Watercolor Painting -Tulips and Daisies in a Pot-Use only Three Primary Colors-Tutorial Step by Step

Hi there! Welcome to my channel. I'm Painting Hyun. Today we are going to be painting these beautiful and cute flowers that one of my students brought for me. So beautiful. So in the base are tulips, tulips and daisies and this one. I'm sorry I forgot this name. Anyway, we gonna paint these beautiful flowers in the base. And I already sketched in 2H pencil on watercolor paper. But then today let me show you how to sketch. Okay, before we start I'm going to tell you about my materials, colors, cadmium yellow light, cadmium red and ultramarine deep. But then you can use any brand of the red, yellow, blue. Okay, only we gonna use the three of primary colors. We can make any green and yeah any colors. Okay, let's start the sketch on your paper. Okay, first draw a big oval. Draw big oval. Yeah, okay. Draw big oval. Second, draw a smaller two of oval shape. Okay, one for flowers, one for base. And third, draw circle for flowers like this. And at this time, once you have your reference flowers, even if facing same direction, all same direction and same size, but then make sure to have the other flowers facing different direction and draw a different size. Kind of like this. Okay, here and there. And some daisy here. So another daisy here. And draw base like that. Okay, like this. Daisy. This is the center. So many petals in daisy. So draw kind of like that. Okay, and then open your imagination. Always make a different flower size and different direction. Okay, this makes it look more natural and your painting will flow better, right? Okay, we gonna try it. This painting, I'm going to start the top side flowers. So we need to orange and green color. So yellow mix, red. We can get orange color. So you can use kind of this color or some strong or reddish orange color. You can use it as it's up to you. And then green. Green is yellow mix blue. This is the secondary color. Orange, green, and purple. We can use this color and then some parts make a little bit darker than greenish color. Okay, we're all prepared for painting, today's painting. So first, I'm going to start this tulip. This tulip has yellowish color and orange color. So first, apply the yellow color and then get some orange, dark orange color, strong orange color. Put on the down tulip area. This is a second layer. And then I want to get more strong density of color. So red mix, orange. And so I want to almost to red color. Put on the down area. This paper is still wet, so this color spread by themselves. Okay, and one more touch. I'm gonna deep and creamy red color. Okay, that's it. Okay, in the center. In the center, this flower makes some scoops, kind of cups. So in the center, there are look very darkest color there. So only I use the reddish color. I'm going to put some ultramarine deep in the center. Okay, I'm going to try this daisy first, fully dry. And I got some ultramarine deep color and draw some draw between parallel lines. And I'll be back this area or this paper until dry. Next, move on to this space. This painting almost done. So I'm going to use the spreader technique on the background area and draw some shadow. Okay, so first with the paper, whole entire area. But then, yeah, I'm not use the top area. So just do with this area. Okay, I'm done this painting. Thank you for watching this video. See you next time. Bye.