Pansy
By Annette Kowalski
Materials
Bob Ross Brushes:
1" Landscape Brush
Floral Brush ½"
Floral Filbert Brush
Small Round Floral Brush
Liner Brush #2
Ross Soft Oil Colors:
Cadmium Yellow Light
Mauve
Sap Green
Titanium White
Turquoise
Ultramarine Blue
Bob Ross Mediums:
Bob Ross Liquid Opal
Bob Ross Oil Paint Medium
Bob Ross Odorless Thinner
Other Supplies:
Bob Ross Disposable Paper Palette
Canvas 12x16, 16x20 or 18x24
Paint Thinner Cup (for cleaning brushes)
Painting Medium Cup
Soft Paper Towels or Facial Tissues (for cleaning brushes)
Step 1
Use the filbert brush and thinned Ultramarine Blue to sketch pansy circle.
Step 2
Add Liquid Opal with the 1" brush and background colors.
Step 3
Use the filbert brush and thinned Ultramarine Blue ...
Step 4
... to sketch leaf stems.
Step 5
Use the filbert brush and various mixtures of Ultramarine Blue and Sap Green ...
Step 6
... to paint pansy leaves with a series of short, tapered strokes.
Step 7
Underpaint the flower with the 1/2" brush and thinned Mauve.
Step 8
Add a tiny dot of Ultramarine Blue and Mauve just below the center of the flower …
Step 9
… then use thinned Ultramarine Blue on the filbert brush to indicate petal placement.
(Notice the horizontal petal line is below center.)
Step 10
Load the 1/2" brush with Soft Titanium White and stroke the center back petal from the outside edge in towards the center of the flower.
Step 11
Use the 1/2" brush and Soft Titanium White to overlap an additional, center back petal.
Step 12
With Soft Titanium White on the 1/2" brush, add the two side petals ...
Step 13
... starting at the outside edge and directing a series of overlapping strokes in towards the center of the flower.
Step 14
With Soft Titanium White on the 1/2" brush, add the large lower petal with a series of overlapping strokes directed towards the center of the flower.
Step 15
Add a dark purple mixture of Ultramarine Blue and Mauve to center of the flower.
Step 16
Add Yellow to the center then use White to add ruffles and fold-overs with the 1/2" brush or the filbert brush. Sign your masterpiece with the liner brush.
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