Creating a Gradient Landscape Using Tape and Crayons
This video demonstrates a simple art technique for creating a vibrant, multi-colored landscape. The artist uses masking tape to create distinct, wavy sections on a piece of paper, then fills these sections with different colors using crayons. After blending the colors with a small cloth to achieve a smooth gradient effect, the artist carefully removes the strips of tape to reveal clean, sharp white lines that define the composition. The process results in a stylized, layered sunset or horizon scene, showcasing how basic household supplies can be used to achieve a clean and professional-looking graphic art style.
Looks like the typical street art
no one? using a SCALPEL TWICE on the same line without direktly on the table 🫣 This is so AI - the full video!
How is she not cutting through the paper she is painting on?
When you follow this, and you successfully did it, everything you do from here on out will look the same. Just like that boom with spray paint and container lids from 2-3 years ago.
no! that is wrong! you shouldn't play with food! hmmm.. grayon...
Everybody seems to have mistaken oil pastels for wax crayons. There is a huge difference between them.
this person made it look so easy I almost believed I can do it
Lost me right at the end with the shitty AI. Disappoint.
I tried to imitate that, but the crayons always ended up stuck in my nose. What a useless tutorial
Lady got really good at crayons. Most of us quit after kindergarten.