簡單柔和的寬鬆水彩花卉教程

Hi everyone, welcome back to my channel. It's so nice to be back with making videos. So right here, I'm going to paint using these materials. I have my Etch-a-Lab sketchbook. And then for the paints, I'm using Sheinhan PWC. For the brushes, I'm going to try this Golden Natural. Silver brush makes good black velvet as well, which is my favorite brown brush. But I want to try something else today. In this video, I'm going to try to paint this flower. I found this on Pinterest. I'm not going to paint the vase anymore. I just want the white flower. I think it looks great. So let's start. I'm sorry if you can hear a lot of noises in the background. Because we live near the highway. So you'll really hear cars passing by. Okay, so I have here sepia. Looking at this, it looks like there are brown colors on this flower. And I have indigo here that I've diluted. This is a size 6 brown brush. And I'm just going to paint some loose petals. I'm going to rinse my brush. It's a really light color because this is a white flower. I'm just trying to follow some of the curves that you can see on this reference photo. But I'm not going to exactly copy all the petals. And I just want this to be a really quick painting. And maybe we can add something darker on the edges. So for the center, maybe I'm going to grab some yellow ochre. Add a little bit of sepia. And just add a dark center. Let's move on to the other flower. This is sepia. So this brush is not exactly soft. It has a little bit of resistance compared to black velvet. I'm using indigo now. And sometimes I'm mixing the two colors. You can also add a little bit of violet. So as you can see, I haven't really washed my palette. So I'm using some of the leftover paints. And you can see that there are some dark areas in the petals. So I'm just sort of following that. And I want to grab some sepia again. Maybe add a little bit of violet. I think I want to add something darker in the center. OK, on to the last flower. It's on the left side, but I'm going to maybe move it right here. Add a little bit of yellow ochre. So with this brush, I feel like you need more effort in making sure that it's pointy. Like sometimes you have to really take out the excess water. Compared to black velvet, that's always pointy, even if it's loaded with a lot of water. OK, so I'm just going to extend some parts. This is not my usual color palette. I usually like painting something bright. So there's some red color in the center here. I'm going to try to add just a little bit of crimson in the center. You can use other colors as well. Then add something dark. This is sepia. You can add it in the other flowers too. OK, now let's mix up the greens. You have your hookers green with sepia. Then let's paint the stem. I just want it to be kind of dancing. You can add just a bud all the way over here. Then maybe some leaves. I'm just going to add some thin and long leaves. Just to fill in some of the white gaps. OK, we're going to add some buds. This is sap green. You can use greenish yellow if you want. I'm going to rinse my brush. OK, now let's add something dark. So that it's not too bright. I'm just going to add one more over here. Just because it feels like it's a bit empty. I'm keeping it really loose as you can see. I think this will look even nicer if you have a really pointy brush. OK, so some of the petals are already dry. You can grab some diluted indigo. Then just add maybe a second layer to some of the petals. Just to give it a dimension. Give it more depth. But this is of course optional if you want it a bit more simple. You can use sepia as well. I just mix crimson and sepia. I want a really dark color. It's just going to move along the wet strokes. OK, and you can also go back in just to fix some areas. Alright, so I guess we're done. It's just a very simple take on this reference photo. You can really add more details if you want. You can add some splatters so that it looks more expressive. It's all up to you. I hope that you enjoyed this mini tutorial. If you did, please don't forget to like this video and subscribe to my channel.