Paint First Draw Later

Welcome to Draw Tip Tuesday!
When drawing in my sketchbook, I often tend to start with line, and maybe later I add color. But with some subjects, it can be a bit daunting to start with line. Think about complicated shapes like a chair, your hand, or a plant with a lot of leaves. It might actually make more sense to start with the color. Today, we start with paint, and then draw.
Main message: keep it loose and don’t worry. You got this. Use your paint generously and keep it playful.
Materials used in this video:
-Van Gogh watercolors by Royal Talens
- 1/2" Rosemary & Co sable blend sword brush
-Caran d’Ache Luminance colored pencils
Copyrights Koosje Koene
www.koosjekoene.com

[@SK-rs3vw]

love your encouraging words and shares!

[@kristincalhoun9254]

This is delightful and has been incredibly helpful to me!

[@thetruefamily2460]

This was a great tip Koosje. I love watercolor and ink and am now realizing why it didn't work out well when I did ink first. Thank you!

[@miekemiddelhuis3782]

Prachtig, leuk om zelf te proberen. Bedankt Koosje!

[@dessyedeeclark1144]

Thank you, important tip

[@KoosjeKoene]

You're welcome!

[@MadDogGiraffe]

Thanks Koosje, keeping it loose this end.

[@geospectrum]

This is a great tip. Thanks!

[@artgeometrix6346]

This is cool. I'm sure I've done it this way round at some point.

[@juliamierzejewska5446]

I am happy I found your channel!

[@KoosjeKoene]

so am I!