HOW TO SPRAY PAINT PLANETS AND UNIVERSE

Planets and Space Painting

HOW TO SPRAY PAINT PLANETS AND UNIVERSE

Planets and space painting can make us imagine as if we are in a different beautiful environment where anything is possible. We visualize a lot of beautiful and colourful abstract scenes  . Most of us already know that we can paint beautiful planets by using spray paint art techniques. The shadow and the highlight along with the texture make the difference between a planet that looks cartoon-like and one that could be in a fantasy universe. 

The Mountains Behind Horizon

A shadow is generally a darker color and a highlight is generally a brighter color. However, like all rules, this one is also designed to be broken. But let’s start simple:-

The Blue Planet

1. Generally, shadows are darker, transparent colors. Black is the classic shadow but you can also use any transparent color as a secondary shadow. You would fade from blue to black for example. Or maybe purple to blue to black.
2. A highlight is generally bright. It could be ivory, white, yellow or a brighter version of any color…pink for example. 
3. Often adding white and a transparent color on top makes a sophisticated highlight.
4. Shadow and light doesn’t always go in the same place.Here is another example 

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THE BLUE PATH

THE BLUE PATH is an acrylic spray painting of a blue painting of a blue planet. 

Behind the planet, we can see a ray of light passing horizontally.

 In the base, we can see two large boulders , looking as if they point our view towards the planet. 

Behind the planet is the bright blue ocean windy ocean with a white reflection through the centre.  

THE MOUNTAINS BEHIND HORIZON

The Mountains Behind Horizon is a acrylic spray paint, depicting a range of mountains behind a vast sea. Behind the mountain range, we can see a large blue planet with a shiny light ray behind the planet. This painting has been done on 5 separate canvases .It took somewhere half an hour to complete this painting, the hardest parts being separation of the upper and lower parts and handling the thick acrylic paint.