Showing posts with label Winsor & Newton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winsor & Newton. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 20, 2018

Watercolor Brush Pen Tutorial for a Sweet little Seascape Card




Watercolor Brush Pen painting technique tutorial for beginners. This is a quick and easy seascape painting done with a Water brush Ohuhu Pen. We will create a super cute watercolor card with the finished art piece.  Stick around till the end to see how we add some pen and ink details!

🌸 I love it when folks create from my videos, I just ask that if you post your work on any social media platforms that you please give me credit as the artist stating this is an inspired piece  copied from and original painting by  Kellie Chasse 😊 Use @kellielynnart on Facebook  or @kelliechasse_fineart on instagram.

You can see the FULL Tutorial on my Youtube Channel!

We'll start off with a quick wet in wet painting using winsor and newton cotman kit and a Ohuhu water brush pen filled with water. The colors used in this painting are Ultramarine Blue, Phathlo Blue, Sap Green, Raw Umber, Viridian, and White Gouache. I'll have the links below for you.


Once the painting is complete we will then use a little pen and ink for some details, the I"ll show you how I tear the edges and then we'll add it to a card. 

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Happy Painting,
Kell



Saturday, May 20, 2017

Painting A Pet Portrait in Watercolors and Gouache - Husky Dog



"Mason"
Husky Dog
Commission Pet Portrait
10x10" Watercolor/Gouache


I have completed a number of Pet portraits, but these blue eyes are one of my favorites.

Here's a little glimpse of my progress along the way.
I start with the eye's and nose, and then light washes around the fur and ears. Once those are dry I build upon those washes and darken them. The final touches are the layers and layers with a fine brush detailing in all the fur.




One of my go to supplies while painting is the OttLite with the little magnify glass, it gives of great natural lighting and I can see all the little fur strokes on my pet portraits, although I do use this light for all my paintings! I'll post a link for the light down below for you.


For "Mason" the husky I only used 2 brushes. A number 1 Arists water colour sable rigger brush by Winsor and Newton and a fine liner brush.

Below is the original reference photograph of Mason that the client emailed to me. 
He's a beautiful Husky don't you think!


Here is the link for the OttLite

Tuesday, January 12, 2016

Thirty Paintings in 30 Days - Day Twelve - Somewhere in Maine


No particular place in Maine
Used only 3 colors - 
  Alizarin Crimson and a Cad yellow
along with black gouache. 

From the winsor newton site:


Alizarin Crimson Hue is a quinacridrone based pigment closely resembling genuine Alizarin Crimson. It is a transparent red pigment with blue undertones.


A by-product of the zinc industry, Cadmium was discovered in 1817.



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Tuesday, February 10, 2015

"Perception" - Abstract 36x24" Oil on Canvas

 



  "Perception"
36"x 24" Oil on Canvas

I'm calling this one "Perception" Oil on Canvas 36"x24" - Life is all about perception isn't it! “We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”
― Abraham Lincoln

This is an original one of a kind oil painting - no prints will be made.


I use professional Artist Quality Winsor & Newton Oil paints on Winsor & Newton Deep edge gallery wrapped canvas. The edges are painted to match on a similar color scheme so that no
framing is needed. Backing is wired and ready to hang and enjoy in your home decor!



*Colors may vary slightly from original paintings due to difference's in monitor.





Oil painting is still in the process of it's 3 week drying time and once dry it will be sealed with a varnish and ready to ship within 1 week from that.








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