I’ve heard this is a technique called glazing where you do grayscale underneath then color over it in light washes and the shading is already done. It’s cool to see in abstract forms like this.
I just finished watching the most relaxing pottery video of my life and then literally five seconds later I click on this. I’m about to die from how peaceful this morning is 😭
Wow! Once I saw this kind of painting and was amazed after seeing that how that was made so perfectly with shades and this video cleared the confusion 😊😅❤
I think this is better than the mop paintings I saw. Even if they're using leaves they're technically also adding onto it which is what I can appreciate from an artist like yourself.
I have watched so many things attempting to understand the "glazing" technique in painting and you made it finally make sense on accident in like, 10 seconds. Thank you so much 😭
I would guess that she uses maybe an acrylic or gouache for the leaves and then colours it when dry with some diluted watercolour and more scrylic for the highlights.
