Chionodoxa

Digital art_2021. Chionodoxa


Hi friends!

Continuing to study the program Realistic Paint Studio, I chose a pretty spring flower as an object for the image named Chionodoxa.

It's one of the first flowers to bloom in spring.

This beautiful flower is worthy to be painted!

ready artwork

So, my favorite graphic program Realistic Paint Studio has tools to help me get my creative idea into reality.
I lunch the program and choose a style "Drawing"

Choose a art style

Then I choose a canvas.
The paid version of the program has an ability to create a custom canvas, and I will use this.

Choose a canvas

Choosing a color and texture of canvas

Choose a canvas color

With button at the top (marked with red) can open tool box

choose a tool box

I choose a graphit pencil with a hardness of 2B

Pencil 2B

Sketch
I looked at several photos to come up with my own story.

Sketch

As I wrote in past l tutorial, here you can use a tools from a boxes for other styles.
In this case, I want to use a watercolor brush now and choose a brush for create beautiful texture strokes named Little drops

Little drops brush

In my idea, a flower grows between two stones. This brush helps me create a porous texture for them.
In this step I try to draw a foliage on background so ( I will adjust its shape and location later)

Stones

Then I choose a basic brush Draw and Blur

Draw and Blur brush

to draw a drop shadows from flower on a stones (on new layer)

Drop shadow

Then I choose another brush from watercolor box - Wet blender

Blend a shadow

to blur a shadows a little

Blend a shadow

And now all the fun begins!
The fact is that the paid version of Realistic Paint Studio includes an exclusive set of tools for calligraphy and design.
This is what the box with these tools looks like.

Vip tool box

I choose the fourth brush for painting a petals - Glass brush

Draw a petals

Yes, I want to say I create a new layer to each element of my picture

Saturation of stroke

Choosing a brush for drawing a leaves - Artistic brush

Petals

I also want to add: if some toolbar interferes with drawing, you can remove it at any time or open it again using the buttons at the top

leaves

The foliage on background I draw with basic watercolor brush

Background brushes

Then I erase a little and blot the edges of the area with a sponge (also from a watercolor box)

Sponge

Then I return an exclusive set box and choose a pen - Fountain pen

Pen brush

to detail a texture of the stones

Details fo shadow

With tha same pen I refine a shape of the petals and leaves of a flower

Counturs of petals

For the cores of the flowers, I choose the Glitz Pen tool which draws in gold.

Glitz Pen

This element brings a little beauty and magic to the picture.

Middles

Then I choose a Fountain pen again.
I slightly modify the color of a petals depending on the lighting (according to my plan, a light falls from the right)
So they look much more expressive, right?

Ready flowers

So, only the background remains.
I want to make it a color that makes the flowers stand out better.

Background

I soften the strokes with blur brush

Blending background

And with Mechanical Thin Line

Mechanical Thin Line

I draw a texture on background in the form of many small strokes

Strokes on background

and soften the boundaries near an edges of picture

Ready flowers

Then I copy background layer and replase a layer of foliage below both background layers

replace layers

Here's what happened in the end!

ready artwork

And two variants of presentations

Presentation_1

Presentation_2

I hope you'll like my new tutorial

Thanks for your attention

Regards 

Cross-post from Hive, Whaleshares and translate from Golos

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