PAINT WITH ME: Watercolor Roses Tutorial (Easy; Beginner Painting) Video Lecture | Master the Art of Watercolour Painting (Hindi) - Art & Craft

hey guys so today we are going to be
painting some of these very simplified
roses this is kind of a new technique
that I've been doing lately and it's
really kind of cool because Matilda I'm
trying to do a video here come on kit
it's really kind of cool because every
Rose that you create is going to look a
little different so none of them are
going to be the same so what you're
going to need is a watercolor paper pad
I'm using the camps in watercolor cold
press nine by twelve pad I'm going to
link everything below as well as some of
my suggestions for things that you can
purchase you're also going to need your
paint as usual I'm using the reves
watercolor paint in the tubes once again
you can use the pallet paints if you
want I just prefer the tubes you're also
going to need the palette these come in
a set once again I mail link everything
below so you're going to need your
palette and then you're going to need a
large brush this is a number twelve
brush and I actually really really like
these brushes they're the black velvet
silver brushes and this is the 3000's
round so I definitely suggest that if
you're going to be doing a lot more
watercolor to invest in some brushes I
like this one because of the point
because of the hair is nice and fine I
believe it's stable for I'm not too sure
and if you haven't already watched my
watercolor basics for beginners video I
highly suggest that you pop on over and
check that one out I'll link that below
as well because that's going to give you
just a basic idea of some of the
techniques that we're going to be using
you'll also need of course a glass of
water
paper towel is always nice to just have
handy and for this we're going to be
using a tissue as well so have those
handy and let's get started to start I'm
just going to
a little bit more paint in my palette
I'm going to use the crimson red and all
you need is the smallest little amount I
don't know if you can see that or not so
we're going to have to thread and then
I'm also going to use a little bit of
purple this is just violet that you can
see it better I might also use a bit of
yellow so I'm going to put a little bit
of yellow ochre in here as well you can
add different colors if you like as well
these are just the ones that I'm going
to be using I'm also going to be using
out green but I'll just use what I have
in my palette I don't have the tube with
the right girl but just pick a green
that you like for the stem and the
leaves so to begin I'm going to take a
little bit of water on our brush wipe
some of it off
and then wet your paint we don't want
this first bit that we're painting to be
too wet so should have a slightly watery
consistency but it should also be not
too watery if that makes any sense so
we're going to start I'm just going to
do the center of the rose so this is
going to be very very simple we're just
going to do
you
you want these ones to be darker so
we're just going to kind of do these
outlines dark
now we're going to take a little bit
more water and more of that pain but
this time we're going to make it really
watery so now what we're going to do is
connect these together by making just
movements with our hands
kind of
making paddle shapes as we go blend
these together get more pain if you want
to
if you have cats like me you'll get
their hair in your paint those will wipe
off afterwards
you're just very roughly like I'm not
spending much time on this at all very
roughly you're just going to kind of
make the shape
so now what we're gonna do is take a
little more water we're gonna add in
some purple so I'm just gonna really
dilute my purple again I don't want this
too too dark
then we're just going to kind of add
little bits of color and again you can
use blues you can use anything you want
here I kind of like the red and the
purple together you can also go in and
I'm going to use some of that yellow on
my brush and again making it nice and
watery
we're going to go back in and darken
some of the red areas so get some of
that water off of your brush go back
into your red and just kind of
as back in some of that red detail and
then what we're going to do with our
tissue we're just going to take it kind
of wad it up I try to make a thinner and
now we're going to remove some of this
paint some of the wet paint with the
tissue so you're just going to add a
little bit of highlight wherever we
think that would go
I'm just going to kind of go back in and
blend out some of those bitches I'm
going to add the leafy bit so I'm going
to rewrite my green I'm going to add
down it
so there is one rose now let's try
another one and you'll see how different
they can look
so there you go there is one way to do a
watercolor rose you want to like I did
in the other one you can get your brush
really wet and just kind of splatter on
some some spots so I hope that you guys
enjoyed that tutorial I would love to
see your finished roses that you can tag
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and I hope to see your new artwork very
soon thanks for watching