A fun experiment in which I created a Watercolor Painting inspired by Monet’s “water lilies”!
After I ended the tutorial I added a couple more refinements to the portrait – you can watch the remaining process here: [Available for Members] 😊
Video Length: 2 h 30 min
Paper Size: 26 x 36 cm / 10 x 14 in
Materials:
Tracing Paper (Amzn US / DE): [Available for Members] / [Available for Members]
Winsor & Newton Professional Hot Press Watercolor Paper: [Available for Members]
Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolors (Amzn US / DE):: [Available for Members] / [Available for Members]
Winsor & Newton Designer’s Gouache: [Available for Members]
Caran d’Ache 40 Neon Colors (Wax-based pencils) (Amzn US / DE): [Available for Members] [Available for Members]
Polina Bright Brushes ( 10% Discount Code LIOBA): [Available for Members]
Trekell Brush protégé 7500 round no 2: [Available for Members]
Luminance Color Pencils (Amzn US / DE): [Available for Members] / [Available for Members]
Shades I often use: Perylene Brown, Light Malachite Green, Light Blue, Anthraquinoid Pink, Burnt/Brown Ochre 50%, Burnt Ochre 10%, Naples Ochre, White
Polychromos Color Pencils (Amzn US / DE): [Available for Members] / [Available for Members]
Shades I often use:
Warm Grey I, Warm Grey II, Deep Scarlet Red, Pink Madder Lake, Medium Flesh, Venetian Red, Light Yellow Ochre, Burnt Ochre, Terracotta, Caput Mortuum, Paynes Grey, Dark Indigo, Light Green)
The finished Painting:
The Sketch:
My Reference:
Curriculum
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