Painting Watercolor – little things. Cherry
Stephanie Endemann, Artist. Illustrator. Designer
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1. Intro
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2. Cherry – Basic Layer 1
4:53 -
3. Cherry – More depth in Layer 2
4:13 -
4. Cherry – Details in Layer 3
3:57
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"Watercolor little things" –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
will be a series of short videos in which I just paint different objects and you can watch me. I'll tell you some tips and special futures while painting what you can pay attention to.
You can use these painted "little things" for all my larger courses. For example, at the moment the pictures are a good complement to the "Painting Watercolor leaves" course, because you can use the new motifs instead of the leaves to create a pattern.
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Episode 1 - CHERRY - is about cherries. :)
We paint simple cherries in watercolor.
I used the painted cherrys for pattern number 10 in my pattern princesses series. You can watch it here.
And here you have a small overview on what you can pay attention to cherries.
Have fun painting.
Hands-on Class Project
Paint watercolor cherrys, as many as you want.
Tip: It is best to buy a pack of fresh cherries and roll them out of the bag on your painting table. And as they lie, you start to paint them. Individually, in pairs in small groups and maybe if you like sometimes in a bowl.
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