Bonfire Scenery Painting with Gouache

In this video tutorial, the instructor guides viewers through painting a bonfire scenery using Goyish paints. The session begins with preparation tips, including using masking tape. The painting process is divided into sections: painting the sky with various shades of blue, creating hills and stars, painting the bonfire with vibrant colors, and detailing the ground and rocks. The tutorial concludes with final touches, such as adding trees and a crescent moon. Each step is explained with specific color mixes and brush techniques to achieve a cohesive and visually appealing artwork.

What is the first step before starting any painting?

• Choosing the right brush

• Mixing all colors

• Drawing an outline

• Using masking tape

Which color combination is used for the first layer of the sky?

• Orange and vermillion

• Steel and white

• Cerulean blue and light green

• Prussian blue and black

What type of brush is recommended for painting the sky?

• Round brush

• Dagger brush

• Fan brush

• Angle brush

How are stars added to the sky?

• Using a sponge

• Both A and B

• Spraying with a toothbrush

• Using a liner brush and white color

Which colors are used to start painting the bonfire?

• Cerulean blue and Persian blue

• Teal and white

• Brown and black

• Mid yellow and orange

What is used to show the depth of the fire?

• Orange

• White

• Burnt umber

• Black

How is the ground painted in front of the bonfire?

• Mixing orange and vermillion

• Using only black

• Mixing brown and yellow ochre

• Using only brown

What technique is used to blend the rock color into the ground color?

• Using a palette knife

• Using a fan brush

• Using little water

• Using a sponge

Which brush size is used to draw trees?

• #2

• #1

• #3

• #4

What is the final element added to the painting?

• A crescent moon

• A full moon

• A cloud

• A sun