Grisaille technique | Winsor & Newton Masterclass

[@antiquemacabre]

This was really interesting. It sort of runs parallel to using shades of grey on a multiplied layer for shadows in a digital painting. Thank you for sharing this technique.

[@warmwomyn]

Thank you! First lesson in grisaille

[@armarat7419]

Good, but much too short! You need a section that discusses glazing over grisaille, and the virtues of transparent paints.

[@warmwomyn]

It says part 1 (of 5)

[@armarat7419]

@@warmwomyn can you say where it says that? I dont see it in the title or description or intro.

[@iknownothing-m8c]

I tried to use lamp black and zinc white but the zinc white seems to have a blue tint to it as my lighter values become bluish. Going to try with titanium white, but a bit afraid that I won't be able to glaze with it as with zinc white.

[@damien706]

This is what the raw umber is for. I personally mix equal parts black and rawnumber before adding flake white. Black and white always looks a little grey. Flake white is a nice alternative to titanium is very vwhite and chalky x

[@Aiyegb12]

Give it a go on a scrap mixing sheet If it doesn't work out that's ok!Trial and error is ok God bless you.One of my favourite verses that goes with that is phillipans 4:6.💗

[@okyomiart]

Love it 🖤

[@elaineporter182]

Thank you

[@cherylj.harris4967]

Yes!

[@RaquelGarcia-bf9om]

Good!!

[@bersisdumann5876]

Good man

[@magicdrawing1012]

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