Early Risers
Australian How To Paint|Issue 30

Horses in the early morning light: A beautiful atmospheric subject rich in colour with strong shadows … masterfully rendered by a specialist oil painter.

Ros Psakis
Early Risers

METERIALS

Art Spectrum artists’ oil colours: Ultramarine Blue, Golden Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Light Red, Permanent Crimson, Titanium hite.

Gum turps as a medium.

Tara 70 loose canvas.

Brushes: Sizes 2, 4, 6 and 8 long, flat bristle brushes.

STEP ONE

The initial block in. Just the most basic lines. This is only to position them on the canvas. No details. Drawing will be adjusted and corrected as I move through the painting.

Light Red and Ultramarine Blue in a thin line for the outline.

STEP TWO

Here I block in the darkest darks of the horses in shadow; and the cast shadows on the ground. By getting these important tones in first, I immediately set the lighting direction.

Light Red and Ultramarine for the horses; Ultramarine, Golden Yellow and Light Red for the cast shadows.

STEP THREE

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