How to Paint Hydrangea Flowers - Easy Pink and Blue Hydrangeas with Dragonfly in Wet in Wet Style
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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Quinacridone gold tinyurl.com/2b...
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Ivory Black tinyurl.com/fx...
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Iridescent Medium - tinyurl.com/3e...
Daniel Smith Ground - tinyurl.com/y7...
Baohong paper tinyurl.com/4c...
Strathmore 400 series 140lb paper tinyurl.com/nt...
china palettes tinyurl.com/y7...
Jacksons PAPER
Both these papers are ideal for learning to paint.
BOCKINGFORD : GLUED PAD : A4 (8 x 11 ins): 300GSM (140lb): 12 SHEETS : NOT (Cold Pressed Medium Texture) £8: tinyurl.com/w8...
DALER ROWNEY: LANGTON : A4 (8 x 11 ins) 300gsm (140lb): 12 SHEETS:NOT (Cold Pressed Medium Texture £8.50: tinyurl.com/h7...
Jacksons BRUSHES
I use mainly round synthetic brushes. Mine are by Drawell, details below. You will need sizes 5, 7, 11 and 14.
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Diane is a self taught watercolor artist and a qualified and experienced teacher. On her website you can find prints of her loose and expressive paintings. Diane studied Human Science, Psychology and Education in the UK and Canada and taught in England. She has lived in 15 different countries and travelled widely as well as painting and exhibiting around the world. This channel is her way of giving back to the wider community.
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I am so thrilled to have this lovely painting by Diane. How very kind that she offered a choice of her work to celebrate a milestone of followers on Utube. I love her tutorials and friendly chats!
I’ve been binge watching black and white movies from the 1940’s to 50’s on RUclips. Such great story lines.
Better than today's stuff!
Thank you for your inspiration. I agree about the television. I haven't watch television for over 20 years. I just watch old videos. I really appreciate your style and subject matter.
Love that! I watched half an hour of tv yesterday - argh, I regret it!
I love this painting. My Nan in England would have loved it. I was born there in Ringwood but have lived in Canada since 1960 when I was 5. My Nan loved flowers and was always looking for a space to put them. I love how you seem to bring the florals to life. My favorite thing is wash and ink . I have ordered a set of pens and ink to try out
Thanks Inger, so glad you are enjoying the videos. Ink and wash is a very enjoyable medium, hope you have fun!
I love the way you paint….. make it look so easy and so much fun! Thanks
Really enjoyed this. Did a quick one along with you. I was in Kent in 77. Flew over for my graduation present from my Dad. loved Margate.
Glad you enjoyed it! 1977 I was living in Sevenoaks that year and my daughter Tamsin was born the year after. When I was a kid in the 50s we used to go as a family from London to Margate for a day out at the seaside. I remember the "huge" beach and the burning sun and the scary sea - and the Big Wheel at the fairground next to the beach that I wasn't allowed to go on because I was too small! Those were the days!
Diane, there is so much I love about this tutorial. Since this is a painting tutorial, I'll begin by saying you really made the painting of hydrangeas achievable. I have some growing in my garden, so I'll do as you demonstrated and examine the structure of the petals and leafs so I can see all of the details. While I really like the ink outline on some things, I'm happy you decided to leave it off on this painting. It's got such a soft vintage look just the way it is. The subtle splatters are a really nice touch. I'm excited to give it a go! Wow...seeing your lovely outdoors is a sight to behold. Your dogs are beauties, and watching Lottie crawl out of the sheep's area was the cutest. I also love all of the animal sounds in the background, along with the relaxing music. What a paradise! Thank you for sharing.
Oh, thank you so much Carolyn! You always make my day with your lovely comments! I'm glad you liked the way I painted the hydrangeas. I always prefer to simplify if I can - "essence of hydrangea!" So glad you enjoy the dogs too - they are adorable but Lottie is a terrible pickle!!! Thank you for all your support :) x
painting, love doing them too……sooo relaxing!!
Beautiful painting!💜
Love the softness of the flowers definitely will try this, thanks
Thanks Pam, appreciate your comment, have fun xx
I really love this painting ❤❤❤
Love your painting, love doing them too……sooo relaxing!!
Love hydraingas this was a lovely way to paint them. Thank you so much.
Donna Canada
Glad you like them!
Very pretty. Soft.
Hi Diane I’m glad you changed your mind not to ink this gorgeous delicate painting as it would have become about the ink instead of your gorgeous flowers and leaves. Thankyou for a wonderful tutorial.
I think Lottie may have been a border collie in her past life wanting to herd up the sheep. I love how she crawled on her hunkers to get through the fence he he he!!!! I did have a good giggle at her. Xxx😂❤
Hi Vivienne, yes, she probably was! Thanks so much for your kind words about this painting xxx
Loved the hydrangea painting. it's one of my favorite flowers. We have a lot of them back home in the Azores!
Thanks for your comment Connie, we have lots of hydrangeas here in France as well! Isn’t that funny!
I love your videos thanks for sharing. Loving the rambling it really works with your tutorials well done tina
Thanks so much 😊 so glad you enjoy them!
Hi! I just found your channel and I am so inspired. I usually paint in intense colors with acrylic paint so delicate watercolors are challenging for me. But thats ok to be challenged I found it makes you a better artist. I decided to do a drawing a day for a year and post it on Facebook to keep me honest, lol! It is intimidating to post for all to see especially in the beginning when I was so terrible, hehe. But I am really in awe that you do a real time painting everyday on YT. I've always wanted to start my own YT channel but was so intimidated by the idea so you are a real inspiration to me. I have learned so much about watercolors from you that I actually enjoy it now. I think watercolors are so much more difficult than acrylics. For one it is that opposite in that you start with the lights and put more to make the darks. I'm so used to starting with the dark colors and adding the light at the end. Not sure if I am making sense here, but that is what I was doing wrong with watercolors. My paintings always came out to dark and ugly, but thanks to you and your real time videos I have actually improved quite a bit. So thank you again for all your efforts and skills. BYW I love love love your adorable pet segments. Penny from California.
Hi Penny, thanks so much for your thoughtful comments. Of course you are making perfect sense in what you say about starting light and ending with the darks in watercolor. In fact, one of the things that watercolor beginners often do which makes their paintings less convincing is to forget to put in dark enough darks at the end. I'm so glad you are enjoying watercolor, which is definitely my favourite medium, mostly because of its unpredictability, which often results in a painting better than you could have planned! Hope you continue to enjoy and be inspired by our videos! Happy painting!
Thank you this is another one for my list. I love waking up here in the morning and turn it on and seeing a painting and with the style of music in the background it's so relaxing first thing in the morning here in sunny North Florida
Wonderful! I'm so glad you are enjoying the daily videos. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, it means a great deal.
Thank for sharing, i enjoy seeing your doggy being naughty. Looks very pretty where you live.
Lovely..really like this technique for painting hydrangeas
Thank you so much 😊
LOVE this--🤩 So beautiful
Very pretty painting, must give it a go.
Thank you! Please do give it a try!
I just did it this afternoon. 😊
You make drawing look so easy.
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting!
Diane, I’m fascinated with your watercolor work. I truly love, love, love the final dry product; love that you added more color dimensions to the leaves. Beautiful painting!!
I enjoyed this tremendously! It is amazing to watch how you effortlessly add paint to paper and beautiful things happen. Thank you again, Diane.
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting!
Very pretty!
Thank you!
I love this painting. I love watching you paint. Your talent makes it look so effortless. I’ve learned a lot from your illustrations. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much, so glad it’s helping you!
This is lovely, Diane! The delicacy sets such a warm and cozy feeling. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much!
I love it!!❤️. This is one of my favorite flowers. (Among my many favorites) We have several bushes, pink, blue and purple although, they sometimes change colors…pinkish ble, purplish pink…we never know. I guess it has to do with the soil?? I love the loose way you’ve painted them. I’ve painted them more realistic but I think your way is so much prettier. It leaves something for the imagination. I’ve had a hard time loosening up, but painting with you has helped so much. The colors you have used….perfect. I found a couple of little white plastic bowls, which I will roughen up a little and then put in my (your) most used colors. I love the way you can mix the colors in these bowls. Have you ever painted rocks? Maybe a stream with rocks (or boulders), some trees? A waterfall? Hmmm, that might be pushing it..lol. I love water scenes or trees in the woods, but anything you decide to paint, you can be sure I’ll be watching. I can’t wait to paint these flowers….and thank you for putting in the dragonfly! Can’t have a “Diane “ painting without a bee, butterfly or dragonfly! I have to admit, dragonflies are my favorite ❤️ . I can’t tell you how many I’ve painted since I watched you painting them! Again, thank you for taking the time out of your day, always coming up with some terrific ideas, and for sharing them with us. I so look forward to seeing what you’ve posted and love chatting with you.❤️. (I’ll be looking for your dragonfly that you’ve printed out…he is so beautiful , and to have a print of yours…that would be awesome! Where would I find this?). Hugs to you and your daughter …and your dogs❤️. Cuddles to your sheep and loves to your cat…. Not sure , but maybe petting to your chickens??? Nell
Hi Nell, I can’t resist replying to your lovely message although I should be asleep by now since it’s gone midnight here! So glad you like the hydrangeas - they aren’t the easiest of flowers to paint I must admit! And I wasn’t sure about the paper I was using either but it turned out okay in the end. There’s always something unexpected with watercolour and I’m always thrilled when a painting is worthy of being in a video! I’m glad it’s helping you out to see how I do it. I’m sure you will find using the little dishes for your main colours will really help you a lot. Sometimes I have two with the same colour in - for example Quinacridone gold - I might have two of them - one to mix with blues and one to mix with red so they don’t get mixed up. This works quite well. Yes, I have done rocks and waterfalls and other kinds of landscapes. I was planning to do some of those as the summer draws to a close and the autumn comes in, when it feels more appropriate somehow. I’m looking forward to painting autumn trees, and other autumnal things like blackberries and rosehips and pheasants! I do feel as if It’s right to stick with the seasons. We do have prints available - and members of the channel can have a 50% discount on the regular price. That brings them down to about $15 including shipping to the states. They are on the website, although we can do most paintings from the tutorials as well as all the ones which are on the website. Have you had a look at Dianeantone.com? If you need help finding them just give me a shout! Well once again thanks very much for chatting, and I have to say goodbye now before I fall asleep with the phone in my hand! Have a great remainder of the day and speak to you soon!xxx
@@DianeAntoneStudio …you must be 6 hours ahead of us!! Hope you had a good nights sleep and I’ll chat with you soon. I’ll check out your website….
As usual, lovely....
Thank you!
Beautiful 😍
Thank you Kathy!
Love it!❤️
I just figured out that I am my own worst enemy. I always thought hydrangeas were to hard for me to tackle. The way you broke it down helped it to click for me. I have been practicing adding blue to my quinacridone gold and l9ve the results. It is much easier than mixing and them applying. You are the best Diane! Thank you for another great watercolor tutorial!
That’s so good to hear Ann!
Thank you for another relaxing tutorial. Love the soft colours.
You’re welcome 😊 So glad you enjoyed the hydrangeas!
When I had Netflix at one time and got very much into watching "Midsomer Murders". I just loved that show.
I enjoyed watching this video. I will try it.
Thank you.
Oh yes! Midsummer Murders! Thinking about that and putting it together with David Jason I’m thinking it’s time to watch a Touch of Frost!
Very pretty. You make it look so simple but it's not so simple for me. I'm hoping your videos say up for a while so I can follow them.
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting! And we don't have any plans to take the videos down. Didn't know people did that!
My230 th. For me this flower is to overwhelming in reality . To much details and my mind isn't ready enough to simplify it like you did : something a still have to learn besides all those learnable goodies you share with us. 😊wim
So appropriate. We just returned from purchasing another hydrangea, and two hibiscus to add to the garden. Ours are all pink and white varieties, tho. Must have a go at this. Thanks as always for sharing.
You’re so welcome Susan! I hope you enjoyed painting them!
love it..
Thank you!
Love Love Love it!!! Thanks Diane!!
Thank you, Diane. This was a great tutorial. I’m so glad you made your executive decision, as the hydrangeas are lovely. And the leaves are equally pretty.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
Love this 🩷💜 is there a sketch for the Hydrangeas available by any chance 😊
Sorry Audrey, at that time I wasn’t doing sketches of everything, so no, I don’t think there is one.
Yes David Jason is still alive.
Thank you! I knew someone would know!
Love this painting and the airiness of the colors. I'm interested in a print of your bumblebee. Do you have it as a download?
Hi! Thanks so much for your comment! Yes, we can do the bee 🐝 as a download. What size would you like? And is it the one with the purple background?
I thought it was black background but I may be remembering wrong and I would like just standard printer size. I think that's 8 1/2 X 11.
Thank you
Can u tell me where u get your brushes from
The website for the Japanese manufacturer I buy my brushes from is:
www.drawell.co.jp. You can contact them by email from their website, and they will send you a price list. You can then order them direct to be sent to you by post, and they do accept PayPal now for payments, so they have told me. Hope this helps!