그리자유Grisaille기법으로 입체감+투시 한 번에 잡기 | 초보자를 위한 아크릴화

"Just prepare one color of your choice and follow along!" This is a process where you freely draw while looking at black and white photos and selecting your own color. We go beyond simply painting and delve deeply into perspective and the characteristics of the materials. [Today's Key Learning Points] ● Value and Shading Controlled by Concentration: A charm different from mixing white paint! By adjusting the amount of water (concentration) to increase transparency, the white of the paper shows through, creating a natural, bright value. Through this, you will learn how to create soft gradations of light and shadow. ● The Beauty of Layering: Acrylics have the characteristic of drying quickly, right? If you apply a thinner color on top of a completely dry layer, the underlying color shows through, and the colors overlap to bring the sense of depth to life. This creates a much richer color tone than when painting in one go. ● The Science of Materials: ☆ Why Thin Acrylics Brighten After Drying: This is because light reflection changes as some of the pigment is absorbed into the paper and the moisture evaporates. ☆ Why the color darkens again after drying: This is because the acrylic resin (binder) component hardens and becomes transparent, allowing the pigment to adhere and reveal the original deep color. ☆ Why dedicated paper (300g or more) is essential: The paper does not wrinkle even when the water concentration is increased, and the surface coating holds the resin component, maintaining vivid color intensity. ☆ How to use a cubic perspective box: Even complex objects can be placed inside a cubic box to easily understand changes in form and spatial depth. [Supplies] Acrylic/oil painting dedicated paper (300g or more) Acrylic paints, brushes, water container Understanding the principles of painting expands the scope of your expression. Watch the video until the end and complete your own wonderful artwork! #AcrylicPainting #HowToDraw #PerspectiveDrawing #AcrylicBasics #acrylicpainting #Grisaille #DrawingBasics #grisaille #HowToCapture3D #AcrylicTechniques #SelfTaughtDrawing