How to paint glass with watercolor

How to Paint Glass and Reflections in Oil.

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Ever wondered how to paint a glass of water in watercolour? Or how to paint a glass vase and get a realistic result? In this little video I show you how it’s done.

By Hsuan-Chi Chen Painting transparent objects can be tricky. The question is how can we illustrate the form of the object while still allowing the object to appear see-through or transparent. With painting transparent objects, there are some basic tips that can help us achieve this goal more easily. They are: 1. Using a basic nine value scale, with 0 being the lightest and 9 being the darkest, use 0-1 for highlights and 8-9 for the darkness of the ridge and thick areas of the glass. 2…

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Paul Foxton on Instagram: "A short demo of painting glass. The key is not to paint the glass itself, to ignore the outline that you know is there but can't really see, and to paint the reflections in the glass over the background. Don't forget to squint to take the unnecessary detail out!"