How to paint an easy Watercolour Wreath
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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It's time to put all of what you've learnt together to create a beautiful watercolour foliage wreath. As this is our first wreath painting session I have started with a simple, circular wreath that follows the circle template closely.
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I'd love to hear your suggestions for things you would like to learn how to paint in the comments below.
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Brush: Pro Arte Masterstroke series 60 size 2,6, 2/10 - bit.ly/2LCtli6
Paper Daler Rowney Aquafine cold-pressed paper - bit.ly/3cmQSzn
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I so oooo enjoy your videos! You have minspired me! I just can’t wait for my paints to come in the mail!,,.
Have fun!
A true learning tutorial for me, Harriet. I'm glad I watched your past video's on leaf painting - it really helped. This is very soft and lovely. You're a great teacher!!!
Thanks so much Maeve, I’m so glad you’re finding the tutorials helpful
So happy with my result👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 the previous tutorials were sooo important...thank you for the speed you go which is much needed for beginners😊👍
You are so welcome!
I love your tutoriels. You explain slowly and clearly so it makes the learning process smooth and enjoyable. I did a couple of wreaths and of course they are not as neat as yours but I turned one into a congratulation postcard for my daughter. Thanks you so much. You're an excellent teacher
That sounds lovely, I’m sure your daughter will love that!
Sooooo Lovely. I find myself following a rule of three: I watch your video once to enjoy, the second time to try, and a third time to improve. Thank you.
Wonderful!
beautiful - I was not painting with you, however solely focused on your watching you create --- loved it
Thank you so much 😀
You and your channel are amazing!!! You're so talented! I loveee your art and I really appreciate that you start from zero and show how you mix colours and share your thought process. It's so helpful for beginners! I'm definitely going to order a copy of your book as soon as I can!! Xxxx
Oh Stephie thank you! I am so thrilled you are enjoying my teaching methods, I'm self taught so I feel like this is all tried and tested. So glad you're getting into painting, here's to many more enjoyable hours of watercolour!
I know this was posted 5+ months ago but I just found it as I was looking for another one from you. You are brilliant and so is your art!! Many thanks to you for giving us your time. I am from California USA.
Ah thanks Lena!
Yes love your nails. Saw that immediately.
Thanks! I want to do my nails for videos again in future
Beautiful! I ordered the set of three brushes! I can't wait to create with them!!
Thanks so much Anne!
Can’t wait to try these,looks fun 🙌🏻
They are!
Thank you very much for sharing, teacher Harriet... I have to practice a lot before I can dare to do this one.
Practise is a great thing but also don't feel like you need to know everything before having a go at this. You will learn a lot by trying out all sorts of different wreaths.
Your nails look super:) thank you so much for the lovely tutorial!!! You are a wonderful teacher and a brilliant artist!
Thank you so much!
That’s therapeutic 🌺
Thanks!
I enjoyed doing that. I haven’t met a green I haven’t liked yet lol. I hope you keep doing these little lessons. Thank you :-)
Thank you! Will do!
Hi Harriet, thank you so much for all these wonderful tutorials! I love your work, and, being a watercolour beginner, I'm learning a lot from them. You have a new subscriber now! :-)
You are so welcome!
Thankyou, another fantastic tutorial your amazing.x
You’re welcome 😊
Beautiful!!!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Lovely !!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Finally I have found a left handed watercolour artist with great instruction! I feel your left handed pain 😅
Ah yes it can be hard not to smudge!
Thank you for a great tutorial! Mine didn't turn out great, but I'm going to have another go, another day.
it's all about practise and progress. I've painted a lot of wreaths in my time!
Thank you Harriet . I love watching you and have learned so much. Can you tell me why you don't move the paper when you are finding the angle difficult. When I was learning to drew ,thats what we ere taught to do but water colouring may be different
In these early videos I was worried about ruining the experience for the viewer but later on I’m happy to move the paper!
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Thanks Svetlana!
I am sure you have been asked before, but what size was your circle? Your classes are so fantastic!
It’s a long time ago now hit this looks like 9cm across
What brand of brushes do you prefer? How many colors do you think is a good start? TIA
I like the pro arte ranges. I sell the brushes I use in my Etsy shop
Question: why can't you turn the paper so your painting hand does not touch painted areas? You don't turn the paper because of the video? In real life can we turn the paper?
I just felt at the time that I wanted to keep it straight, I’ve learnt since that I don’t need to
I just love your channel. You are such a lovely artist n teacher.❤
Great tutorial, however the video not good in close up. To far away
As we get more experienced with filming we start to manage close ups
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