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Sunflower Watercolor Painting
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Welcome, beginning watercolor painters, to a four-part series on practicing textures and color mixing on a forgiving canvas: the versatile sunflower.
with Angela FehrWelcome, beginning watercolor painters, to a four-part series on practicing textures and color mixing on a forgiving canvas: the versatile sunflower.
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Continue learning how to paint with watercolors in this second lesson in a series on painting a sunflower. This lesson focuses on painting petals one by one.
with Angela FehrContinue learning how to paint with watercolors in this second lesson in a series on painting a sunflower. This lesson focuses on painting petals one by one.
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In this third lesson of a series on painting a sunflower with watercolors, start filling in the green background and adding dark strokes to the flower’s center.
with Angela FehrIn this third lesson of a series on painting a sunflower with watercolors, start filling in the green background and adding dark strokes to the flower’s center.
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In part four of Angela Fehr’s sunflower watercolor painting tutorial, add detail to the flower petals and create veins in the leaves by using negative space.
with Angela FehrIn part four of Angela Fehr’s sunflower watercolor painting tutorial, add detail to the flower petals and create veins in the leaves by using negative space.
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Your sunflower watercolor painting looks just about finished! In this last lesson of the series, add final touches such as seeds and more shadows.
with Angela FehrYour sunflower watercolor painting looks just about finished! In this last lesson of the series, add final touches such as seeds and more shadows.
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jan v
I would have done better if I knew to keep the paper wet but not overly wet ~ mine puddled into mud.
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Angela Fehr
That's one of the toughest things to learn - it's all about getting a feel for how much water to use to get different effects. Try again!
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