Yellow and Black Chevrons, Part 2
In this part, I would like to explain a little more how and why this method of drawing chevrons is used.
Firstly, a yellow underpainting with highlights is drawn in order to leave the impression of a single surface, but not a set of color stripes if you draw them separately. To enhance this, we also make glazings with brown at the end.
Secondly, a little about how exactly the place is chosen for the black lines, which will then become part of the stripes. In the general case, it is important for us to leave the most highlighted area part of the yellow strip (otherwise why did we make these highlightings:-). So we draw the first line (a) somewhere on the border of the most highlighted area, and the second line (b) we set the width of future stripes. The remaining lines are then drawn taking into account the selected width.
Chevrons
If we want to make chevrons, not strips, then after highlighting the yellow substrate:
1. draw a vertical line in the center (a)
2. two lines at 45 degrees from the top point (b)
3. draw two lines (c) with which we will set the approximate width of the stripes.
After that we draw the remaining strips and complete the work as in the general case.
P.S. Here I used NMM recipe from Traitor-Librarian project,
but you may use any other Golden NMM recipe as in part one
https://serpentarium-painting.blogspot.com/2019/12/yellow-black-chevrons-recipe-by.html
In this part, I would like to explain a little more how and why this method of drawing chevrons is used.
Firstly, a yellow underpainting with highlights is drawn in order to leave the impression of a single surface, but not a set of color stripes if you draw them separately. To enhance this, we also make glazings with brown at the end.
Secondly, a little about how exactly the place is chosen for the black lines, which will then become part of the stripes. In the general case, it is important for us to leave the most highlighted area part of the yellow strip (otherwise why did we make these highlightings:-). So we draw the first line (a) somewhere on the border of the most highlighted area, and the second line (b) we set the width of future stripes. The remaining lines are then drawn taking into account the selected width.
Chevrons
If we want to make chevrons, not strips, then after highlighting the yellow substrate:
1. draw a vertical line in the center (a)
2. two lines at 45 degrees from the top point (b)
3. draw two lines (c) with which we will set the approximate width of the stripes.
After that we draw the remaining strips and complete the work as in the general case.
P.S. Here I used NMM recipe from Traitor-Librarian project,
but you may use any other Golden NMM recipe as in part one
https://serpentarium-painting.blogspot.com/2019/12/yellow-black-chevrons-recipe-by.html
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ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial super helpful and that yellow looks sharp!
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