Showing posts with label Florals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florals. Show all posts

Floral Watercolor Time Lapse Demonstration


Floral watercolor time lapse demonstration by Amy Hautman. A three day watercolor painting time lapsed into a 3 minute demonstration. Watch a garden of purple, white and yellow pansies appear before your very eyes!

Peace Rose in Watercolor



In this lesson, you will learn how to paint a light-colored rose of two colors; pink and yellow. You will learn which colors make warm and cool shadows, as well as which colors will deepen the values.   Dawn McLleod Heim has provided step by steps instructions and a line drawing for this rose.

Golden Rose Demo by Gary Jenkins


Here is a 3-part video from one of my favorite television artist/instructors...Gary Jenkins.   In his unique style, he shows us how to paint a delicate Golden Rose (oils).   Sorry to say, the very beginning of this demonstration is missing so it starts with painting the flower on an existing background.   Painting in the background may not be shown, but it's just a matter of loosely scumbling in some color for an interesting texture along with a few leaves.   Go ahead!  Give it a try!  ;-)

How To Paint Watercolour White Roses


Demonstration in watercolour by Trevor Waugh: Painting White Roses. A soothing and relaxing video watching Trevor paint "Swan Lake" roses. Loose handling of the medium with no drawing or guidelines ! Accompanied by an original soundtrack written and performed by Trevor.

Poured Watercolor with Stephen Blackburn

Watercolor by Stephen Blackburn
Stephen Blackburn has received international recognition for his watercolor paintings.  He concentrates on close-focus subjects such as florals and still lifes.   The artist says that "pouring pigments is a great way to keep colors pure, although it does take some planning to achieve the right effect."   Blackburn explains his technique for poured watercolors in this article titled "Liquid Watercolors",  reprinted from "The Artists" magazine (in PDF format).

Learn Colored Pencil Techniques with this Geranium Demo

Geranium by Veronica Winters

Artist and author Veronica Winters demonstrates fine art techniques using Prismacolor colored pencils in the following 2 part video.

Day Lilies Oil Painting Demo

Oil Painting Demo

Oil paint time lapse demo from realist artist Lisa Gloria. Still life floral painting featuring 4 realistic lilies condensed from 14 hours over 3 sessions.

Watercolor for Beginners | Rosebud Demo

Watercolor Demo


In the following series of 5 videos, Nancy Couick demonstrates painting a rosebud with detailed instructions for the beginning watercolorist!  Couick says:  "The beauty of watercolors is that it's transparent. The light goes through your paint, reflects off the surface of the paper and gives this gorgeous translucent glow unlike any other medium.... there are a lot of techniques to learn and you need to learn the rules before you know how to break them..... it is difficult to paint loosely in watercolors when you first start."  but she goes through all the steps to help you get started with this simple rosebud.

Floral Watercolor Demonstration by Birgit O'Connor

Watercolor demo
In this demo from Birgit O'Connor, instead of mixing color on the palette, you'll allow two pigments to blend directly on the paper. Both pigments can appear separate in intensity, but with a nice transitional blend into a third color. The white areas you leave, the amount of water you use, and the different values will give the washes a luminous appearance.

This demonstration is an excerpt from Birgit O'Connor's book,Watercolor in Motion.

How to Mask in Layers by Rose Edin

Watercolor Demo
Rose Edin often uses multiple layers of masking fluid to create her light-filled watercolor paintings. Masking fluid saves the whites to create the effect of glowing lights or to preserve the lines.  In this step by step demonstration, Edin shows you how to protect areas that have already been painted in order to paint multiple washes.  This is an excerpt from the bestselling book "Color Harmonies: Paint Watercolors Filled With Light" (Rose Edin and Dee Jepsen).

Paint These Hibiscus Flowers in Watercolor

Watercolor Demo
Fabio Cembranelli demonstrates, step-by-step, the process he uses to create his loose and flowing flowers.  The Hibiscus are painted on 300 lb Arches watercolor paper which has been completely submerged in a container of water and stretched onto a wooden surface.  The artist writes:  Working with the wet Arches paper must be quick, because it dries quickly and removal of pigment to obtain luminosity is very difficult when paint dries completely.
Note: Website is in Portuguese.  Google Translate 

Step by Step Watercolor Floral Demo

Floral demo
Red and yellow roses with blue background create a striking composition in this watercolor by Fábio Cembranelli.    Cembranelli demonstrates, step-by-step, the process he uses to create his loose and flowing flowers.  The artist writes:   "The execution of the work itself took about 15 to 20 minutes. The speed of execution is not a rule, but for my work it is important as it generates a natural spontaneity in the final work."
Note: Website is in Portuguese.  Google Translate 

How to Paint an Autumn Garden with Vivid Colors

Visitor in Garden  by Soon Warren

Paint this colorful garden scene following this step-by-step demo from watercolor artist Soon Warren.

As the seasons begin to change, enjoy the vivid, autumnal colors of this free watercolor exercise from Soon Warren.  This simple demonstration will teach you how to paint a beautiful Japanese garden using the brilliant colors of fall.   This is an excerpt from Warren's book Painting Vibrant Watercolors.


Floral Demo by Fábio Cembranelli


Floral watercolor demonstration by the Brazilian watercolorist Fábio Cembranelli.

Wild Daisies Demo by Vinita Pappas


In this floral watercolor painting demo video, Vinita Pappas paints some wild daisies using a negative painting technique. The method involves painting the background around the white areas of the flowers.

The size of the paper is 5.5″Wx15″H. This is a quarter sheet that has been torn in half lengthwise to make a tall narrow piece, which is a nice format for the tall daisies.

Pink Rose by "Ant"


Realist rose demonstration by Alexei Antonov ("Ant") painted in a classic Flemish painting technique.   Multiple layers of transparent paint are used to create color depth.  A very lenthy process with oils, requiring lots of drying time.  First the imprimatura, then the values, then the color.   Artist says: "...you make the next layer not to correct mistakes in the previous layer, but you make the previous layer to facilitate work in the next layer"

Painting Flowers Step by Step: Pansy Power

Little Pansy, 10x15 watercolor by Birgit O'Connor

Watercolor artist Birgit O'Connor demonstrates painting a close-up view of a pansy.   She writes: "When painting small flowers like pansies, it’s often hard to recognize a good composition from a poor one. The immediate response is usually to clump the small flowers together and make a bouquet. I recommend, instead, treating the pansy as you would any other flower: Focus on shape, shadow and color—the elements that can transform these small wonders into a bold composition."

Birgit O'Connor teaches workshops in her studio in Bolinas, California and has published instructional books including Watercolor in Motion: How to Create Powerful Paintings, Step by Step and Watercolor Essentials: Techniques for Exploring, Painting and Having Fun, both available at Amazon.com.

Painting Flowers Step by Step: Radiant Reds


Watercolor artist Birgit O'Connor writes:  "Flowers are gorgeous and joyful in a bouquet or a garden, but I love to paint blooms up close, so I can bring to light their intricate, often convoluted, forms."   In this step by step flower demonstration she paints with a mix of Winsor red, permanent alizarin crimson and quinacridone magenta with vivid results. .
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