Class Overview: Learn how to paint these fun, colorful anenome flowers easily with watercolors. In just a few steps and in less than an hour, you will have your own anenome flower painting!
I used the The Daniel Smith Introductory set of 6 primary watercolors for this project, but this is NOT a requirement for this course. Use whatever colors you like! Just by watching the demonstrations and following along with the paints you have available, you can still follow along and apply the techniques to create your own floral artwork.
What You Will Learn: In this beginner-friendly workshop, you will learn how to mix luminous secondary colors in shades of purples and greens from a few primary colors, how to paint wet-into-wet, and how to add just a few details to add more realism.
I will demonstrate creating various colors with 6 primaries (red, yellow and blue in warm and cool tones), and you will get a basic understanding of how to mix them to create lovely purple and green tones, and even almost-black.
You will learn how to achieve these colors by pre-mixing paint from the tubes, as well as letting them blend wet-into-wet.
I used the The Daniel Smith Introductory set of 6 primary watercolors for this project, but this is NOT a requirement for this course. Use whatever colors you like! Just by watching the demonstrations and following along with the paints you have available, you can still follow along and apply the techniques to create your own floral artwork.
