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1. Introduction & Welcome: Hello and welcome to this class. My name is Jaime. And in today's class, I will be guiding you
through the whole process of creating two DJ got
Latins into styles. Adding a black or
a dark background. We are going to be starting
with a blank canvas. And then we're going to be transforming this
white canvas and a beautiful painting
that you can display into the
home use of a car, invitation for a birthday party, or for a Halloween. Pat. We are going to
be selecting together the perfect color
palette for our gel, J Colab and for the background that I would have told you that Halloween doesn't
need to be too scary. It can be also be whimsical. We are going to be creating
two styles, Jake or Latin. So I am providing do
two templates that you can easily download in the
resources for this class. Just click this button
and you will be able to download your template, printed and then transferred
to your watercolors. You will see that by the end of the class you
wouldn't be able to ping. Beautiful Jacob, Jacob
lengthen like this. I think with two
half doing gloves. And I invite you to
follow me here and so you don't miss any API or any glass. And please be welcome
to join me in a discussion or when do
our blog class project? In the class project
section for this class, I will see you in
the next video.
2. Student Suggestion: These halloween
theme, but what's a suggestion for
one of my students? And I wanted to thank you for good suggestion if you're
taking this class. Thank you so much
and I hope you enjoy this beautiful subject that I selected two paying
for the class. I will say too in
the next video.
3. The Supplies: Let's take a look.
All the supplies that we are going to be
using during the class. We have here, all the
materials we need. This is an overview. The specifics I will be given
to you during the class. We have a kinda
water or pallets. We are going to be creating
this in the next video. I have white paint. You can have a one,
marker, brushes, a mixed pen and paper, watercolor paper. I'm using Canson. This is a very good
quality watercolor paper. And I just took one page
and I cut it in half. I have two. Smallest size watercolor. You can use a small
watercolor paper or whatever you have at hand. I always have a pencil and other supplies that we
may use during the class, like washy tapes, fine liners to trace or pieces on
the watercolor paper. And always have an extra paper and anything Do we may need, and your coffee or
tea on the side. I will see you in
the next video.
4. The Color Chart: Okay, let's fix
our extra paper to start playing with
our colored palettes. And we are painting
this Jake or Latin. And I want them to
be in a scenario of the sky looking like a galaxy. More mystic sky. Not too scary, but more whimsical, so to speak. And I had selected the color
palette that I want to use. Starting with black, we
are going to be placing it on or mixing palette. I will start with the
black, body, black. This is Holbein watercolors. I love to work with this
type of watercolors. The next one is
the Prussian blue. I bet it that beautiful blue. In also using a blue
from Winsor and Newtons. This is a very
beautiful blue as well. And INGOs activating
the pigment. And while they did its
magic on my little pan, I will proceed with the Melian. This is a kind of orange. This is as well from Holbein. Then we are going to be
placing the getting some lake. Anybody read? N grows mad. Just to have beautiful contrast
on the Jacob's ladder, which is a pumpkin using
for Halloween mostly. And I have this
beautiful yellow lemon and I want it to be very clean. And be sure when we are using your brush to have
it vertically, to use Jello on the paper. So now let's start by, by lysine and the
colored shadow, starting with the jello. So we're actually super
clean at this point. You can see how beautiful
and vibrant this pigment is. And this we are going to be using to make light inside
a bit Jake or Latin. You will see what I mean. When we start the class. Now I will try my
best chameleon. This orange, vibrant orange. And we are going
to be working with this color on the
most darker value. So don't need to brush
using too much water. This is the cream some leg. This one is the draws matter. They're a little bit similar, but one of them is more like in the Mac magenta direction and the other is more
on the red direction. I want to see how
they mix together. Because I will be using
in this to make it the shadows on the Jake
or Latin or the pumpkin. Okay, I have the
fierce set of colors. My paper, and I am
loving how they look. Now, let's see how the Prussian blue looks like on my paper. And the black will be the color
set for one of the skies. We are going to be working
together during the class. We are going to be
painting two styles. So I will interchange the
skies, tones, or shades. So it is more fun
to the painting. And the blue from
the smart been here. Looking how they work
together and mixed together because we are going to be using this for the sky. As I am telling you all
for the background, you can call it also the back. Now, imagine a J collateral
on a mystery placement. And this guy is behind. That is what I am looking
for these paintings. So playing a little bit more with the colors
and looking how they are mixing together and how they look
when they are dry. Now I will make a little
dry here for the sky, I will be working with a wet on wet technique or
the wow technique. So I'm just making this place on my paper wet with clean water. It must be very cunning. And then I will be
working with it, Prussian blue and the black. And see how they work
together to show you how to start mixing did
beautiful colors for the sky. Of course, you can make
the sky darker or lighter. It depends on what you want
to create into into place. I am changing the, changing the brush just
to see how they mix. Better or worse. In this case, and
adding more pigment. Remember my paper is wet. That's why the color runs
easily onto the paper. You can work in a
circular motion to give a little bit of a cloudy sky. Or you can make it more steady. Always let creativity flows and do likings in the paintings. Just mixing these two, the block and the
blues shades and see how beautiful the effects
start to becoming. It can also be a stormy night. Why not? It's Halloween. Supposed to be scary. But I am looking
at I want to make a galaxy type of sky to make it more interesting
and more whimsical. This color, mix it
really well together. And as you can see,
I didn't using the circular motion to place some more darker spot
on this dry on Sky. Perfection. I hope you are doing this
exercise and remember, you can always upload
your work in progress. I will let this dry and
continue with the class. I will see you in
the next video.
5. Glowing Jack O Lantern: Before we start, please remember that you can
download the template for the two j kilotons on the resources and project
section for the class. And when do download
Azure template, then you can transfer it
to your watercolor paper. Then ink it with a fine liner. I just hear the fine
liner in brown. And I fixed my paper
on my surface, I might in my desk. And I will be working first, the Latin. And here it is. The other example. This is the second one, the one with the witch hat, and we're starting
with this one. You get the hang of it. And then it will
be easier for you. The second one, we're
starting with the latter and then the
background or the sky. Let's begin. I am using
a brush number six, I changed it it because the surface is a
little bit bigger. And then starting with the
orange pilot for the lab. And then we will proceed it
to paint the background. Just wetting my brush, clean brush in clean water. I want to start
adding the beryllium. Who? This is this orange. Pumpkins at very bright orange. So don't hesitate to use it. The more orangey color that
you had in your palette. You can always
test it out to see the deepness on the pigment. And then we're, we're just be painting the whole surface
as keeping the eyes, the nose, and the mouth. And trying to create
a little bit of contrast between the
sections of our pumpkin. Remember, it is upon
King after all. And he had these little
sections on the shape. You can see now clearly how I then adding the
color in sections, then not painting it from
one side to the other. I just I'm adding the color
here and there and trying to let some whitespaces with my brush and my
brush is almost dry, is not completely wet. And then adding colors
here and they're maintaining the
lines of my sketch. And this is a very relaxing
phase of our painting. Keep adding the colors
and trying to make the layers until you have covered all the
surface of your banking. On every one of October
in mostly the US. I don't know if in Canada or in the UK they celebrate
this holiday. But here, we don't have these
other as a holiday as such. But years ago, I am talking
about ten to 12 years ago. It started to become a thing. Halloween started to reach
the site of the war. And maybe because
of the Internet, social media and the
connections online that people, mostly kids, start to see these funny celebration and
they wanted to do it as well. So in our community or in city, the kids in the age
of kindergarten and primary school starting to
want to do the Halloween work. And here, it does this not
as a ping if if he's not, anything is, is
prepared for that. So they somehow
learn how to do it. And they have this costumes or sub empire or Spiderman
send witches and so on. And they started to
walk on the streets, on the homes and
knocking at the doors. And people were
not used to that. And then all those kids in
costumes and some creepy ones, some funny ones, some
princess as well. They were just kids and people didn't have some
candies to give them. The Hayward going
into the kitchen and then come back to
the kids at the door. And they were giving the kids, like carrots and
apples and bananas and vegetables from the front of the fridge
because they didn't have this culture of Halloween. And it was such a funny. Introduction for most of the old people and the
younger ones as well, that they needed to have some chocolates or candies
at home for today. 12 years after. This is like a normal thing. Is it not a holiday still? But people are more aware of
this and they are biting. Extra chocolate lights are candies and they
have it at home. So when it gets
knock at the door, they can give some
sweet for them. Is nothing funny. It's Halloween, I
think in your country, or it is more introduced by
the American society to jars. Let me know in the
comments for this class, I would love to know how
it is inter-country. So we are almost done
with the first letter of the vermilion or
the orangey color. We have covered all or panting. And now we add some shadows. With the Rouse model, which is a very red. To make some contrast, I will be adding slowly this that gets sections
on the pumpkin. So we can create these more deep pigment and some shadows to give them
are structured or beautiful. Halloween pumpkin. Oh Jake, or Latin. It is starting to
look a little bit more structured right now. And we are going to be moving the darker color
around or pointing. So it creates this 3D effect. It doesn't look so
flat on the paper. Then we are going
to be a smoothing at the color in the
surface of our pumpkin. Started to look more cohesive. And even going around all the fears leg that we did with the orange to
darken up the color. If you are painting
a bigger pumpkin, then you can change
your brush for the bigger one IN keeping
it very comfortable for me. And this is very
important that you keep your work comfortable. And always remind yourself to
take breaks if you need it, you can pause the class
and continue later. Adding a germ layers. We're almost done here. I forgot to paint the
teeth. The teeth. And we are going
to stop here now and start with other
parts of our painting. I have here. My brush number
four, round brush. And it is a super, super clean because I will be adding the gel or
do you remember I told you to keep your brush super clean when you are
using lighter shades. And we are making the effect of light with this
permanent jello lemma. It around the teeth and
the lips of art deco, latter than this
effect is really cool. Then in the white space
that we're seeing here, we are going to be
adding black later when they dry up a little bit. Now we can proceed
to paint the stem with a light swatch of black. The fifth layer, of course, and we are using black
in the eyes as well. Then adding a little
bit more of a deep pit. So it started to
see a little bit more realistic or stem. And going around the whole stem with our brush to move
the color around. And they can get off the shadow parts at the
bottom of our stem. And in this little
coordinate here. Okay? I will see you
in the next video.
6. Glowing Jack O Lantern Background: Now it's time to start
painting the background. And for that I then using
the technique wet on wet. And I have this very
fun flat brush. And I will be adding clean
water on my son faced with it. And then I will start
adding the colors. You can use another brush. I just found this brush
is more efficient. Wild wetting my
paper or my pumpkin. Oh, Jack. London is. While I'm painting the
beautiful but cut out, control the water while you are adding
water to the paper. And if you feel that
it is too much, just take it up a little bit with a clean
towel or with your brush. I will start adding some
touches of Prussian blue and black, and then mixes, mixing them all to get to create this beautiful effect
of a galaxy sky. We can say here. Or you can also call it a
starry sky. If you prefer. We're just adding color on all surface of the background without touching or banking. Of course, using a brush
number six, number 630. To move my beautiful
colors around. I want to create some darker spot because
afterwards when it dries, we're going to be adding
starts with all white paint. So it needs to be
dark in pigment. So don't hesitate to add
layers and layers and layers. If you see that
your color is still too light or the paper
is wet with water. So our color wheel
flow really easy. We're just moving
those colors around. And as to noticing leaving like a halo around
jake or Latin, because this will allow us
to create the glowing effect when their background
and their eyes IN add a little bit
of this blue as well, because this blue is
solve leech in pigment, that it creates a very beautiful
contrast is too creamy. This is the effect when you
add the water under pan. Watercolor becomes
super creamy and super rich in pigment. That is why I love, love, love this type
of watercolors. I will keep adding layers
and layers in keeping these whitespace around
my J Collado lantern. So we can create afterwards
the glowing effect. And this looks really cool. I will show you a little
bit closer so you can take a hint or mortar, an idea on what you are
looking for on this paint. Don't hesitate to
add the code that recur when the watercolor dries, it becomes a little bit
lighter in pigment. Let those colors dance together and mixed
together and create the magic by adding
sections of darkness. So I didn't have the beautiful dark effect on my painting in this
is why I am looking for, as you can see,
this is still wet. So my color on my watercolor, France, when I touch
it with my brush. For these two, don't need a bigger brush unless you're
using a bigger paper size. So creating a little bit of texture with those
that get code. So I have here a smaller
brush number four, and I will start adding
the layers on the eyes. With the black. You can use another shape to create
the face of your pumpkin. You can do is, as I
did with these shapes. Or you can use circles, or you can use triangles, or you can use rectangles. A half months, whatever
to think will make Azure Jacob lantern
unique and cute or scary. Or it doesn't matter what
affects you want to create, just create it as
a steward wish. Now I will add a
big black between the deed of my pumpkin here, that my jello is
a dry completely. And I will start adding here to create some deepness
on the mouth. This banking is really happy, is a really welcoming
visitors for the candies. Okay. Now I will start adding
a little bit more of a challenge with my mother to create more structured on my
pain on my parking, adding some darkness on some
sections of the pumpkin. And as you can notice, my painting is dry, so the color is not running when I touch
it with my brush. And my brush is
almost dry as well. So we get the richness
on the color. If you need to. Do color to
move a little bit easier than with a brush with water. But be very conscious about the wetness because we don't
want the colors to them. We want them to stay
dark and vibrant. And go around your pumpkin. It doesn't need to be
perfect because when you see the J kilotons, they are imperfections
on your banking. You can see in the left
side of our bunking that the blue a little
bit inside, a debunking, but it is perfect because
this give this mystery Halloween ambiance
to the pumpkin. And I think a little bit more and go through the whole
surface of the pumpkin. I didn't let him. Also the black on the eyes and the mouth dry
before I add the second layer. So it stays really
rich in pigment. If I add the black, now, it will dilute because
the black on the eyes, e.g. is still wet. Do need to take this in
consideration if you want to recolor to
stay on your paper. So when you fail at that, dude, banking has a second
layer with this target. Then you can let
this dry and we can proceed to make it
a glowing effect. And as you can see, I am using that yellow with my smallest brush here and
keeping it very clean. So I get the glowing effect. When we remove the washy tapes, you will see that the painting looks totally different because the buy now it
looks like a mess. But we are doing a
really nice job here. Bunking is set to glow. And you can notice this. And I hope you are following this lethal any steps to create your beautiful Halloween Jake or lantern that do unhappy
with this effect. Is it really fun to create
such simple paintings? But at the same time they
are so cute and so unique. And you can use this as a big card if somebody
has bid on this time or or a Halloween
party invitation or to give to the kids
that visit your home. You can use this in
any way you want. You can display your creativity. Now that is dry. I will proceed to add a second
layer with the black on those elements of
my painting that needs a second
layer and my width, the brushes dry and then using a variable which
value of my black, maintaining the
shape of my eyes. The second eye is looking mode. Shape it in cute. Try to maintain the lines. The nose. And lastly, the inside of the mouth. Or colors are looking very
deep and beautiful and loving how this whole composition and all these colors
are working together. In can you see the
glowing effect with the yellow lemons that we added around the jacket lantern. I hope you can see
this effect as well. Hi, I'm adding a little bit of black to darken it
a little bit up. And then I will let
this completely dry and I will see
to the next PBL.
7. Glowing Jack O Lantern Reveal: Our painting is completely dry, and now it is the
perfect time to add some details with
our fine liner. And I will add the sections. Using my fine liner. Just adding the lines will make it the pumpkin look
more like structure. And Gibbs. Some
highlights to it. It is, it is looking
more beautiful. I think we're ready to add
the stars on the background. And for that, we need a flat brush and our
bamboo, bamboo stick. And our white paint diluted
with a little bit of water. So it is easier to
make the splashes. Try to control the water here, because it is, if the water is, the painting is to run than the stars will
be a little bit too big and too light in color. Add as many stars as you wish. And then let it dry completely. Before peeling off
the Washington. My painting is
completely dry now and I will slowly, slowly, slowly remove that
they are painting. We will be revealed to us in a more organized and tidy frame. Be very gentle and don't rush
this part of the process. Even though you can use the technique that I
showed you in one of my other classes on
how to use washi tape. Your paper doesn't get damaged. You can check my other classes here on skill share, on my beer. I have all of them listed in the description
for this class. You can find some links to select the classes that I chose
for you. So check it out. Please. Remember, you can always review my glasses and let
me know what you find them. In. The most perfect way to communicate is through
during class predict. And you can upload your work on the class project
section for this class. So here it is, or a beautiful Jacob
lantern, glowing Jacob. Land. These completely done and you can now use
it as you wish. I will see you in the
next part of the class.
8. Jack O Lantern With a Witch Hat: Before we start, please remember that you can
download the template for the two j kilotons on the resources and project
section for the class. Then please transfer
the pattern to the watercolor paper
and fixed it on your desk or wherever you
are working, dude painting. So I have here all
the materials are neat and I have
tranform my painting and I have ink it with
a black fine liner. We are going to be
starting with the hat of this jacket lantern, which hat? And then we are
going to proceed to paint the other elements of our beautiful
and cute painting. I will start with the
hat as I told you. And again, using a
number four brush. And I will, I will
do a mix of these, blue with my mother. To get a violet paint, a color for the hat. I will try to keep the colors. Very beautiful. Art paintings reflect a
more cute Halloween style. So as carry one. Here, I can show you how
I am mixing the colors, trying to keep a ratio
of model read Adam blue. So my violet or
purple is beautiful. Or watercolor paper. The more blue you add, the more darker
pigment will become. And then mortal read a Jew, add to the mix, then mark the ray model
in the violet shade. It will become tried to keep a contrast with doing
that to mix that. Do you have already some
shadows in your painting? To start painting in your heart. Sections. Don't go through the
whole hat at the ones. Just go add color
here and there. And then you will create a dose that cut parts and lighter parks
with your watercolors. It is always a Martin on how would you apply
the color on your paper. So you can get the difference? Contrast, and the different
textures on your paintings. Go easy. And enjoyed the process. I find this to be really nice. Combinations of two
elements of Halloween, but making it a little
bit more gentle. And that's scary. But some people love the
sketchiness of this holiday. But I prefer the
more general one. So we are adding a
little bit more blue, so it becomes darker
at the bottom. And we're just keeping the
layers flowing in or painting. I just did shade too soft and up the painting in to
not make it too dark. But you can also use another
color like black or brown. Don't hesitate if you have
any other preference. Now, we're proceeding. The paint, the front
part of the hat, make it more cohesive. In chosen the colors. Don't hesitate to go
with Europe preference. I didn't just showing
you our way or my way to paint this
beautiful creation. As I was telling you
at the beginning, either want to make
this scary, as such, I want to make it more
fun and cute and playful. Now we can add some shadows
on the upper part of our hat to make it more
weight on those lines. And keeping or
maintaining the lines. Now with my mix, I and adding a little
bit more of red hair and adding some touches to make those folding marks that
normally the hat, how? Half on some places and adding
a little bit of shadows. When we're finished with
this part of the painting, we can decide what to do with the belt that is on the hat. I am letting this white. I think it makes a beautiful contrast because we are going to be adding
a background as well. So you will see how
I am talking about. But I have this idea
in my mind and I think why is perfect? Let's continue with the pumpkin. And we're in the same way
we did with the other one. This time. And add in the lines this
section of the pumpkin, a certain thing in the middle, and then going to the left side, and then going to
the right side. And then adding some shadows, keeping the pigment Betty, betty dark on the
dark as a body, meaning you don't
add too much water. So the pigment is very elevate. Innocent waiting
in this section of the bunking, going very slowly. So you can paint with me. This is a real time. As always. I tried to keep
all my classes in a real time motion so you
don't miss anything that I do. And you can follow along. How fun is that? It takes time. But we are here to enjoy our
time or our time together. That is all that matters. Making some shadows on the side. And now we can proceed to continue painting
the whitespaces of our pumpkin as what keeping
the pigment very, very dark. In this band, medium. Orange color. Mining the lines. Because we are going to be
painting inside those spaces. The lines define as the eyes, the nose, and the mouth. Now or panky looks
like a cut or a tiger. But we are going to be covering all the whitespaces around. Pumpkin. Make it
look like a pumpkin. Of course. What I am looking here is to create a section
with water colors. And this is why I am just marking the spaces and then adding water to move
the color around. And you will see the
beautiful effect that we create here. Just with this simple technique. We can now move the
color with water and the section will start
to appear more accentuated. The binding or pumpkin
intersections. Let it run with the
water and smooth out the lines that are maybe a little bit too
straight or too hard. Because we want this to be even. We keep moving or color onto it. We're going through
all the surface. And I will see you
in the next video.
9. Jack O Lantern With a Witch Hat Details: Time to add a little
bit more of color. That color. Or non banking using cadmium red to add a little bit more of a
structure to our pumpkin. On the size and on the dark orange that we
see in our painting. Depending on when you mark
your sections. Your pumpkin. Just going through with
the brush, very gently, moving the color to
paint those spaces. Try to go slowly so that you can really see the
places where do you want to add the pigment and
combine the orange and the red together so you get
the more cohesive shape. Looking super nice. I am loving how the
colors are dry. And I hope you are
loving your colors too. And that this template
is helping you to create this beautiful Jacob
Latin with a witch hat. You can also use your own
creativity and paint. This painting or Jake or Latin
with another accessories, is up to you. And I will love to
see your creativity display on the class project
section. For this class. We keep adding those torches. And as you can see now the
color looks super evil. But with some shadows
and some places Perfect of how we want. Now it's time to add a delight in the mouth
inside them out like it is a candle inside of our
Jake or Latin lantern. And the yellow lemon
with our clean brush. And we're going to
add the same Stein going through the teeth and
the lips of our pumpkin. Just like that. And then letting this
white space to add the blood later when
the jello is that I also painting and the band brush with jello to
make it pop a little bit. So this is looking
really the radiant. Now time to add the black colors in the eyes and the nose. All these elements of our painting here is you want to come to shape
their eyes in another shape. I enlighten this like this. Or lambda is watching us. So be mindful of your actions. So it gives you a drip and a no, a trick. It's a very fun. It is looking so beautiful and the color make such a beautiful
contrast as you can see. And it is. So relaxing to paint really is
like a meditation. Can I help you to come
take the time to paint frequent or eyes
or nose at that. Now, my yellow is dry. I will add it there. Black side the mouth. I then keeping my brush dry so the color doesn't run
too much into the yellow. But it is happy if it happens, it's not a big problem. Just tried to keep it. Separate it a little bit so the contrast make the
beautiful effect. This has myelin pumping as well. So we let this completely dry. And meanwhile, we can start
to paint back around. For the background, we are
going to be using the wet on wet technique using
our flat, flat brush. It is just because
it is easier to add the water with
this type of brush, but you can use any brush. Do have I will wet all the white spaces
on the background of my jacket lantern and then
start adding the colors. Control the water. So it doesn't get too wet. Damage your paper. The baby will start buckling
and thus is not good. I will use two colors here, the blue from Winsor and Newton. In adding these in a circular motion because I
want this to be like clouds. And then I will add
the blue in-between, those cadmium red, so they start to mix by themselves and give me
this beautiful sky, the almost whimsical sky, with this two-color
going together. And then I will interchange these two colors around
my whole painting. I think moving the color as I see they need more
pigment or less pigment, or they need more mix. And see if I can add more darker colors to
make them more vibrant. I really love how these
colors are dancing together and making this
beautiful contrast. Such a beautiful background
for this whimsical Jake good. Lantern. More blue here embed. Don't make the
beautiful combination IN not letting any whitespace. I don't my subject here, as we did in the
order, J called Latin. Instead, covering it all
with the colors. Why not? Beautiful combination. I am loving this very much. Going very slowly
or on the ninth, so it doesn't get too much on the other elements
that are on my paper. Don't be afraid to add more
pigment because, you know, when they dry, the pigment
becomes very, very light. I liaise with watercolors. This happens looking pretty, pretty nice and not
scared it at all. It looks like playful. So it is looking really nice. And I will stop here in this lady letting
this a little bit. Then seeing if I need to add more color in later
on when it's, it's a bit dry. For now, I will add a
little bit of shadow to the pumpkin itself
using the dread. Going through my whole painting. Just to give a more of a mysterious looking
to or pumpkin. So don't overdo this too much, just a little bit
here and there. And more on the size to
create the shadow lights. Mixing direct and they
are looking super nice. And I am really loving how this combination of
colors are looking like. Now we need to wait until
this is completely dry to see if we need to adjust the colors and add more
pigment somewhere. And then to proceed to
add the last details. I will see you in
the next video.
10. Jack O Lantern With a Witch Hat Reveal: After 1 h of driving, look how this will look. And I will be adding
some touches of blue in some places to just revive
the deepness of these colors. So it gives more contrast
and structure to our sky. Here in their paintings
that look more cohesive and beautiful with a smaller
brush, not too big. So I can reach those places exactly and not go too
much on the other colors. This is a number six. Then with the red as well, mixing it with a
little bit of blue, a little bit on those clouds. Just calling it that way. And it is looking
super whimsical. Add these torches of pigment and then we'll do think you
want to see more color. Because afterwards we
are going to be adding some splashes with
the white paint and they need a darker shade so they can pop up
on our painting. Perfection. I think we are now
done with this. We can proceed to the
other beautiful details, which adds, adding
this section lines with our fine dining
and then our status. And we're going to add these lines to make the
section of our banking. You don't need to
press too much, too fine line it. Just try to make the lines very lightly to mark those sections. And you can see it looks completely beautiful
and more defined. Then again and just add in some highlights here and there, some dots. To make it. Now I want to paint here a spider web using the
same fine liner in black. You can also use a
white fine liner or white pen to make this. But I just wanted to not make this the king or the
queen of the painting. I want the J lambda to be
the queen of our painting. So I decided to
paint this in black. The spider web. And then little spider
would come after this. It is really difficult to
paint a waste by that, here, just by hand without
any ruler or something. And here you can
see it more clear. Here, this is early
despite their perfection, we're ready now to add details
to our beautiful painting. Which are the splashes with, with our flat brush and, or bamboo stick or white paint. I think as much
little splashes to pop to make the picture
or painting pop. I'm just loving it. And we will see
the real deal when we build off the
tapes from our paper, which we are going to do it now that our painting
is completely dry. So easy it is and so
satisfying to see our beautiful painting compete. Just removing the
tape very slowly, discovering a beautiful frame. Remember, you can use this as a party, Halloween party card, or just to give to the
children and people that come to your home for three weeks. They will love it. You can also do this
in a small frame. So it is easier for you to
give away. Look at this. This is a beautiful work together and I hope you enjoyed
this part of the class. And I can't wait to
see what you create. Please remember
that you can upload your class projects in the class project
section for this class. And I will love to review
your beautiful work. I will see you in
the next video.
11. Class Project JackO Lantern: For your class project,
you guessed it. They just need to tell me in the class project section for this class, clicking
this button, you can upload your work to working progress
and do materials, do a color chart, and you're beautiful,
final pieces. You can also, if you
are carving pumpkins, you can check them with me. I really love to see them
and they'll remember, you can join me in the
discussion for this class, but we are having a
party, Halloween. So I will see you
in the next video.
12. Thank You and Happy Halloween: Well, thank you so much
for taking my class. I hope you enjoyed
this class and I can't wait to see
what you create and how it dude decided to paint it backgrounds and Decker Latins. And I wish you a happy
Halloween if you are having acceleration and up
is you are having a party, a Halloween, but please remember that you can follow me
here on Skill Share. So don't miss any app, any discussion in
any glass that I chat with you so you can
join me and have fun. It is always one That's a good thing when
they read your comments, do reviews, and do
John the discussions. And when do I upload your
products that made me super, super happy and do a pip events. It's about to upload
your projects. And I will love to get in contact through them because
that is the best way to stay connected and to have a fun time discussing
or creations. I helped just very creative and I will love to see you
in my next classes. Thank you so much. Bye bye.
Artjourneywithme Heidi, ARTIST AND FACILITATOR
