Transcripts
1. Introduction: Hi, I'm ash. In this class, we'll paint a bright
and lively bird together from start to finish. I'll guide you through
painting the simple shapes, adding layers of color, and using painting and texture to make your bird
really stand out. This class is designed
for all levels. Even if you're new to painting, you'll find the steps
easy to follow. By the end, you'll have a beautiful bird painting
you can be proud of, and I'm very excited to see
you in the upcoming classes. Let's pick up our
brushes and get started.
2. Feathers Blocking in: Hi, and we'll come
back to a new video. In this video,
let's go on to give the blocking in to this bird. Blocking in part,
I'll take in some. Let's start some orange and some lemonlolo.
This looks decent. I'm using an angular
brush to mix the paint. With that same angular brush, let's come right over here, top of that beautiful little
orange color on this bird. Just go around the eye. Also, as you can see, I've got a basic sketch of the word, help me to know where
to put which paint. We'll take in some more orange. Now we'll concentrate that
paint towards orange. Yeah. Blending it and
there itself. Yeah. Maybe we'll take
in some more limlo or lemon lo sometimes. Place it right over here. Given that nice little glue. Look, it's that easy,
sort of blending it. Of course you can leave
it a bit rough to indicate some textures
on the feathers. Yeah, there we go. And now, I'll take in some white and this color same old
color, mostly white. Yeah. Take off paint
off the brush just by, you know, wiping
it off on a cloth. Let's come here. It's way too contrast.
We need to lighten that. Yeah. Let's try with this color. Yeah, that's what we
wanted. There we go. The plenty and d
itself lightly very, very gently and very lightly
same old angular brush. Look at that? I want
it to be quite soft. Okay. And now I just go add
in some brown or born sienna. Okay. So I'll just show you. I'll just stick in
this burnt sienna. Sit well and some
whine and some orange. So everything fits together as expected. Maybe more orange. Yeah. Let's add a small orange. Let's take that paint. Let's come with
that bottom here. Maybe it would be good
if we add some flat. Stick paint and clock in
right here on this part. As we come down, and add some
plaque to it, just plaque. Fingers. There we go. That's
what we wanted. Feathery effect to make
it look realistic. Yeah. There we go
and take up the tt. Then there it sets and there. Take off excess brush strokes, the marks of the
brush, the bristles. Now, I'll take in some black and some white and mix
them together. Then it come right
away here and play in that part of this bird. There we go. That's
what I wanted. Look at that. That gives you that feathery
stroke, then there itself. Come all the way till
here. There we go. Now, I'll take in some white. Without cleaning the
brush, just wipe it off. Let me just wipe it
off on the cloth. Bring in that color
will be here. Look at that, there we go. Again, go back, wp
off the excess paint, come back and blend them
with that very same brush. Yeah. There you go. That creates some
dimensionness on this bird, which is good. I'll just speaking
some more white. Let's here. We need
more white for that. A little bit more white. Let's place it right here. And on the other side too. Yes. Okay, next video, let's
go and see how to paint in beak and
the eye. Thank you.
3. Painting Beak And Eye: Hi, and welcome back
to a new video. In this video, let's
go and see how to paint in this beak and the eye. To paint the beak, I take
in some black and white. There's kind of a
soft gray color. On that same old brush, there is angular brush. And let's come right over here. So is in that maybe we
need a lot of paint. So the bristles of the
brush stay intact. Yeah, just the brush. Sort of places in this beautiful little
beak for this bird. A little bit more over here. Yeah. And go ahead,
wipe off the brush. Take in some black, pure black. Of course, you can mix it
with the same old gray color. I'm going to mix it
with gray color. Yeah, I'm sure color as well, we paint this over that. Slightly darker shape
than what's there above. There's upper beak
and the lower beak. We can just go with some black to see what's going to happen. Yeah. Looks good. Realistic. It's come over here. First, let's go and blend this. Yeah. There we go. Now to paint the eye, I'll take in some black and
some white, mostly black. Okay. That's got paint
in this put line. And now I'm using a round
brush, detailed round brush. So that'll be very effective. Can even make us to
rig a brush as well. No, that'll work in
the same way too. L renovation. We need this to be
a perfect circle. So I got sketching in. And this looks good. But you can leave it like that. If you get this, I'm happy, but it's kind of making
it even more realistic. Look at that sort of placing
that color around the eye. We need to go back
and reload the brush. And paint this one
edge of the brush. Don't use both. Otherwise,
you can't get that effect. And now on the very
edge of this brush, I'll take in some
white, some white. I've not cleaned this
brush, to be honest. I just wipe it off. Okay. Well, I'm using the
DD Donrush yet again. There we go. Let's look at the legs as well in the
next video. Thank you.
4. Painting Legs: Hi, and we'll come
back to a new video. In this video, let's
go and see how to paint in the legs for this bird. So to paint the legs, simple. You have to double
load the brush. So this is the brush which
I'm using for the legs. That is the detailed
round brush. And let's take in some white from there and
place it right away here. So I'll take in some white. Okay, so one side is white, and the other side is gray
decent little dark gray color. Beside from where the light is coming, let's sort of place. Look at that. You get that
beautiful little effect. Yeah, there we go. Be
another one as well. That will be slightly
lighter in shape. Okay. In the meanwhile, let's
go ahead and give some realistic effects to
this part. So let's go. Using the detailed round brush again. That's very effective. You can even make use of
the ga brush if you don't have one. Something like that. Yeah. This is just some indications
of some feathers and, you know, interesting
textures on this board. Go back, reload the brush, let's place some here just
for sake of interest. Something like that. They'll be from different
angles. He got enough. The next video to
see how to add in the details on the
feathers. Thank you.
5. Textures On Feathers: Hi, and welcome back
to a new video. This video, that's going
to see how to paint in the textures and make
the feathers pal. For that, I've taken some
white and just some white on my fan brush and wipe off
the paint off the brush. And let's come right over
here and start tapping in some beautiful textures of feathers on this
bird. Look at that? Just that here. I'm sort of tapping
it very lightly. No, I'm not exaggerating, but I'm tapping it very lightly. Not taken too much of pain. We're tapping it to get
the realistic textures and effects go back, wipe off the brush completely. Come here, play around with the shadows and
contrast and whatnot. This placing it all over
here simply the blocking in part helps a lot in achieving
that realistic effect. We go back getting
smoot of that color. There we go. Also, this
gives you a natural effect. That's a trick of
using this brush. Taping it. Go back again, wipe
off the brush. Tap it here in there. If you want you can take
in some lack if you want, pace it back, over
there, some here. Yeah, there we go, we
get that up instantly. Slowly transition that effect so it's below it on the
bottom part of it. That's inter to have paint. Yeah. Now for the face, let's
take in some line lo, mix with some orange. Mostly orange, 50, 50. Yeah. Mix them together
and take the paint. Let's just go all over here.
Let's see right over there. Now to our very
same pile of paint. I've added some white. Let's come over here and
shape in the feathers. There's a bit like that
and blow here on the head. Tapping it, don't
lose that contrast. Just go back and tap it
with a green finger. Tap it. That. Now to that same pile of paint, I added some brown. That's the p here, in that lot still need a
lot of lighter colors. Always add some more white
to make it a bit brighter. Yeah, there we go.
That's effect we want. So the fan brush plays a very important role in
this kind of paintings. Skip some of those parts, sort of come here
to that effect. That easy. Tap. You can get
a lot of those effects. I just go brown,
just some brown. Then I want to come there.
Okay. Just don't brush. Let me play. There we go. Now, take the detailed brush. We'll go back and
place in more of that. Separations on the fears. Yeah, that's the trick. It's getting blended
because the paint is wet and it's working
in our favor. Look at that. That's
here and there. Sometimes you get a lot of things going in your
way when you're painting. Today, it is your day because
it's coming very good. Okay. Yeah. Go back, take the fan brush, take in the paint,
pleasing over here. I'll take in some
more brown now. Take in some more brown. If you want, you can add
in some black as well. Depends on the contrast that you have on a canvas or
water paper or whatever. There we go. Freezing it. Let's now go ahead and
make this neck a bit big by adding some highlights, and it looks natural
on this bold. We have a decent sized neck. Yeah, there we go. That's it. Yeah. Something over here too. Yeah.
6. Conclusion: Hi, and we'll come
back to a new video. In this video, let's go
and see how to paint in the backdrop for this
painting of this bird. So I just seeing some
black on walnut fanbush. Okay, let me sort of
catch it right away here. Yeah. There we go. It doesn't take much
time. So anyway, I'll put the fine painting
so you can look at it there. Thank you for watching till here. I hope you've enjoyed it. And I hope I've added some value to your knowledge in
your painting skills. Thanks for watching. And I'll
see you in my next class. Till then, take care
and buy for now. Thank you.
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