How to paint a space ship Sci Fi scene.

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1 How to paint a space ship Sci Fi scene.. What You Need: You can get all of these materials at a gold or above art centre go to /stockist cmmd6012 mont marte double thick canvas 60 x 120 cm mamd0001 mont marte acrylic medium gloss mpb0011 mont marte taklon angle #12 mpb0054 mont marte taklon flat wide 25 mm mpb0056 mont marte taklon flat wide 75 mm bmhs0008 mont marte gallery series brush set 6 pce mapl0022 mont marte easy clean wood palette maxx0007 mont marte : brush washer stainless steel maxx0019 mont marte brush washer plastic macr0004 mont marte hobby knife set 13 pce

2 Paints required for this step: PMSA0004 PMSA0022 PMSA0005 PMSA0015 PMSA0029 PMSA0010 Step 1 Lemon Yellow Yellow Orange Yellow Ochre Burnt Sienna Cerulean Blue Titanium White Tinting the canvas. Squeeze out some Acrylic Silver Series Lemon Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Yellow Orange and Burnt Sienna all in equal proportions. Dampen the surface of the canvas with water and lay a band of the mix across the top of the canvas. Using horizontal strokes blend the colour out by adding water to the mix as you move down the canvas. Create a transition so that there is very little pigment on the canvas by the time you get to the bottom of the canvas. Let this dry. Turn the canvas over and referring to the composition lay out, draw in the skyline with a white pastel pencil. Step 2 Cutting in the sky. Squeeze out some Acrylic Silver Series Cerulean Blue and Titanium White. Using a 75 mm wide artists Taklon Brush lay Cerulean Blue into the top of the canvas using long horizontal strokes and move down the canvas adding more water to the mix as you work down in the same way as was done for the tint. When you are about 150 mm from the skyline, flip the canvas. Add some white to the Cerulean mix so the ratio is 1 part Cerulean to 5 parts White and cut in up to the skyline. Blend this into the Cerulean background. If the coat is drying in a little quickly, give it a mist with a water spray bottle. Step 3 Marking the canvas up and applying the elements. Referring to the compositional image draw up the Planets. Use a cord compass to ensure the planet is round. Then lay in the other planets with a paint lid and drinking glass. Cut out all of the elements in sheets 6,7 and 8. Lay the canvas flat and place them into position. When you are happy with the position glue them in place with some acrylic gloss medium. Let this dry and give it a thin second coat with the gloss medium.

3 Step 3 continued If you do not have a tilting studio easel you can place you canvas on the floor and apply them like that. In the video I use a hobby knife to cut out the elements but scissors could be used also. If you are not yet an adult we advise against the use of a hobby knife. When applying the cut out elements ensure that only a small amount of medium is used or the paper can wrinkle and tunnel. Paints required for the next steps MPO0001 Mont Marte Titanium White Oil Paint MPO0035 Mont Marte Zinc White Oil Paint MPO0003 Mont Marte Yellow Medium Oil Paint MPO0012 Mont Marte Crimson Red Oil Paint MPO0010 Mont Marte Permant Red Oil Paint MPO0017 Mont Marte Phthalo Blue Oil Paint MPO0042 Mont Marte Turquoise Oil Paint MPO0026 Mont Marte Yellow Ochre Oil Paint MPO0027 Mont Marte Burnt Sienna Oil Paint MPO0047 Mont Marte Mars Black Oil Paint MPO0023 Mont Marte Silver Oil Paint Step 4 Oil paint background. Squeeze out some Phthalo Blue and mix it with linseed medium to 1 part medium to 6 parts paint. Start at the top of the canvas and as you work down the canvas mix in medium to lighten the paint. By the time you reach the sky line there paint should only be a hint of Pthalo in the mix.

4 Step 5 Painting the planets. It is suggested to watch the video for this stage. Start with the small planets and paint up to the arc in Pthalo Blue. Ensure the colour is the same as the surrounding planet. Blend it up to the arc and then blend the edge into the background. Dry brush the highlight side with Zinc White and blend it into the blue side. Follow the same process for the other small planet. Follow the steps the same way for the Blue in the large planet but refer to the compositional layout to get the unification line correct. Dry brush Zinc White into the highlight area and blend it into the Blue part of the planet and then lightly blend in some crimson into the middle area. Once the main part of the planet is done paint the ring in with a Mauve made from Pthalo, White and Crimson mixed in equal proportions. When blending, lay the colours down and with a soft clean brush run back and forth over the two colours and bring them gently together. When glazing, use a flat taklon. You will get better results with a taklon or sable, as it won t leave brush strokes. Step 6 Glazing the elements. Paint the spaceships with Silver, use the paint directly from the tube as the Silver is already translucent. The other colours will have to be glazed. To glaze, the paint must be mixed in the ratio of 1 part paint to 3 parts linseed medium. If you can t see the underlying image then add more medium so the paint becomes more translucent. Paint the Pyramids in with Yellow ochre on the light side and add a touch of Sienna to the mix and then paint in the dark side. Paint the alien in with Turquoise.

5 Step 7 Detailing. In this final step lay in the detail that you lost when cutting out the spacecrafts. Use Black for this and mix it with medium to the viscosity of cream. Use a fine brush. Lay in the flowers with Red Crimson and then add the Green stalks. Create the laser beam by masking either side with tape. Paint this with Titanium white and blend a little blue into the centre. Paint a thin line behind the small craft with Zinc White thinned to thee consistency of thin cream. Use a fine brush and a ruler to get the line very straight....until next time Keep on creating

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