Tulip Tutorial - Part 1 - intermediate - advanced (Patreon)

Hi everyone,

Here is Part 1 of the Tulip tutorial.

Part 2 is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/53138494

In this tutorial I do some glazing where I paint a transparent wash of one colour over another to change the colour. I made a video on YouTube where I paint a quick glazing chart https://youtu.be/cnr8LjIOj1s. Have a look at that if you'd like to try making your own glazing charts. 

When you paint this tulip - don't rush. Enjoy the process. I painted it over a few days and I'd already painted this particular tulip once before, a few years ago. I take regular breaks when I'm painting because it can be very tiring. 

All the files you need to complete the painting are attached below my message here. I may have overdone the progress photos (there's a lot of them 🥴) but I've included them to help you with your painting. There's a scan of my finished painting so you can see it clearly and there's also a photo of my finished painting. I've included the photo as well because the scan alters the colours slightly and I feel the photo gives a better indication of the colours of my painting.

I hope you enjoy it.

Louise

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