In the drawing process of
Hand-painted wallpaper, it is very crucial to master the color matching and transition, which directly affects the overall effect and visual impact of the wallpaper. In terms of color matching, we must first understand the basic principles and emotional properties of color. For example, red represents enthusiasm, vitality, blue represents calm, calm, green represents nature, vitality and so on. When choosing a color match, you can determine the main tone and auxiliary tone according to the theme and atmosphere that the wallpaper wants to express. If you want to create a warm and comfortable bedroom atmosphere, you may choose to focus on warm colors, such as pink, orange, etc., and then match some neutral colors or light blue as an aid to increase the sense of layer and balance.
At the same time, pay attention to the contrast and coordination of the colors. High-contrast color combinations, such as black and white contrast, can produce strong visual effects, but improper use may appear too harsh. Low contrast color matching, such as the matching of similar colors, will give people a soft and harmonious feeling, but may lack a sense of layer. Therefore, it needs to be adjusted according to the actual situation. For example, when painting a natural scene-themed wallpaper, you can use green as the main color, with some yellow and blue as auxiliary colors. Different shades of green can show the distance and three-dimensional sense of grass and trees, yellow can be used to depict sunlight or flowers, increasing the warmth of the picture, blue can be used to show the sky or water, making the whole picture more harmonious and natural.
In terms of color transition, there are several ways to achieve this. Wet grafting is a common technique in which two or more colors are naturally fused together while the pigment is still wet. For example, when drawing the sky, the light blue is first painted on the paper, and then the dark blue is gradually added when it is not dry, and the two colors are naturally transitioned through the slight fainting of the brush, forming the gradual effect of the sky from light to deep. This method needs to master the humidity of the pigment and the time of application in order to achieve the ideal transition effect.
Another method is to achieve color transition through a gradient tool, such as using a sponge, airbrush, and other tools. Take sponge as an example, you can first apply two kinds of colors that need to transition to different parts of the sponge, and then gently press on the paper, through the adsorption and diffusion of the sponge, so that the color gradually transition. This method is relatively easy to control and suitable for large area color transition.
Color transitions can also be achieved by drawing and overlaying colors in layers. Draw a lighter color first, and then draw a slightly darker color on top of it after it dries, and achieve a natural transition effect by controlling the transparency of the color and the number of superposition. For example, when painting a flower petal, start with a light layer of pink, and then gradually add a deeper pink to the edges and shaded parts of the petal to make the petal look more three-dimensional and vivid.
In the drawing process, we should constantly observe and adjust the color collocation and transition, pay attention to the influence of light and the visual effect of color in different environments. You can refer to some excellent paintings and photography works to learn the color application skills, and at the same time, practice and try to accumulate experience, so that you can master the collocation and transition of colors skillfully, and create colorful, harmonious and beautiful hand-painted wallpaper.
