Hi how are you guys doing.
It's Cinnamon Cooney your Art
Sherpa and I'm so excited to be
bringing another fun.
Anyone can paint project to you
today.
We're not even going to use a
brush. We're going to use some
simple stuff that you have
around your house.
So get your sponge get your
Q-tips come back and meet me
this easel right now we're
going to paint a field of
poppies together.
So let's go over the materials.
You can have a very fun
successful time creating this
project at home.
I have a 9 by 12 canvas
board. It is pre just so it
doesn't need another thing to
be done to it you could do this
on canvas paper over
here for my no brush painting.
I have sea sponges.
These are just little sponges
that I can paint with.
There are a lot of fun you can
get them anywhere.
I have bundles of cotton
buds. These little cotton swabs
and I bundled them together in
different sizes small and big.
I have titanium whites you're
going to need white paint and
phthalo blues you're going to
need a blue paint.
I have had Cad red light
and naphthol red medium.
You can use naphthol
red light instead.
You just want a dark red and a
light red.
I have Cad yellow
medium,
Hansa yellow is a really good
exchange for this.
Just any yellow you have in
Halo green.
I have some baby wipes to clean
myself up.
And because it's kind of messy
I'm going to use a rubber glove
but that's not something that
you necessarily have to be
super concerned about it but it
does get all over your hands.
Let's get started on this great
project.
Put your fabulous rubber glove
on if you're trying not to get
your hands dirty which
the sponge part of this is a
bit messy though sometimes
messy is fine.
Take your favorite sponge.
This when you can tell from all
the paint is my favorite.
Dip it in the water and squeeze
the extra water
out.
I'm going to come to the white
paint right here.
Pull some out and then I'm
going to add some of my
blue paint to it.
You can see how I'm rolling my
sponge and I'm come right
over my canvas and this is the
most fun I'm going to make.
Little circular
in swirl motions
pushing back and forth
letting this be very uneven
because this does all the work
of painting the sky and for me
this time on the come to my
blue and get a little my
white see there that's how
it looks.
I'm going to just make sure
that my canvas is covered with
paint.
You have wool swirls and then I
might squiggle it down.
This is very fun and expressive
time.
Feel like you can be very
playful with this.
Is definitely not artwork.
I'm coming at the bottom I'm
going back and forth
and I'll make some more little
interesting swirls here see how
it almost implies that there's
clouds to make that even more
fun.
I'm going to come get just my
white paint and I'm going to
Dab-Dab dab my sponge.
It's like this and I'm
going to just Dab-Dab them very
lightly I'm not pressing hard
maybe a little distant cloud
go back and forth if I wanted
stabbing doesn't take a lot
to imply a little bit of cloud
and come up here in the upper
left and softly press.
I like to rotate my sponge a
bit so that I get
an even patterns like clouds
like to make
and that helps me. But this is
all that takes to do this sky
be a little bit down here is
this some distant whiskey's
now when the swirl
my brush around the palette
come over and get some of
my fellow
green right here when to get my
fellow green in the swirl
it around
and then I'm going to come to
this lower part of the canvas
and just paint it back and
forth with the sponge.
It doesn't. You'll notice here
it doesn't have to be a perfect
line.
And if you need to turn your
canvas over to get a good angle
on it like I do go ahead and
do that well
see I'm still getting paint on
the.
So you just have to not make a
hill. But you could actually
have a heel. This is your
paintings. Have some fun with
this. Just straight across
there is the field that my
flowers are going to be in.
It's a good time to put your
brush on your brush your
spines to put your sponge in
water and let it soak.
You don't want the paint to dry
on it.
Now I'm going to pull off my
rubber glove
range and I'm going to grab my
biggest bunch of Q-tips
and pick the side where they're
flat together and I'm going to
swirl them around
in my green paint and I might
even grab a little yellow
into that mix and I'm
going to have a blast.
Just making Dabbs
so you can see why I didn't
have to worry too much
about
that field back there.
Then I wore yellow.
I like to change up.
The colors of the green and I
get by adding yellow or
blue and I'm just
pressing these down.
I'm just filling up the space
with little dots shapes that
kind of start to feel like
plants a bit got some dark
green right here Alex all
crazing here but I don't mean
just pressing it down.
Again if you need to flip it
to get a good edge
do we're going to
pull some more yellow.
Right here we've got the yellow
right here.
Remember you could be using
Hansack news and Elaine.
You can use lots of different
materials.
Using acrylic paint
you can use other things.
So you know realize you can
have fun with this.
Standing now.
Your very nice little field
that my happy happy poppys
are going to live in.
You just have to get this to
where your happy happy
where you're a happy happy
Papi.
Right.
Flipping it back for a second
to look at it.
When I put my Q-tips to the
side and
I'm going to dry my painting
for the next part to
put my poppies in which is
literally the most fun.
You're gonna love doing this.
I'm going to come over and I'm
in a pick out a bundle of
Q-Tips.
I like to use the four
Q-tips bundled together for the
first collection of them.
You can also do one
of the fives if you want to.
That's perfectly fine as well.
So you know
at six there
any of these that you want to
do. I'm going to come over to
my nap. All right.
This is my darker red.
So whatever you are painting
let's just choose your darker
red and I'm going to load them
up.
I like to also press my Q-tips
flat into this pallet paper
that's pallet paper and kind of
get that swirled around.
Go ahead and grab a little
white because these are distant
poppies
and just
start putting Blum's
in your background.
See you can go up into the
sky a little bit not
crazy up into the sky but a
little bit up into the sky.
You can get a little white some
of these can be
quite late and far away.
And you can bring them down a
little bit into the green
because sometimes you
know there's high poppys and
low poppys
offsets fund twirled the Q-tips
maybe make some different
shapes like the flowers are on
an angle.
This is a very impressionist
almost pointillist piece so
this is a lot of fun to do.
Now I'm going to grab for some
color variance and add some of
my had red light.
This is my lighter red.
You could be using naphtha all
readily right here.
You can't get Kaede red Liam
and I'm going to add a few of
these shapes
around to just
to make sure that my
field of poppies
feels full of happy
happy flowers.
Now I'm going to grab my bundle
of six
Q-tips.
I'm going to come in here
into my red.
I'm going to flip my canvas
over so that I have better
angle on my press
and I'm going to come over and
grab some red.
I'm going to avoid this green
to get some red loaded
on there and make
a pretty big poppy right
there.
I'm going to do that.
I'm going to press these
more into a circle.
If you need a little more red.
Get a little more red.
I think it's best.
They have a couple atones.
And maybe just a press
right. They're not
all the same size. This one's
going to be big. That's
slightly off the canvas.
So the ones up front are
bigger.
Get some yellow on this one.
And the ones that are
far away are smaller
stepping these nine inch round
ones here and it's a nice big
Papi
different sizes.
I'm going to grab maybe some of
my dark red here.
Nice
big one.
Might blunder over another one
and I can
absolutely layer anywhere
I want you back into your
life.
Read.
A couple off the canvas because
this field goes far into
the distance.
Cylinder which is quite
yellow isn't it.
UV-B
and take some of this yellow
right here
and shoot that
when I'm going to get some dark
red which is right
here.
And some shading
to some
of my Pompeys say
changing it up.
You're not all one color
look for any little areas you
feel like you want brighter
spots when you're happy
with that all you've got
to do and this is really fun
is get one of your bunches of
three
and you're going to take and
this is interesting.
Your blue
right. This is instead of using
black and you're light red
and that's going to make a
very dark color see that color
there. It's the light red and
the blue
and you're going to come in the
center
of your poppys
the big ones with this big
cluster
give them a nice dark puppie
center.
Right here
when I have the big centers
done
I'll take one of my individual
Q-tips while
I'll come get just some of my
blue that has the red in it.
I'd like to tour light
just
make little dots in
the center of some of them.
Where am
just little dots.
For their happy little flower
faces.
It's a good time to turn around
and make sure that you're happy
with what you have you can make
adjustments
with your Q-tip.
Now if you mean it will
get done there so just bouncing
that out.
You did it.
It's time to clean up.
Pat yourself on the back and
go. I did a painting and I
didn't even use a brush.
I hope you had a lot of fun
with this project.
I hope you share it with a lot
of people.
Tell me in the comments below
what you might like to see on
the channel and I want to see
you. These really really sad.
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