HOW TO: REALISTIC Fall Leaves in Watercolor
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BRUSHES:
Peruse my carefully handcrafted line of watercolor brushes: https://crystal-beshara.square.site/
I find observing and painting nature very meditative and calming. Art doesn’t have to be a masterpiece that you hang on your wall to be fulfilling. It can be just part of a soul-filling mindful practice. Get lost in a micro world that is beheld in a simple leaf. This is for ALL LEVELS.
I hold a diploma from the Society of Botanical Artists (UK) and, while my many of my tutorials here on my channel are quick and simple illustrations, a lot of my work is highly structured and detailed. The goal of botanical illustration is to bridge the worlds of Science and Art so this tutorial will hopefully bring a bit more realism to your leaf paintings as well as feel just darn good for your soul.
I wanted to share with you some simple tips and tricks that will give your fall leaves a bit more of a three dimensional quality. Texture techniques like working on damp paint to "split" open veins, using masking fluid as well as splattering and dry brush.
Please subscribe to my channel and stay tuned for more videos!
MATERIALS NEEDED:
140 lb Cold Pressed paper, mounted to a board. (I am using ARCHES bright white)
For tips on mounting paper watch HOW TO STRETCH YOUR PAPER THE EASY WAY: http://crystalbeshara.com/crystal-beshara/2015/9/20/how-to-stretch-watercolour-paper-the-easy-way
BRUSHES: https://crystalbeshara.com/shop-brushes
1 x #8 or #10 Round Brush (synthetic or sable or a blend is fine. I use my #10 Designer Blend)
1x stiff brush for mixing your paint colours (I use my "Filbert Mixer")
1x #1 Synthetic round or liner/rigger ( I use my #1 Ivory Rigger)
1x #3 Round Brush (synthetic or sable or a blend is fine. I use my #3 Designer Blend)
1 x small fan brush (I find synthetic works best. I use my "FLING")
a bit of hard soap
masking fluid
2H pencil
2 jars of water
paper towel or a rag
tissue for blotting
a test strip of watercolour paper
1" masking tape
Happy Painting!
~Crystal Beshara
Видео HOW TO: REALISTIC Fall Leaves in Watercolor канала Crystal Beshara
Check out my FULL LENGTH TUTORIALS:
https://vimeo.com/channels/arttutorials
BRUSHES:
Peruse my carefully handcrafted line of watercolor brushes: https://crystal-beshara.square.site/
I find observing and painting nature very meditative and calming. Art doesn’t have to be a masterpiece that you hang on your wall to be fulfilling. It can be just part of a soul-filling mindful practice. Get lost in a micro world that is beheld in a simple leaf. This is for ALL LEVELS.
I hold a diploma from the Society of Botanical Artists (UK) and, while my many of my tutorials here on my channel are quick and simple illustrations, a lot of my work is highly structured and detailed. The goal of botanical illustration is to bridge the worlds of Science and Art so this tutorial will hopefully bring a bit more realism to your leaf paintings as well as feel just darn good for your soul.
I wanted to share with you some simple tips and tricks that will give your fall leaves a bit more of a three dimensional quality. Texture techniques like working on damp paint to "split" open veins, using masking fluid as well as splattering and dry brush.
Please subscribe to my channel and stay tuned for more videos!
MATERIALS NEEDED:
140 lb Cold Pressed paper, mounted to a board. (I am using ARCHES bright white)
For tips on mounting paper watch HOW TO STRETCH YOUR PAPER THE EASY WAY: http://crystalbeshara.com/crystal-beshara/2015/9/20/how-to-stretch-watercolour-paper-the-easy-way
BRUSHES: https://crystalbeshara.com/shop-brushes
1 x #8 or #10 Round Brush (synthetic or sable or a blend is fine. I use my #10 Designer Blend)
1x stiff brush for mixing your paint colours (I use my "Filbert Mixer")
1x #1 Synthetic round or liner/rigger ( I use my #1 Ivory Rigger)
1x #3 Round Brush (synthetic or sable or a blend is fine. I use my #3 Designer Blend)
1 x small fan brush (I find synthetic works best. I use my "FLING")
a bit of hard soap
masking fluid
2H pencil
2 jars of water
paper towel or a rag
tissue for blotting
a test strip of watercolour paper
1" masking tape
Happy Painting!
~Crystal Beshara
Видео HOW TO: REALISTIC Fall Leaves in Watercolor канала Crystal Beshara
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