You will need:
- canvas or paper for acrylic paints;
- acrylic paints;
- texturing paste (you can do without it);
- brushes;
- acrylic lacquer
First choose canvas for your creation. Canvas of any size and shape or even paper for acrylic paints are suitable. And at the first stage we cover the canvas with white acrylic paint or primer. If you desire, we apply strokes texturing paste to give the canvas invoice.
Now paint the picture pattern. For this, a flat brush is applied to the smears of different colors and size. In our case, it is white, yellow, aquamarine, blue, dark green and lilac colors.
Next, while the paints did not dry, take a wide brush and mix them right on the canvas with circular motions. If some color on canvas is not enough, just add a few drops of paint and "interfere" it in the background.
Now add multicolored strokes to canvas to create texture and make the background more interesting.
Finally, the background is ready and you can proceed to peonies. First create a base for buds: we take the basic color of the flower, in our case it is raspberry, and draw them petals of future flowers.
Now you need to give colors volume, drawing petals. To do this, mix a few colors, in our case it is white, yellow and crimson. The resulting color draw the petals. Draw a thick layer of paint so that the flowers are obtained volumetric.
Yellow paint draw the stamens of flowers. The main color of buds create around the haze. Instead of brush it can be drawing with a finger, just smearing the paint.
Once again, we draw the petals with a lighter tone, as well as draw stems and petals.
Finally, a pair of final strokes, more precisely spray: We recruit white paint with water and spray it on canvas.
When the picture completely dry, cover it with acrylic varnish, which will save your creation from dust and dirt, and also give it a glossy shine.
And below you can see a detailed video with a phased description of creating this flower picture.