Watercolor Painting an Orange Slice | Beginner Friendly Watercolor Tutorial Follow Along
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Follow along while we look at an easy first watercolor project that can have you painting like a pro in less than 20 minutes.
We're going to be using a simple technique to paint an orange. We'll go over mixing colors, sketching in pencil, painting in layers, using thumbnail sketches, and how to paint shadows.
Let me know in the comments what you want a tutorial on next!
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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:30 Setup
0:50 Color mixing
1:45 Pencil sketch
2:31 First layer
3:55 Second layer
4:54 Thumbnail sketch
5:42 Adding shadow
6:33 Finishing Touches
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You don't have any idea how much your tutorials are helping me,like I am a beginner in this field and everything is so confusing but your videos are so simple yet amazing that I can finally understand those basics. So thank you so much for your efforts and keep up🎉🎉
Aw, glad they are helping! What else can I help with?
Well to be honest you are now like my art teacher so I am just going to follow your lead. Sir!🫡
@@dannydrwingis this your first video
Yep, this was the first long one I made on CZcams
found you from tiktok, this content is GOLD
Welcome! :)
keep going love your techniques !
Have learned so much from you. Would you do sme videos of painting grape clusters in a few differentshapes and colors😊
Hi danny, ive just found you and am loving your videoes, SO easy to follow along!!! Could you please do trees I cannot get them right, never know when and how to end the branches!!! Thank you from the UK, have subscribed. Just a little tip instead of using a fan you can get craft heat guns, much easier to hold and you can get them with different heat settings. Have had mine YEARS!!! I use mine to heat up tape from around the painting and it doesnt rip the paper. You probably know this though 😂
That tape tip is great! I didn’t know that! I use a hairdryer most of the time.