#texture coloring help

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dawn remnant
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im not completely sure how i should describe this but, how do pro artists make certain 'texture'?? look so accurate although there aren't that much details if you look closely? whenever i try it myself they either look flat colored or have visible unnatural brush strokes..i need some tips, tysm!

torn sand
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I'm trying to learn it too, and found out it mostly comes down to shading and lighting. The best way to learn is to study how individual materials reflect light, then you can focus on more details, playing around with sharp & soft brushes

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it's a cool vid cuz you can see the whole process

dawn remnant
trim oyster
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for this kind of effect you need to use traditional painting methods of big shape to small shapes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jffJeeXaVQ

How to paint detail without detail using oils.

Colours used, sap green, cadmium red, red ochre, ultramarine blue, titanium white, yellow ochre (small amount in the sky) and royal blue.

Apron?
https://www.zazzle.com/landscape_painting_with_stuart_davies_apron-256043335886277110?fbclid=IwAR258Lp4Pi2eWx7mMLDsQUrFwn8nu-uMyyppdetsk4ZjxkM199O2BT1zO...

▶ Play video
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speed painting this way captures light and form creating an illusion then further enhanced with detailed materials like brushes and textured images

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all three of your images all share the same feature; big shapes to define form first