Chains painting

Watercolor of an old rusty iron chain inspired by Psalm 149:8 To bind their kings with chains, And their nobles with fetters of iron

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Description Quickie chain tutorial since a couple people asked. <3 1: Sketch out where you want your chains to go and begin to draw them in. Chains are extremely easy if you break them down into shapes: an oval and a line. I use a semi-hard brush set on 100% opacity. 2: Clean up your lines and define the shape a bit more. 3: Pick your shadows and highlights. As you can see, I picked front and back highlights (you can use only one if you want, depending on the lighting you're using for your…

Self-educated painter, having exhibitions in Austria, Germany, France and Hungary, Gyuri Lohmuller is willing to share his inner world.

Metal chains come in a variety of sizes from quite tiny, such as jewelry chain, to quite large, such as the anchor chain on boats. Many types of chain change color over time due to rust, environmental exposure, or other reasons.

Baltimore Watercolor Society is a Mid-Atlantic Organization of watermedia artists. Established in 1885, our mission is to encourage, educate, and promote professional excellence in the creation and development of original works of art, executed in aqueous media. We offer our members many opportunities to exhibit their work and develop professionally.