Close-Up Lily Flowers
Isabella Kung shows you how to paint bog close-up lilies using watercolor. She explains the materials she uses, including Arches Watercolor paper, cold press, 140 pounds, in a block to prevent buckling. She paints from a photo reference but only places down the briefest sketch. Isabella uses a mixture of synthetic and real hair brushes, and a bristled brush for scrubbing and lifting. She starts with a wet-on-wet layer, adding color to the main flowers first and leaving the background for later. She props her watercolor block at an angle to take advantage of gravity and encourage paint movement. She emphasizes the importance of painting light to dark and blending subtle colors gradually in a wet-on-wet scenario. Get ready to create a stunning wall-ready painting of lilies while learning tips and tricks from Isabella Kung.
PREMIUM VIDEO
TO WATCH THIS VIDEO SUBSCRIBE TODAY!Subscribe Now To Unlock This Training And Dozens Of Others
Join our community and get your FREE copy of "A Splash of Color: A Beginner's Guide" - a comprehensive guide to starting with watercolor painting for beginners (or for anyone struggling with color mixing).
By submitting this form, you agree to receive promotional emails from us. You can unsubscribe at any time.
