Learn to create romantic white florals using your wedge brush (or triangle brush). These flowers are especially vibrant on Kraft paper. You'll learn two simple but critical tips for creating these flowers. Hint: it's based on how you load your brush and how you layer the flower petals. The techniques used in this class go beyond "just" white flowers on Kraft paper. You can easily substitute any color for these flowers when painting on traditional watercolor paper.

Class is just under an hour. During our time together you'll create the exact floral pattern you see above. Each step is explained in detail. All lessons are in real time so we can paint together at a relaxed pace. No voice-overs (except in my Intro) and no distracting background music.

All artistic levels are welcome. I've listed this as an intermediate class because some knowledge of watercolor and the wedge brush is helpful but not required.

No wedge brush? No problem. I have them listed in my Amazon Storefront along with many other favorite supplies.

Speaking of supplies... Here's what you'll need for class:

Beste Fountain Wedge Brush: I rotate between all 4 sizes (6, 8, 10, and 16). However, if you only have 1 size you'll be totally fine.
You may substitute a Triangle brush but not a dagger brush. They're not the same.
Round brush: size 4 or 6 (no specific brand, even a cheap one will do!)
Legion Stonehenge Kraft paper (or similar). I'm using a 9 inch by 9 inch piece for our floral pattern
White gouache - I use Holbein
Watercolors: Undersea Green (Daniel Smith), Quinacridone Gold (Daniel Smith), Sepia (Winsor & Newton). Exact colors are not necessary. Please use what you have and/or prefer
Jars of rinse water
Towels and tissues to dab your brush and/or your work
Wet sponge (optional): I use this to dab off my brush

Deb Montgomery

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