Festive Bunny Portraits: Cute Holiday Wreaths in Watercolor & Gouache

1. Welcome and Introduction : Hi, and welcome to my new class Fest Bunny portraits, cute holiday wreaths in watercolor and gauze. In this class, we'll be painting nine beautiful, vibrant and cozy bunny illustration each surrounded by festive holiday wreath. The projects include winter snuggle Bunny, smiling holiday bunny, Holly hug bunny. Then we have this green snuggle bunny, golden wreath bunny, festive Bow Bunny, mistletoe Snuggle Bunny winter meadow bunny. And lastly, Holy scarf bunny. Each painting is simple, beginner friendly and designed to be completed in ten to 15 minutes. Most of the lessons are in real time, so you can easily follow along with me at your own piece. We will start the class with basic sketching we'll show you how to draw cute bunny pieces and bodies using simple saves. After that, we'll explore how to paint festive wreath background, including different types of leaf, berries, color combination, and small decorative details using both watercolor and gauze. Once you are comfortable with the basic, we will dive into the nine mean projects painting each bunny step by step. Hi, my name is Wichel and I'm an artist from India. This is my Skillshare profile where I see your fun Bginner friendly art classes. You may also enjoy my other festive class, festive tal peg, and you can find more of my work on YouTube and Instagram. This class is perfect for Bgner an intermediate artist, and you don't need many supplies, just a pencil, reser 300 GSM, watercolor paper, and either watercolor or gauze. Feel free to use whatever materials you are comfortable with. This is a relaxed, joyful class focused on creativity and fun, and I can't wait to paint this holiday bunnies with you. I'll see you in the next video. Let's get started. 2. Class project : For your class project, you will be creating one or more festive bunny portraits. Inspired by the lessons in this class, you can choose to paint any of the nine bunny wreaths designs we create together, or feel free to mix and match elements, try different wreaths, see, leave style, merry colors, or even add your own accessories like scars, bows or winter details. Start with simple pencil sketch, and then paint your bunny and wreath using watercolor, gauze or a mix of both. Keep it loose and playful. This project are meant to be fun and relaxing. Once you are done, upload your finished artwork to the class project section. I'd love to see your color choices, where eason and creative ideas. Also welcome to see your practice, sketches or color taste if you didn't like feedback. Don't forget to leave a review or comment and let me know how the glass went for you. If you enjoyed the process, I really appreciate your feedback. I can't wait to see your festive bunny creations, wishing you all the very best, happy painting. 3. Simple bunny sketches: Welcome to the first part of the tutorial video in here and I'll be showing you four different bunny sketches, as well as we'll be using the watercolor and gauze to do the coloring. You can simply create this kind of oval seeps or you can use this kind of intersecting lines, vertical and horizontal lines to create varieties of wearing this length as well as the width a little bit. This will be our simple sp for the bunnies. For top of its heat, you can create this kind of small spikes. Mostly, I'll be creating this kind of droopy ears for our bunnies. Let's do the second one. I'll also be wearing the sides of the face a little bit. I'll be using the oval seep as the reference, and as required, I'll be making the face a little bit smaller, bit broader or making a bit elliptical. For this one, let's make it a little bit like triangular same. And in here, I'm creating a bit different kind of ear, so a little bit band. For all of our project, we'll be creating a little bit of variations in the ear. The ears will be quite easy, simple, like this. And for this one, we have standing ears. Here I'm keeping the face oval. And as for the hands, very simple curved hands like this. If you want to make a little bit more defined hand, you can do that. For most of our project, I'll be creating this very simple and basic hands. Some of the hands will be folded like this and others will be open a little bit like this. For most of the project, I'll be making something in between the hands like bow tying gift wrappings or trees or berries. So these are the very simple sieves that we'll be using to create our bunnies. Now in here, I'm using the fine liner to do the outlining. If you want, you can use the fine liner to do the outlining. For our project, I'll be mainly using watercolor and gauze to do the coloring. By coloring, I mean outlining. I won't be adding any color for the inside. I'll be keeping all the bunnies white. If you want, you can do a little bit of coloring. This is very simple outlining for the bunny, creating this kind of small circular s for the eyes, for the nose and the chicks, I'll be using a little bit of red. You can use fine liner el pin, breast pain, or you can use the watercolor to create the nose and the rosy chicks. Now for the remaining section of its mouth, a small straight line and a little bit curve line for its mouth. So this is how we'll be creating all our monies. Now for the second one, lightly raising the pencil marks. I'll be using the watercolor to do the coloring in here. For this one, creating a bow tie in here, very simple and basic sketch. You can use any color. You can create any kind of bow ties or you can also add other accessories. Mostly, I'll be using watercolor or gauze to do the coloring. You can use the sketch pen, breast pain or ballpoint paint to do it if this makes the process a bit more easier or simpler. Just mainly, I'll be using two or three cults to do the coloring for the bow ties to create a little bit of seeding and a little bit of highlights too. In here, just for demonstration, I'm using the fine to do the coloring. With the fine and the brass paint, you will get a little bit more accuracy in the precision. And with the brass paints or the watercolor brushes, you will have to be a bit more cautious and careful to do the coloring since we'll be creating much smaller bow ties and other accessories. Now moving on to the second one. In here, I am using ocher mixed with a little bit of grey. Here I'm using gaze to do the coloring. You can use gauze or watercolor. So for the project where I want to make the things a bit more darker, a bit more vibrant, I'll be using the gauze to do the coloring and for the other project. And for some of the project, if I want to make things a bit more lighter, I'll be using watercolor. You can use both the watercolor or the gauze. You can use both the gauze and the watercolor. So it depends upon you what you are going to use or what supplies you have. As for the bunnies, as you can see, I'll be making the ends like the ears ends and the hands a little bit more thicker. So for those line, adding a little bit more thicker lines to make that region a little bit more bolder and bit more distinct. Once again, using the breast pain to create the eyes. So here we have got closed dye. For all the eyes in the mouth, I'll mostly be using the fine liner or the breast pain, since this makes the process bit more easier and it provides bit more precision and accuracy, a little bit for its hands. These are option if you don't want to use the coloring for the hands, you don't have to. Now using the d to create the Bowtie, leave a little bit of white space in middle to sew a little bit of highlights. These are just a simple demonstrations. For our main project will be making it a little bit more detail, a bit more vibrant and colorful. Moving on to the third one, lightly erasing the pencil sketches that we created, ensure that a small section would remain visible so that we can easily overlay color on top of it. M In here to create a bit lighter coloring, I am using pink. I'm using watercolor in here, a bit concentrated watercolor to do the outlining. Mostly, I'll be using a little bit of green and a little bit of ocher or skin colour to do the outlining for our projects, the punis. You can use other lighter sets of that color as you see fit, outlining the ears. Since this ear is a little bit folded, the other sides is visible in here, so small section with this pink, creating the other ear. For this ear, the front side is folded, so we can't see the other side, creating small hands for it. The one we'll be using the watercolor ses to do the outline. We'll also be wearing the lines a little bit, depending depending upon the bends and the curve, using red to create heart like see for the nose, a little bit of red for the rosy cheeks. In here, I'm using Camo jiu for the bow tie. Most of our project, I'll only be using red, but you can use any other colored schemes to create different kind of bows. You can create any other kind of pattern design. And mainly using two or three colors, you can use other colors. Going with the breast pain to create circular eyes. And now let's create its mouth. If you want, you can also add whiskers, small strokes with a breast pain on both sides, just below its chin to create the whiskers. I'll wait for this yellow to dry camozu and then I'll be going with the red to do the outlining and add a few lines to create a little bit of sealing. In here, I'm using gray to do the outlining. You can vary the consistency of the grey. Mostly, I'll be using a bit more lighter set of the grey to do the outlining for our bunnies, outlining for its ear. Now for the hands, here we have got folded hands. Very simple outline for it, now adding a little bit of gray for the insides of the ear, creating very thin strokes with a gray to do the outlining in here for this middle region. A small section in here soon be visible so using this to create a smaller stroke. Using red to create small berries, three berries, small nose, heart like save for the nose, two small dots on its che. Now, once again, going back with the breast pain to create tiny little eyes. You can also play with a different kind of expression with the face and the mouth. I'll be keeping things simple and creating the simple variations for the eyes, nose, and the mouth. Now for the leaves in here, I decided to create this kind of holly leaves. Mainly, I'll be using two or three sides of the green to do the coloring. But if you want, you can use only single colour to do the coloring, you can use bras pin or other darker side of the coloring to do the outlining and add a little bit of detailing. Adding it carefully in here, just beside its hand and a little bit near its mouth. Now, we will wait for it to dry and then add another layer on top of it. This ambuji has dried somewhat. So using red to do a little bit of outlining and creating this kind of small detail and pattern. These are optional. Instead of using this, you can also use the darker side of the yellow or orange to do the outlining, or you can just leave it as it is. Doing the outlining for the last section. And with this, we are done with this first section of the tutorial video. I'll be seeing in the next video where we'll be creating different kind of 4. Wreaths and leaves: Welcome to the second part of the tutorial video. In here, we'll be creating different kind of wreaths, using both watercolor and the gaze to do the coloring. In here, I'm using watercolor to do the coloring. We'll be starting with a bit lighter or darker side of the green, and we'll wait for it to dry. When it dries up, we'll be adding another colors on top of it, creating different kind of leaves and the berries. In here, I'm using gas to create the second wreath. We'll be starting with creating a flat vase, spreading the cover for the entire region while keeping the consistency, while keeping the consistency uniform. Here's third one. In here, I'm using dark green. You can start with any seeds of the green to create the primary layer of flat vase. And when this dries up, we'll be adding more detailings on top of it in form of leaves, berries, and a little bit of highlights. Also, you don't have to start with the flat was. You can also create a little bit of gradient or you can also do a little bit of grated was. By graded, I means that some regions will be a bit darker, others will be a bit lighter. Like in here, I'm not spreading the colors uniformly. Some of the regions are a bit more darker, and I'm also using a bit darker side of the green to do the outlining and I'll also be spreading a little bit of this green for the inside. This is a kind of graded vs. So you can also create this kind of wreath now for the last one for the last one in here, I'm using a bit darker or thicker consistency of the color. I'm using watercolor in here. And I'm going to create a little bit of gradient for this one. You have light side of the green for the meadow region, a bit darker side of the green, and then for the final layer in here, grass green. So three different seeds of the greens and we'll be blending it a little bit. When this dries, it will create a gradient in between three different seeds in the green. Now for the leaves, I'll be creating three or four different kind of leaves, and in here, I'll be sewing four or five examples that you can create other kind of leave too. Mostly, I'll be starting with a bit lighter seeds in the green. If you're not comfortable, you can start with a pencil sketch and then do the coloring. The seeps of the leaves are quite easy and you can easily create it for the second kind of leaf somewhat similar to the first one, a little bit larger and a little bit more carban. For most of the leaves, I'll also be using two or three seeds of the green, mostly two seeds, starting with the lighter seed and going with a bit more darker side of the green to do the outline, as well as add, as well as add mid rips on the veins. And if required, I'll also be using a little bit of white to add highlights so do a little bit of outlining with that. Here's third one, a little bit simpler one. Very simple seeps like this to create this kind of leave. The leaves that I am creating in here are quite large. For our meat project, we'll be making it a little bit more smaller, and I'll also be adding a few berries among the leaves. Here's the fourth example, holleves. Very simple hexagonal seeves making the hexagonal seeds a little bit curvier to create this kind of leaf. For our wreaths, I'll be using two or three different kinds of leaves as well as berries and use a bit of white to create a bit of highlights in outlining too. Let's create one or two more leaves for this one. If you want to create a bit more vibrant color, you can use gauze or you can also use watercolor to do it, but you will have to use a bit thicker consistency of the watercolur to get this kind of bit consistent and vibrant colors. Now, it's fifth one. So this is similar to the first one, but in here, I'm just using a little bit of different con. So you can see this is a combination of both first and the second one. The stem is a little bit more curvier and the leaves are quite larger. I won't be creating this kind of large stems for our wreath. We'll only adding two or three pads of the leaf or two or three shades of the leave. Here I'm just showing you as an example how you can create this kind of simple leaves. Here's another one. So this is small. So this is a simpler version of the third kind of leaf that I sowed you. For this kind of leaf, I'll be using two or three different shades of the green to create this kind of leaf. I'll also be using a bit of white to do the highlights or add a little bit of white to do the outline if required. I'll I'll be using to create very simple sons for the berries, simple circular seeps for the berries. If you want, you can also do a little bit of seeding using two or three sets of the rats to create the berries. In here, I waited for the greens to dry. It has dried up, and creating small circular seeps for the berries. For our wreaths, designing when the first layer dries up, we'll be adding red or green. We'll be using red to create the berries and greens for the leaves. So depending upon the kind of wreaths we have created, we'll be either starting with the rats or with the greens for the leaves. For this one, I decided to add the berries in the middle bit larger berries. For this one, I decided to create the berries bit more smaller. You can vary the seeds and the sizes and the cluster of the baries. Instead of eating the three or four cluster the baries, you can create single berries or sets of two berries or even multiple ones. Instead of using the watercolor brush to create these berries, you can always use the fine liner brush pins or gel pins to create a bit more precise and more accurate circular seeps for the berries. Here to lm adding two or three berries for leaves. And as you can see, I'm not adding the berries for all the leaves, but for some of them, Wait for the eats to dry. And in here, I'm creating this simple person of the wreath. So very simple basic saves for the leaves. The leaves are not attached to each other. Just very plain and simple, this kind of leaf pattern for the entire section. This is a very simple example of the wreath that you can create using only two or three colors. Now for the second one, here, I'll be using two or three shades of the green. Here I'm starting with darker sad of the green. Simple seeps like I saw you in the last example of the leaf. You can alwaysvry the seeps and the sides as well as the coloring for the leaves. And with these, we are done with this, I'll be adding another layer of green to add more leaves when it dries up. For this one. Since in here, I use a bit darker sd of the green, dark green for the flat ones. In here, I'm using a bit lighter seed of the green. It is not that much clearly visible in here, but later on, we'll be doing a little bit of outlining to make it a little bit more distinct and a little bit more clear. For all the darker wreaths, we'll be using a bit lighter shades of the green and we'll be doing the outlining either with a bit more darker side of the green or using a bit lighter side of the green or white to do the outlining to make it a little bit more clear and a bit more distinct. Mostly, we'll be using lighter side of the flat as and add darker side of the green for the designs and the pattern for the wreaths. For in here, we'll be using two or three sets of the greens and two or three kinds of leave for this one, starting with this very simple kind of leave, creating this kind of seed for the leaf surrounding the berries that we created. Now in here, creating this kind of holly leaves. For our projects, we'll be making the sizes of wreath a little bit larger since this will be encircling the bunnies, so we'll be creating the leaves a little bit more detail, a bit more defined, and a bit more bigger. We'll wait for it to rise and then add a little bit more detailing till it dries. Let's do the outlining for some of the leaves we have created in here. I won't be doing the complete outlining. I'll be creating this kind of bit broken lines to do the outlining. For some of the sections, I'll be adding a bit more thicker lines to make it a bit more organic and for the others, I'll be making the lines a bit thinner. You can always use the green colour fine liner bras pain to do the outline, or you can just leave it as it is simple single colored leaves. Let's do this holly leaves. Using a bit more bolder side of the green to do the outlining and I'm also creating the mid drips and the veins. Here, too, if you want, you can create a bit of broken lines, not covering the entire section of the stems and the leaves, only covering a little bit of it, using broken line like this. Adding the mid robs and the veins. Let's do the remaining two leaves we have in here. And with these, we are done with the holly leaves. For this one, in here, I'm using olive green. In here, I'm using a bit darker side of the olive to create this kind of leaf. Just another variety of leaf in here. Instead of two leaves in here, I'm creating three or more leaves. If you want, you can also use this to do a little bit of outlining for some of the leaves. These are some of the example that you can use in your project. You don't have to stick with it. You can create other kind of designs pattern leave as you see fit. Put this one, adding another set of leaf using this dark olive color. In here, I mistaking, use a bit more darker side of the olive colour, so it's slipping a little bit like black. I mixed a little bit of brown with this, so it n out like this. But for our project, we'll be using a bit lighter sads of the green. And as I was mentioning for this, using this to do the outlining for the light seeds of the green that we used to create the leave Instead of this, you can always use the fine line or the brass pin to do the outlining. And you can also use the white colour to do the outlining that will make the things a little bit more interesting. For this one, I'm only adding the mid drips in the middle. If you want, you can do the outlining for other sections too. I'm just doing the opposite, just outlining the outer edges of the sleeve. I'm not creating the mid drips or the veins, mostly focusing this on the outer edges, adding a little bit more green for the curve sections. Later on when this dries up, we'll be also using a little bit of white, adding stems for some of the leaves in here, the lighter side of the green. Using the same seed of the green to make the outlines of the holly leaves that we create a little bit more distinct. Since these leaves are quite small, I'm not able to create the kind of more distinct and precise outline. I would advise you to use the breast pin or the fine liner to do the outlining. Adding few more leaves in here to make it a little bit more colorful. Going with the ye to add a little bit of highlights. For the larger berries, I'll be creating this kind of exclamation mar and for the smaller ones, single one or two dots to add the highlights, or you can see a little bit of reflection. If you have white gelmen you can always use that to create this kind of small highlights. In here, I'm using gauze to add the highlight. You can always use the white jelly pen. If you have, you can use bit concentrated acrylic color or bit concentrated, white water color for this one, too, adding small dots for the berries, a little bit of white lime in the middle midrib for the holly leaves. You don't have to add the white for all the berries. You can just add it for some of the berries. In here, since we created very small berries, adding very small and minute dots for it. Moving on to the berries that we have in here at the bottom. Using this white to create the mid drips for this one, a little bit of broken lines. A bit smaller than thinner lines to create a bit of mid drips and a little bit of small section of the stems. You can experiment on your own and create different kind of varieties of the leaves. You can admit more patterns to it, a bit of more designing as you see fit, create this kind of bit broken lines to add a little bit more texture and characteristics to your leaves. Adding more tiny dots for the remaining berries we have in here. Another kind of a small pattern or design using this white to create this kind of leaves. Small we like saps, or you can say small leaves set of two leaves. In here, I decided to use this white to do the outlining and add mid dips in the wins for the small holes I created. Apart from this, you can also use the white to create the small random dots. And you can also create this kind of star like scene to add a little bit more highlights or to sew a little bit more to sew a little bit of ornaments present. Here, let's use this to add a little bit of more designs, simple, small we like s with this white. And with these, we add with this demonstration vine. I'll be seeing in the next video with our Falls project. 5. Winter snuggle wreath 1st Project : Welcome to the first project Winter Nagal Ri. Let's start with a pencil sketch. Starting with this kind of triangular oval se for its face. If you want to make adjustment with the seep of the piece, you can do it. You can make it a bit more roundest bit more circular. Let's create simple droopy ears for our bunny. And now let's add the hands. A small section of its hands are visible in here. Very small round sep for the hands and find me, creating the outline for the bow. This is our first pencil sketch for our bunny. Let's create the circular outline for the wreath. Instead of creating this circular shape, if you want, you can create other kind of seeps too. You can also create a bit of triangular see. With this, we add with a basic pencil sketch. Let's lightly erase it. Insure that a small section of the pencil sketch should remain visible so that we can use it to do the coloring. Let's do the coloring. And here I'm using a bit diluted ocher. I mixed a little bit of white with it to get this seed of the color. Going over the entire outline of the money that we have created. Creating this kind of bit rounder seeps for the head. Now, let's do the outlining for its ear. Make the lower part of the ears a little bit more thicker like this. Now, for its hands. Very simple and basic seeps for its hands. Going over the outline for its other hand. And finally, let's do the outlining for the ear. If you want to add a little bit of coloring, you can create a bit lighter flat was for the face. Use a bit more diluted color for that. I won't be doing the coloring for any of the rabbits. In here, I'm using gel paint to do the outlining for the boom. Instead of this, you can always use the watercolor, gauze or brush pin, sketch pin, whatever you are comfortable with. Since this is your first project, I decided to keep things simple. That's why I use this gel pen. Now let's do the flatw. In here, I'm using the darker set of the queen. And in here, I'll be creating this kind of outline for the entire weak. Instead of this, if you want, you can feed simple circular see. I'll be doing the outlining with this and then filling the entire section with it. Moving onto the other side, adding it carefully in here. Instead of using bit darker side of the green, you can always use bit lighter side of the green or other sides of the green or combinations of the green. Now for the insides, adding this green in here in between the ear and the remaining section of its head. In here, I'm going to do the outlining for the entire section of the rabbit and the bow and then filling the entire and then fill the rest of the spice with the green carefully, doing the outline for the entire section. Here you'll have to be a bit cautious and careful to do the outlining. We don't want the two colours to mix. And instead that the color that you used to do the outlining has dried up, otherwise, we might mix up, and we don't want that. Adding it carefully in here for this small triangular region. Now let's do the outlining for this hand. Now let's do the outlining for this hand. And with this we had with the outlining of the bunny's body. Now, doing the outlining for the bow that we have created. And now let's do a flight pass. So filling the entire section with the screen. If you want, you can create a flat or otherwise, you can also create a little bit of graded vase. So for that, I would advise you to add a bit more darker scene of the green near the buny as well as the bow. And for the remaining section, use a bit lighter scene, or you can just dilute it a little bit with the water. In here, I'm going to create a flat vs. So in here, I'm keeping the consistency of the green uniform. And with this, we are done with the upper part. Let's do the remaining section. Adding it for this bottom left side. And now moving on to the other side, the right side. I see that the consistency of the colour remains seen if you are going to do a flat pause. And with this, we are done with this side of the green for the flat vase. We will wait for it to dry a little bit and then add reds and greens and whites. In here, I'm using a bit more darker seed of the green to go over the outlines. The colors will mix a little bit on its own. If you want to create a bit more clear and precise outline, you can wait for it to dry, or you can just follow along with me and do the outlining. I'm also going to add a little bit of the green for some of the regions to make that region a bit more darker to sew a little bit of sadose casted by the ears as well as its hand and a little bit by the bow and little bit by the bow that we created. Oh creating these kind of small strokes with this darker side of the green to create this kind of little bit sadose in here. Continuing on with the remaining section, going over the outlines. This has dried up a little bit, so only a small portion of this green will mix with the remaining flat was winded. I was hoping to create a little bit of subtle gradient in between these two different seeds of the green. And with these, we are done with this dark green for the outlining. Adding a little bit more green in here to make the sados a bit more darker. Surrounding the outline in here with this dark green. If you want, you can also add a little bit for the upper part. And now let's blend these two colors a little bit. In here, I'm using water and spreading this dark green to blend it with the remaining flat as we created. Here we are trying to create a graded vase or a bit of gradient in between these two different sides of the green. Now, let's add the facial expressions. In here, I'm using breast pain to create the ice for our bunny, doing with a to create heart sp for its nose. I am using seal pain to create this heart sep? Very simple straight and curved lines. If you want, you can always add whiskers with bras pain or using the watercolor brushes. For rosy chicks in here, I'm using a little bit of pink colour. Adding it just below the eyes and a little bit apart from the nose. And with these, we add them with the piece. Now let's do the coloring for the bow. So in here, I'm using flame red. Instead of this, you can always use the brass pain, jail pin, screech pain to make this process a bit more easier. I'm leaving a little bit of white piece in between the outline section to act as a little bit of outline. If you want, you can cover the entire section with the red. As you can see, I'm leaving a little bit of white piece in between the outline regions, adding it for this section. And with these, we add with this flame red. The flat mass that we created has dried up in here using light green and creating the simple simple leaves, a set of 23. It is not that much visible in here, but when it dries up, it will become a bit more visible and bit more lighter. And now going in with the red, creating these small circular saves for the berries. In here, I'll be creating single baries If you want you can create cluster of berries or pair of berries or three or four berries as you prefer. Simple circular seve with this y. You have to use a bit more concentrated red if you are using watercolor to overlay this on top of this green. Let's add one more in here. And one more in here. If you want, you can add more Mary's, but I'm satisfied with it. Adding a little bit more of this raid on top of the lion raid to create a little bit of seeding, not covering the entire section, but just near the center, a little bit of small strokes with this to create a bit of seeding. Now going in with the white to create this kind of small simple saves, small leaves like pattern. Right now, you can also use a bit darker side of the green to do the outlining for the lights of the green that we use. You can also use this white to do the outlining for the leaf. And you can also wait for the light green to dry and then use Membraspen to do the outlining, or you can leave it as it is. Since when this dries up, the light seeds of the green will become a bit more gleser and more visible. I won't be doing anything with the light seeds of the green that I used earlier to add the leaves. Using this white to create more simple sets like this, you can also create stars and add some simple ornaments on this wreath. Using this white for the board to create a little bit of highlights, small strokes with the white. And with these, we add with our first project, Winter Snuggle wreath. And as you can see, the light greens that we used earlier has become a bit more lighter and a bit more distinct. And I'll be seeing in the next project Smiling holiday bunny. 6. Smiling holiday bunny 2nd Project : Welcome to the second project, Smiling Holiday Bunny. Let's start with the basic sketching in here. Instead of starting with the bunny space, I am starting with the circular S for the wreath. For this one, I decided to use the watercolor to do the coloring. You can use watercolor or course as you see fit, creating this circular see for the outline of the wreath. Now, let's create a little bit of oval see for the fees of our bunny. To make this process a little bit easier, you can always use vertical and horizontal intersecting lines to create the fees. Creating this kind of oval see a bit smaller oval see for its face. Instead of this, you can create the same face like we did for the first project, creating small hands. These hands are comparatively more smaller and the hands are both folded in front, creating the outline for the bow. Instead of this bow, you can also add other kind of accessories or ornaments. Let's create the droopy ears for the head, and here I created this kind of spikes for the top of its head. Droopy ears. Instead of this kind of droopy ears, you can also create standing ears just I saw it as I showed you in the demonstration video, doing the outline for the second here. And with this, we are with the basic pencil uske for both the read and the bunny. If you want to make adjustment to the seep side, you can do that. Lightly raise it and ensure that a small section remains visible so that we can use it to do the coloring. So let's do the outlining. In here, I'm using a skin color. I added a little bit of white to it and using a bit thicker consistency of it. This time. In here, I'm using gauze to do the outlining. But for the remaining section for the wreath, I'll be using the watercolor. Doing the outlining for the piece of our bunny creating these kind of small spikes for its top of the head. Let's do the outlining for its ears. As I mentioned, for the lower section of its ears, I'll be making them a little bit bolder, so a bit more thicker lines in here. With this, we are done with this first e. Let's do the outlining for the second one. You don't have to stick with the pencil outline that you created. You can make the adjustment, and you can make adjustment as you see fit going over the outline, making this region a little bit more thicker. And with this, we are done with the outlining for its face and the ears, moving onto its sand, small hands, doing the outlining for this. Here, too, if you want, you can make the lower ends of both the hands a bit more thicker. And with these, we are done with this color for the outlining. Now, let's do the coloring. In here, I'm using a bit thicker consistency of the light green. Instead of this thicker consistency, you can always use a bit lighter consistency. But for all the projects in here, I decided to make them a little bit more vibrant, bit more colorful. So that's why I'm using a bit thicker consistency of this green watercolor. You can use the lighter one just as I showed you in the demonstration vineo in here, I did outline for the bow that we created and now I'll be doing the outlining for all the sections of the money that we created so that the two colors don't mix with each other. We'll have to presides and create small brass strokes to do the outlining. Here too, I'll be using a bit darker side of the green to do the outlining later on. Moving on to the other side, starting with doing the outlining and now. Adding this light green care fully beside the hands and the ear of our bunny, filling the entire section, the outline section with this light green. In see that the consistency of the green remains the same. If you are going to create a flat v, otherwise, you can also create a graded vase or you can also create gradient. Let's do the outlining first, and then we'll be adding the color for the insides, creating this kind of outline for the entire section of the wreath. Let's feel the entire section with it. Right now, I'm starting with spreading the color from the outline, and then I'll also be doing a little bit of outlining for the bunny's head. Here for this upper region and decided to create a bit of gradient. To do that in here, lm decreasing the intensity of the green a little bit. Ali spreading the green from the top to the lower section. So Al spreading the green from the top to the piece of the bunny. This spread the color from top to the bottom and thus reducing its intensity a little bit. You can also use a little bit of water to spread the color and make it a little bit more diluted. You can clearly see the region close to the bunny is a little bit lighter, and the outlined section is a little bit more darker. Now in here, I'm using a little bit of red to create this hot seed for the nose of our bunny, a little bit of red for their rosy cheeks. We will wait for the green to dry and then add the berries and the leaves till it dries. Now, going with the breast pain to create this kind of smiley eyes. So both the eyes of this one is closed, small mouth. You can always use the breast pain or the end to create small whiskers. And with these, we are done with our bunny. Let's do the coloring for the bow tie. In here, I'm using this red. And as I mentioned, you can always use other color. You don't have to create this kind of bow. You can also add ornaments or other accessories. I'm leaving a little bit of white spiece in between. I'm using this whites piece as the outline. Instead of leaving the whites piece, if you want, you can cover the entire section with the red. For the lower regions in here too, I'll be leaving a little bit of white space. You can always use the fine ended bra spin or ski spin to do the coloring for the small sections. This will be our primary layer or you can see flat mass for our boti. When this dries up, I'll be going darker side of the rain. Now, let's create the berries. I'm using a thicker consistency of the red and overlaying this on top of the green that we used earlier. I waited for the green to dry and then I'm adding it. Otherwise, if you add when it is not dried up, the two colours might bleed a little bit and mix with each other. Here for this one, I'm creating cluster of the berries, two or three berries. Instead of this, you can create single bellies like we did for our first project. Adding one more berry in here. And with this, we are done with the baries. If you want, you can add a little bit more baries using a bit thicker consistency of the red to do a little bit of sdingT sew a little bit of sado cast it by the hand of our bunny and also using this to do a little bit more outlining for the bowtie. A little bit of more red for some of the berries. This red for some of the bariesT sow a little bit of sading that one side of the baries are a bit darker. Adding a little bit more detailing in here in form of small lines, a little bit of hatching lines. And with these, we ade with this red. Let's create leaves. In here, I'm using grass green and creating this kind of small leaves. You can create single leaves or you can create pair of leaves like this. You don't have to create the same kind of leaf I am creating. You can create other kind of leave that I showed you in the demonstration video. I'll be adding this kind of leaf for the entire region. I won't be over saturating it. But if you want, instead of this, you can use other kind of leaf or you can also use other leaves in combination with this. Instead of using the single leaf, you can use two or three different kind of leaf and make it a little bit more interesting. You can also use a little bit of darker seed of the green to do the outlining for these leaves, or you can also use white to do the outlining and add and add mid ribs and the veins for the leaf. Since this is our second project, I won't be adding that much detailings to it. But if you want, you can proceed with that. Making these regions a little bit more darker, a little bit of greens in here, just below the ears and a little bit just above its hand. And with these, we are done with this green. In here, I'm using jelly paint to create highlights, and it was not working on it. Using this jelly pin to create a little bit of highlight for the bow tie too. Instead of this, you can always use the concentrated white colour gauze, white ink, or you can also use acrylic to add this kind of highlights. It's not working the way I hobed, but yeah, instead of this, you can always use other things to do the highlighting. So this time in here, I'm using a bit concentrated white. So white from the watercolor to create this kind of small highlights for some of the baries. Small dots with this white for the highlights. Adding a little bit for the nose too. Adding a little bit of more for the bow tie that we create in small streaks with this wine. This is optional. If you don't want, you don't have to do this. For the first one, I forgot to add the highlights, so adding the highlights, tiny dots with the white for the highlight for all the red baries that we create in a little bit of detailing for the bow tie in here, too, small streaks with the white. If you're satisfied, you don't have to do this. We are done with our second project, Smiling Holiday Bunny. If you want to add more details, you can do outlining. You can add mid drips in the veins for the leaves. You can add another kind of leaf. But I'm satisfied with it, how it turned out. And I'll be seeing you in the next project Holly Hug Bunny. 7. Holly hug bunny 3rd Project : Welcome. Welcome to the third project. This is the smallest of all the project. In here, I only did the flat pass for the background. I did not addit any lements like leaves, berries, or flower or ornaments. One of the simplest project, creating very simple seeps for the hand. One hand is in the front and other one is waving. Let's create simple ears, droopy ears for our bunny. For the first three bunnies, I decided to create this kind of droopy ears. Instead of this, if you want, you can create other kinds of ears. Let's do the outlining the circular C for the wreath. Instead of creating circular see for all the wreaths, you can experiment on your own and create different kind of seeps triangular, rectangular, hexagonal. And with these, we are done with the basic pencil sketching. In here. Let's do the outlining. This time in here, I'm using gauze, and I was sure that with the gauze, I can simply overlay it on top of the pencil sketch, and it won't be visible. But when I applied it in here, it was not able to cover the pencil sketch, lightly raising the pencil sketch and continuing on with creating and continuing on with going over the outlines that we created with this pencil. Going over the outline for the ears, making the side a little bit more thicker. For all the nine bunnies that we'll be creating in this class, I'll be using mostly this color. I'll be wearing the sets a little bit. Either I'll be making it a little bit lighter or a bit more darker. Instead of this, you can always use different colors to create the outlines for the bunnies, creating the outline for the hand. In here, I decided to make the hand a little bit softer, creating this kind of small dust stroke for the spikes on top of the head of our bunny. And with these, we are done with the outline for our bunny. Let's do the wreath. In here, I'm using green. Oh for this project, I'm using gauze. Let's create this kind of circular see. I won't be adding any details, leaves, berries or ornaments. For this project, we are keeping things simple and just creating simple flat as and just creating simple background for the wreath. In here, if you want, you can create flat base, but I'll be creating a little bit of gradient. So I'm just spreading that color. The upper part will be a little bit darker, and as we move away from it, I'm just spreading the color and thus decreasing its intensity a little bit. And with these we are done with the top right side. Let's do the same thing on this left side. Spraying their color. Increasing in intensity a little bit for the regions closer to the bunny. You can also create gradient. You can use other color in here too. I'll be spreading the color in here, but for now, it's to the For now in here I'm using red to create the bow. You don't have to create the bow. Instead of this, you can create other kind of accessories or ornaments too. Very simple say, a small portion of this bow is covered by the hand of our bunny. Here, too, I'm using a bit thicker consistency of the red, as we have to overlay this on top of the green that I used to create the outline. Overlaying this red on top of the green outline sections. And with this, we are done with this first layer for the bow, continuing on with the green. You'll have to add it a little bit carefully in here. You can wait for the red to dry or you can just add it carefully and precisely treading the colour to get a little bit of gradient. Adding green in this triangular region, just in between the ear and the piece of our bunny. Carefully spreading the green in here. Now, let's feel the remaining space with the green just by spreading it. Here, the intensity of the green is a little bit more darker, so I'm spreading the color a little bit more. Spreading the color on this side, too. Now, I'll be spreading the color more wherever it's required and trying to create a little bit of gradient in between the darker side of the green and bit lighter stat that we created just by spreading the color. If you want to make the region a little bit more lighter, you can use a little bit of water and make that region a little bit wetter and then use tissue paper to soak it up to decrease in intensity. And I'm satisfied with it how it turned out the background. Now, using the breast pain to create the eyes for our bunny, a little bit larger eyes for our bunny. You can create other kind of fecal expressions, different kind of eyes. You can make it a bit bolder, a bit more bigger. You can add eyebrows or eyices too. Using the pink colour to create the nose. Triangular see for the nose of our bunny, creating rosy chicks, using red, small oval seeps with the red. And now, let's add the mouth. Using raspine to create very simple mouth. And with these, we are done with our third project, Holly Hug Bunny, a very simple one. I was not satisfied with it, so later on, I added a little bit of more detailing. I added this kind of holly leaves using olive color and I used white to create mid ribs. Apart from that, I also added berries. So this is how it turned out, and I'll see you in the next project. 8. Evergreen snuggle bunny 4th Project : Welcome to the fourth project Evergreen Snuggle Bunny. This will be a little bit different from all the projects we have covered so far. In here, we'll be creating somewhat of semicircularsy for the wreath. Starting with the simple heap for the feast kind of ovals for its space. In here, I also made the fest a little bit more larger and a bit more rounder. For all the three projects in this section, I'll be creating this kind of bit large and bent ears. Instead of this, if you want, you can create the other kind of ears that I sold you droopy ears or standing ears. Let's create its sand very simple hands. Both of its hands are in the front. In here, I'll be adding three berries. You can increase or decrease the number of the berries as you see fit. Now for the remaining section, both of its feet will be visible in here. Simple aliptical save for the feet. A. For the entire section, I'll be creating leaves in here and using two or three different sads of the green to do the coloring. Instead of this, if you want, you can create the secular wreath that we have created so far, adjusting the feet a little bit towards the ring. For the insides of the ears, in here, I'll be adding a little bit of pink colour. And with this, we are done with our pencil sketch. Let's erase it, lightly erase it, ensure that a small section would remain visible so that we can use it to do the coloring. Start with the outlining. Here I'm using the same color, skin color mixed with a little bit of gray. You can use other colors as you see fit. Let's do the outlining for its hands for the hands, making this region a little bit more thicker. So for all the bends and the curve region, I'll be making them a little bit more thinker like this. Let's go with the outline for the ears. Vary the thickness of the lines a little bit to make it a little bit more organic and add a little bit more characteristic. For some of the regions, make the lines a bit more thinner and for others, make the lines a bit more thicker. Apart from that, you can also create a little bit of broken lines, creating this kind of small brusse stroke here in here for the second ear, making this bend portion a little bit more thicker. With these, we are done with the face, here, and the hands. Let's do the remaining section of its bonding Let's go over the outline for the feet that we have created. The soles of its feet are visible in here. I'll be using a little bit of red along with the pink to do the coloring. I'll be using greens to add a little bit of leaves in between the foot. And with these, we are done with this outlining. Let's do the coloring. I'm starting with the light green and creating this kind of very simple leaves. C. Apart from the slighter side of the green, I'll also be using bit more darker sets of the green. So this is the lightest side that I'll be using, and on top of it, I'll be going with the grass green and then a little bit of dark green. You can wary the seeps and the sides of the leaf. Instead of creating this kind of leaf, you can create other kinds of leaf, too. Mainly, I'll be creating this kind of leaf only and I'll wearing the seeps a little bit. Moving on to the other sites too. This process a little bit more faster and easier. You can also start with the stems and then add leaves alongside it. Otherwise, you can just follow along with me and add a simple leaves like this. And as you can see, I'm leaving quite space in between the leaves, so I'll be using another seeds of the green to add another layers of the leaves. And with these, we are done with the lighter side of the green. Let's go in with more darker side of the green. In here, I'm using grass green overlaying this grass green on top of the light seeds of the leaves that we create. In here, I won't be covering the entire light green section, but some of the sections. And also, mostly, I'll be adding this green on top of the white sections. Instead of creating this kind of leaf, you can create other kinds of leaf. You can create holly leaves or smaller leaves or a bit more brown and longer leaves. Since I used a bit thicker consistency of the color, the green that I used, the light green that I use has dried up. Otherwise, in your case, if it's not dried up, you'll have to wet a little bit and then add another layer on top of it. Otherwise, the two will mix with each other, and we don't want that. Getting smaller leaves in here too. For the upper regions, I'm adding a little bit smaller leaves. And with these, we are done with the grass green, and now going in with the third seed. So in here, I'm using dark green. For most of the white spice, I'll be using this. I'll also be using this to do the outlining for the light seeds of the leaves that we created for the first layer, mostly filling the white empty spaces as well as doing the outlining for some of the green leaves, the light seed of the green that we used in sailing. You can also use this to create a little bit of mid rips in the veins for some of the lighter seeds of the leaf that we created earlier. Carefully doing the outlining for the leaves like this and filling the white space with it. So this is going to take a little bit of time since we have to fill a lot of empty spaces. Instead of this, if you want, you can also add another layer of leaves with this dark green and cover the white spaces. So this will be the third layer of the leaf if you are going to do that. Or instead of this, you can only use this green to create mid ribs in the veins and doing the outlining for the two layers of leaf that we created earlier. Adding it for this triangular region in here in between both of its hands in between both of its hands. Let's do the outlining in here, too. For outlining, you have to create bit thinner strokes with the brush and just do simple outlining. If you want to add a little bit of detailing, you can make the rounder. You can make the edges a little bit more thicker. Now for the middle region in here, outlining some of the green leaves and feeling the whites piece with this dark green. And when this dries up, I'll be going with a thicker consistency of the rate to create three berries. Instead of creating three berries, you can create multiple ones. I'll be creating somewhat of larger seed for the berries. You can vary the seed sizes as well as number of the berries stew. Moving on to this right side and carefully adding this color in here just beside its hand. Now for the top, doing the outlining for some of the leaves in here. Empty region in here, completely filling it with the wing. You can also use this dark going to create another outline for the wreath that we have created in here. Now, I'll only be adding it wherever it's required or to make the outlines a little bit more defined or to make the soup a little bit more carve adding a little bit on the side too. Make the outline of the bunny a little bit more clear and distinct. With these, we are done with three seeds of the greens, we will wait for it to dry a little bit and then use to add the berries on top of the greens. Now, in here, I'm going with pink, adding a little bit of pink for its ear, small thin streak with the pink to add this. Adding it for the second year Adding it a little bit for its paws and for its fee. So this kind of oval s for its food. For the pause of its food, creating this kind of oval sin. The small dots like this, adding it in here too. If you want, you can also use this for its hands too. I'll be using another side of the color for its hand. In here, I'm using this clem rate to create nose, heart see for its no, adding a little bit for the chicks, small circular see, small oval seep like this for the chicks. Now let's add the eyes and the mouth. So in here, I'm using the breast bean and creating this kind of simple circular C for the eyes. Creating this kind of simple see for its mouth. You can always add whiskers for your bunnies if you prefer. Going in with a little bit of concentrated seed of the pink. Adding a little bit of pink for both of its hands. Instead of adding it like this, you can also create a small pause for its hand stew. I also decided to use a little bit of this pink for the hand. Now, in here, I'm going with the red. Use bigger consistency of the red to create the berries in here. Adding a little bit of rain for the pas too, a little bit on the lower section of its paws small dots in here too. Apart from the three large berries, you can also create a bit smaller or numerous berries if you prefer. Now, in here, I'm going with the bras pin to do the outlining for the berries to make this bit more clear and distinct from the rest of the green wreath that we have created. Also, if you want, you can use a bit of darker side of the green to create a little bit of sding here, but I'm using this breast pin and just slightly creating this and just lightly making this region a little bit darker. This is optional. If you don't want to do this, you can just leave it as it is. Instead of this, you can also add three holly leaves surrounding the berries. That will be interesting too. You can use lighter state of the queen to create the holly leaves and use darker state of the green to do the outlining. Now, going with the white to add the highlight for our berries, and dots for the highlight for its eyes and a little bit of detailing for both of its foot. And with this, we atturn with our third project, you queen Snuggle Many. I'll see you in the next project Golden with money. 9. Golden wreath bunny 5th Project : Hi, and welcome to the fb project Golden Wreath Bunny. Let's start with a sketch for the outline, starting with the circular C for the Wreath. So this will be a little bit different kind of bunny that we'll be creating. We'll be creating a side view of the bunny with standing ears. Creating this kind of C for its face, a combination of both elliptical and oval C. Instead of this, if you want, you can create the front view. Now, let's add the here, creating this kind of bit slanted front ears. Let's do the second here. Instead of this, if you want, you can create the other kind of ear droopy ears or normal ears or bent ears. In here, I'll be creating its nose, a bit larger nose. One of its size will be here and a small portion of it will be visible. I'll be creating the both eye in here. Instead of this, you can create other kind of accessories, berries, or you can add other lement ornaments, if you prefer. For this one, we'll be starting with the light seeds of the color and use a little bit of darker seed to add the leaves. I won't be adding any berries, but if you want, you can add them. I decided to make the seep of the wreath a little bit larger. So just extending the side a little bit more. And with these, we are done with the basic pencil sketching. Let's slightly erase the pencil mouths. Suit that the small sections would remain visible that can be used to do the coloring. Let's do the coloring. In here, I'm starting with the light olive. In here, I'm starting with this gray mixed with a little bit of pink colour. Let's go over the outline of the bunny that we have created. For this section in here, for its face, I'm creating this kind of bit broken lines to add a little bit of furry texture for its face, making this region a little bit more darker. Now for the ear. So this ear will be facing in the front and the other hear will be facing towards the other side. So for this one, I'll be adding a little bit of pink for the inside. For this one, the second one. So this is facing on the other side. I won't be adding any pink, but if you want, you can add the pink color for both of them. Or instead of the pink color, you can use other lighter sides of the colour. Only a small section of its body will be visible in here. If you want, you can also create a little hands. I won't be doing it. With these, we are done with a simple sketching. Let's add a little bit more texture for it. Creating these kind of small lines to add a little bit of texture, a little bit furry texture. For its ears too, adding a little bit more details, adding this kind of simple lines just beside the outline regions. And with these, we are done with this color going with the pink, a little bit of pink for this front facing ear. If you want, you can add it for this tub and decided to make it look that it is facing towards the other direction, using pink for its nose, a little bit for its sticks, a small portion on the side tube. I decided to make the outlines a little bit more pinkish in color, overlaying a little bit of pink color on top of the earlier outline section. Also creating this kind of small strokes with the brush to create a little bit of fern like texture and also to create a little bit of here like texture for the top and the remaining section of its fees. If you want, you can also create fur like texture for its here too. And with these, we are the outlining with the pink. Now going in with the red for the bowtie here, too, I'm leaving a little bit of white spies in between. Instead of using this red, you can use other color or you can also add berries instead of this simple bow tie. Adding the color for this one, here we are doing a flat base. When this dries up, I'll be going in with a bras pain to do the outlining. If you want, you can use another sides of the red to create a little bit of sading and you can also use black or white to create a little bit of highlights or shadows, creating another ribbon in here. And with these, we are done with the red. If you want, you can add a little bit of red on top of the pink chicks. Let's do the remaining section. So in here, I'm using this olive color. Filling the entire section of this wreath with this olive colour. Right now, I'm just creating this kind of rough texture for the outline, and then I'll be spreading that color for the entire section. Adding a little bit for the ensign? No. Let's spread the colour to green little bit of flat was. This is not a true flat pas since the outside region or the outlines are a little bit more darker, and this region closer to the many a little bit lighter. So you can say this is a little bit of gradient with this light olive color. Spreading the color a little bit more. Now let's move on to the other side, doing the same thing, carefully spreading the color in here just beside its face and the body. A little bit of color just below the red. And with this, we are done with this color now going with this light green, adding it just beside the money's face and mixing it with the light olive that we just used. To mix this color or blend it a little bit properly, you can use a little bit of you can use a little bit of water and spread it so that the two colors will blend perfectly and create a gradient. Otherwise, you can just simply spread the color like in here I'm doing. The two colors will mix on its own a little bit. I will wait for it to dry and then add another layer of leaf on top of it till it dries. I'm using this span to create the yes, simple circular see for the eyes of our bunny. Now for the nose and the mouth, simple i see. If you want, you can also add whiskers. Now moving on to the bow tie, simply doing the outlining with this bras pan. This is optional. Instead of this, as I mentioned, you can use other sides of the red to do the coloring, creating a little bit of gradient and doing a little bit of shading. Also, you can use white to add a little bit of highlights and reflection for it. In here, if you want, you can create different kind of patterns or designs. Now let's do the outlining for the remaining section. I'm not following the exact outlining that I created with the red. If you want, you can follow it. And with these, we are done with this. Now, let's create a simple leaves. In here, I'm using a bit concentrated green and creating this kind of simple leaves. Simple leaves like this in here. And for the insides, I'll be using a little bit of more lighter side of the cream. You can vary the seeps in the sizes of the leaf. Instead of using this single kind of leave, you can use multiple kind of leaf. You can also add berries in between the leaves. And with these, we are done with this side, moving on to the other side, doing the same thing, creating this kind of simple leaves. Let's add a few more leaves in here for this space in the middle. Now, let's spread the color. So completely filling the insights with this. In here, the insights are a little bit of lighter seed since we use the darker consistency of the colour to do the outlining. So the insights are quite lighter than sand, as you can see. If you want to make it a little bit more lighter, you can just was a little bit of color and then use the lighter side of the green to do the coloring for the insides. In here, I'm using a bit more darker side of the green and creating another kind of small leaf, the same kind of leaf that we created earlier. But in here, the leaves are quite more darker and a bit more smaller. Instead of creating this kind of leaf, you can always create other kinds of leaf. For this wreath, too, I'll be keeping it quite simple. A main focus for this wreath will be the cute little bunny in the center. So I won't be adding more detailing for our wreath. But if you want, you can always add berries or other kind of leaves too. And you can also add different kind of ornaments. The contrast between the two seeds of the green was not that apparent, so I decided to use this darker side of the green to redo the outlining. So just going over the outline section and making it a little bit more darker. And with these, we are almost done with this side, moving on to the other sign. This is optional. If you don't want to do this, you can just leave it as it is. Or to make it a little bit faster, you can always use the bra spin. And to make the leaves a little bit more detailed, you can also use this colour to add the mid drips in the wing. You can also use white to add highlights or do done detailings in the form of mid rips in the win. These are all opsonal. And with these, we are done with the greens going in with this white jelly pin to add the highlights for the eyes of our bunny. And with these, we are done with our fifth project, golden Wreath money. Theme in the next project with a festive no bunny. 10. Festive bow bunny 6th Project : Welcome to the sixth project Festive Bow Bunny. Let's start with a simple sketch for our bunny. This one will be somewhat similar to the fourth project we did, same kind of see, same kind of ear, and the same kind of the body. Instead of the berries, we'll be creating bow tie and we'll be creating different kind of circular wreath. Creating this kind of simple elliptical see for its face, creating this kind of bent ears. Let's do the outlining for the second bent ear. This is a little bit longer than the first one. Now, let's do the remaining section. A large bow tie in here. For all the projects in this class, I'll may be using red tie for the bow tie. Instead of this, if you want, you can use other colors as you prefer. You can also add patterns and designs to it. I'll be keeping it simple, but instead of this bow tie, you can also add ornaments and other kind of accessories. Creating these kind of small hands for it on both the sides. Now let's create the pass for our bunny. Simple elliptical seat. And just below the bot eye, I'll be adding few berries, creating this kind of circular seed for the wreath. In here, I'll be creating a little bit of different kind of wreath. In here, I'll be using two or three different seeds of the green to create different kind of leaves. And that's, I won't be doing any flat pass or gradient for the wreath. And yeah, with these we are done with a simple pencil sketching. Let's slightly erase it, Insure that a small section would remain visible that can be used to do the coloring. And now, let's do the coloring. In here, I'm using skin color to do the outlining. So a bit concentrated skin color for the outlining for our fees. The fees of our bunny, create a little bit of dynamic lines wearing the thickness of the line. For the regions of the bends and the curve, make the lines a little bit more thicker, making this region a little bit more thicker. Doing the same thing in here, making the sides a little bit more thicker. And with these, we are done with the outlining for both the ears. Let's do the outlining for the sand. A small section of its sides is visible. Now for the remaining section, both of its spas and bottom section is visible in here. Making this region a little bit more thicker, so adding another line over it. And with these we add with the outline in here, I'm using light ring to create this kind of simple leaves, the same kind of leaf that we used in our fifth project. For all our project, you can use and create other kind of leaf, you can use varieties of the leaf or you can just follow along with me and create the same kind of leaf that I creating in this project. Instead of using the lighter seeds of the green, you can use other sands. Adding a few more leaves. Let's add few more leaves. You can also vary the sizes of the leaf a little bit. Instead of creating this kind of leave, you can add the leaves in circular pattern or in trigolar pattern. Adding a little bit of leaves in here for the middle sextant. I'll also be adding a little bit of leaf in between the bow tie later on. And here I'm using red to do the coloring for the bow tie. Using flame red for this one. Let's do the coloring for this triangular section. A little bit of this is covered by the hand. Carefully adding it in here just beside both of its hand. Now let's feel the entire section with this red. Doing a flats, a simple flat pass with this flame red. Now we'll be grating ribbons, berries, and a little bit more detailing on the sides. The ribbons on this side too. Now for the large ribbons in here. Filling the entire section with this red. Now another amon in this side too. You can always create different kind of pattern designs with it. And I'll also be adding three marries in the middle, adding another layer of red on top of this to make it a little bit more darker to sow a little bit of seeding. Instead of this, you can use a bit more darker seed of the red to do a little bit of gradient creation and a little bit of seeding. Going back once again with the same green to add few leaves in this middle region. Adding few more leaves here and there. And yeah, with these, we are done with the leaves. If you want, you can add few more leaves. You can just vary the sizes of the leaf and add small leaves in between the larger ones. In here, I'm using pink, adding small elliptical sieves for the pause of our money, creating this kind of small three dots on the feet of our money. I'll be adding a little bit of this for the ear for this lower part of the ear, a small streak of the pink, adding it for this ear too. Now, let's add it for its nose and the rosy checks. Small elliptical s for the rosy checks. For both of its hand stew, a little bit of this pink color in here. And now, once again, going in with the red for the nose, triangular see for the nose. And I waited for it to dry. It has dried up. And here, I'm using a darker set of the green, dark green to create this kind of leaf. I'll be creating this kind of stem in the leaf, a set of two or three leaves on the stems, and I'll be overlaying this on top of the light greens that we used earlier to create the leaf. Instead of this kind of leaf, you can create other kind of leaf. You can also create holly leaves, large elongated leaves or the simple kind of leaf that I showed you in the demonstration video. I won't be covering the entire section, mostly adding this kind of leaf on top of the white regions, the white of the peeper Instead of this, you can use a bit lighter side of the green and and then use a bit darker seat of the green to do the outlining. Or for this darker seat of the green, you can wait for it to dry and then use a bit darker seed of the green mixed with brown to do the outlining. Adding one in here at the top. Let's add a few more in here. If you want to create the same kind of look for the wreath as the fourth project, you can use you can use a bit more darker sad if the green air completely filled the entire region, the white region of the people to make it a little bit more darker and also used to do the outlining for some of the lighter sades of the green leaves. Let's add a few more leaves. You can add as many leaves as you want, but try not to oversaturate it. You can also add few baries in between it. I was not able to record it, but later on, I used a bit darker side of the olive and create this kind of small leaves. I also use black to add the ice for our bunny. And in here, I'm using a bit darker side of the red to do a little bit of seeding and a little bit of detailing for the bowed ice we have created. Small strokes with the breast to create a little bit of detailing and outlining in here. And this is how it turned out. I added three ries just below the bowtie and used a little bit of wine to create this kind of detailing for the bowtie. This is optional. You can always use the black fine to do the outlining to make it a little bit more bolder and a bit more distinct. These we had done with our project Festive Bow Bunny, and I'll be seeing in the next project, Mistletoe Snuggle Bunny. 11. Mistletoe snuggle bunny 7th Project : Welcome to the seventh project misltosNgal Bani. So this will be a little bit different. All the three project, the seventh eighth and the ninth project will be creating full illustration of the monies. Starting with this kind of semicircular C for the top of the bunny's head and creating this kind of bit elliptical see for the remaining section of its face. Instead of this, you can use intersecting lines to make it a little bit easier or you can create oval seep or elliptical seep for the face of our bunny. This will be the scarf wrapped around its neck. Let's do the outlining for its hands and the legs. I'll be creating very small hands. And small and career pots for our bunny. This is the left of our bunny, and this will be the right p or the right leg. Let's create simple hand, the right hand of our bunny. This is just a simple pencil skit. If required, I'll be making a little bit of adjustment, creating the tail for our bunny. Let's create the outline for the ears of our bunny. Instead of this, if you want to keep it simple, you can only create the fees or you can only create the fees or up to the hands of the bunny. Mm for this one, I'll be creating large circular eyes. With this, we are done with a simple sat for our money. Let's erase the pencil sketch. Instead that a small section of the pencil sketch should remain visible like this so that we can use it to do the coloring. Once again, in here I'm using skin color mixed with a little bit of white or gray. We'll be going over the outline of the bunny's body, and for some of the section of the bunny's body, I'll also be doing a little bit of color. So I'll be using this color and add it a little bit just beside the outline section and then use water to spread it and blend with the white of the paper. The outlining in here, I'll be creating a little bit of broken lines. I'll also be wearing the thickness of the lines for some of the sexon. I'll be making the lines a bit thicker and others a bit thinner. Now moving on to the upper part. Make the cheeks of this money a little bit more rounder. Here we have got a chevy rabbit going over the outline for the ears. And in here, we'll be creating mistletoe and a simple circular wreath surrounding our bunny. As for the scarf around its neck, I'll be using shades of green, and I'll also be adding three berries at top of it. Instead of using greens, you can feed proper scarf or you can create bow die or other ornaments as you see fit. Doing the outlining for the tail of our bunny, make it a little bit fluffier, creating these kind of small strokes just beside the outline section. And with these, we are done with the outlining with this color. Now, let's do the coloring for the scarf around its neck. So in here, I'm starting with the grass green, a bit concentrated grass green. Using this grass screen to do the outlining. And then we're covering the entire section with this grasscreen I'll be doing a flat was with the grass green, then I'll be going with dark green and then create a little bit of graded flats. So small strokes with a dark green for some of the regions to create that kind of graded vs. Instead of this, you can always use other colors. And yeah, these, we turn with the flat vase with our grass green, spreading the colors a little bit more for more uniformity. And now in here, I'm going with a dark green. Let's convert this flat vase into a grated vase, small strokes with this to create a little bit of this kind of texture for the entire section. This is optimal. If you don't want to do this, you can just leave it as it is, or you can wait for it to dry and create different kind of pattern or designs using greens, yellows, or other seeds of the color. We will wait for it to dry and then add red for the berries till it dries. In here, I'm using pink for the pose of our money to small dots for this one. Now, for both of it and tiny dots. Now moving on to its here. Only for one year I added it. The other e is freezing on other direction. If you want, you can add it. If you want, you can add it for the other here too, adding the pink for the checks of our bunny. I decided to use the pink for the nose. Instead of the pink, you can also use red, making the nose and the mouth a little bit detailed as compared to the other bunny that we have created so far. And as I was mentioning that we'll be doing a little bit of coloring for our bunny. So I'm using the same color that I use for the outlining and adding it just above the outline section, primarily on the lower side, primarily on this bottom section. Add it a little bit in here too for the right lane, a little bit just below the green scarf that we created. Leave a little bit of a space in between the green and leave a little bit of a space in between the green. Now, for its space too, carefully adding it just above the green Scarf we created, a little bit just middle of the ears and a little bit for the ears too. Spreading the color and blending it with the rest of the paper. By spreading it just decrease in intensity so that it will merge with the white of the paper. Or instead of that, you can also use water to blend it with the rest of the white of the paper. I waited for it to it has dried up, and in here, I'm using this once again, using the pacellskis to create the circle C for the mistletoe, the mistleto leaves and the berries around our bunny. Instead of this, you can create other kind of seeds. Now let's do the coloring here, I'm using olive green going over the circular outline that we have created. No creating this kind of simple leaves. You can create other kind of leaf. You can add varieties of leave instead of just adding this kind of leaf. I'll be adding two kinds of leaf. This is the first one and then I'll be going with a grasscreen to create simple seep like leaf. Carefully creating this kind of small leave just around the bunny's body, around its feet and the paws and the remaining section of its body in this region. And now in here, I'm changing the direction of the leaves facing towards the right. For this side too, only a small section of the leaves will be visible, others will be lying others will be lying behind the bunny's body. If you want, you can also connect the leaves to the stems. And we will wait for it to dry a little bit and then add another layer of green. So it has dried up, and in here, I'm using grass green and creating this kind of a bit simple and bit smaller leaves. Apart from this, if you want, you can also use other sad of the green or use brush pen to do the outlining for the olive green leaves that we created. Or you can also use or you can also add other kinds of leaves like holly leaves beside some of the leaves to make it a little bit more interesting. Adding more leaves in here. I'll be adding this kind of leave on both the sides. Put this one too. If you want, you can use black brush pan to do the outlining or use darker sads of the green to do the outlining for the small leaves that we are creating with the grass green. Adding it just beside the money here. Let's add it in here in the middle. Adding a few more on this side, too, just beside the money spa. If you want, you can add few more, but I think we are I'm satisfied with it. Now in here, I'm going in with the flame rate to create small berries. So small circular see for the berries. If you want, you can add a lot of berries, but I won't be adding that much. Apart from the baries, if you want, you can also add bow ties or other kind of ornaments just beside the was that we are creating in here. I'll also be adding three berries for the green scarf that we have created for our bunny. Let's add a few berries in here. I'm creating the berries in a cluster of two or three baries you can increase the number of the baries in the cluster. And now let's add the baries in here. Three berries for the green scar in here, a little bit of this red for the checks of our bunny. Let's create the eyes for our bunny. And here, I decided to make the eyes a little bit more rounder and a bit more bigger, leaving a little bit of white piece for the pupil of the eye or the highlight for the eyes. If you want, you can always create whiskers for the bunnies. And, with this, we are done with the piece for our bunny. If you want you can create bowtie in here, I'm just using this brass pin to create the outline for the bowtie and just leaving it as it is. And with this, we are done with our seventh project, Mistletoe Snuggle Bunny, and I'll be seeing in the next project. 12. Holly scarf bunny 8th Project : Welcome to the eight project Holly Scarf Bunny. Here's another full portrait of the bunny. Let's start with the seep of our bunny's fees. So this will be somewhat similar to the kind of fees that we created for the seventh project. A combination of circular and elliptical see for its face. Our bunny facing towards the left, both of its hands, and both of its feet will be visible, creating this kind of small hands for the bunny, creating the right leg. Sketching out the left foot, sketching out the left paw, and finally, the left hand of our bunny, a scar will be wrapped around the bunny's face, making the side of the bunny's head a little bit more broader. For this one, I decided to create a combination of both standing ear and droopy ears one of the ear standing, and this one is a droopy ear. Extending the siege a little bit for this standing here, and we'll be surrounding this one with the holly branch, creating this circular sap for the sp of the wreath for this eight project. With these, we are done with the pencilskech. Let's slightly erase it and see that a small section of the pencil sketch would remain visible so that we can use it to do the coloring. I'll be making a little bit of changes and adjustment to the outline that we have created with the pencil sketch if required. And now let's do the outlining, starting with the piece of our bunny here too, I'll be wearing the thickness of the lines a little bit. For some of the regions, I'll be creating a bit thicker lines and for the other bit thinner lines. And I'll also be using a bit of broken lines for some of the sections. Moving on to the top, doing the outlining for the ears of our bunny. Let's do the outlining for the second ear in here. Instead of writing this two different kind of ear, you can create the same kind of ear for the bunny, either extending ears or making them both ears droopy. And with these we are done with the outlining the fece and the ears. Let's do the remaining section, starting with doing the outlining for the hand. Let's do the outlining for the small foot or the small paw that we have created. Now let's do the outlining for the furry tail, creating these kind of small strokes to make the tail a little bit more furry. And finally, doing the outlining for this hand to add a little bit of texture for our bunny and to sew the fur, creating this kind of line in here, moving onto the stomach, creating small bruss strokes to create this kind of texture for the stomach of our bunny, adding few lines in here to add a little bit of texture for this section of its food. And with these, we are done with this color now going with the pink, adding the pink for this standing here we have in here. Using this pin to create the rosy chicks instead of creating elliptical or circular sep, he decided to create this hot like sap. Now, going in with the red for the nose of our bunny. A little bit of this for the pause of our bunny and a little bit in here, too, for the hands, small dots with this d for the hands. Going with as me to create a tiny little mouth for our bunny, small circular C for the eyes. And with these, we are done with our bunny. Once again, going back with the ray to create the scarf wrapped around the bunny snack. Filling the entire section with the ide. Instead of this scarf, you can create other kind of accessories. You can create bow tie. You can also add ornaments strapped around its neck or you can also add different lights. Feel free to experiment on your own. Creating the outline in here and carefully adding it just beside the hand of the bunny. When this dries up, I'll be going with a bit darker side of the right to do the outlining as well as to create a little bit of foils. And we will wait for it to dry till it dries using this pencil to sketch out the circular see for the wreath. In here, I'm going with the light green and creating this kind of somewhat of hexagonal see for the holly leaves. You can create other kind of leaf or you can also create combinations of combinations or mixture of other kind of leaf with other ornaments. In here, I'll only be creating this kind of simple verson of the holly leaves for the entire section for both sides of the circular wreath that we have created. I'll be keeping it plain and simple and I'll be adding small circular baries just beside some of the leaves a cluster of two or three berries. When this dries up, I'll be going darker side of the green to do the outlining, as well as add mid ribs for the knee and also go and also go over the pencil sketched outline for the stem. For most of the project, I did not add any kind of accessories. But if you want, you can add other kind of accessories like sunglasses, earrings or hat, caps, walking stick or other kind of accessories beside and on top of the bunny. Adding the leaves on this side, simple curved hexagonal saves for the holly lm. With these, we are almost done with this section. With these, we are almost done with this side. For the bottom section, I'll be adding the leaves facing in in different directions. So with these, we are done with both the sides, moving on to the bottom section. Ensure that the consistency of the colors remains same or uniform somewhat. In here, I used a bit thicker consistent of the color. So try to ensure your consistency remains the same. For this side, the leaves are facing towards the right, and on the other side, we have the leaves facing towards the left. For the middle, we'll be creating leaves facing towards the opposite direction or in the same direction or just simple vertical leaves like this, a little bit slanted towards the left. And for this one, let's make it simple and straight vertical facing leave. And with these, we are done with all the leaves. I waited for it to dry a little bit, and in here, I'm using dark green. Going over the outline that we created for the stem, I'm creating a bit of broken lines to add a little bit of characteristics to the stem and the leaf. And apart from that, we'll also be going over the outline to make that sweep of the leaves a little bit more detailed and add mid rips apart from the mid rips. If you want, you can also add the veins coming out from the wind drops to make it a little bit more detailed. Or instead of using the screen to do the outlining, you can also use the breastban to do the outlining. You can also use white color to add a little bit of detailing them in the form of adding veins or going over the mid rips that we created. This is going to take a little bit of time energy repetitive process. So I decided to do the outlining for all the leaves on my own, and this is how it turned out. I waited for it to dry and it has dried up, and in here, I'm using red to green this simple circular seed for the berries, just beside the holly leaves we have created. I'm adding this bar in a cluster of two or three berries. I won't be adding it for all the leaves, but for some of the leaves, majority of the leaves. So just beside the leaves, two or three berries. Instead of the breast pin, you can also use the gel pen, fine liner or simple ballpoint pen will do the work or simple ballpoint pen will do the work, create small circular see with that. In that way, you can see a little bit of time and you can clean somewhat of more precise and more circular berries with that. And with these, we are done with this side too. Now, let's add few more berries where we think the number of berries are less. Adding one or two more berries for some of the cluster of the berries. Adding few in here at the top. And with these, we are done with the berries and the leaves. Now, using a bit darker side of the red to do the outlining for the scarf around the bunny's neck, as well as adding few lives to sow the fold present in the scarf. With this, we're done with the eighth project Holly Scarf Bunny. I'll be seeing you in the ninth and the last project Winter Meadow Bunny. 13. Winter meadow bunny 9th Project : Hi, and welcome to the last project Winter Meadow Bunny. This is going to be a little bit simpler as compared to the eighth, seventh and eighth project. Let's start with the simple C for the fees of our bunny. For this phase, I decided to make it a little bit of triangular C, a bit curvet triangular C for the face of our bunny. You want you can create a kind of variation for the seep of the peace, you can make it elliptical bit oval or downside triangle C. Sketch out the guideline for the stomach of our bunny, creating this kind of elliptical see for the paws of our bunny, two small hands in front of the bunny. And in here, I decided to create standing ears to large standing ears at the top of had. So this is a very simple sketch for our bunny. In here, I'll be adding pink, and I'll be creating a bit of simpler wreath around it, circular wreath around the bunny, creating this kind of simple circular see surrounding the bunny. And with these we are done with a pencil sketching. Let's lightly erase it and see that a small section of the pencil sketch would remain visible so that we can use it to do the coloring. Now let's do the outlining. In here, I'm going in with the same kind of skin color. Don't do the outlining. Skin color mixed with a little bit of white or gray. Continuing on with the remaining section of its face. Here too, I'll be creating a little bit of dynamic lines by wearing the thickness of the lines a little bit. Moving on to the remaining section, its body, its legs, and its hands. Doing the outlining for the legs, the pause of the bunnies. In here, I made a little bit of change to the pencil skis that I did. I made the seep of the body a little bit larger just by extending a little bit. You don't have to stick with the outlines that you have created. Feel free to make changes and adjustments as required. Doing a little bit of seeding just beside both of its hands and a little bit for this middle section too. A little bit just above the outline section for its face. And now going with the water to spread the colors to mix it with the remaining section, the white of the paper, spreading the colors to subdue its intensity so that it will blend with the white of the paper, doing the same thing for the upper side too, extending the color from the outline a little bit and just making it blend with the remaining section, the white of the paper. Now for the pause, adding a little bit of pink. Adding a little bit of pink for this part too. I'm moving on to the ears, a little bit of pink for the ear, adding it for the second ear too. And then here, I decided to create a little bit of blurring effect, creating this kind of circular see. The color has not dried up, so the pink that we just applied will bleed a little bit with the paper and create a kind of blurring effect using bit more concentrated pink for the triangular seep of the nose. Adding this bit darker side of the pink for the pause. And this will blend with the lighter side of the pink a little bit and create a subtle gradient. Now let's do the coloring for the wreath. You hear him using light green? Creating the stem for the branch as well as creating this kind of simple leaf. With these, we are done with this side moving onto the other side, where a simple leaf like this. Apart from this kind of leaf, I'll also be creating one more kind of leaf, bit smaller we sp leaves that we use for most of the project. Now adding the leaves for the top, a little bit more caviar leaves for the top, decreasing the size of the leaf in here for the top. If you want to add a few more leaves, you can do that. You can also add leaves at the bottom. I'll be adding the leaves for the bottom, but a different kind of leave, bit more and larger ones. Now going in with the dark green and creating this kind of simple versin for the leaf. This is optional. If you don't want to do this, you can just keep it as it is simple leave that we created with the light green. When the light green writes a little bit, I'll be doing the outlines a little bit using bit of broken lines, and I'll also be adding mid ribs to make the leaves a bit more detailed. Now for the bottom, as I was mentioning, creating this kind of bit larger, bit more rounder leaves. This is optional. If you don't want to know this, you can just leave it as it is simple and plain. Let's add one more pair of leaves at the bottom. If you don't want to do this, you can just keep it as it is, or you can use other seeds of the green, other kind of leave or you can only add berries or booties or other kind of ornaments. Now going in with the d to create simple berries, simple circular see for the red barries, adding it in cluster of two or three berries. We are done with this side moving on to the other side. Same thing, simple circular see for the redbrries. I have not added white to add reflection or highlight for the baries, but if you want, you can add white for the highlights for all the bailes that we have created so far, the seventh and the eighth project. Two more varies in here, too. The light green has dried up somewhat, going with the darker side of the green to do the outlining. And here I'm also wearing the thickness of the lines, and apart from that, I'm also creating a bit of broken lines, so not doing the outline for the entire section. And for the curves section, you can make the lines a bit more thicker, adding a single line for the mid ribs. Apart from that, if you want to make it a bit more detail, you can also add veins coming out of the mid drips. You can also use a little bit of white. You can also use a bit of white to make it more detail. Atomic things simply, you can just leave it as it is, or you can use the breastbin or the fine lining to do the outlining. Creating small brusses strokes to do the outlining and with these, we are almost done with the outlining. We have got two more leaves in here. And with this, we are done with the outlining for the leaves in here. Adding a little bit of pink for the hands of our bunny. And with this, we are done with our ninth and the final project of this class. But 14. Conclusion : Thank you so much for joining me in this class. I hope you had a lovely time painting this festive Bunny portrait surrounded by cozy holiday wreaths. Each bunny was designed to be simple, joyful, and relaxing to paint, and I truly hope the process brought you a sense of calm and creativity. Throughout the class, we expload basic sketching, breath designs, color combination, and simple watercolor and gauze technique. Whether you completed one bunny or online, you should be really proud of the time and effort you put into the artwork. Now it's your time to say, please upload your finished paintings in the class project gallery. You're welcome to include your sketches, practice seeds or color experiments as well. I absolutely love seeing your work and how you make each one your own. If you enjoyed this class, I would really appreciate it if you would leave a review or feedback. Your support helped me continue creating more fun and bigne planning classes for you. Thank you again for painting with me. Keep practicing, keep experimenting and most importantly, keep enjoying your art. I'll see you in the next class. Happy painting.