In this watercolor tutorial you'll not only see how to paint a beautiful loose pot of marigolds, but I also go over some fundamentals for drawing accurate sketches to have more success in your paintings! I painted these marigolds in my backyard on a beautiful sunny morning, so I hope you enjoy a peaceful and fun tutorial with me while listening to the birds and learning about watercolor.
Here's a list of my favorite watercolor supplies to use in the studio:
Masking fluid pick-up: amzn.to/3pViJCT
Princeton Aqua-Elite Brushes: amzn.to/3pViJCT
Arches cold pressed watercolor paper: amzn.to/3pViJCT
Pebeo Masking Fluid: amzn.to/46Pe1qW
Ruling pen (used to apply masking fluid): amzn.to/46PCyfz
Winsor and Newton watercolors: amzn.to/46PCyfz
Dip Pen (for applying masking fluid): amzn.to/3PZoie0
Cork-backed ruler: amzn.to/3Q0psG9
Whte gel pen: amzn.to/3rvWpQH
Gatorfoam board: amzn.to/44Lx43r
And my favorite supplies to sketch outdoors:
SCHPIRERR FARBEN - Watercolor Paint Set: amzn.to/3NUwnOG
Water Paint Brush: amzn.to/3NNPUQM
Watercolor Sketchbook: amzn.to/3Oj8jqe
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