Indirect Painting - Glazing

The word "Indirect" here refers to the color of the painting being applied indirectly, not in the traditional way of putting colors directly onto the completed sketches, but first putting on only monochromatic color, and separating the colors through the brightness of each area, then putting on color using a special glazing material mixed with paints, where it is acrylic being mixed with the glazing material in this artwork. The items in the painting are provided in class at school, surrounding the theme of liveliness, the brighter highlights of the painting, being the white parts of the plaid fabric, balance the painting's lightness and darkness, and the grapes at the center being a really good contrast to its highlights.