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Beach Sunset In Procreate with Free Cloud Brush

teacher avatar Sheetal Shetty, artjauntwithsheetal

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      2:20

    • 2.

      Tools

      0:29

    • 3.

      Setting up the canavs,colour palette and brsuh

      3:24

    • 4.

      Painting the gradient sky

      2:19

    • 5.

      Adding the clouds

      4:28

    • 6.

      Adding the golden lining and the sun

      2:51

    • 7.

      Painting the sea and the reflection

      3:33

    • 8.

      Adding the waves

      4:33

    • 9.

      Painting the grass blades

      5:17

    • 10.

      Adding final adjustments

      5:16

    • 11.

      Thank you!

      0:36

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About This Class

Who doesn’t love a beautiful sunset? Painting a sunset isn’t all that difficult that too if its done digitally. 

The most impressive thing about a setting sun, is its beautiful colors and how it inspires many artists to create a masterpiece.

There are lots of different types of sunsets to paint and in today class we are going to paint a beautiful beach sunset.

There are many ways you can paint a beach sunset.The class is as simple as it can get. I will walk you through step-by-step to paint a serene beach sunset. 

The class in itself is very detailed and  minimalistic. The end product of all this, is an aesthetic scene from the perfect beach sunset.

You can use all the trips ans tricks learned in creating your own project as well.

So grab your iPad and lets get started!!!

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Sheetal Shetty

artjauntwithsheetal

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Hello everyone!!!

I am Sheetal , an artist currently based out of Bangalore, India.

I always loved to color and sketch as a kid but lost touch on the way but rediscovered my love for art again when I was on my maternity break and had some spare time to get back to art.

I started with watercolors without any prior knowledge about the medium and fell in love with it and now it’s been more than 3 years and I am still not done learning about the versatility of this medium.I also started exploring about digital medium and have been experimenting with it for almost a year now.I also love to experiment with other subjects and mediums like gouache, acrylics.

My artworks are mainly inspired by the beauty ... See full profile

Level: Beginner

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1. Introduction: Doesn't allow a beautiful sunset. Painting. A sunset isn't that difficult? That if it is done digitally, it is a fun and easy way to introduce yourselves to add. It is also an excellent way to relax. Most impressive thing about a sunset is beautiful colors and artists love playing with this color. Hello, and welcome to my Skillshare class. Not a lot of different types of sunsets to gain. In today's class, we are going to paint a beautiful sunset. Again, there are many ways you can paint a beat sunset. No matter which technique you follow the approach is usually scene. You start by picking a color badly, deciding the sheets are the color combination at all, the necessary details that you want. And finally, you finish off by adding smaller details so elements and elevate the standard of your painting. In today's class, we will do just that. You will be able to paint a sunset in. This painting is as simple as it can get. And I will walk you through step-by-step to paint this beautiful sunset, the glass. So it is very detailed and minimalistic. And the end product of all this isn't aesthetic scene. Perfect, sunset. Now, if you're ready your iPad and let's get started. Before we dive into the steps and create this painting, Let's look at the colors and instead we need to get started. 2. Tools: Now let's quickly look at the tool status required to start the projects. We need an iPad and Apple Pencil and procreate application. I am using a seventh generation iPad for the project. I'm using the latest version of Procreate application with this 5.2. 3. Setting up the canavs,colour palette and brsuh: Once you have the procreate application open, let's look at the canvas that we are going to use for this project. Tap on the plus icon that you see your own the top right corner. And you see the list of canvases that are available in the appropriate application. You can go ahead and create your own custom canvas like this by specifying the Canvas di did status and height in inches, centimeters or millimeters. By specifying the bed and go hide. In this, you can create your own custom canvas. Just tap on Create, and you will have the custom canvas ready. Now, it's a custom canvas of the sides, 100 by 100 pixels that I am going to create. A canvas that is off the screen size. I will be going ahead and creating the screen size canvas, which is of size one by one for this project. Now, let's go back to the gallery. And you see this is the size or the dimension of the canvas. Tap on that and I'm going to rename this untitled artwork as project. Once your canvas is ready, let's move on to the painting. I'm going to add just a inverse to the screen app on the color palette. And I have this literally for this project, which includes nine colors. So I have divided it into a set of three in each row. And I will let you know which are the colors that we are going to use for this guy, though, sudden behaves and all that. So these are the only colors that we would be using for the project. This ballot is uploaded in the resource section for you to download. So make sure you download it and import it to the Procreate application. If you do not know how to import it to the Procreate application, you could check my previous classes and see how to import the Color Swatch and the brush set to the Procreate application. Now, apart from this color swatch, I have also included this fluffy cloud brush in the resource. So make sure to download this as well to the appropriate application before you begin with the project. Now, if you're already in the Canvas now, Color Swatch and the brush. Let's get to the painting. 4. Painting the gradient sky: Tap on the layers and make sure you're on the first layer. Go to the color palette and make this second color from row one, would do the brush library airbrushing and select this brush. I will say this, I stood on 8%. Opacity of this brush is set to 100%. I will apply horizontal strokes like this and fill the top section of the Canvas with this color. Now color palette and pick this first color from blue one. And using the same brush, I am going to fill the bottom part. Read this shade of blue light below the one that we, the darker shade of blue, I'm applying horizontal strokes again. Go back to the color palette and make the second color from second row Live this wide gap that you can see. And then applied this orange shade by going with horizontal strokes like this, make sure that you leave some white gap in-between. Because when you blend the colors, you do not want a green shade on this guy. So I'm leaving this white gap. Now, we need to blend these two colors. So tap on, I just meant portion and send the blood to around 35 per cent. Now, if you apply horizontal strokes of orange color right below the blue one, when you blend the three colors together, you may end up with the shade of green. And you do not want that green shade for this guy. So that is why I left a wide gap in-between the blue and orange shade. Now dab on the layers and rename this layer one as type. We can make more adjustments to this guy later on. 5. Adding the clouds: Now let's move on to the next section. So I am going to create a new layer, and I am going to rename this layer as clouds. So this is Leo will be adding clouds to the sky. Once the layer is ready, go to the color palette. I'm going to pick this Todd, I love from row three. Go to the Brush Library. Fluffy cloud brush. My job included. And I hope you have downloaded this brush. And I'm going to set the size of this brush to around 6% and opacity is set to a 100%. And I, I'm just dragging the tip of my brush on screen like this. Add this fluffy clouds. You can go ahead with any shape for the Cloud. So just use the tip of your pencil and drag it along the screen like this to add the clouds. So it's as simple as that. I'm going to reduce the size further down to around 4% and adding smaller clouds here. One mole, you'll use this size further down to around two Poisson and add the smaller cloud here. Keep adjusting the size of this brush to add the Cloud. This is done now we need to add some dimension or depth to this cloud. So I am going back. I live and within this solid color from row one. And I've been using the same brush, but I will reduce the opacity of this brush to around 70 per cent. Using the same size, that is around 6%. I am going to add some shadow to this cloud here. In the bottom section of the previously done clouds. It'd be the same step for all the clouds that you have painted. So you can already see a lot of debt and the cloud by just adding some shadows to the Cloud. Let's add some more details to this guy. So I am going to use, using the same brush. I am going to add the same color. I'm going to increase the opacity to around a 100% and decrease the size further and add some more fluffy clouds size. And they'll previously done clouds. I think I'm pretty happy with the Cloud section here. I've installed that clouds here, and let's move on to the next section. 6. Adding the golden lining and the sun: Let's add some golden lining to these clouds. So tap on the Layers and create a layer just above the sky layer. So the lighting we're going to add below the clouds layer. Now go to the color palette and a low color that is third column from root to go to the Brush Library and select the fluffy cloud brush. I'm going to reduce the size of this brush. I will set it to around three or 4%. If you keep the size of the brush wedding mini mom, it would be great. I'm going to drag the brush along the bottom section of the previously done clouds to add this Gordon lining. Repeat the same step for the other Cloud as well. Now you can add it to the small clouds as well. So only thing that you need to remember is keep the size of the brush minimum and make sure that you're adding this lining below the cloud layer. And that's it. We are done adding this golden lining for the clouds. Now, let's move on to the next section. Before that, let's go back to the layers. And I'm going to rename this layer three as lining. Since we have added the lining, golden lining, we need to add the sun as well. So let's do that now. Create a new layer just above the clouds layer. Now I'm going to rename this layer for the color palette. And I'm going to use the same yellow color that is taught color from road to go to the Brush Library, airbrushing. And I'm going to go with the soft airbrush. We went to set this opacity of this brush to a 100%. I've been set the size to around 10%. And I will draw a tiny cell good, and add the glowing sun. And that's it. Done. We will come back to it later and make a few more adjustments later on. Now, let's move on to the next section. 7. Painting the sea and the reflection: Now it's time to paint the CN beeps. So I am going to create a new layer. And I will rename this layer five as C. Once the layer is ready with the color palette and go with the second color from row one. Will do the Brush Library calligraphy and select this mono line brush. I'm going to set the opacity of the brush to a 100 person. And I will set the size to around 15%. And using the background grid, I'm going to draw a straight line like this just below the sun. Start from one end of the canvas and adroitly other end of the canvas. And now drag and drop this color to the sea. Now, let's go back to the sun layer and adjust the placement of the sun by tapping on the arrow icon that you see. And what. You can increase the size or decrease the size by tapping on the blue dots that you see and adjust the placement, move it around and place it. I'm going to get a board and please sit somewhere here. I will drag it down and place it here right about the C, like this. And this is okay, now I'm going to stop at kill. Now let's go back to the cilia and apply alpha lock on that layer. The venue apply alpha lock, a checkered box appears in that layer. Color palette and pick this second color from row and go to the Brush Library. Airbrushing, and select the soft airbrush. I'm going to set the opacity of the brush to 100. And I've been said decides to around and Poisson. And using this soft air brush, we are going to add the reflection of sun on the C layer. By adding horizontal strokes like this. At the horizon, I am keeping the size very small. And as I come downwards, I'm going to increase the width of this reflection. Now, whatever adjustments are the extra hours that you're going to apply stays within the C layer when you apply alpha lock on a layer. One Stan tap on that just meant I couldn't go Schindler and set the blood to around 20 per cent or I'm going to set it to around 15%. Add more deflections later on. 8. Adding the waves: App on the Layers and create a new layer. And I am going to apply clipping mask on this layer so that it follows it sparingly. But just to see Leo and I am going to rename this layer as vapes where we will be adding the base. I'm going to the color palette and I will pick the second colostrum. Three, go to the Brush Library, calligraphy, and select. She'll brush. I will set the size of this brush to float the present. And opacity is set to 100%. And I am going to add this horizontal strokes. So that is how we are going to add the waves. Keep adding this horizontal strokes all over the sea. To add the space. If you increase the pressure on the tip of your pencil, lines are going to look darker. It's okay. It can be a little darker and in few areas you can keep it light. I am going to speed up the process since it is already reproduced step of adding this horizontal strokes. But you can adjust the settings to watch it at the pace that you would like. I am leaving the bottom section of the sea and not adding this horizontal strokes because that is where we will be adding the grass. So I'm going to be filled with lead half off the C-section, but this waves at the other half will be covered by the grass blades. Take it slow and add this horizontal strokes. Make sure that they are very thin lines and not too thick. One standards time to add some shiny reflection of the sun. So I am going to pick from the color palette and I will use the same brush. I'm going to set the size of this brush to around 15%, and opposite is set to a 100%. And I am going to repeat the same process of adding the waves. The shiny waves, that is the reflection. Using this brush. Add the horizontal strokes over the area that we previously did. Add the horizontal strokes or what to shoot reflecting waves. The shiny waves. Make sure that this waves are the horizontal lines that you are applying or not to take and keep it very thin. I am going over and add in some more horizontal stroke. Do we make it more bright, dark? And that's it. We are done with the main spot. Now, it's time to move on to the next section where we will be adding the grass. 9. Painting the grass blades: Now it's time to add the final layer. So tap on layers and create a new layer where we will be adding the grass on the plus icon. And I'm going to rename this layer seven as grass. Once you're ready with the Laos, go to the color palette. And I'm going to pick this second color from row three. Go to the Brush Library. Calligraphy, this mono line brush. I'm going to set the opacity to 100%. I haven't set the size to around 15%. And I am going to draw a curvy line in this area just above the CEO, the base layer. And I'm going to drag and drop this color to this layer. Tap on adjustments. I can go Schindler and to send the blood to around 15%. And we are now ready with the background. It's time to add the grass blades. So let's do that in the same layer. So I'm going to pick this brown color as the first color from blue tree. Go to the Brush Library calligraphy and select this chalk brush. I'm going to set the opacity of this brush to about 100%, and I will set the size to round Sixty percent. Now I'm using this chalk brush. I am going to add grass blades starting from the bottom and moving towards the top section, like the grass blades have the sharp at the top section. So start from the bottom and apply strokes like this so that the glass plates appear sharp at the tip. So lenders n-type portion but the brown glass plates. You can add this grads, please, in any direction. I am taking it towards the right side. You can add it to the left or you can mix and match both left and right side glass plates. I'm filling in few portions in-between. And also, it does not necessarily do keep the size of this grabs, please do uniform. You can add some long, some short depletes lens. This is done. Go back to the color palette. And big this second color from row three. And repeat the same process of adding the grass blades and covering the bottom potion of those brown blades so that only the top section remains brown and the bottom section appears dark. Again, make sure that the tips are sharp of this grass blades and add them in all possible directions or you can keep it, it will 01 particular direction. Just make sure to cover the bottom section of those brown blades so that the bottom section appears darker and then the sand falls on this graph on the top section appears lighter. So I'm keeping it blank. 10. Adding final adjustments: The same step and add the bleed all over. There's grass area starting from left to right. I'm going to fill in some portions here and there, but they'll grasp of what the bottom section appears, brown, black color. Making some final adjustments here and there. Now go back to the color palette and pick this orange color that is first color from group two. So using the same brush, I am going to add some orange colored grass blades right below this and you're in this area or this portion. Now go back to the color palette. Black color that is taking color from blue tree and cover the bottom section with this darker color. Making some final adjustments here and there. And that's it. We are almost done with this grass, Leo. Let's make some adjustment to the sky. I feel that this guy appears very dull. So I am thinking of making it more bright. So let's do that now. We'll do the layers and create a layer just above the sky. Tap on the plus icon and create a new layer. We are going to merge it to get up in the sky layer on it. Now go to the color palette and this orange color that is puss color from blue to do airbrushing. And select the soft brush. I'm going to set the size of this brush to around six or five boson and obesity Two, 100%. And I'm going to add a horizontal stroke about the C layer light about this section. We're just going to make the bottom section of this guy a little darker, but this orange color. Since one's done, tap on adjustments, I couldn't go Schindler and blend it with the previously done sky. So I'm going to set the caution low to around 15%. And this looks much better now on the layers. And I'm going to merge this layer eight and Skype together by pinching it together. And now we have the boldfaced sky layer. I'm pretty happy with how this looks now. That's it. We are done with all the layers here and we added EBITDA final painting step that we did as optional in that because I felt guy looked very dull. So I thought of making it more blight by adding that orange color right above the horizon. And this looks much better now, what do you think? We are done with the final thing? And I hope you enjoyed painting this beautiful sunset with bright and beautiful sky, fluffy clouds and golden lining. 11. Thank you!: Thank you so much for joining me in this class. If you enjoyed painting this sunset and learn something new, please do drop a review about the class so that it can reach more students. And it also helped me to create better classes for you in the future. Until the next class. Keep painting and it good.