How To Paint Different Styles Of Texture Flowers With A Palette Knife

The modern textured style of painting flowers with a palette knife is a three-dimensional style that uses a textured paste to create a more abstract and simplified representation of flowers.

To create a sunflower using a palette knife, start by drawing a circle on the canvas as a guide for the petals. Then, use a pointed palette knife to apply textured paste in a dragging motion, following the outline of the circle to create the petals. Repeat this process for multiple layers of petals, using different shades of yellow if desired. Finally, use a smaller palette knife to add a brown paste in the center of the sunflower.

To create a modern abstract flower using a palette knife, use pointed palette knives in different sizes and multiple colors. Apply the textured paste in various places on the canvas, bunching some together and spreading others out. Add extra textured paste if needed for more dimension. This style does not aim to replicate a specific flower but rather embraces an abstract and modern look.

To paint a rose using a palette knife, use a rounded palette knife and apply textured paste in a circular motion to create the petals. Start with the outer petals, layering them over each other, and then move on to the inner petals. Use a smaller palette knife for the inner petals if desired. Finish by adding a contrasting color to the center of the rose for added interest.

To create a blended effect using two colors of textured paste, mix the colors together and apply them with a small pointed palette knife. Drag the knife across the canvas, smearing and layering the paste to create a subtle blending of the two colors. Tilt the palette knife up and down as you apply the paste to create a ripple effect. The result should be a blended and textured appearance in the petals.