Grapes Tutorial - Part 1 - Intermediate to Advanced (Patreon)

Hi everyone,

This is Part 1 of the grapes tutorial.

Part 2 is here:  https://www.patreon.com/posts/58266404

I used a limited palette of three colours for this painting. My goal with this painting was to try to make the grapes look translucent so I layered gradually with lots of transparent washes. I included some lost edges on the outer grapes to try and create some depth. I've included plenty of progress photos for you. Patience is required so take your time with it.

All of the files you need to complete the painting are attached below my message here.

Thanks,

Louise

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PS - I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Our daughter is turning 30 tomorrow so we are headed down south to see her. Our younger son will be there and we haven't seen him since April because of Covid lockdowns. I can't wait to give them both a big hug and some motherly love. 💝

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