In this step-by-step watercolour demonstration Heinrich will show you how to paint this bokeh fern in watercolour.
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The brushes, colours and paper used for this painting are listed below.
🖌️BRUSHES:
Princeton 1" mop
Winsor & Newton Professional Round Number 12
Rubens Stencil Brush numbers 0, 1, & 2
Art Secret Stencil Brush number 14
Princeton Neptune Script number 1
Da Vinci Harbin Kolinsky Round numbers 0, 2, & 4
🎨PAINTS:
Heinrich loves experimenting with colour combinations, however, you don't have to use all these colours...see the note about COLOUR ALTERNATIVES below.
French Ultramarine
Hansa Yellow
Payne's Grey Blue
A note about ALTERNATIVE COLOURS:
You can use alternative colors, although the effect might not always be the same, due to the different hues, and consistencies of the paints. To substitute colors, you usually need to make blends of other colors.
For the French Ultramarine: Cobalt Blue
For the Hansa Yellow: Cadmium Yellow
When creating a pre-mix, use your discretion to add a little bit of pigment at a time, until you have the color mix you need. If you work wet-on-wet, your pigment ratios will be higher. With wet-on-dry, your mix should be more watery.
📜PAPER: Canson Heritage Rough 100% cotton 300gsm [140lb]
🖼️Photo Ref: None
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Video Editing: FilmoraXI
Special Effects: Canva
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