Mini Strawberry Treats: A 14-Day Food Illustration Challenge

1. Welcome and Introduction : Hi, everyone, and welcome to my new class, meaning strawberry tree, a 14 a food illustration challenge. In this class, we will painting a collection of 16 strawberry food illustration, 14 mean project and two bonus illustration. Each painting in a small, vibrant, colorful and designed to be simple and enjoyable. All the lesions are taught in real time, so you can follow along step by step. Most of the illustration take only five to 8 minutes, making this challenge perfect for breeding a daily creative habit without feeling overwhelmed. For supplies, we will keep things very simple. You will only need watercolor paper, basic watercolor paints and few small ruses. We'll be starting with the basics. I'll be showing you how you can create different kind of cakes and slices and few additional elements that we'll be using, as well as how you can create strawberry easily, small and mini strawberries. Hi, Edwin, my name is Michelle. I'm an artist from India and a skill set teacher. I teach easy and approachable classes in watercolor, gaze, oil, piston, and food illustration. You can find more of my work on my Instag and I'm on YouTube. For this class, we will be starting with the basics, creating simple cake seeps and working with perspective. Then we'll move on to adding details like strawberry toppings, jams, whirls, jam layers, and colorful plates. I'll also show you how to paint small strawberries easily and how to layer watercolor to create soft vibrant effects. So these are all the 16 illustration, mini illustrations that we'll be creating. To keep the more simpler, I have divided the class into four sections. The first section will include four simple illustration to build your confidence. The second section includes five slightly more detailed cakes. The third section includes five more decorative and layered trees. And finally, we will finish with two bonus projects. This class is very beginner friendly. So if you love skewed desserts, quick watercolor projects, and building a daily creative routine, join me in this class, and let's paint this beautiful ministra where it treats together and have lots of fun. I'll be uploading a project each day, so join me, and I'll be seeing you inside the class. 2. Class Project : For your class project, you will complete the 14 day ministraby treat challenge by painting one small strawberry cake illustration each day. We'll start with a simple sap to help you understand proportions and layering. As the challenge progresses, you will add more details like strawberry toppings, jam layers, and cream swirls. Each illustration is designed to make quick and manageable, usually taking around five to 8 minutes. The goal for this project is to build consistency and confidence. Focus on keeping your seeps clean and balanced, practice smooth watercolor layering, add small details that make each cake unique. You are welcome to follow my exact colors or you can create your own variations to make your cakes more personal. At the end of the challenge, upload your favorite pieces or a collage of your full 14 day collection in the project gallery. I would love to see your progresses and how you interpreted each design. Remember, this challenge is about sewing up daily and enjoying the process. So join me in this class and let's paint some sweet and colorful treats together. 3. List of Supplies : For this class, you may mean very basic supplies, pencil and a result to do the basic pencil is sketching, then watercolor paper. In here, I'm using three ended GSM eight site paper, tissue paper, it will come handy to absorb the water and to remove excess of color. Watercolor. In here, I'm using Camel's art is watercolor. Brush pin or fine liner to do the outlining. Watercolor brushes, and small brushes will do the work. Jelly pen if you want to add highlights, or you can use saturated watercolor, saturated white watercolor. So these are all the basic supplies that you will be needing for this class. 4. Shapes and Perspective : Let's continue where we left off. In here, we'll be doing the inking and outlining. Apart from doing the outlining, I'll also be adding a little bit more detailing for the slices that we have created. So first, we have got this kind of bit rectangular or you can see square like C for our first slice. You can just divide it into a different section. So in here, we have got layered slice of cake. I'll also be using this kind of illustration for one of the project. Next, for this slice, let's make it a little bit more cavier this is our simple slice of cake, once again, dividing into three different section for the third one, making a little bit of cheese. Now, for the remaining section, doing the outlining for the rectangular seep. So this is a little bit different from the two slices that we created. Strawberries present in here at the bottom. Now for the fourth one, making it a little bit more curvious. Doing the outlining like this for the remaining section. It's a strawberry at top and a little bit more detailing in this manner. Next, we have got full cake like this. Let's do the outlining. So we have got larger surface area for the top. Sometimes I'll be creating this kind of bed curvy lines and other times I'll be creating simple plain and normal lines. Going over the outline the divides the cake into different sections, doing the same thing on the upper part, the top part. For this kind of cake, we'll be adding lots of strawberries at the top. I'll also adding jams or other additional aliment for some of the project. Now for the slices of the cake that we have created, just doing the simple outlining in this manner. For this one in here, we have got three layered slice and toppings of the strawberry in the middle. Here's another one, just simply doing the outline. You can experiment on your own and create different kinds of layering and add strawberries at different positions. And apart from that, you can also use other additional elements. We'll also be creating multi layered slices like this. Here's another example of multi layered slice. Let's divide into five different sections. For two of those sections, I'll be adding small strawberry slices inside the lay like this. Now we have got two more example, two slices in here that are lying in this panel. I made a little bit of changes to the pencil and sketch to make it a little bit more coherent. Now for the last one, the last slice that is lying in here, simple outlining in this manner. And finally, the pudding king that we'll be creating just simple ovale, simple, semi oval sap or semicircular sap. Just like this. These are some of the cakes and cake slices that we'll be creating in our project. We'll be making a little bit of changes and adjustment, but you've got the rough idea who can easily gred different slices and different cakes in different perspective. So yeah, let's grease it. Apart from this, I would recommend you to practice on your own with different perspective and style, as I mentioned earlier, and I have also included one more additional practices. So that's all for this video, and I'll be seeing you in the next one. But 5. Inking and Outlining : Let's continue where we left off. In here, we'll be doing the inking and outlining. Apart from doing the outlining, I'll also be adding a little bit more detailing for the slices that we have created. So first, we have got this kind of bit rectangular or you can see square like C for our first slice. You can just divide it into a different section. So in here, we have got layered slice of cake. I'll also be using this kind of illustration for one of the project. Next, for this slice, let's make it a little bit more cavier this is our simple slice of cake, once again, dividing into three different section for the third one, making a little bit of cheese. Now, for the remaining section, doing the outlining for the rectangular seep. So this is a little bit different from the two slices that we created. Strawberries present in here at the bottom. Now for the fourth one, making it a little bit more curvious. Doing the outlining like this for the remaining section. It's a strawberry at top and a little bit more detailing in this manner. Next, we have got full cake like this. Let's do the outlining. So we have got larger surface area for the top. Sometimes I'll be creating this kind of bed curvy lines and other times I'll be creating simple plain and normal lines. Going over the outline the divides the cake into different sections, doing the same thing on the upper part, the top part. For this kind of cake, we'll be adding lots of strawberries at the top. I'll also adding jams or other additional aliment for some of the project. Now for the slices of the cake that we have created, just doing the simple outlining in this manner. For this one in here, we have got three layered slice and toppings of the strawberry in the middle. Here's another one, just simply doing the outline. You can experiment on your own and create different kinds of layering and add strawberries at different positions. And apart from that, you can also use other additional elements. We'll also be creating multi layered slices like this. Here's another example of multi layered slice. Let's divide into five different sections. For two of those sections, I'll be adding small strawberry slices inside the lay like this. Now we have got two more example, two slices in here that are lying in this panel. I made a little bit of changes to the pencil and sketch to make it a little bit more coherent. Now for the last one, the last slice that is lying in here, simple outlining in this manner. And finally, the pudding king that we'll be creating just simple ovale, simple, semi oval sap or semicircular sap. Just like this. These are some of the cakes and cake slices that we'll be creating in our project. We'll be making a little bit of changes and adjustment, but you've got the rough idea who can easily gred different slices and different cakes in different perspective. So yeah, let's grease it. Apart from this, I would recommend you to practice on your own with different perspective and style, as I mentioned earlier, and I have also included one more additional practices. So that's all for this video, and I'll be seeing you in the next one. But 6. Additional Elements : Let's continue on for the demonstration video. And here, I'll be showing you how you can create various elements that we'll be using for our cakes and slices. But the strawberries, we have got very simple triangular splines. Here's an upright triangle for upright strawberry. And here's for a slanted one. Now, let's make it a little bit more detailed using this kind of line and giving it a little bit more volume. In this manner, we'll be creating very simple strawberries for our project. So you have got the idea how you can easily create strawberries in this manner. And to give it a little bit more three dimensional look. So let's make another strawberry like this, and we'll be doing the coloring in this manner, following the curved seek, the curve contour of the strawberry to make it look a little bit more three dimensional. As for the upper part, the leaves and strawberry, this simple four or five lines, simple four or five brushes strokes to create it. So here's another one with the leaves on the top. Apart from single strawberries, we'll also be creating multiple strawberries. So let me show you two examples of a set of two strawberries, changing the direction of the strawberries in this manner, and this is the second one. Here's one example, and this is going to be the second So two strawberries just side by side like this, one lying behind the other, and this is the second one. Just simple outlining like this for the leaves. Apart from the whole strawberries, we'll also be creating slice off section. So let me show you some examples of those. For the insights, I'll be creating this kind of simple elliptical seed, and we'll be using lighter shades of the colour to do that detailing. Here's another one with the leaves on the top, so sliced off portion of the strawberry. And as for the swirls and the cream on the top, just simple saves like this, since this will be quite small, so we won't be creating detailed version. Here's another example. Mostly we'll be using very simple seeds to create the toppings and the swirls on the top. Let me so use a few more examples. So here's another one. This is a little bit of triangle seed like this. For one of the project, I'll be creating this kind of top Apart from that, we have got one more. Just simple tear drop like, a little bit more curve tear drop like for the top for the toppings. Now, let me saw some more example of the strawberry mini treats or different kinds of cake and slices with toppings and jams and strawberries at the top. In here, we have got this rectangular slice of cake. This is multi layered, the strawberry on top. Here's the kneaded slice. Adding the strawberry with two strawberries in the top, and there's jam in here. This simple outlining like this for the jam. Here's another one, circular one. So jam on the side. And as I mentioned in the earlier video, we'll be making it a little bit more longer. So this is how we'll be creating the simple, smaller whole king. As for the plates, just simple two elliptical seep like this and a pudding king on the top. Adding a strawberry in here. So this is how we'll be creating simple plates. And if you want to make it a little bit more interesting, you can create multiple slices of the key. Here's some examples. So these two slices are facing in opposite directions. Let's create one more in here. I won't be creating this kind of multiple slices of the **** in our project. If you want to do that, you can proceed with it, too. And here's the plate, simple eptical shapes like this. Now let's do the outlining using the fine liner, do the outlining. As for the strawberries, I'll be adding this kind of details, simple lines. Simple, small lines or you can say simple small dots to add the detailing for the insights of the strawberries, the outer layer. So for all the project, I'll be starting with the basic pencil sketch using simple sieves. And then we'll be redefining and adding a little bit more details using the fine liners. You don't have to stick with the pencil outlines that you upgraded, feel free to make changes in adjustment to it. As required, I'll be making some changes and adjustment to the outlines that we have created. For now, continue on doing the outlining for all the strawberries and other additional elements that we have created. Mostly we'll be starting with the lighted seeds of the color to the strawberries, and I'll be using two or three seeds of the colour to do the coloring. For the lighter sets of the strawberries, I'll also be using a little bit of yellow and pink color. For the darker seds, I'll be using mostly dark red, and if required, a little bit of brown or burnt sienna. Simple outlining like this for the leaves. We won't be making it detail, but if you want, you can also create multiple mid rips in the veins for it using two or three seeds of the green. Mostly, I'll be using only two sads. So here's the simple outlining for the two sets of strawberries in here. This is another way in which you can create the leaves on the top, a little bit simpler version of the leaves. Doing the outlining for another set of the strawberries in here. So as I was mentioning, as you can see here, I made a little bit of adjustment to the outlines that I did with a pencil sketch. So I made it a little bit more bigger. Depending upon it, we'll be making changes to our main project too. Now for the sliced portion of the strawberries, This kind of bit elliptical seeps for the inside, and we'll be using lighted seats of the color for the insides, too. Here's another one. Simple outlining like this for the leaves and for the insides, simple seeps like this. In here, mostly we'll be using lighted seats of the color for the insides and bit darker seats for the outer regions. And here I decided to show you one more example of the strawberry with the jam ertp. Chocolate jam in here on top of the strawberry. For one of the project, we'll be adding the jam on top like this. Now for the remaining section, simple outlining like this. To give it a little bit of rough texture and a little bit of characteristics, I'll be using this kind of bit broken lines to do the outlining and this kind of little bit larger and smaller lines. This one bit of broken lines. Now for the third one, apart from this, if you want to add more additional elements, feel free to do that. You can include this in your practice session. Yeah, with this, we are done with all the toppings. Now let's do the outlining for the three slices of the cake in here. I won't be adding any layers or detailings for this one. But if you want to experiment, you can proceed with that. You can add multiple layers and add toppings. The third and the final one in here. Now for the plate, simple outlining like this. For some of the plates, I'll also be using this kind of broken lines to do the outlining. For others, I'll be just creating simple and plain lines, curve plain lines. Adding the plate for this one, too. Now for the slices of the cake that we have created, Mostly we'll be creating very small versions of the strawberry. I'll be using A eight sites paper to create all our projects, and I'll be uploading one project each day. Now, for the remaining three slices, for two of the project, I'll be adding the jams. For the jams, mostly, I'll be using darker seeds of the color, red, chocolate brown or other darker seeds of the colour. I'll also be using a little bit of white to add highlights and reflection for some of the glossy surfaces of the cakes and the cake slices. Now for this cake in here, the whole cake, a little bit of larger riddles of the jams, like this. The outlining for the remaining section. This is going to be three layered cake, and for the pudding cake in here, semicircular seep like this, Strawberry at the top. Simple outlining like this for the plate. The plates that we'll be creating won't be that much detailed since we'll be creating very small plates and our main focus will be the strawberry treats. And yeah, this is the simple outlining for all the additional elements that we'll be using. Let's add few strawberries in here at the top. So we have got slice of porton of the strawberries for this one. Adding a little bit more detailing for some of them. This one, too, I decided to add more details for the strawberry. And now let's erase the pencil sketch. So this is how this turned out the outlining for all the aliments that we have created for the pudding kicks in here to give it a little bit of more three dimensional look using this kind of cartoon lines and adding it in this manner. So that's all for this video. And if you want to include more things in your practice session, feel free to include them. And yeah, I'll be seeing you in the next section with the coloring of the strawberries. 7. Watercolor Strawberry : Welcome to the final part of the demonstration venue in here, I'll be showing you how we'll be doing the coloring for the strawberries. Creating basic outlining for the strawberry seeds. A total of five strawberries in here. For the first one, just using a diluted consistency of the using a very diluted consistency of the red to do the coloring, we have got a little bit of darker side of the red on one side and the remaining section is a bit lighter. For the second one, let's use two color combination, yellow and red, and let's mix the two colors in here using water. The two color soil mix on its own because of we on weight technique and create a subtle gradient in between orange and the red. So this is another way in which we'll be doing the coloring for the strawberry. For the third one, use darker consistency of the red. And then use lots of water to spread it. Just reducing its intensity, the upper part will be darker, and as we move away, the intensity will be decreasing. For the fourth one, making it a little bit pinkies. So start with the pink color on one side and the red on the other. And once again, using water to spread the color. The third and the fourth are quite similar. Now for the final strawberry, starting with the pink, spreading the color a little bit like this. So this will be the sliced portion of the strawberry, doing the outlining using bit concentrated grain. Bring small streaks like this in this man, a little bit of red for the side. So this is how we doing the coloring for the slice of strawberry. We'll be making them a little bit detail, but this is just a rough example. Now let's do the coloring for the leaf. Mostly, I'll be using one or two sets of the green, and we'll be creating very simple strokes like this to do the coloring for the leave. You can also use a combination of both lighter and darker seats of the green to make this a little bit more colorful and more dramatic. You can also play with the consistency of the green like this, a bit thicker consistency of the green, and you can add stems in this manner. As for the two colors that I was mentioning, using a little bit of darker side of the green and overlaying it on the lighter side, the two colors will mix on its own because of weight and weight technique. And let's add a little bit more detailing for the strawberries for the seeds of the strawberries. The simple dots using a bit darker consistency of the red in this manner. Apart from red, I'll also be using white and yellow if required for this one, doing a little bit of coloring in here to make this region a bit more darker. Spread the color a little bit more with the water to get a subtle gradient in between the pink and the red. Here's another example of the leaves. So in here, I'm using a bit thicker consistency of the green and creating this kind of small stros to do the coloring. The project will be a little bit different since we have the outline with a fine liner, so we don't have to do the coloring directly, but we'll have to just feel the color for the insides of the outline section. Wait for the greens to dry a little bit and then add another layer on top of it. Till it dries, let's add a little bit more detailing for the middle strawberry in here. So using a little bit of white mixed with the pink to create the set to create the seeds in here, simple small dots like this, a little bit of detailing for the leaves too. You can just create smaller strokes like this for the detailing. The green that we used here has dried up somewhat, so using this darker side of the green and is overlying smaller stroke in this manner. Also using this to redefine the sees a little bit, making them a little bit more sharper. So this is another way in which you can do the colouring for the leaf and the strawberry. And as I mentioned, the project will be a little bit different since we'll have the fine liner outline. You can also add the stems in this manner. This is how we'll be basically doing the coloring for our strawberries and the lean. The strawberries in the project will be more simpler and more easier. I'll be seeing you in the next video with our first project. 8. Golden Strawberry Slice : Welcome to the first project golden Strawberry slice. So let's start with a very simple sketching. Here starting with this horizontal line to determine the length for our slice. Converting the seep into simple rectangular sp. Giving it a little bit of perspective by changing the angle like this a little bit. For the upper side, simple triangular C, for the side extending this like this, for the side, extending it like this, a small strawberry at the top, frostings in here, three or four frostings in here. Let's add one more strawberry in here. This will be the sliced strawberry. This is going to be three layers, so this will be the middle layer, elliptical see for our plate. And with this, we are done with our simple pencil sketching. Now let's do the outlining in here, going in with a fine liner, starting with a simple triangular steep like this. Make the outline a little bit uneven. Small leaves at top. Both the strawberries in here at sliced top, small elliptical sves for the inside, and now for the frosting. In here, I decided to create multiple smaller frosting on the side. This is optional. If you want to keep it plain and simple, you don't have to add the frosting in this manner. You can just keep it simple. Now outlining the upper part of the slice. Making it a little bit more uneven with this kind of bit curvy lines. Now, let's do the outlining for the remaining section. Using this kind of broken line to add a little bit of characteristics to our painting. I decided to make this middle portion a little bit smaller, so decreasing the width, doing the outlining on the other side. And finally, let's do the outlining for the plate. Simple elliptical seep like this. And in here, once again, I'm using broken lines to do the outlining. Instead of using the broken line, you can always use the plain and normal lines. I decided to add one more frosting in here. This is our first outlining and sketching for the strawberry treat. Uh, let's do the coloring. Mostly, I'll be using very lighter sets of the color for the steaks and slices for the strawberries, I'll be using darker seed. In here, I'm starting with the cambio jue for the strawberries first layer. Now, once again, using more cambo juice for the upper part. As you can see, I'm not covering the entire section. I'll be creating a gradient by spreading the color later on, adding it on the layers to the upper and the lower layer. Adding a little bit more in the strawberry. Now, let's spread the colour to decrease intensity and create a subtle gradient. In here, I'm just simply using water and spreading the And when this dries up, it will lose more of its intensity and will become more lighter. For the side in here, I'm using burned sienna. Very watery consistency of the burned sienna in here. Enough for our strawberry, a little bit of wet and wit technique, using a little bit of red in here. The two color will mix on its own, a little bit for the middle section tube. Since the earlier layer of the GMU ju that we used has not dried up, the two color will mix on its own and create a very subtle gradient in between the two colors. Instead of it, if you want, you can also use a little bit of pink to make it more lighter and make the gradient more subtle. A little bit of green for the leaves at the top. A little bit of green in here for the leaves. As for the plate in here, once again, I decided to use the camel hue. Feel free to use any other color. Here, too, I'll be extending the color a little bit by using water to spread it, going in with the water to spread the color. Creating subtle gradient by spreading the color like this. We'll have to do the coloring for the middle layer and the frosting. The middle layer, I'll be using red. As for the frosting. In here, I'm using a little bit of gray, a very watery consistency of the color. I added a lot of water with the gray to get this consistency. Now for the middle layer, using the red for the middle layer. In here, I did not use that much water, a bit concentrated red for the middle layer, making the outlining of the strawberries a bit more darker. And with these, we had done with our first strawberry, golden strawberry slice. I hope you enjoyed painting this. This was quite simple and easy to create. 9. Vanilla Berry Classic : Welcome to Vanilla Berry Classic project. Let's start with a simple kit, starting with the horizontal line to determine the width of our slice. Let's convert this into a rectangular seam. A simple rectangular sap of this length and width in here, creating curved line on the side and converting into a triangular sea for this bicuating a single strawberry in here with few frosting on the sides. Apart from that, I'll also be adding few strawberries at the bottom. This is going to be our first multi layered slice. So a total of four or five layer in this manner. Now creating small strawberries at the side and creating the outlining for our plant. Feel free to make changes to the seeds in the sides as well as the perspective of the slice. You can do the same with the strawberries. You can increase or decrease the numbers. Let's do the outlining, going with the fine liner, creating this kind of small resemblance for the frosting on the side. The simple seeps like this for the strawberry, adding leaf in this manner. A little bit of detailing with few simple lines like this for the upper part, a bit of uneven lines like this to do the outlining. Outlining the two strawberries in here, adding small leaves in this mandel. And now put all the layers in here. For the inside, I create a total of five layer, and for two of the middle layers, I'll be adding a little bit of red to so some of the strawberries presented in that layer. Finally, doing the outlining for the pret. Just simple broken lines. This is our simple pencil sketch and outlining for the Vanilla Berry Classic. Let's slightly erase it. Before erasing so that the ink has dried up. As for the coloring, I'll be keeping it quite lighten, adding a little bit more detailing for the strawberries with the fine liner. Mostly, I'll be using lighter side of the pink, a little bit of red, and ochre or Cambou. Starting with the pink at the top, where lighter side of the pink. I used a lot of water and mixed a bit of white to get this lighter side of the pink. Upper part and for the top and the bottom layer, completely filling it with the pink. Now for the plain, a little bit of saturated pink. So in here, as you can see, I used a bit less water, and I did not use white in here. Simple plain pink with less water, spreading the color a little bit. Using a bit of water and spreading the color for entire section of the plate. Now for the layers, as I mentioned, using ocher for the first layer, first, third, and the final layer, completely fill it with the ocher. If you want to create texture, you can do that, too. You can add small strokes on top of it when this dries somewhat. Now for this middle layer, the two middle layers in between the ocher, the same consistency of the pink that we used earlier for the top and the bottom and upper layer. As for the strawberry, starting with a lighter seed a little bit of lighter seed of the ocher. For the leaf, I use a little bit of more green in here. Spreading the color. A little bit of green for the small strawberries at the bottom. And finally, for the strawberries, bit concentrated red, adding it carefully beside the frosting we have created, doing the same thing for the remaining two strawberries at the bottom. The two colors will mix on its own because the earlier color that we use does not dried up properly, and it will create a subtle gradient. And as I was mentioning the ta creating small pieces or resemblance of strawberries in here. So this small pieces in this manner. Here, too, it will spread a little bit as the earlier layer, the earlier layer with the light pink has not dried up. I am not going to do the coloring for the frosting, but if you want, you can use lighter shade of green or other s colours to do the coloring for the frosting, using a bit darker side of the green for the leaves. And with these wee turn with our second project, Vanilla Berry Classic. I hope you enjoyed painting this simple and easy project, and I'll be seeing you in the next one. 10. Blush Berry Slice : Welcome to Blush Berry Slice project. Let's start with a simple pencil ski, starting with the horizontal line to determine the width of our slice. Now converting this into a rectangular sap, another triangular save at the top. This will be two layered slice and we'll be having three sliced off strawberries in here at the bottom layer. Simple triangle seep in this man for the strawberries. This will be the bottom layer. And finally, creating the outlining for the plate, simple elliptical save with this kind of outlining. I'm not going to add any strawberries frosting or detailings on the top, but if you want, you can do that. Doing the outlining using the fine liner. For most of the project, I'll be mostly using this kind of uneven lines to do the outlining, doing the outlining for the strawberries. Since these are sliced top or bifurcated strawberries, adding detail in this man for the science. Now for the remaining section, using a bit of uneven and broken lines to do the outlining. As for here, just creating a very thin outlining in this manner. Doing the outlining for the plate, using this kind of uneven and broken lines for the plate, too. Giving it a little bit more volume by making the outlining a little bit more thicker and doing second layer of outlining in this manner. And with this, we are done with the sketching and outlining of the blood bay slice. Now let's erase the pencil sketch, sure that the ink has dried up properly, otherwise, the ink will be smoged all over the paper, and we don't want that. For this, we'll be using two layers of the coloring. I'll be starting with the lighted seed and then making it a bit darker by adding another layer of the color. For the top, I'll be using pink. For the bottom, I'll be using ocher. And as for the strawberries, we have got red and pink, starting with the lighted seed of the pink in here, pink with lots of water and completely filling the upper section. So a flat as in here with the pink. For the insides of the strawberries, just adding a little bit of pink in this manner. Now let's make it a bit darker, so a bit saturated consistency of the pink, and I'm not going to add it for the entire section, just for the sides and just for the sides and for the outline region to create a subtle gradient and making these regions bit darker, spreading the color in this manner. So we have got somewhat of uneven distribution of the darker side of the pink in here. As for the layers, I'm using ocher and I mixed a little bit of white to get the light side of the ocher. This is comparatively thicker consistency of the color and carefully filling it for the entire section for the second layer. Bring it for the bottom in the upper layer in this manner. Now, going in with the red, do the coloring for the strawberries. Creating this kind of texture line and creating small streaks with the red in this manner, a little bit of red for the inside. Just create simple elliptical s for the inside. Do the same thing for the remaining two strawberries, the outlining, small streaks in this manner, add a little bit of red for the inside elliptical sal For this middle layer, a little bit of red for the bottom layer too, overlaying it overlaying it on top of the ocher. We'll be making the strawberries more darker later on, Ma. Let's do the coloring for the plate that we have. Using a little bit of gray, completely filling the entire section with this gray, spreading the color. You can use any color for the plate. You can also depict a little bit of sado you can create pattern on design, feel free to experiment, making it a little bit bluey, a little bit of blue beside the slice on one side. The two colors will mix on its own since both are wet. Now as I was mentioning, making the strawberries bit darker, another layer of right on top of it. Doing the same thing for the upper and the lower layer. A little bit for the inside too. And with this, we are done with another simple project, less berry slice. I hope you enjoyed painting, and I'll be seeing you in the next project. 11. Rosy Layer Delight : Welcome to Rosy Layer Delight project. Let's start with a simple pencils sketch, starting with the vertical line for the length of our slice. Now let's create a rectangular see following the perspective. So it's meant a little bit. Now, a triangular seep in here, a little bit curved at the side. And here, I'll be creating a total of three strawberries. One will be sliced off and other two will be whole. You are free to train the seeds sages, as well as the placement of the strawberry and the perspective of the slice. Adding the outlining in this manner on the side and at the bottom. For this slice, I'll be adding a few strawberries in the middle. So small portions of the strawberry like this, a total of five And finally, doing the outlining for the pretty simple elliptical seep in this manner. So this is very simple sketch for Rosy Layer Delight. Now going in with a fine, I need to do the outlining, mostly using this kind of broken lines to do the outlining, cutting small leaves at the top, adding a little bit of detailing in this manner for the inside, the sliced off portion of the strawberry. Now continuing on with doing the outlining for the remaining section. Using this kind of uneven line to give it a little bit of more characteristic. Instead of this, if you want, you can always use plain and normal lines. Now doing the outlining for the strawberries in here. If you want to increase or decrease the number or increase or decrease the seeds in the sizes, feel free to do that. And with these, we are done with the outlining. I decided to add leaves for another one, two, simple four or five leaves like this. And finally, doing the outlining for the plan. In here, I'm using this kind of broken line to the outlining. And with these, we are done with a simple sketching and outlining for rosy layer delight. Lightly raise the pencil marks. In here, I'm starting with the pink, pink for the middle section, the sliced off portion of the strawberry, the sliced off strawberries, a little bit of pink like this. Also adding a little bit of pink, very small streak of the pink for the strawberries in here, a tiny bit of pink in this manner. In here, I mix a little bit of white with the pink to get the shade of the color, adding it just beside the strawberry, a little bit for this layer, beside the strawberries that we have added. Now, I'll be adding the water to spread it. Using water and spreading the color to cover the entire section. Sections where we add the color is a bit darker, and the remaining section where we are spreading the color is a bit lighter. We have created a little bit of subtle gradient. Instead of this, if you want, you can use other colors. You can also lay more color on top of it. But I decided for the first four project, I'll be keeping it quite lighter. Now for the layer, just simply using brown, a bit diluted consistency of the brown, so I added more water to it. Instead of it, if you want, you can always use more concentrated form to brown in here Android on this side. A little bit of red bottom section two. As you can clearly see it's very diluted form of the color. Using a bit saturated color with less water red in here for the strawberries. Just adding it near the outline section. Earlier for the strawberries, I added pink, but I'm not covering the entire pink in here. And with these, we are done with the five strawberries in here, for the strawberries at the top, creating small brush strokes in this manner to create a little bit of textured strawberry, adding it for the second one in here, creating these kind of streaks for the middle section. Now for the final one, I'm not going to cover the entire section, just creating small streaks in this manner, particularly on one side. Now, using a little bit of water and filling the remaining section, a little bit in here for this one, too. And with this, we are done with the strawberry for now. As for the bleat, I decided to use red, a bit diluted consistency of the red, making this a little bit darker, just below the slice. Now using water to spread the color. Moving on to the leaves, using a little bit of green. Using a little bit of green in this manner for the two strawberries. Making it a little bit more darker by using burnt sienna, so sadocast it by the slice. And, yeah, with this, we are done with the coloring for our plate. As for the strawberries, a little bit of water to spread the color a little bit more put some of the sections, and extending a little bit of this red color in here to cado casted by the strawberry and a little bit of reflection caused by the strawberries making this region a little bit pinkies. And with these, we are done with yet another simpler project, Rosy Layer Delight. I hope you enjoyed painting this and I'll be seeing you in the next project. 12. Blush Berry Bliss: Welcome to the Blass berry Blize project. This is the first project of the second part. For all the project in here, we'll be creating the whole king. Starting with the horizontal line to determine the length for our king, feel free to make it more longer sorter. So as you see fit, creating curved outlining in this manner for the bottom. Simple elliptical seep like this for the plane. Now for the top, another elliptical sep in this manner. As for the top, I'll be creating multiple strawberries in here. You can increase or decrease the number of the strawberries. You can change ear placement and the position. You can do the same thing for the plate and the K, feel free to change perspective, make it a little bit more longer, sorter. You are free to experiment on your own. But this is going to be a simple pencilske for it, going in with the fine line to do the outlining. You don't have to stick with the pencilske that you have created. Feel free to make changes and adjustments. In here, I'll be creating a total of seven or eight strawberries in this manner, adding a little bit of detailing in this manner with the small tiny lines. Now let's do the outlining for the remaining section. As I mentioned for most of the project, I'll mainly using this kind of uneven lines to do the outlining. And for some of the sections, I'll also be using a bit of broken lines. You are free to do the outlining in other manner using plain and simple lines. Finally, doing the outlining for the plate at the bottom. This is going to be our simple minike. I won't be adding any layers. So this is our simple pencil sketching and outlining for the bus may bliss. Erasing the pencil marks. And now, let's do the coloring. For the strawberry, I'm starting with the lighter sad of the ocho. Just completely cover the entire section of the strawberries with this. So a simple flat pass with a yellow ocho. Now, a little bit of diluted red in here, mostly at the bottom part. To give it a little bit of texture, look, just create multiple tiny strokes and feel the remaining section, the bottom section with it. For some of the strawberries at the back, I completely covered it, but for most of them, but for most of them that are in the front or are more visible, I added it mostly on the bottom section and lift a little bit of spices in between the different strokes. It has dried up somewhat, starting with the lighter side of the pink. A simple flat pass in here with this lighter side of the pink. Now, going with a little bit of rain. Now, we are going to spread it for the entire section. Since we are using lots of water, it will turn into pinkish color like this. Instead of this, if you want, you can always use other color. You can also lay another layer in here. Now, as for the plate, using lighter side of the blue in here and a bit darker side of the blue for the remaining section, making this region bit more darker to south the sado casted by the king Going with the water to spread the color, a little bit of lus in here, so just spreading the color in here to decrease its intensity. I hope you enjoyed painting this simple one, and I'll be seeing you in the next project. 13. Strawberry Mini Crown : Welcome to strawberry meaning crown. Let's start with a simple pencil sketch. This is going to be yet another whole king. For this project, we'll be making it a little bit textured. So we'll be doing multiple layerings of that color. We have got two strawberries in here at the top. Both the strawberries are bisected. Simple triangular seed like this in this manner for the two strawberries at the top. Now let's do the sketching for the remaining section. So simple outlining in this manner for the upper part, extending the sides a little bit and doing the outlining for the remaining section, making the bottom section bit more curve. If you want to make it multi layered, you can do that. I won't be doing it, but you are free to experiment, doing the outlining for the plate. Another outlining in this manner. And with this, we are done with a simple sketching for our strawberry meaning crown. In here, I'm using bras paint to do the outlining to get a little bit of thicker lines. Since we'll be doing multiple layer in here, Here, too, to do the outline, I'm using this kind of uneven lines and broken lines. Instead of this, you can always use plain and normal lines to do the outlining. A bit of broken lines to do the outlining for the bottom part, too. Now, finally, let's do the outlining for our plan. A little bit of more detailing. And with this, we are done with a simple pencil sketching and outlining for our strawberry mini crown. Now let's do the coloring, starting with the pink for the bisacrid portion of the strawberries, completely peeling in with the pink. Now for the remaining section, the top using gray, creating this kind of textured look, not going to completely cover the entire section. Now, using the water to spread the colors unevenly. So this is one of the way in which you can create the texture. Now for the remaining section, I'll be showing you another way to create the texture using ocher and completely covering the entire section. So basically, we are doing a flat pass for the ocher for this region. Not to give it a little bit of texture look, just use bit concentrated color and create smaller streaks in this manner. You can just consider it to be strippling dots. For the lower sexon in here, I'm making the dots quite smaller to give it a little bit more denser look for the upper region, as you can see, we have a bit larger strokes. Adding a little bit more gray for the bottom section. I'm also trying to make this region, the right side a little bit more darker, a little bit of coloring in this manner. And when this dries up, we'll get a textured look. We will wait for it to dry until it dries using this darker set of the red. No, spreading the color, covering the entire section with it. If you want to create cido in here, you can use another layer of the red in here, this beside the cake. And if you want to make the plate texture too, you can also create small strokes on top of the rain that we just use. Now moving on to the strawberries. Small streaks in this manner to create a little bit of text shade look for our strawberry. Small elliptical seed for the middle. I'm creating more streaks for the inside since this is quite difficult to create smaller streaks in here. Now, spreading the color a little bit with water to subdue the intensity of the ocher that we used and give it a little bit more smoother look. And for the strawberries, too, a little bit of blending in the color by spreading it. Giving it a little bit of redish use the upper part by spreading the color in this manner. I hope you enjoyed painting this one. And with these we are done with the strawberry mini crown. 14. Strawberry Melt Magic: Welcome to strawberry Magic Project. Let's start with the simple pencil scheme. Starting with the set of vertical lines to determine the height of our cake, creating curved see for the base, eptical seep in here for the top. In here, I'll be adding two strawberries at the top, and there will be jam at the top. Simple outlining in the form of elliptical seep in here for the plate. This is our very simple pencil sketch for strawberry melt magic. Now in here going with the fine liner to do the outlining, feel free to make changes and adjustment to the pencil eske. You can increase or decrease the number and the saps on the sizes of the strawberries, you can add other additional elements. You can also convert this simple cake into multi layered ke. Now doing the outlining for the top and creating this kind of simple lines for the jam at the top. We are done with a simple outlining for the cake now for the plate. Using this kind of broken lines to do the outlining. Another outlining in this form. With these we are done with outlining lightly erase the pencil sketch, and then we'll be doing the coloring. Mostly, I'll be keeping it quite lighter. I'll only be using darker sets of the color for the jam. Beside it, I'll mostly be using lighter sad. For the plate, I'll be using green. For the cake, I'll be using a bit of ocher and pink color. For the jam, a bit darker sets of the color. Now let's do the coloring starting with the yellow. A simple flat pass for the strawberry. Now for the cake, in here, using pink. Now, we are going to spread the color. Using water to spread the color in this manner. So we have got darker sad for the upper regions and for the lower regions, we have lighter sand. Now for the nun, let's do the coloring for the am. Using a darker sad of the red, I mixed a little bit of bond Sienna in here. As you can see, I am using high consistency of the color. So color with less water. And I'm going to fill this region with this color. I'm also leaving a little bit of small white spaces in here to sew a little bit of reflection caused by the jam. A little bit of white spaces, as you can see, to add more highlights, you can wait for it to dry and then use white to add a little bit more reflection and highlight. Now for our strawberries, so using simple red, a bit saturated consistency of the red. And I'm going to create this kind of small stroke to do the coloring while leaving a little bit of empty species in between, small strokes in this manner, and I'm leaving a little bit of white species or empty species. Now, using water and spreading the color a little bit, don't cover the entire yellow that we used earlier. Only spread the color a little bit like this. Using a little bit of camozio in here for the bees. Now for the leave, using a little bit of green in this manner, completely filling the insides of the outline region. Finally, for the plate, once again, using green, using this olive green, Now, we are going to spread the color using water. So the regions beside the king bees will be quite darker to show the shadow casted by the king and completely filling the entire region for the plate by spreading the color in this manner. And where these we are done with a strawberry magic, I hope you enjoyed painting this one. 15. Strawberry Symphony Cake : Welcome to strawberry symphony cake jet. Let's do the pencil sketching, starting with a simple elliptical see from the top of our cake. In here, I'll be adding multiple strawberries. Besides the strawberries, I'll be adding small frostings. Creating vertical lines on the side to determine the height for our kee. This is going to be multi layered kick with textured appearance. A total of five layer for this key. For the middle two layers, I'll be adding multiple strawberries and doing the outlining for the plate in this manner, simple Alliptical c. So with these, we are done with a simple pencil sketching. Let's do the outlining. Starting with doing this simple outlining for the frosting in the front. A little bit of more detailing in this form, simple parallelines like this. With these, we are done with the frosting now for the strawberries, creating comparatively larger triangular seed in this manner for the strawberries. Another row of strawberries in the background. Continuing on with doing the outlining for the remaining section of the cake. A bit of uneven broken lines like this to do the outlining for some of the sections. Doing the outlining for the multiple layers that we have created. This is going to be the final layer. Feel free to make genius and adjustment. If you want to add personal touches and add more additional element, feel free to do that. Now for the multiple layers in here, the middle two layers, creating this kind of simple oval semi oval saves for the strawberries present in here, making the outlining of the strawberries quite darker by redoing the outlining. And finally, let's do the outlining for the plate. As for the plate, I'll be using ocher and for the two layers in the middle. For that two, I'll be using ocher. Besides that, I'll be using pink. With this, we had done with the outlining for our strawberry symphony lightly raising the pencil marks. Removing the erasures just. Now let's do the coloring. Starting doing the coloring for our strawberry, a bit concentrated Cambo hue. Simply doing a flat vs for all the strawberries that we have in here. Now let's do the coloring for the remaining section, using a bit concentrated pink and carefully adding it beside the frostings. Now for the layers in here, a little bit of pink in this manner for one side only. Now, we are going to spread the color using water, spreading the color to degrees intensity as we move from left to right. If you want to blend it uniformly, you can do that, too. And finally, spreading the color in here for the final layer, a little bit of pink for the insides of this semi spherical seam that we have in here. And with this, we are done with the first layer of the pink for now. Now going in with the ocher. Adding it in here for the middle two layers, add it carefully. We don't want to overlay this on top of the pink. Put the fourth layer in here, cafarefully adding the ocher in this manner. Let's do the coloring for the plate, and then we'll be giving it a little bit of textured look, the different layers of the cake. Now using water to spread the ocher in here. You don't have to stick with the same color combinations that I'm using feel free to use other color combinations. Now it has dried up somewhat. So adding red for each individual strawberry. As you can see, I'm only adding it for the lower section. The colour will spread on its own. H. A bit more concentrated red for the strawberries at the back, completely covering the entire section for the strawberries at the back. Do the color in such a manner that the two layers of the strawberries or the two rows of the strawberries that we have created. So it be quite distinct from each other. For the strawberries in here, a little bit of red in here, not going to cover the entire section of the pink, small tiny streaks like this, doing the same thing in here, a little bit of red for the inside, as well as doing the outlining and creating tiny streaks in this manner. And this, we are done with the two middle layers. Now we are going to give it a taxi en lo, starting with the pink. In here, as you can see, this is a bit concentrated pink and just overlaying it on top of the earlier layer, creating this kind of smaller strokes and adding it in here randomly like this in this manner. With this, we are done with the pink for now, doing the same thing, using the ocher, a bit concentrated ocher and adding it randomly in here, not covering the entire section to give it a bit textured look. The intensity of both the pink and the ocher that we have used in here to create a bitter of taxed looklo will decrease a little bit when this dries up. As for the coloring of the frosting in here, at diluted consistency of the gray. To create shadows, using a little bit of brown and spreading it. And with these, we are done with the strawberry symphony. I hope you enjoyed painting this, and I'll sing you in the next project. Happy painting. 16. Glossy Strawberry Dome : Welcome to the Glossy Strawberry Dome project. Let's start with a simple outlining for the beats of our cake. And now clip in this kind of simple oval see, or you can say simple dome see. I'll be creating multiple strawberries at top two or three strawberry. One beside other. Now, as for the bees, a simple single layered base like this. Let's do the outlining for our plate. Simple elliptical seep like this. And this is going to be our simple pencil Skee for our project. Using the fine liner to do the outlining. Et's do the outlining. Starting with doing the outlining for the strawberry. The other two strawberries in here. This is a little bit smaller, adding the leaves on the top. Now, let's do the outlining for the remaining section. In here, we'll be creating a little bit of highlight, so simple lines like this, uneven line in this manner. Now for the remaining section, the dome see using this kind of uneven line to do the outlining. Now for the Base layer in here, I'll be using ochre and a little bit of wine and finally, doing the outlining for the plate. Another outlining with broken lines in this manner. With these we had done with a basic pencil sketching and outlining with a fine liner for our glossy strawberry dome. Let's lightly erase it, insert that the ink has dried up and then lightly erase the pencil marks. Removing the erased dust. Now, let's do the coloring. Starting with the Camughu for the strawberries, a little bit for the insides and using the same color for the base, decreasing its intensity a little bit. So you can use camo hu, dark yellow or ocher whatever you prefer. Now for the dome in here, a little bit of pink. This region will be comparatively lighter. With this, we are done with the pink. Only a little bit of pink was required. Now for the remaining section in here, I'm using this vibrant red. So this is a little bit buttery consistency of the red, but still it has lots of pigment, and I'm not going to cover the entire pink that we use, so adding it in this manner. Now using white to spread it as well as to reduce it intensity a little bit. I'm using a little bit more water, as well as I'm soaking up some of the red to degrees intensity a little bit in this manner since I use a bit more red to make it a little bit lighter in here, using a little bit of pink in this manner. I decided to cover the entire section, the pink in here. I'll be using white to add the highlights later on and spreading the pink in here to make the lower region quite lighter. And finally, let's do the coloring for our strawberries. Simple small strokes in this manner to do the coloring for our strawberries. Not going to cover the entire section for now. Now, using water to spread the colors, keeping it comparatively lighter. For the strawberries too, I'll be adding a little bit of in lights later on. As for the leaves, using green and filling the outline region for the leaf. Give it a little bit of texture look using at saturated consistency of the ocher and creating this kind of small and random strokes for the entire section. A little bit of this for the strawberries too. And finally, doing the coloring for the plate, using green. Using the gray to do the flat was for the plate. Going with a little bit of pink, a saturated consistency of the pink and creating highlights for the strawberries first. And now for some of the sections in here, a little bit of white, following the curbs to give it a little bit of reflection or you can see highlight. Instead of the pink, if you want, you can always use the white. As for the pink, I also added a little bit of white. And with these, we are done with a glossy strawberry dome. This was a little bit different from all the project we have created so far. I hope you enjoyed painting this, and I'll be seeing you in the next project. 17. Crimson Drizzle Dreams: Welcome to Nimsondal Dream Project. Let's start with a simple pencil sketching, starting with the triangular C for the upper part of our slide. This is going to be a little bit different from all the projects that we have created. This is one of my favorites from this class, creating the vertical lines to determine the height for our slice, adding the outline regions for the side and the base. We have got multiple strawberries in here, three or four strawberries. On the top, we'll be adding lots of jam. So creating rough outlining for the jam. So this is going to be the simple sketch for our slice. Now, let's do the outlining. In here, I forgot to do the outlining for the plate, but we'll be directly creating the plate with a pine liner, continuing on doing the outlining for our strawberries. Simple leaves like this for our strawberry. We have got four strawberries in here. If you want to increase or decrease the number of the strawberries, feel free to do that. Mostly, I'll be creating the whole strawberries instead of the whole strawberries. If you want to create the slices of the strawberries, you can do that, too. I'll only be adding the jam beside the strawberry. If you want to add frosting or other kind of toppings, you can include those too. So you have got lots of options, so feel free to experiment on your own and add your personal touches. Continuing on doing the outining for the jam, creating these kind of bit curved and bit organic lines like this. You don't have to stick with the outlines. Feel free to make changes in adjustment to it. Finally, doing the outlining for the base and the signs, a little bit of division using this kind of bit broken lines. The different layers in here. So this is going to be our simple outlining. Now creating the plate in here directly with the fine liner. If you are not that confident, you can start with a pencil sketch and then go over it with the fine liner. With these, we are done with our simple pencil sketching and outlining for creams and grideltrem. Insure that the ink has dried up and lightly erase the pencil marks. Now, let's do the coloring. Starting with a vibrant tread. And for the entire section in here, the strawberries and the jam will be completely covering it with this. And then here I made a little bit of mistake. A little bit of red has come out from the outline section. We'll be trying to rectify it later on. But for now, add it for the entire section of the jam and the strawberries. Try to contain the red within the outline section. As for the red that I mistakenly added, I'll be reducing intensity with the water and mixing it with the colors of the layer. Doing a flat was for the entire section. In here for the base, using a bit diluted consistency of the Camboo hue. On the side, too, a little bit of red is required, so I'll be adding the red later on. To give it a little bit of texture, adding another layer of color in here, creating these kind of smallness strokes to add the rough texture for it. As for the remaining section, I'll be using lighter tone of the color. In here, I'm going to use skin color for the entire section. Carefully adding it in here, this beside the jams that we have. You can wait for the red to dry, otherwise, the two colors will mix. But in here since I did a little bit of mistake, I'll be utilizing it, the wetness of the red so that I can do a little bit of blending like this, thus reducing the intensity of the red and creating a little bit of shader for the jam using this, completely filling the entire region with it, giving it a little bit of yellowish hue, so using a little bit of camoju like this, very lighter side of the Cambozu Ooh. We will wait for it to dry a little bit and then do another layer. In here, I'm using a little bit more darker side of the red, creating the sados for the strawberries, a little bit of red in this manner, falling the seep of the strawberries. Now, making some of the sections of the jam a little bit darker. I using this red, more darker side of the red, especially the tea and drop like see of the jam, a little bit near the outlined secon Using it to create a little bit of detailing for the strawberries, too. Simple small strokes like this. And a little bit more detailing for some sections of the jam with this darker side of the red. We're going to subdue its intensity a little bit, so using water and mixing the two colors, the lighter and the darker side of the red. Here too, I made a little bit of mistake. So you'll have to bit causes in here. Some of the red has come out from the outline section. And with this, we are done with the red. Going with the green for the leaves of the strawberry, adding it for this one, too. If you want to give it a little bit of texture look, you can add a little bit more details for the middle layer. As for the highlights using a little bit of wine and creating these kind of small strokes for some of the section to show the reflection and the highlights, a little bit of highlight for the sides of the strawberries, too. Small simple dots like this. Now for the upper part, simple, small lines like this, following the currenci of the slice to give it a little bit of highlights and reflection. Add a little bit more for some of the other carved sections, adding it for the strawberries. Once again, a little bit of smaller dots like this. And with these, we are done with our slice, jam, and the strawberries, now doing the coloring for our play, using the raw umber. Now, let's spread the colour, using water to spread the colour to reduce its intensity a little bit. Stranding on the other side with the water. Adding it carefully near the jam, making this region a little bit more darker with this raw umber. And with these, we had done with Crimson regal trim. I hope you enjoyed painting this. This was one of my favorites from this class. And I'll be seeing you in the next project. 18. Velvet Chocolate Bliss: Welcome to Velvet Chocolate Bliss. Let's start with a simple pencil sketching. In here, I'll be creating a little bit of angled slice, starting with this kind of bit angled line two parallel vertical line for the height of our slice. Now in here, I'll be creating a single strawberry surrounded by lots of frosting. Simple seeds like this, simple triangular see. Now for the other side, just extending the lines to create the curved triangular sea. This is going to be multi layered, so creating layers in this form. And finally, sketching out the guideline for the simple plate, elliptical seep like this for the plate. It's going to be our simple pencil sketch for velvet chocolate blush. Now going in with the fine liner to do the outlining, doing the outlining for the frosting in the front of the strawberry. Simple small seep like this. You don't have to stick with the pencil sketch that you have created, feel free to make changes in adjustment. And here I reduce the number and assign a little bit. Now continuing on doing the outlining for the remaining section, the upper part, the curve triangular same. Once again, in here, I'm using the same kind of bit uneven and broken lines to do the outlining. Now for the different layers in here, we have got a total of three layers. For the middle layer, I'll be adding multiple slices for the inside. Four or five slices like this. Continuing on with doing the outlining for the plate, using this kind of bit broken and uneven line to do the outlining for the plate, a little bit of more detailing for the plate. And with these we add with a simple pencil esket as well as the outlining for the velvet chocolate please. Starting with the camo je for the top. So a little bit of camo ju like this for the strawberry, a simple flatba using a bit concentrated camel jeu for the layer. So the first and the third layer in here. Extending the color a little bit like this. A simple flat in here too. A little bit more of Cambo juice for our strawberry. Now to give it a little bit of texted appearance here I'm using the ocher and creating this kind of small random strokes to give it a little bit of texture appearance, doing the same thing in here, small strokes with this ocher, use a bit saturated consistency of the colour to do the strokes in here. When this dries up, it will lose its intensity a little bit, and the two will mix a little bit on its own since the earlier layer has not dried up properly. As for the plate in here, I'm using blue, a bit darker side of the blue. And now using water to spread it evenly for the dissection. You can use any other color to do the coloring for the plate. Now, to sue the cadose casted by the slice, a little bit of more blue. Beside the slice, a little bit on the other side too, just alongside the outline on the right side. And with this, we are done with the coloring for our plate. Now continue on with our slice. In here, I'm using burnt sienna, a bit diluted consistency of the burnt sienna. We are going to cover the entire section with it. So a simple flat pass like this for the top, as well as for the first layer in here. Just extending the color for the entire section, the first layer like this. Instead of this, if you want to make it a little bit darker, you can use you can use bit concentrated color. Now for the middle layer in here, using a little bit of lighted tone of the pink. Let's completely fill it with the pink, and then we'll be doing the coloring for the strawberries with the red. To give it a little bit of more texture, using a bit saturated pink in here like this, small strokes in this manner. Using a very light consistency of the pink for the frosting in here, you can use other colors too. You can use yellow, light blue gray. Now for the strawberry in here, using a bit concentrated red and primarily adding it near the frosting, leaving a little bit of yellow like this. Now for the strawberry slices in here, just adding it beside the outline region and a small streak for the inside like this. Spreading the colour a little bit more for our strawberry. And with these, we are done with our velvet chocolate blizz. I hope you enjoyed painting this, and I'll be seeing you in the next project. 19. Caramel Berry Dream : Welcome to Caramel Berry Dream. Let's start with a simple pencil sketching. This slice is also a little bit angle, starting with this kind of angled line for the beach of our slice, two padar vertical lines for the height of our slide. This is going to be multi layered. Now in here at the top, creating a little bit of curved triangular C. This is going to be the top of our slide, extending the side a little bit in here for the multiple layers in here. You have got a total of five layers. A single strawberry at the top. Only half portion of the strawberry is visible in here. And this is going to be our simple pencil sketch for our slice. Now let's do the outlining. In here, I'm using dress pin to do the outlining. Once again, I forgot to do the sketching for the plate. Later on, I'll be directly using the Breust pin to do the outlining to do the outlining for our plane. If you're not that confident, you can start with the pencil sketching for the plate and then continue on doing the outlining in here. As usual, I'm using this kind of bit uneven lines and broken lines to do the outlining. Feel free to make changes and adjustment as you see fit, and continuing on for now, I'm continuing on doing the outlining for all the layer, a little bit of detailing for our strawberry in the form of strippling dot. Now let's create our plate using broken lines, broken curve lines to create the outline for our plate, a little bit more detailing in this form. And yeah, with this, we are done with simple pencil sketching as well as outlining for our caramel merry drn and see what the ink has dried up and lightly raise the pencil marks. Now, let's do the coloring, starting with the orange, using the orange for both the strawberry as well as the top. Doing a flat pass for the top with this color. Now for the remaining section three add in layer three layers in here as well as the side I'll be using this orange. Adding it in here and in here, too. So with this, we are done with orange for the flat one. I'll I'll be creating a little bit of texture lo so a bit more concentrated orange like this. Small dots, small random strokes like this to create a little bit of rougher texture for the different layers in here. Doing the same thing for the upper and the side layer. Adding more texture in this form. And with these, we are done with the orange. Now for the two layers in here, starting with the pink, a bit concentrated pink, add it carefully in between the orange. Adding it for the upper layer. Here too, we'll be creating a little bit of texture and look. Reducing the intensity of the pink a little bit by using a bit ribrus to soak up the color. Now, to create a little bit of texture, using a little bit of red and creating small dendom strokes in this manner to give it a little bit of rougher texture, doing the same thing for the second layer, small dendom strokes with this color. And when this we are done with the texture, on put the two layer. Let's do the coloring for the plate. And here I'm using purple to do the coloring. A simple flat pass with the purple, completely filling the entire section with this purple. Make it a little bit darker, knee the cake, using a little bit of blue to sew the sados cast it by the slice. Now, finally doing the coloring for our strawberry, using concentrated bread and creating this kind of small random strokes for the entire section and a little bit of more detailing in this form, simple angled line like this for the entire section at the upper part. Instead of this, if you want to create jam, you can do that, too. You can also create other kind of pattern or design, feel free to experiment on your own. And lastly, going with the green to do the coloring for the leaf. Adding a little bit of darker side of the green. And with this, we are done with yet another simple project, Caramel Berry Dream. I hope you enjoyed painting this, and I'll sing in the next project. Happy painting. 20. Berry Blush Delight : Welcome to Berry Blush Delight Project. Let's start with a simple pencil sketching. In here, I'm starting with a little bit curved triangular see for the top of our slice. This slice is a little bit angle like this in here. Now extending the lines on both the side, vertical lines to determine the height for our slide, another parallel line in here for our maze. And now creating the outline for the plane. Simple elliptical shape like this. So this is the basic C for our slice. In here for the top, I'll be adding two strawberries, two simple whole strawberries. And this is going to be multi layered. I'll be creating a total of two or three layers in here. The two simple strawberries at the top. Instead of creating the whole strawberries, you can create sliced off botin of the strawberries. You can also add frosting and other additional elements, continuing on to create the layering for our slice. For the middle layer in here, we have few strawberries in here. And with these, we are done with a simple pencil sketching. Now going in with a fine liner. Let's start with doing the outlining for our strawberries. Adding the leaves in here, doing the same thing for the second one. Adding the leaves. Now let's continue on with doing the outlining for the remaining section, a bit of uneven lines, a bit of uneven unbroken lines like this to do the outlining. Outlining the bees. And finally, this side. Now put the remaining section, put the insides of the layer, continuing on with the same kind of bit uneven lines, sometimes broken lines. This middle layer will be thicker. And here we have got four strawberry slices. You don't have to stick with the same kind of slices that I'm creating here, you can create other variations of the slices that we have covered so far. Continuing on doing the outlining for the plate in here. Using both broken and uneven lines like this to do the outlining for the plate. For the plate in here, are we using purple color. Going back to the strawberries, adding a little bit of detailing in this form, simple small lines like this. We'll be making this region a little bit darker. And to add a little bit more detailing, I am using the stippling technique, creating smaller dots to add this kind of duper texture for the different layer, mostly for the upper and the lower layers. Just simple plain dots like this. This will give it another layer of texture to our painting. If you don't want, you don't have to do this. This is optional, a little bit for the upper part too. Mostly I use this stripling dot to make some of the reasons quite darker. Now, ensure that the ink has dried up and lightly release the pencil mark. Removing the eraser dust. Now let's do the coloring. Starting with the lighter side of the pink for our strawberry, mainly focusing for the inside, middle region of the strawberry with this kind of small stroke. Now, giving it a little bit of lighter tone, using cambzOling a little bit of this Camboji on top of the pink. Extending the camoju a little bit. Now, going in with the red. So we have got a vibrant tread in here, I'll be adding it for the top, the first layer and the side layer. Going with the water to spread the color as well as to reduce the intensity a little bit. You don't have to do this. If you want to keep the layers and the upper part darker and more dies, you can do that. But it would become a little bit difficult to create a clear distinction between the strawberries and the upper part. That's why I decided to make it a little bit lighter. Now for the layers in here, I'm using very diluted consistency of the camiogio. For this one, I decided to use a little bit thicker consistency, applying it for the upper layer too. Now, in here, I'm using a skin color, and let's cover the entire region with it. And when this dries a little bit, we'll be overlaying the red on top of it for the strawberries. Now as for the plan, going in with the light purple color, starting with doing a flat pass for our plan and then if required, we'll be adding a little bit of sados. In here, I'm using lighter side of the purple by adding lots of water to it. A bit proper set of the purple to make this region a bit darker to sow the sadose cast it by the slide. The two colors will mix on its own. Moving on to the strawberries, going in with the green for the leans. Adding it carefully like this. Now, doing the coloring for our strawberries, a little bit lighter seed of the red in here, creating small and simple strokes like this for our strawberries, adding another layer with a bit darker seat of the red. As for the strawberries in here, it has dried up somewhat the earlier layer of the colour, so adding it for the inside in this manner. If you want, you can also use a little bit of this red for the upper region to make some of the section bit more darker to sow the cado casted by the strawberries. Now extending the colors a little bit to mix it properly, the lighter shades in the darker side. I decided to make it a little bit more darker, so another layer of Cambogio adding it in here too. The outlines are not that much clear in here. Using the fine liner once again to redo the outlining to create a clear distinction between separate sections. This is optional. If the outlines in your project is clear, you don't have to do this. This going over all the outlines and making the lines a bit more crisper and a bit more defined. Doing the outlining for the strawberries in here for the middle region. Now for the Best layer in here, once again, in here, I'm using the same kind of line, uneven and broken lines like this. If you want to do the outlining for the uplate, you can do that, too. And with this, we are done with our project, very blessed delight. I hope you enjoyed painting this one. 21. Chocolate Strawberry Affair : Welcome to Chocolate Strawberry Affair. This is one of the longest project in this class. Let's start with doing this simple pencil sketching for our project, Chocolate Strawberry Affair, starting with the angle line for the base and using this to determine the length of our slice. Now, two vertical parallel lines on above the sine, and in here, we have got this kind of rectangular polygonal seam, triangular set in here and making it a bit cut for the upper part, and another parallel line in here for this sin This is going to be multi layered cake, so dividing into different layers for the two layers in here, I'll be adding multiple smaller strawberries. And for the top, we'll have a single strawberries covered in chocolate. Only small portion of the strawberries will be visible in here. This is going to be multi layered, and this is going to be comparatively darker than all the project we have created so far. Creating this kind of simple triangular see for the inside for the strawberries present in here. This will be covered in chocolate. And finally, creating the outlining for our plate, simple elliptical shape in here. Feel free to make some changes in adjustment. If you want to add more additional element, feel free to do that. You can also add. You can also add more personal touches to it. Now, let's go in with the fine liner to do the outlining. Adding the leaves in this manner. This will be covered with the brown soup. The strawberry in here will be covered with the brown, doing the outlining in this manner. And now continuing on with the remaining section, using this kind of bit uneven unbroken lines to do the outlining for the remaining section. Increasing the height of the slice a little bit, you don't have to stick with the pencil sketch that you have created feel to make changes in adjustment. Doing the outlining in this side. And finally, the layers. This will be quite smaller, so a bit thinner layer in here. Just going over the outline of the triangular seed that we have created and making it a little bit more curvier for another of strawberries in here. Simple uneven lines like this to do the outlining. And finally, doing the outlining for our plate, using curved broken lines to do the outlining. And with this, we are done with a simple pencilketching, as well as outlining for our chocolate to strawberry fire. Is that the ink has dried up and lightly erased the pencil marks. Removing the erasers just Now let's do the coloring. In here, I'm using burned Siana a bit thicker consistency of the burned siana. This will be our primary layer. This will be our first layer. Adding it carefully beside the strawberries. This is going to be two layered. In here, we are going to create another layer with a bit saturated consistency of the color. But for now using this consistency of the color to do a flat fast for the entire section in here, the sides, the top, as well as the upper and the bottom layer. For the insides, the middle layers, I'll be using ocher, mixed with a little bit of wine. Before using that, going in with the pink and creating this kind of textured look for the inside, only adding it for the middle regions for the strawberries. I forgot to add it for the last one. Now, for the plate in here, using a thicker consistency of the pink. Spreading the color for the entire section. Adding it on the other side. It's not that much evenly spread it since I use thicker consistency of the color. So using water to get a smooth and uniform spreading of the color. Now, this will be our second layer. So using a bit saturated color. So using a bit saturated brown in here. And I'm not going to cover the entire section. I'll be living a little bit of species like this. Since the earlier layer that we use has not dried it properly, the two will mix a little bit on its own, adding it for the strawberry, too. Now for the two layers on the side, adding the colour in the same manner, not going to cover the entire section and creating these kind of strokes to do the coloring. Instead of this color, you can use any other colors too. Finally, for the base, ensure that the pink has dried up and added carefully near the pink, otherwise the two color will mix, and we don't want that Middle layer, making the outlining a little bit more crisper. With these, we are done with a brown for now. Now, we'll be doing the coloring for our strawberries and two middle layers. Using this ocher mixed with wine. Instead of this, if you want, you can also use the skin color, completely filling the first layer, completely filling the first layer, doing the same thing for the second one. Giving it a little bit of textured look by using a bit thicker consistency of the color in here, the same color, but it's a little bit less diluted. And with this, we are done with the two layers. Finally, let's do the coloring for our strawberries, going with the red, starting with doing the coloring for the strawberry at the top. And now for the strawberries in here, going over the outline and adding a little bit for the insides we are not going to cover the entire pinkish section, doing the same thing for the strawberries in this layer, a little bit of pink for the inside and then going over the outlines. Giving this region a little bit of pinkish look, a little bit of pink in here. This is optional, also to show us a little bit of satos using this pink in here, beside it, beside the slice, adding it in here for the second outline. The two colors will mix on its own since it has not properly dried up. Now, finally going with the green for the leaves. So basically with this, we are done with the project, but the outlines that we did with the fine liner are not that much visible in here. So I waited for it to dry, and now using the fine liner and now using the breastban to redo the outline making it bit more darker. This will help create a clear distinction between separate parts of the slice. Once again, using the same kind of uneven broken lines to do the outlining. This is optimal. If the outlines in your project is visible, you don't have to do this. But in here for my project, it was not that clearly visible. That's why I decided to use the breast paint to redo the outlining, doing the outlining for the strawberry in here, the leaves. A little bit of detailing in this manner, making it quite darker near the strawberry. And finally, on this side. Let's do the outlining for the strawberries in here. The second row of strawberries, simple uneven lines like this to do the outlining. And with these, we are done with our largest project of this class, Chocolate Strawberry Affair. I hope you enjoyed painting this, and I'll be seeing you in the next project. 22. Strawberry Ribbon Slice Bonus : Welcome to the first bonus project, Strawberry bond slice. Let's start with a simple pencil sketching. This is going to be a little bit more detailed. Starting with simple rectangular see for the slide, simple rectangular C for the front of our slice. This is comparatively larger piece of slice as compared to the other that we have created so far. A bit curved triangular see for the top. Now creating more triangular save in here for the multiple strawberries. I'll be creating a total of three strawberries and multiple frostings like this in here. For the two bonus projects, I'll be using different mediums to do the coloring. You don't have to use the other mediums. If you want, you can continue with the watercolor. But for this one, I'll be using the colored brass pans and for the next one, I'll be using the colored pencil to do the coloring, dividing the cake into different section and creating this kind of semicircular see for the strawberries in here. And with these we are done with a simple pencil sketching, going in with the file and to do the outlining. Just going over the pencil is sketching, and if required, I'll be making some adjustments. Also, as I mentioned, I'll be making it a little bit more detailed since I'll have more precision over the use of breast beans as compared to the watercolor. So a little bit more detailing with the fine liner. Small seeps like this for the frosting. You don't have to use the same element or do the detailing in the same manner. Feel free to add your own personal touches. In here, I'm using broken lines to do the outlining. So mostly uneven broken lines to do the outlining for the entire section. We have got multiple layers in here, mostly using the broken lines to do the outlining for the different layers that we have created. Now, for the small strawberries, the slices of the strawberries that are present in here, three on the top and three at the bottom, simple circular seep, simple semicircular seep like this, a little bit more detailing for the insides of the slices. Small seeps like this and small line like this to do the detailing. A little bit more detailing for our strawberries with this kind of simple lines. Now, let's sketch out the guideline for the plate. Simple elliptical seep for the plate. Giving it a little bit of more dimension by adding more lines like this. And I erase the pencil sketch now, doing the coloring, starting with the red for the strawberry. Small simple strokes with the red in this manner to do the coloring for the strawberry. Now going in with the pink and adding it on particularly one side. And finally, going in with the orange to feel the entire section, the remaining section, overlaying a little bit of this orange on top of the pink and the red that we used earlier. Now, doing the coloring for the strawberries in here, a little bit of red streaks like this for the smaller sections of the slices of the strawberries. Now, going in with the orange, creating more smaller streaks in this manner. Now for the frostings in here a little bit of green, a bit lighter set up the grey in here. Creating a little bit of sado using the green. Small streaks of the gray like this to create the sados. Making the outlining a little bit more distinct with the gray. Now going in with the ocher. For the layers in here, I'll be using the ocher for this layer and for the bottom layer as well as a little bit for the sine, completely filling with the ocher. If we want, we can add it for the sine layer too. For the remaining section in here, I'll be using the skin color. Filling the entire section with the skin color, adding it carefully near the frosting as well as near the strawberries. Now for the middle layer, add it carefully just beside the small slice of the strawberries. And with these, we are done with the skin colour. As for the plate, I decided to use the green, a bit darker sad of the green. We are going to completely fill it with the green. Filling the remaining section with the green and making this region a bit more darker. Now adding another layer of the green to make it a little bit more darker so the sados cast in by the slice. And I also decided to create the sados for the plate, so using a little bit more green to create the sado for the plate. And with these, we had done with the strawberry ribbon slice. Oh. 23. Soft Blush Cheesecake Bonus 2: Welcome to the final project, Soft Blush Cheesecake. Let's start with a simple pencil sketching. Starting with a horizontal line for the length of our slide. No two vertical lines to determine the height for our slides. Now creating the top. So we have got a rectangular s for the front of our slice and a triangular sin at the top. In here, I'll be creating a little bit of defined as well as a single strawberry in the middle. So simple seeds like this for the strawberry and the frosting. Creating the outlining for the plate, simple elliptical set like this. Extending the side a little bit more. This is going to be a simple pencil sketching. Now, going in with the fine liner to do the outlining. Starting with doing the outlining for the strawberry and now continuing on doing the outlining for the frosting, making it a little bit more detail. Since for this one, I'll be using the colored pencil to do the coloring. So I'll have a little bit more control over it as compared to the watercolor. You don't have to use the pencil colour to do the coloring. You can use the watercolor. Like earlier, I'm using this kind of bit uneven unbroken lines to do the outlining for the cake. A little bit of detailing for the strawberry in the form of stippling dot, doing the same thing for some of the sections of the frosting to make this a little bit darker, simple dots like this. Now continuing on with the remaining section for the slice. This is going to be two layered slice, doing the outlining for the other side. Now doing the outlining for the plate. Creating the border. Adding the beast layer for our slice, making it a little bit more thicker, extending the line on the other side. And with this, we are done with a simple pencil sketching and the outlining for soft plus cheese cake, ins that the ink has dried up and lightly erase the pencil marks. In here, as I mentioned, I'll be using the colored pencil to do the coloring. You don't have to use it. If you want, you can continue with the watercolor to do the coloring. Let's start with the red. In here, I'm starting with the red to do the coloring for the strawberry. Simple strokes with the darker side of the red. Now going with the pink to do the coloring for the remaining section, completely feeling the insides with it as well as overlaying it on top of the red. Now going with the green, a little bit of green for the frosting, not going to cover the entire section, only a little bit. Now using the same green to create a little bit of darker region. So a little bit of gray as the primary layer in here for the top. It will be depicting a little bit of sado doing the same thing for the remaining portion of the cheese skin, a little bit of grey in here to make the other regions a bit more darker. Now going in with the white for the upper layer. So we have got a creamy top in here, applying heavy presser with the white and blending it with the grey that we used earlier. Also blending a little bit of white for the frosting that we have created. Now going with the pink for the remaining section, the middle layer of the cheesecake, overlaying it on top of the gray, extending it on the other side, apply heavy freezer and feel the remaining section with it. Since this is a watercolor paper and it has lots of texture, it is a little bit difficult to overlay the pencil color on top of it. Otherwise, we would have achieved a smoother consistency and a smooth color for the cheesecake. Now for the best layer in here, using auger, completely filling it with the auger. And finally, let's do the coloring for the plate, go in with the sky blue. Adding the sky blue in this manner. Adding it for this region too. Filling the green for the remaining section as well as overlaying this green on top of the sky blue. And with this, we are done with the coloring for the plate and the cheesecake. If you want to create a little bit of texture, you can add more layers on top of it. And here, the outline was not that much clear since we used a lot of prison. So going back with the fine layer to do the outlining portion of the sections, doing the outlining for the frosting too, the outlining in here for the base of our soft blush cheesecake. Going about the outlining for the sign. And with this, we are done with the final project of this class, Soft Blush Cheesecake. I hope you enjoyed painting this, and I'll be seeing you in the next video. 24. Thanks and Conclusion : Congratulations on completing the mini strawberry tren over the past two weeks. Over the past two weeks, we have created a beautiful collection of mini strawberry dessert, from simple slices to glossy domes and layered celebratory cakes, more than just painting cue treats. We have practiced watercolor layering, adding highlights and shadows, creating texture and welding consistency. Most important thing is that you sewed up day even spending five to 8 minutes a day strengthens your creativity and confidence. I hope this challenge helped you feel more comfortable with watercolor food illustration and inspired you to experiment with your own dessert designs. If you enjoyed this class, please upload your project, leave a review and follow me for more creative challenges. Once again, thank you so much for painting along with me, and I'll be seeing you in my next class.