shape, value and line practices:

Tobacco Flower, Common Sage and more... Watercolor loose florals - image 1 - student project

My Color practice

Tobacco Flower, Common Sage and more... Watercolor loose florals - image 2 - student project
Some other flower practices: (lavander and shrimp flower)

Tobacco Flower, Common Sage and more... Watercolor loose florals - image 3 - student project

And my final products:

Tobbaco flower and common sage

Tobacco Flower, Common Sage and more... Watercolor loose florals - image 4 - student project and this unknown flower that turns black when it dries! (I experimented a little bit and added white and dark gouache for more contrast.

Tobacco Flower, Common Sage and more... Watercolor loose florals - image 5 - student project REFLECTION ON THIS CLASS:

I LOVED this class. It provides lots of practices and examples to experiment and become a real expert in the technique. The teaching is clear and everything is straightforward, making it an awesome class!

The most important thing of this technique is practice. I spent a month doing this course and kept practicing after it. I certainly keep applying this technique to my future projects.

thanks Ohn Mar!

PD- I used a common pen for the inking part and worked great for me.

Maarttinez Art

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