
First Watercolor Tutorial
Free tutorial by Anna Mason.
- I followed pretty closely, except I drew free hand, not with outline.
- This lesson was LOTS of fun….although she moves too fast and uses brushes that were not on the materials list.
- Taking a proper photograph is not easy – must learn.
- The original really doesn’t look quite so rough as this photo, although I did mutilate the paper with too much water and too many attempts to erase drawing errors.
- Conclusion: I will definitely try more beginner tutorials from Anna Mason’s online school.
Thanks for Visiting 🙂
~Sunnyside
Wow it looks very real, fine work my friend, I suddenly crave poached pear 🙄. I wish to learn painting too someday.
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Umm….I would love a poached pear right now.
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Sorry, my finger slipped before I finished
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Wow! It’s a very fine work, very real looking. Suddenly I crave poached pear. Brilliant!
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wordpress is doing very funny things right now….hmmm. Thank you for your kind encouragement, Tanya. 🙂❤️
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No worries hun 🙂
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🙂
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Very nice! The fact that you turned the stem of the pear a little adds dynamism to the picture.
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I appreciate your encouragement, Zettl. Thanks for visiting. 🙂
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Well done! Working with color is lots of fun. Enjoy the creative process 🙂
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Color is King. 🙂 Thanks for your kind encouragement, Rosaliene. ❤️
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It looks great, even with the mutilated paper! I have been doing Watercolor for several years, and still don’t how to keep the paper from being mutilated by the end. I don’t think it is possible.
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Good to know, brainchild. I am working with very thick, smooth paper (like several layers of tagboard put together), so there was only a little buckling, but the surface of the paper sure became rough and untidy quickly. Thanks for visiting – and all tips are welcome! 🙂
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