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Sunflower Watercolor Painting

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    1. Image Transfer and First Wash
    A lesson with Angela Fehr
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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.

    Image Transfer and First Wash
    with Angela Fehr

    Welcome, 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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    2. Painting First Layer of Petals
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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.

    Painting First Layer of Petals
    with Angela Fehr

    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.

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    3. Background & Center Variegated Washes
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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.

    Background & Center Variegated Washes
    with Angela Fehr

    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.

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    4. Adding Detail to the Sunflower
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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.

    Adding Detail to the Sunflower
    with Angela Fehr

    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.

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    5. Finishing Touches to the Sunflower
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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.

    Finishing Touches to the Sunflower
    with Angela Fehr

    Your 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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    Laura G
    Finally! An art class whenever I want! What fun! I really enjoyed this. I'm a new painter, having taken exactly 5 lessons, but I play around frequently and have begun sending original note cards. I started only wanting to paint oceans and palm trees, but I'm having so much fun I just want to learn more. Well worth the price!
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    Char B
    I loved ur painting Angela!
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    Jane S
    Angela, I have taken a few of your classes on various sites and love how you explain the techniques. Your loose ways make me happy. I tend to look for you on Pinterest and other sites. You remind me of Joanna Boom Thomas who also takes to sunflowers. Thank you again for a fun time! Jane Smolens
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    Latin y
    I really like this tutorial. Thanks.
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    Barbara c
    This was a great tutorial. Your explanations of your actions were easily understood. I appreciate the time you invested to share your talent with others.
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    jan v
    I loved the class. My painting didn't turn out very well, however, and I think a chance to do it over and over again would benefit me greatly. Do we have to pay each time we watch?
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    Angela Fehr
    My understanding is that you can watch the lessons as many times as you want.
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