Draw Tip Tuesday - Sunny Side Up

Welcome to draw Tip Tuesday!
Today we’re doing a quick food drawing. I will be using rusty brown chalk pencil, a brush and watercolors and water.

Do you like eggs?
I sure do!
Not just to eat them, but also to draw them!

A fried egg has a few recognizable characteristics: the yellow of the yoke, the white around it, and the organic shape of it. It’s easy to draw, and fun too.

When I fry an egg, I like the yoke to be runny, and the sides of the egg white a little bit crunchy! So I draw some extra brown around my wobbly egg white shape, to create that crusty look. Also, I add a little bit of shading on one side of the egg yoke, to create a bit of depth. Then, that egg white is never perfectly flat like this is it, so I add a few scribbly bits to create a bit of texture.

Then, I pick up some yummy yellow from my palette, not too diluted because I want that yellow to shine, and color my drawing. Just the egg yoke. And I leave a bit of white to create a highlight on the shiny yoke. There we go. Let’s give it more of a solid look, by adding a small cast shadow here. The shadow on the yoke is on the left side, so the light comes in from the right - and the cast shadow will be on the left.

I see some space that needs to be filled here on the right. So let’s add a fitting and happy souring text in fun lettering.

Thank you for watching this video! You can make awesome art! And if you need some help with that, check out my website, koosjekoene.nl and find my online classes . next week, my online course on drawing food and illustrated recipes starts, and you can make sure to join by signing up for it today!
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Music by Pascalo

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