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AI GeneratedAli demonstrates a mixed-media technique to paint a red kite, integrating watercolors, waterproof pens, and pastel pencils. The process evolves from establishing organic base textures to refining precise anatomical details in the eye and beak, concluding with layered pastel work to sculpt realistic plumage and depth.
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I'm going to share a few pictures with you.
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and begin in March,
I want them to show up
in my part of the world,
They are still flourishing.
I don't like anything more
to the students' image to reach
a few roads ahead
with my pupils, flooding all the brewers.
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My personality is such that it blends all the traits seamlessly.
my service map.
I have made the choice.
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I'm getting my related materials.
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these are the only ways to advance all the warriors forward,
Otherwise, I really wanted to have
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with the roads.
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I want ways of the flourish
Flourish, bly ymlaen.
I'll do it there.
I hope so
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milk of its ways,
Please let me make some big roads indeed
otherwise I need it
for another part of the painting.
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the greatest part of that,
to give my map
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ahead on the paths forward
Hello, how are you?
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dim ond ffyrdd ymlaen i'r ffyrdd.
That is not particularly important
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I had to go through the roads
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the company of the roads.
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in order to make use of these methods
for something else
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The way to the good.
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to the roads, those roads
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what we want
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I'm going to reduce it
Allan o'r ffyrdd,
the ways of the ways
Hello, how are you?
Perfect method indeed.
With the room's doors open,
I'm going to cancel it
replay backwards
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because of that
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The most important aspects to address.
I'm going to reduce it
a little while
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It's easy to look.
It's coming out clearly
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That's what I mean
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I am going to use it.
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according to this project
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any way
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up and forward
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a little choice
we are ready
on these paths
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What am I doing
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for the texture
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I'm going to take some of the translucent glass to start building the
colors, and by doing this we will add color to everything, and adding color to everything
Of course, it means you'll know what you feel you need.
Since this is a sketch, it's important for you to have your drawings and props ready.
To find out what else needs to be worked on.
I'm just popping the color on, I'm using it, it works.
Be more, do we need a shadow? We need a shadow up here. While it's still all wet,
It's all blending together beautifully. I wonder how dry that eye is. Let's give it a go and see.
If we can pop it in, that would help me enormously in seeing what else needs to be done.
It's not nearly dark enough yet, but it's getting there. And while that's still all a bit
Damp, we can start making some marks with this grey to enhance the texture we achieved earlier.
Now there's not much else I can do to it until everything is dry because I need to start picking.
out the details and build it up so it's a really, really strong portrait. So I'm going
Leave that to dry, and when we come back, we'll work on the details. My painting is completely dry.
Now, all it needs is a little bit of detail to bring it together. The first thing I'm going
to use is a waterproof sketching pen, and I'm using this primarily because I want to get the
detail in that eye. Obviously, the eye of this bird is fantastically important to get it looking
Really quite pinpoint accurate. So I can use the pen to get the detail in. I can draw around
My highlights, and I can use them to color that pupil as well, so it's starting to look much more beady.
already. I can also use it around the socket of the eye to outline it and really give it some depth.
clarity. I'm not going to go too crazy with that. I'm also going to use it for the shadow which I
I can pop in another tool in just a second, and I can add a little bit of texture around it.
Let's get that in. A little more pen on the beak and in the fold of the beak and over the
end, but again I'm not going to try not to do too much there because I don't want to start
outlining everything and pop that in there. While that's going on, I'm going to switch to
A small brush. This is the number two brush, and I'll grab myself a little bit of kitchen roll.
and some of that translucent gray because I want to capture that shadow in—the shadow around
The eyeball is really, really important and the thing that makes the eye stand out. So let's pop.
that in. Use some water for the shading. It could be a bit darker than that. Let's be a little
Be bolder. Apply that with a very fine brush. That's better, and then that just creates a distinction.
enough to give the bird a proper stare, which is exactly what we want. I can also use some of that
gray in the middle on top of the pen to intensify the darkness. I can also
Use my brush. There we go. That looks much better now, and now I can add the texture in.
The bird itself, and for that I'm going to use some pastel pencils. I have three colors here.
I have carbon black, chocolate, and titanium white, and I'm going to use those very loosely.
Add a bit more texture across the surface, and then we'll bring it all together at the very end.
So let's start with the chocolate. First thing I'm going to do is I'm going to hold it.
like a regular pencil, and I'm going to use it to loosely outline some of these edges nicely. One
things I like to do with pastel because it blends so well with watercolor and the
Brusho, it's excellent at capturing the texture of plumage and individual feathers. So light strokes—I'm allowing
The pencil skips across the paper, and the texture of the watercolor paper is helping with that too.
I can use my finger to smudge it together if I need to, and in some of these areas down here.
where I need a bit more shading to help as well. Switching to the white, which I can use
to put it back in, and I'm using it differently now. I'm using it on its side, on top
to blend out any areas I think are too dark, I can start to improve the clarity
just around here, around his beak, because that's a little bit sharper and greyer in there. That's
better. Now it's starting to come together and you can see the buildup of the pastel and the
brusho, watercolor, and the pen all allow these layers to shine through, and that's what
you're after. If it looks a bit too fluffy and a bit too cute, because we don't want a cute look
Red kite, then you can use your finger to blend it together, and let's switch to carbon black.
now which I can use over the top of that watercolor and actually you can use them over
the top layer of damp watercolor, which sometimes fixes it down and makes it adhere much better.
There's the black and I'm putting in that super highlight with the white. Switching back to the
chocolate brown, which will give me lovely shadows and marks, and using the brown on top to give
a little more texture because I'm now looking at the direction of these feathers and
Which way they move—that's what's going to define the contours of my bird. Let's get those in.
Using pastel over the top of watercolor is such a great thing to do because it really feels like
you're shaping it, and even in these brief little tutorials, you can achieve something truly remarkable,
work for you as quickly as possible by using the tools to your best advantage so that they do all the hard work for you as quickly as possible.
work, and you don't have to. Continuing with that brown. Anything I do now is really just
emphasizing the hard work I put in at the beginning, and again, that's what you want to happen.
You want your materials to work for you. Looking at all the little details to help.
Get this bird to completion. One thing I will do is describe that wing a bit more.
Coming down with my finger can switch to white, which will also help blend it together.
and a bit darker in here. You'll find that when you get a chalk pencil in your hand, it's just so
tempting you want to do more and more and more and more and you can see that the more I add
The more it brings it together, but of course I really don't want to push it too far.
The last thing to do is go back in with my sketching pen. I need some more clarity.
just around the edges of him, to bring him forward from the background, so I'll give him
a small amount of outline continues that shapes into the fold at the back of his beak because
I've missed that a little bit and added a few more squiggles so that it doesn't look too plain.
Outlined, and I think we're almost there. The last few details I have—I know the part I've missed.
I missed the gray tip of his beak, so let's use the carbon black and the pastel pencil.
Sculpt that shadow at the tip of his beak, because that's very important too.
so that your red kite looks like a red kite and I am going to leave him well alone. The
The brush has worked brilliantly for the texture for me, and it's come together really rather well.
quickly building up those layers to create that beady eye of my Dorset red kite.
