Brenda Jones

Loose Coneflower: Atmospheric Watercolor with Soft Backgrounds

Another beauty, Vily! You are growing in your courage to keep doing soft while also popping in some bold. The yellow is magical with such gradation and textuire! Stay soft AND bold, Dear Vily, Judy

Thank you so much for such wonderful observation of my humble little coneflower my dear judy..stay well..Blessings..🥰💗

Thanks much for your compliments Teresa..😍

Vily, this is so soft and delicate. 😊 I love the peaceful feeling you created and the gentle transitions in the petals. Your style always has such a beautiful softness to it. One thing you might enjoy experimenting with is trying the sequence from class again. I painted the flower first on dry paper and then added the wet background afterward. That approach can help the flower keep just a little more definition while still giving you those lovely soft edges and atmospheric effects. I think it would be fun to compare the two approaches and see which one you enjoy most. Thank you for sharing another beautiful project.

the cute coneflower was actually the first flower i tried to paint when i was just starting to learn watercolor teacher.coz i really find it so unique &amp; cute..Then when i saw your lesson ,here i am again ,unable to resist to try it as soon as i can! surely ,will try to paint it again on dry paper ,i agree dear teacher that it really would be fun to compare the two approaches..you;re welcome dear teacher..love vily💗

loose coneflower-atmospheric watercolor with soft background

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