Posts Tagged ‘Paint Florals’
Easy Wildflower Meadow Watercolour
Easy Wildflower Meadow Watercolour There’s something magical about painting wildflower meadows! This month we’re heading into the heart of summer with one of the most joyful watercolour subjects: the wildflower meadow. Full of colour, movement and natural charm. It’s a perfect project for painting loose and free. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to loosen…
Read MoreEasy Loose Watercolour Poppy Field
Easy Loose Watercolour Poppy Field Summer’s here, and what better way to celebrate than painting a vibrant loose watercolor poppy field? These bright, joyful flowers are a favorite subject for their bold colours and simple shapes — perfect for a relaxed, expressive painting style. Here’s my step-by-step guide to creating your own loose poppy field,…
Read MorePainting Tulips
Painting Tulips Beautiful, bold and colourful tulips I’m beginning to release a series of shorter inspirational loose watercolour classes to help you feel motivated and achieve a result you will love in just a short time. In the first of my inspirational series of brief loose watercolour classes, I show you how to create a…
Read MorePainting springtime crocus flowers
Painting springtime crocus flowers Painting spring! I’m beginning to release a series of shorter inspirational loose watercolour classes to help you feel motivated and achieve a result you will love in just a short time. In the first of my inspirational series of brief loose watercolour classes, I show you how to create a composition…
Read MoreSteps to successful watercolour painting – Painting lavender with a background.
Painting lavender with a background Just LOOK at those colours! I show you how to how to plan your painting with this step-by-step Lavender With A Background Tutorial. This tutorial uses a combination of skills and techniques, and is especially helpful to those who would like to learn a structure in their loose watercolour painting.…
Read MoreHow to paint loose watercolour Roses
How to paint loose watercolour Roses My NEW loose watercolour tutorial has been added to the library! You can now join me in my studio where I show you how to paint loose watercolour roses from real life, using a variety of wet-in-wet, and wet-on-dry techniques. Making our observations first to the colour and shapes…
Read MorePaint loose watercolor daisies with me
Paint loose watercolor daisies with me I couldn’t wait to try this! It was the hottest day we’ve had so far in the UK, and what better way to spend it than to paint loose watercolour daisies. The sky was bright blue, and the haze of beautiful white daisies was a sight not to go…
Read MoreNature journaling: Painting a Bluebell Woodland
Nature journaling: Painting a Bluebell Woodland I love being outside in nature. The month of May has been such an inspiration since discovering a secret bluebell woodland close by to where I live. The colours and scent are simply divine. The sunlight falling through the trees, and capturing the iridescent bluebell colours beneath is simply…
Read More[VIDEO] How to paint loose watercolour roses
[VIDEO] How to paint loose watercolour roses I hope you’ll join me for this pretty tutorial in my good friend Anna Mason’s online school, where I show you how to paint some loose watercolour roses with a foliage background using a variety of techniques, including wet-in-wet and wet-on-dry. This is the very first watercolour class…
Read More[VIDEO] How to paint loose watercolour daffodils
[VIDEO] How to paint loose watercolour daffodils You know it’s springtime here in the UK when these vibrant yellow flowers begin to make their appearance. I just love their frilly centres and trumpet shape forms which are really eye catching! I just can’t resist painting them! I thought you would LOVE to paint some too,…
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