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Step 6:
Continue building the
cloud formations using variations of the same colors as before.
Enhance the glow on the bottom of the cloud in steps to give a
blended and soft appearance. Work to lights slowly.
Use white + a speck
of yellow ochre to begin the light cloud drifts at the top right
and left of the major cloud. This area is dry so stretch the color
out to a thinness and it will appear to be blended as with oils.
Step 7:
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- Continue building
the lights and darks shown here. Add white + speck
of yellow ochre in the sky to intensify the glow area above the
major cloud.
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- Add the lower clouds
using mixes of white + speck yellow ochre + cadmium red light
+ speck of ultramarine blue.
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- Add the sun peeking
through at the bottom of the major cloud using white + speck
cad yellow light. Then add a slight
pink glow to the horizon using white + speck of acra magenta and
cad yellow light.
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- Step 8:
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- Continue building
all clouds using previous mixes. Begin brightening areas of high
background clouds using mixes of white + tiny speck of cadmium
yellow light. Use this mix also to place a light lining on the
major clouds.
- Continue to develop
form in the body of all clouds using lighter colors. Enhance
the under-glow on all clouds.
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- For highlights on
the lower clouds, use combinations of lighter sky colors and
work them into the body to create form.
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- Move
to Step 9 and Final
