Question 2: How to use gouache pigments In art schools, most of them are arranged in this way: white, lemon yellow, medium yellow, orange yellow, khaki, ochre, ripe brown, orange red, vermilion, rose red, violet, ultramarine, plain blue, cobalt blue, lake blue, light green, medium green, emerald green and so on. This is probably enough, and it is more convenient to use. Yellow, red, blue and green. Cover it with a piece of cotton cloth, the kind with good water absorption, and put it in when it is not used for a long time. This is not easy to dry and crack, so it is convenient for next use. Gouache painting is a kind of painting made by mixing powder pigment with water. Its colors can produce gorgeous, soft, bright and rich artistic effects on the screen. In foreign countries, gouache painting has no independent painting species. Generally classified as watercolor painting, it is called opaque watercolor painting, or advertising poster painted with gouache pigment. Collectively referred to as gouache. In China, due to the restriction of social, economic and cultural conditions, the popularization of fine arts and the rapid development of practical fine arts have promoted the continuous popularization and improvement of gouache painting. It has a complete and systematic set of techniques that are different from other paintings, and it has become an independent painting with a mass base in the field of painting and is deeply loved by professional painters, thus showing its unique aesthetic value and artistic style.
The nature and techniques of gouache are closely related to oil painting and watercolor painting. Like watercolor painting, water-soluble pigments are used. Opaque gouache pigment will produce different degrees of watercolor effect if more water is mixed, but it can't be compared with watercolor in water color activity and transparency. Containing powder means limiting the smooth activity of watercolor. Therefore, gouache painting generally does not use the method of multi-moisture color matching, but uses white and pink to adjust the brightness of color, and expresses its unique color effect through thick ink and heavy color. This is similar to the painting of oil painting. Because opaque gouache pigment and oil painting pigment are both pigments with hiding power, gouache is a kind of painting between watercolor painting and oil painting. It absorbed some methods and techniques of watercolor painting and oil painting, and formed its own technique system. Watercolor painting is characterized by transparent colors, and objects are represented by the superposition of dark and light colors. But gouache is opaque and translucent. If it is covered or superimposed on the colored base layer, then this process is actually an addition, and the color of the bottom layer will affect the color of the surface layer to a certain extent, which is why it is difficult to master. But experienced painters often use this feature to express the unique artistic charm of gouache color itself. The lid won't unscrew, but the gouache on the bottle mouth is dry!
Question 3: How to use gouache? Squeeze/dip a little on the palette first, and then color it with wet chalk. Gouache should not be added with too much water, and it is better to thicken it. Just dip the bristles in water, and when they are soft, don't drip. If you feel too dry, dip in water.
Question 4: The correct use of gouache and watercolor. Gouache uses thicker pigments, so we can start with a single color. Pen is ordinary chalk, and pigment is the main thing in the process of painting. When mixing colors, it is enough that the amount of water can adjust the colors to be adjusted. Gouache has a strong sense of color coverage, so don't worry about drawing mistakes. Gouache can be divided into wet painting and dry painting. You just need to remember to draw boldly and you can use it.
Watercolor is simply to draw with water, either with chalk or a brush. Watercolor will have an ethereal and dreamy feeling. Prepare watercolor paper, put it on the drawing board, use special water tape around it, then apply a thin layer of water on it with the thickest wool brush, and then spread the background color. Water is the main color. You can dip it in water first, dip the brush with water in paint, and then turn it into a light color. You should master the time in the process of painting, and sometimes the feeling of painting will be different with different humidity. This should be practiced slowly. You can search Liu Xinsheng's watercolor videos, which have been shown on CCTV before, and you will know how to draw them.
Question 5: How to use the newly bought bottled gouache pigment? Do you need water? How much more? The newly bought gouache pigment can be used directly in the pigment tray or box without adding water.
As for what you said, it's the same in the bottle. Just cover it when not in use.
As for adding water, as long as the paint is not dry, there is no need to add water. When not in use, you can find a small sponge or napkin, soak them in a bottle and take them out when you order. The paint is still wet and works well. I can wash the dirt off it.
I hope it will help you and take your advice. Thank you.
Question 6: How to use watercolor paint? First, squeeze the pigment into the palette (squeeze as much as you need), then put the chalk in the flushing valve bucket (there is clear water in the pen container), soften it with a brush, and brush the water into the palette with chalk (the chalk itself is stained with water, just scrape it gently at the edge of the palette, and repeat it several times if the water is not enough), and then mix the water and the pigment with chalk to the required degree.
Dry painting is a multi-layer painting method. Using the method of layer coating to color the dry background color does not require penetration effect, and it can be easily colored repeatedly, which is easier to master and suitable for beginners to practice. The characteristics of dry painting are clear physical structure and rich color levels.
Question 7: How to paint with gouache? If you paint with gouache, you should stack it layer by layer, because gouache has coverage! Of course, if you draw here, you don't need to draw too much, such as hair. You can paint a color directly and cover it with a slightly dry blue where necessary. Moreover, there is no delicate transition between the colors of this cartoon, and it can be drawn directly with the same color. Color, hair is a little orange, collar is a little ochre. You can try.
Question 8: How to color gouache? First of all, make good use of color optimization methods.
(1) Complementary color intermodulation method: Common methods are commonly known as high-grade gray, including red, green, yellow, purple and intermodulation. Be careful not to mix evenly in the same amount, otherwise it will turn gray and dirty easily.
(2) Similar hue modulation method: it can not only change the lightness, but also enrich the color, which is not easy to get dirty.
(3) Grey distribution method
1, directly use ready-made gray and oblique color.
2. Lake blue (cobalt blue)+khaki+violet+white (gray)+oblique color
3. Grass green (or medium green or pink green)+ochre (or ripe brown)+white+oblique color.
4, khaki+violet (or violet)+white+oblique color
Second, do a good job in color matching with three sides and five tones.
1, brightly colored
Basic color+similar color with higher brightness or adjacent color+white. For example, the brightening method of a red apple is red (basic color)+lemon yellow or medium yellow (adjacent color)+white.
2, dark color
Basic color+basic color or complementary color of basic color+similar color or adjacent color with lower brightness (mainly used for objects with lighter basic color)
Basic color+blue+red (mainly used for objects with heavy basic color)
3. Gray surface color: the basic color is the main color, and the environmental color of the surrounding objects is appropriately added. For example, the background of a red apple is light blue gray interlining, and its gray color matching method is: red (basic color)+light blue gray+white (small amount).
4. Highlight color:
The highlight color is usually white with a little lake blue. The smoother the surface, the brighter the highlights.
However, the highlights of objects with rough surfaces are not clear. The highlight of a warm object is slightly warmer than that of a cool object.
Some. The highlight color is slightly biased towards the bright and cold gray of the skylight and slightly biased towards the warm gray of the inherent color, which is the perfect combination of the change and unity of the two contradictory sides in art.
5, reflective, projection color:
The reflection color is generally determined by the ambient color, so it should be controlled not to be too high, otherwise the dark part will appear messy. The projection color is mainly determined by the background color of the object projection plus the color of the object that produces the projection. Pay attention to the changes of lightness and cold and warm, and gradually fade away until it blends with the background color.
6. Border color:
The border line is the place with the heaviest color of the dark edge, with at least three or four changes, and the upper part in the middle is the heaviest. Generally, it is the basic color plus its complementary color, the upper and lower strokes are slightly brighter, and the environmental color should be added to the lower one or two strokes.
Gouache color palette
Cooked brown = lemon yellow+pure black+rose red
Pink rose = pure white+rose.
Vermilion = lemon yellow+rose red
Dark red = rose red+pure black.
Purple = pure purple+rose.
Chu Shihong = Rose Red+Lemon Yellow+Pure Black
Pink blue = pure white+sky blue
Turquoise = grass green+sky blue
Grey blue = sky blue+pure black.
Light gray blue = sky blue+pure black+pure purple
Pink green = pure white+grass green
Yellow and green = lemon yellow+grass green
Dark green = grass green+pure black
Pink purple = pure white+pure purple
Brown = rose+pure black
Pink lemon yellow = lemon yellow+pure white
Garcinia cambogia = lemon yellow+rose red
Orange = lemon yellow+rose red
Khaki = lemon yellow+pure black+rose red
Question 9: Gouache pigments can be used in dry painting and wet painting. The amount of water depends on the painting method.
In your case, dry painting is recommended, and the amount of water added is subject to the fact that you can barely drag the paint onto the paper. Dry painting, on gouache paper, dip the paint every 2 ~ 3 strokes. It is normal for the second pen to start to appear a little white. Gouache can't be done at once. After the first paint is dry, you can press the second and third paints.