Katharine Amies
Leading British botanical artist
Botanical Painting
WORKING WITH YELLOW AND TACKLING A LEAF - PART 1
Lesson 12 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
Working with yellow and tackling a leaf - Part 1
Thanks to its limited tonal range, yellow can be a tricky colour to use in botanical painting. Watch as Katharine discusses its pitfalls, and reveals how to counteract them. With a lemon as the subject in this lesson, it’s also the perfect opportunity to practise communicating the form of a leaf.
