Miwa Gardner

Japanese Minimal Watercolor Hearts for Beginners: Unlock the Secrets to Instant Japanesque Art

<p>Thats a great idea to use a metalic color with combination to granulating colors! Would love to know what brand you used for this! Love your color palette choice!</p>

Dear, thank you for the message. Do you see 3 hearts and signature? I see only a part of the painting after add it.. I used Winson&amp;Newton metallics gold and bronze for top 2 hearts, and Gansai Tambi granulating kuretake olive. Can you please recommend the best round brushes company with pointed tip in your opinion? I think that will stay with you as my favourite Artist, as I love Japan, your aesthetic, and the ideas you are teaching. I saw on one of your video the girl with the dragon painting. Is it possible to do this painting with you step by step? Greetings, Izabela.

I see it now!! I think the best round tip is the velvet touch by princeton. called "long round". This is my go to! Thank you for the feedback Izabela. That dragon with the girl is my interperatation of the move "Spirited Away". I will consider doing a portrait class sometime! Thanks again!

<p><img srcset="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/ead3040f6ad756bdfcf11088de3303c9/0d175f1a.png 600w, https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/ead3040f6ad756bdfcf11088de3303c9/0d175f1a.png 1000w" sizes="(max-width: 600px) 600px, 100vw" src="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/ead3040f6ad756bdfcf11088de3303c9/0d175f1a.png" loading="lazy" alt="3 transparent hearts - image 1 - student project">it has be made by 2 metallic and 1 granulating watercolors</p>

3 transparent hearts

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