Katharine Amies
Leading British botanical artist
Botanical Painting
HOW TO CREATE SHINE
Lesson 7 of 16
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06:06
Meet Katharine
06:10
The materials you need
05:09
How to create the illusion of form
21:15
A pencil drawing of a shallot
12:41
How to paint a spherical specimen in colour - Part 1
20:09
How to paint a spherical specimen in colour - Part 2
17:31
How to create shine
15:03
How to paint grapes with bloom
24:50
White on white: Painting a Japanese anemone
13:13
Painting a rose - Part 1
15:27
Painting a rose - Part 2
19:19
Working with yellow and tackling a leaf - Part 1
14:04
Working with yellow and tackling a leaf - Part 2
18:00
How to achieve pattern and detail
01:23
Final words
07:05
Christmas holly
How to create shine
Many fruits, vegetables and plants have a characteristic shine on their surface, and capturing this is an important part of communicating its form to the viewer. This lesson will take you through the process of introducing this in your watercolour paintings.
