Hello everyone!
I learned how to paint pastry and amazing techniques with this class and I got really excited.
Before I upload my project pictures I want to say thank you to Kendyll for this class and her teaching.
With this project, it was my first time painting pastry and I really enjoyed it.
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This is my reference image. I found this photo on PEXELS' website and it was free to use. I love eating croissant they are sooo fluffy. (I chose the front-middle one for painting)
Croissant - image 1 - student project .

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After sketching the pastry, I cleaned up my drawing with using the window as a light table.

And then I added base color with Faber-Castell's watercolor pencils.
Croissant - image 2 - student project .

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I added some watercolor (and at this phase, I added too much dark to my pasty painting :( I couldn't add light areas with colored pencil 'cuz browns were too dark)
Croissant - image 3 - student project .

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For detail, I used Polychromos colored pencil and tried to add some crust to the painting. (at this point I had to skip the Gamsol stage because I live in a small area and I couldn't find a decent solvent for this project and couldn't wait for days.. I was too excited to work on this painting.)
Croissant - image 4 - student project

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After I was satisfied with the result I applied Posca white pen to the painting for finishing touches.

Croissant - image 5 - student project .

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Skillshare needs more classes like this and thank you for providing this knowledge for us Kendyll! I learned so many things and really enjoyed this project.
It would be amazing if I get your feedback.
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Croissant - image 6 - student project

A scanned version of the painting.
Thank you.

Lorin Cinar

Illustrator & Designer

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