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How to paint a modern Rudolph with Simply Gouache
Easy step-by-step tutorial with Simply Gouache paint and Simply art supplies on how to paint a modern Rudolph, presented by Amylee Paris.
How to paint a modern Rudolph with Simply Gouache
Easy step-by-step tutorial with Simply Gouache paint and Simply art supplies on how to paint a modern Rudolph, presented by Amylee Paris.
The materials in your kit
Simply Stretched Canvas, A4 format
Simply pallet
2 x Simply acrylic paint markers (black + red)
2 x Simply brushes of different sizes
3 x Simply pots of gouache paint (black, red, yellow)
Simply container with water and paper towels
Your step by step guide
In the lower part of the canvas, trace using the 3 round markers. A big red circle to draw Rudolph's famous muzzle, and 2 smaller black circles to create the eyes.
Using the palette, mix red with yellow by adding a touch of black gouache paint to it, you will get brown. This new colour will be used for the horns of the reindeer.
Using the paintbrush gorged with brown paint, we can now draw the horns in the upper part of the canvas.
Using the palette, mix red with yellow by adding a touch of black gouache paint to it, you will get brown. This new colour will be used for the horns of the reindeer.
Using the paintbrush gorged with brown paint, we can now draw the horns in the upper part of the canvas.
Take the red acrylic paint marker again, and hand-write the little message Merry Christmas at the bottom of the canvas.
The canvas is finished! Now all you must do is find the perfect place to hang the painting.
Why not in the hall of the house, Rudolph will welcome all your guests!
Your step by step guide
In the lower part of the canvas, trace using the 3 round markers. A big red circle to draw Rudolph's famous muzzle, and 2 smaller black circles to create the eyes.
Using the palette, mix red with yellow by adding a touch of black gouache paint to it, you will get brown. This new colour will be used for the horns of the reindeer.
Using the paintbrush gorged with brown paint, we can now draw the horns in the upper part of the canvas.
Using the palette, mix red with yellow by adding a touch of black gouache paint to it, you will get brown. This new colour will be used for the horns of the reindeer.
Using the paintbrush gorged with brown paint, we can now draw the horns in the upper part of the canvas.
Take the red acrylic paint marker again, and hand-write the little message Merry Christmas at the bottom of the canvas.
The canvas is finished! Now all you must do is find the perfect place to hang the painting.
Why not in the hall of the house, Rudolph will welcome all your guests!
What you'll need
Simply Acrylic Paint
Daler-Rowney Simply Acrylic Paints are a perfect starting point for artists and hobbyists looking to experiment with acrylics. These soft-body water-based colours can be used straight from the tube, wet easily onto the surface, and can be thinned with water.
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Simply Gouache
Daler-Rowney Simply Gouache can be used straight from the tube and have excellent covering power. Available in a wide variety of colours, Simply Gouache offers great value for money and an easy entry point for artists and hobbyists looking to experiment with gouache.
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Simply Canvas & Panels
Daler-Rowney Simply Stretched Canvases & Canvas Panels feature a 250gsm, 100% cotton, triple primed, acid-free canvas. The medium grain textured surface is ready for use and the range is available in a comprehensive assortment of shapes and sizes.
VIEWAbout the artist:
The painter Amylee Paris tirelessly finds her inspiration in colour and nature. Her abstract blooms and portraits shine in several art galleries in the UK.
