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default settings - clouds A little background - my “default settingsare the colours I use to give me a starting point with a particular subject. Sometimes starting a painting can feel a little awkward, and these default “setsof colours really help me to get going with a painting. It then becomes a matter of making adjustments from there. - Mark W. Check out our Youtube channel for more great tutorials, or click here for Marks how to paint DVDs. “Low lightclouds: French Ultramarine Blue Cadmium Yellow Medium Dioxazine Purple Titanium White TIP: Use warmer colours closer to the light source, gradating to cooler colours further away from the light source. To learn more about painting clouds, click here for a free tutorial from Mark. “Middayclouds: Burnt Umber French Ultramarine Blue Titanium White Tip: Start with the darks & gradually add layers of paler colours for highlights. Tip: Use a cross-hatch brush technique for great results. This versatile technique can also be used to paint & build up texture in trees, foliage and whitewash!

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Page 1: Default Settings Clouds - Explore Acrylic Painting · 2014. 1. 20. · “Low light” clouds: ‧French Ultramarine Blue ‧Cadmium Yellow Medium ‧Dioxazine Purple ‧Titanium

default settings - clouds

A little background - my

“default settings” are the colours I use to give me a starting point with a p a r t i c u l a r s u b j e c t . Somet ime s s ta r t i n g a painting can feel a little awkward, and these default

“sets” of colours really help me to get going with a painting. It then becomes a ma t t e r o f ma k i n g adjustments from there.

- Mark W.

Check out

our

Youtube

channel

for

more gre

at tutori

als,

or click

here for

Mark’s how

to paint

DVDs.

“Low light” clouds:‧ French Ultramarine Blue‧ Cadmium Yellow Medium

‧ Dioxazine Purple‧ Titanium WhiteTIP: Use warmer colours closer to the light source, gradating to cooler colours further away from the light source.

To learn more about painting clouds, click here for a free

tutorial from Mark.

“Midday” clouds:‧ Burnt Umber‧ French Ultramarine Blue‧ Titanium WhiteTip: Start with the darks & gradually add layers of paler colours for highlights.

Tip: Use a cross-hatch brush technique for great results. This versatile technique can also be used to paint & build up texture in trees, foliage and whitewash!