Part 3 of the Tropical Flower Series is a lesson on using the wet-on-wet technique to paint an Anthurium.

In this class, I walk you through how to sketch a rough base drawing of the anthurium and then focus on two basic watercolour techniques, using the wet-on-wet method, to help get two variations for our pretty flower.

To complete this Project,

Swatch the colours and mix them to create the colours we need.
Understand the blending involved in the wet-on-wet technique, and take time to practice. Repetition always helps.
Once you're done your project flower/s, please share an image of it under the Projects and Resources section of the class. Click on 'Create Project' to upload your work. It's that simple. I will provide feedback.

Please tag me in your stories and posts on Instagram and/or Facebook. I would love to reshare. Use this hashtag #skillsharebyclaricegomes so I can see your work.

///Resources///

These are Amazon affiliate links to all the supplies in this video. I may earn a small commission for sharing, which, and at no extra costs to you.

Watercolour: Paul Rubens 4th Generation Watercolour
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Paper: St. Cuthberts Mill Saunders Waterford
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Brushes: Princeton Brushes

Princeton Velvetouch Pack
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Princeton Neptune #6
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Reminders

Go with the flow.
Have fun.
It's just a piece of paper.
If at first you don't succeed, try again. Practice makes progress. :)

Debbi Gola

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