If you love painting food art you are in the perfect place!

Welcome to Tropical Fruit Series: Papaya!

This is the second course in my exotic food art series, so jump in! Today we are painting vibrant papaya.

YOU WILL LEARN

- How to draw the shape of papaya - whole or cut in two.

- Main materials to paint papaya.

- Colors you need to paint papaya and how to combine paint to achieve harmonious color mixes.

- Practicing wet on dry and wet on wet techniques.

- Use layering techniques to achieve depth in your artwork.

- How to integrate realistic background into your painting and make it look realistic.

- And more!

HOW DOES IT WORK?

I prepared 10 courses that are interconnected: during the first 9 courses, we will discover techniques and secrets of painting various fruits step by step.

I will release each course one after another so you are not overwhelmed with the amount of content.

Following my course series, you will paint 9 single fruits: watermelon, papaya, dragon fruit, passion fruit, star fruit, figs, guava, mango, durian.

After painting each fruit separately and mastering watercolor techniques, I will release course #10 where you will apply all previous knowledge learned into a masterpiece!

We will compose our own piece and paint all the fruits we've been practicing during this tropical fruit series! This is a sneak peek into how my masterpiece turned out ;)

In the end of this course, you will get a lovely postcard-size painting of papaya.

The reference image for this course is in Class Project.

And by the end of this course series, you will have 9 little postcard artworks of different exotic fruits AND a large masterpiece with all the fruits you've been practicing!

Your skills will improve gradually while you are having fun painting fruits!

Let's start!

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PS This is the second course of my Tropical fruit series. If you haven't watched the first one where we painted a watermelon, I recommend starting from it.

In the next course, you will learn how to paint a dragon fruit! Excited? Stay tuned!