Likely not, since yellow doesn’t have good coverage power and it’ll mix with the blue and be green. You could paint the background, then block it out with white then add a layer or two of yellow, alternatively. Creating the beehive shape with its main yellow color and filling it in right away saves a step.
@PaintAlongWithSkye ok, thanks! Just wondering about it. Would that still be true if you let the background dry first? Just curious. I'm not an expert which is why I ask, so I can learn.
@@MsKitty-tq8ii yes, yellow is fairly transparent, so it will look green without multiple coats if there is blue behind it. You can test it out to see what I mean. Doable multiple ways but yellow is notoriously transparent, even with added white, which is also why you see me add white to yellow almost always, makes it more opaque. Blue is a strong pigment.
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My friend loves bees, I'll have to paint this soon. Adorable 🧡
I cant wait to try this one. Very nice
Very cute!
Thank you! 😊
i love the design :) so cute
Thank you! 😊
I’m thinking of painting for my friends parents anniversary thanks I like watching your tutorials ❤
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Would it be easier to paint the background first and then the other details over?
Likely not, since yellow doesn’t have good coverage power and it’ll mix with the blue and be green. You could paint the background, then block it out with white then add a layer or two of yellow, alternatively. Creating the beehive shape with its main yellow color and filling it in right away saves a step.
@PaintAlongWithSkye ok, thanks! Just wondering about it. Would that still be true if you let the background dry first? Just curious. I'm not an expert which is why I ask, so I can learn.
@@MsKitty-tq8ii yes, yellow is fairly transparent, so it will look green without multiple coats if there is blue behind it. You can test it out to see what I mean. Doable multiple ways but yellow is notoriously transparent, even with added white, which is also why you see me add white to yellow almost always, makes it more opaque. Blue is a strong pigment.