Hello, welcome to my class - Painting Tropical Flowers in Watercolor series - where you’ll be learning how to paint a watercolor Hibiscus.

While this class is categorised as intermediate level, it is meant for anyone, including beginners, who already have learned basic watercolor skills.

What to expect in this class:

1) I will first go through with you the supplies needed for the class, and the colors that we’re going to use in the project.

2) I will also show you how to transfer or trace the flower drawing onto your watercolor paper without using a tracing paper or light pad.

3) After that we’ll move on to the painting process, starting from the base layer, to adding shades and tones, and finally some finishing touches to wrap it up.

I encourage you to watch through the entire class before you start your project, but you can also paint along with me. No matter how you do it, just remember to have fun and enjoy the process!

Remarks:

Many parts of the videos have been sped up to keep the video duration short and the file size within the upload limit. You can always use the speed controller to slow down the videos.
If the audio is not clear, you can also turn on the captions/subtitles or refer to the transcripts.

Basic supplies

Watercolor paper 300 gsm (140 lb)
Watercolor round brushes (sizes 6, 4, 2 and 1)
Windsor & Newton’s watercolor in tubes (download the Quick Guide for list of colors)
Pencils (I used a 4B pencil and a mechanical pencil) & kneaded eraser
Paper towel & a jar of clean water
Watercolor mixing palette

If you have any questions at all about the class, feel free to drop your questions in the Discussion section. I’d love to help you out.

So let’s get started!

P.S. You may also like to check out my watercolor Frangipani class here.

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Hibiscus video clips by Paul Tran and sbtlneet on Pixabay.

Hibiscus original photo by Prapann on 123RF.

Background music: Natural by Endless Love on YouTube Studio.

Amy Arendsen

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