WATERCOLOR || LIGHTING

• Hello, have you ever used kerosene-fueled pressure lamps or lanterns?

• For this occasion, we are using a 1:1 format (2048×2048) with the brush marked in red.

• Next, we select a paper or background with a sandy texture by searching for "drawing paper," and then we use a specific brush—a watercolor brush, as shown in the image.

• After selecting a watercolor brush, the next step is to use a simple sketch—specifically, a sketch of a lantern or a pressure lamp.

• Once the sketch is complete, we select a few colors to apply: dark blue for the main object, reddish-orange for the flames, and a touch of brown for the effect on the lantern glass.

• Next, we color the main object blue, and then, if the color extends beyond the object, we erase the excess parts.

• Finally, in the last stage, we light the flame inside to complete the Petromax lantern, ensuring it is fully functional.

SEE YOU IN THE NEXT PICTURE, HOPEFULLY IT'S USEFUL

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