Watercolors

2,113 Pins
·
7 Sections
·
19h
By
Elsie Evans
Come follow me on Instagram as I paint Tiny Wee Hooses this Holiday Season!

Very cool

4 Pins

Draw and paint

0 Pins

Tools

6 Pins
If you're staring at a blank page frustrated and unsure of what to paint then check out these 10 watercolor landscape ideas to help inspire you. Click below to access them:

Instructions printed

122 Pins
Start your watercolor journey with this simple watercolor landscape tutorial at beginners level. Instead of worrying about complex scenes, focus on the basic techniques! Click below to start now or save for later!
Watercolor Arist | Bree Copley on Instagram: "I hope you try this out! These really are the easiest watercolor tulips! Below is a list of supplies I used in this video … Comment “Tulip” if you would like the links. But first Here are some helpful tips for creating these. -Make sure the center petal is COMPLETELY DRY before you add the side petals. -And remember it’s totally ok if your petal doesn’t turn out right in one stroke of a brush. Just use the tip of your brush and a little more paint to get it to the shape you want. There is nothing wrong with adding to these steps. These simple steps are a a base to start out you can make your tulips to your liking. -you can also use these steps to make buds for many different flowers so play around with it using it it different ways

Tutotials

54 Pins

Ideas

212 Pins
Kolbie Blume | Watercolor + Creative Practice on Instagram: "You’re a real artist. I promise 🧑🏼‍🎨 Comment “SUPPLIES” below, and I’ll tell you how to get my big watercolor supplies list! (I’ll send the link to your DMs 👍🏼) #watercolorforbeginners #watercolortutorials #watercolorvideos #watercolorlandscapes #watercolorlandscapepainting"
Emma Weekes | Watercolour teacher and Sketchbook maker on Instagram: "How to: Tiny watercolour wildflowers 1. Start with a little square of watercolour paper. The one I’m using is available in my shop! 2. Paint three pale blue petals. Mix a little blue paint with some water to get it pale. 3. With a touch of clean water on your brush, paint around the edges of the petals with the watery brush to swell the petals out. 4. Add more blue paint to the pale blue so that it’s stronger in colour and tap it into the bottoms of the petals. Watch it bleed in to the petal like paint magic! 5. Tap a tiny bit of green at the bottom of the petals and then pull down for a talk and leaves. I like to do bendy stalks. 6. Close the gap at the bottom of the petals with some yellow. Repeat in alll

Videos

675 Pins