#watercolorflower #advancedwatercolor #fuchsia
Slow layering is the key to realistic watercolors - especially botanical painting. But planning your layers may be tricky...In this video I will explain the logic behind this watercolor technique and we'll create a beautiful fuchsia flower together in 3 steps. Enjoy!
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🎥 WATCH NEXT: HOW TO PAINT WHITE FLOWERS: https://youtu.be/IW0Q1mdp5Vs
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💜 REFERENCE PHOTO: https://unsplash.com/photos/t2Q_VqFI6mw
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🎨 WATERCOLOR SUPPLIES:
- PAPER: Arches Cold Pressed 140lbs 100% cotton paper block, 9 x 12 inches
- BRUSHES: W&N Series 7 round sable in size #2-#3, for lifting: W&N flat synthetic sable in size #6
- GLOVE: Protective Glove/Smudge guard: https://amzn.to/3GFcojf
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