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For those of you who like to watch EVERY brush stoke of a painting exercise from start to finish, this is the long version of my watercolor daffodils painting. Sometimes a complete overview of a painting can help you understand the full process - so in this video nothing has been missed out, you'll see everything I did from beginning to end...
These are not the easiest flowers to paint. Here I'll show you the techniques and tricks I used for this watercolor daffodil composition.
Enjoy !
You can download the outline sketches and reference material for this painting here:
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Materials list:
Here's the complete list of materials used in this project:
Phthalo Green BS - Pigment number: PG7 [ Ссылка ] *
Hansa Yellow Deep - Pigment number: PY65 [ Ссылка ] *
Lemon yellow - Pigment number: PY175 [ Ссылка ] *
Transparent Pyrrol Orange - Pigment number: PO71 [ Ссылка ] *
Pyrrol scarlet - Pigment number: PR255 [ Ссылка ] *
French ultramarine - Pigment number: PB29 [ Ссылка ] *
Burnt umber - Pigment number: PBr7 [ Ссылка ] *
Brushes:
Da Vinci Mop brush size 4 series 418 [ Ссылка ] *
Kolinsky Sable series 22 size 8 (short handle) [ Ссылка ] *
Rosemary & Co Kolinsky Sable pointed round Series 8 size 4 (short handle) [ Ссылка ] *
Other supplies:
Arches Watercolor Pad 140 lb Cold Press (100% cotton Artist grade paper) [ Ссылка ] *
Masking Tape [ Ссылка ] *
John Pike mixing palette [ Ссылка ] *
Wooden drawing board [ Ссылка ] *
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Hello! I'm Anthony. An independent artist and illustrator based near Paris in France. Watercolor painting was my first passion. So a few years ago I took out my old paints, and rekindled my love for watercolors. I decided to start charting some of my watercolor experiences in the form of my blog, “WatercolorAffair.com” (and now through my Youtube channel). My objective was to start sharing some of my hard won knowledge in the hope that it will help and inspire others to paint with watercolors!
Thank you for following !
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