How to paint shiny, realistic, 3D cherries
In this tip video I wanted to share with you my method for painting the shiny skin on Cherries, to get a really 3D result.
The challenge is to closely observe, and then replicate, the transitions between the areas of shine and the dark cherry skin around them, so that’s what I’m focusing on here:
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Happy painting,
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Thank you for the tips.
They have been very rewarding to study watercolor using your technique.
I’m a beginner. And just I started because of your watercolours.
All the best
Gilda M. O. Poplade
Could you tell me what the type of easel is called that you are using on this video
I had been away from Facebook for a few months, now I’m back and I realize how much I had missed you. Thank you for all your inspiring tips. I really like your easel.. Can it be bought through one of either Dick Blick or Cheap Joe?
Thanks Roxana! Not sure about those companies but you can buy it via amazon – the links are at https://www.naturestudio.com/buy-your-equipment-online/
Thank you for your wonderful videos! So looking forward to getting your book! 🙂
Thanks for sharing this really great instructional video and sharing so many tips and techniques. You inspire us to try new things.