why isn’t the glaze working

[whole moth]

provide more detail

why isn't it working to you, what do you mean, where are you applying the glaze in this picture etc.

[buoyant bloom]

Between the yellow and the brown

[whole moth]

Okay, what isn't working about it, like what do you mean

[buoyant bloom]

It’s not making a smooth blend between the yellow and the brown

[whole moth]

did you just make two colors, yellow and brown with a solid line between them?

It's ideal if you layer, so do transitional layers from brown, up to yellow

and then glaze between them to smooth

what you've got here is going to require dozens of layers of yellow to blend from the brown to the yellow because it's too harsh of a transition

[buoyant bloom]

Do u recommend any videos

[whole moth]

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJ94-fHMfAt1hH_gvkj5bWaxqtlXcPOpf

there's a video about layering in here

[buoyant bloom]

I tried to make a layer consistency with the yellow colours but it’s just turn out super see through

[mint kestrel]

So the thing to understand about glazing is its very subtle. It is working, you can see it blurring the line but it's very subtle

So try doing a 50-50 mix of the brown and yellow and paint that between, or even better - over the brown and layer up

The yellow will be easier to do

Because painting yellow over black is - well - as hard a transition as brown to yellow

[whole moth]

what brand of yellow

[mint kestrel]

Think of it like building a wall. Glazing is like Mortar. Layers are like bricks

[buoyant bloom]

Ak interactive

[whole moth]

okay, well, yeah you need to mix the brown and yellow and layer up to pure yellow