using our reference.
Finally, I'll teach you a fun way of experimenting the techniques by showing you how to paint a Sunflower floral wreath. (I included this project to teach you to paint sunflowers in all angles.)

When you're done watching the class, you'll be able to able to paint Sunflowers based on your own reference photo. This is absolutely a fun class!

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Materials:

Canvas Board (size 9*12 inches) [But any surface would be fine- Acrylic painting paper, wood ]
Paints (Scroll down for colors)[I used Camlin Kokuyo acrylic paints. You can use any good brand]
Painting brushes
Waste cloth
Water Jar
Palette

Canvas Board- 9*12 inches

Colors for the Background:

Sky Blue
White

Colors for Sunflower:

Lemon Yellow
Permanent Yellow Deep
Yellow Ochre
Burnt Umber
Burnt Sienna
White

Colors for the Leaves:

Sap Green
Olive Green
Permanent Green Light

Paint Brushes

Detail Brush
Round Brush - 10, 12
Filbert Brush - 18

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Stacey Klemp

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