Paint Along with Jerry Yarnell, Volume 5: Painting Adventures
Jerry Yarnell
Language: English
Pages: 131
ISBN: 2:00297993
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Love to paint? Want to learn? Then let's get started!
The adventure begins the moment you pick up a brush. Let Jerry Yarnell show you how to make the most of it! In Painting Adventures - the fifth volume of his popular painting series - you'll learn how to create attractive landscapes with skill and confidence.
Drawing upon more than thirty years of painting and teaching experience, Jerry provides you with dozens of exciting new challenges and unexpected surprises, along with seven gorgeous step-by-step projects. You'll learn how to paint night scenes, clouds, people and wildlife, plus realistic fur, feathers and hair. It's all the insight and instruction you need to paint your most exciting landscapes yet!
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angled weeds. Don’t hesitate to add variety by changing the value or color with a little more Cadmium Yellow Light or Cadmium Orange. 50 PA I N T I N G A D V E N T U R E S p.040-051 8-8-79 8/30/08 3:58 AM Page 51 ) P50 200204034(1) REGENT F&W:PAINT ALONG WITH JERRY YARNELL 5-PAINTING ADVENTURES (Whh) P51 19 Add Final Details Give the painting a little sparkle. Use one basic highlight color for this step. Using a no. 4 round sable brush, apply a silver lining—a mixture of Titanium White
careful and a bit more precise in this step. Add a little more Titanium White (gesso) and a touch of Cadmium Yellow Light to the mixture you used in step 4. Carefully highlight the very tops of the clouds with this new mixture and a no. 4 flat sable brush. Don’t apply too many highlights, but make sure the paint is opaque so it stays nice and bright. 6 Underpaint Background Mountains Redraw the sketch lines for the large mountain that you painted over in step 2. Make a mixture of Titanium White
indicate a more three-dimensional effect. Drybrush the brighter highlight on the front of the rabbit with a no. 4 round sable brush and creamy, pure Titanium White (gesso). Paint a rim around the eye, making sure it is slightly broken. Add the highlight in the pupil with a no. 4 round sable, and you’ve got a rabbit! 10 Drift Snow on Rabbit and Weeds Settle the weeds and rabbit down so they don’t look like they’re floating. Drift the snow up against the rabbit and all of the weeds you can reach
Titanium White (gesso), Cadmium Yellow Light and Cadmium Orange. You don’t have to highlight every weed. Instead, add some light-colored weeds against some of the darker areas of the background and the rabbit. 84 PA I N T I N G A D V E N T U R E S p.074-085 8-8-79 8/30/08 4:30 AM Page 85 ) P84 200204034(1) REGENT F&W:PAINT ALONG WITH JERRY YARNELL 5-PAINTING ADVENTURES (Whh) P85 17 Add Final Details and Highlights Now is your opportunity to enhance your painting with highlights and
N Negative space, 8–9, 26. See also Eye flow clouds, 65, 101 grass, 58, 105 mountains, 26 trees, 44, 56, 94, 102, 117 and water, 82 and weeds, 96 Night scenes, 30–33, 53. See also Moon; Moonlight P Paint, 11, 13 Palette, 11, 13–15 Palette knife, 9, 11, 17 Pebbles, 106, 111, 113, 118, 122 People, 22–23. See also Hair Pheasant, 125 Photography, 36–37 Planes, 23 Prairie Giant, 98–99 Proportion, 23, 113 R Rabbit, 74–75, 78–80, 85 Reflections, 87 moon, 93 trees, 44, 91 Rocks, 45, 92, 97, 113, 118