Painting Space Scenery: Techniques and Tips

This video tutorial guides viewers through painting a space scenery using various techniques. It begins with painting the base using Prussian blue and black, followed by preparing colors and using finger scribbling techniques. The tutorial then covers adding colors and highlights, drawing celestial bodies, and shading techniques. It concludes with drawing rings and satellites, adding final touches, and summarizing the process.

What colors are used to paint the base of the space scenery?

• Prussian blue and black

• Cerulean blue and white

• Aqua green and white

• Orange and red

Which mixture is used for the initial scribbling technique?

• Prussian blue and black

• Aqua green and white

• Cerithium blue and white

• Orange and red

What is the purpose of using your finger in the painting process?

• To clean the brush

• To mix colors on the palette

• To add water to the paint

• To scribble in a circular motion

Which colors are combined for the advanced scribbling technique?

• Orange, red, and pink

• Aqua green and white

• Prussian blue and black

• Cerithium blue and white

What tool is suggested for drawing circles representing celestial bodies?

• A stencil

• A compass

• A dish or round object

• A ruler

How many shades are prepared on the palette for shading the celestial bodies?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

What is used to draw the ring around the planet?

• A brush size 4

• A scale

• A sponge

• A pencil

Which color is used to show the rocks in the ring?

• Blue

• Black

• White

• Red

What is used to highlight the artificial satellite?

• Red

• Black

• Blue

• White

What is the final step in the painting process?

• Drawing the planet

• Adding big size stars

• Highlighting the satellite

• Scribbling with orange and red