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Artcard_gav - Rosehip Painting Tutorial
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Hello, my dear Patrons!
I’m happy to share a little tutorial on painting rosehips with you!
I spotted this beautiful rosehip bush in my neighborhood and couldn’t help taking a thousand photos of it for painting references. And finally, I had a chance to sit down and paint these lovely berries!
I’ve attached my reference photos, so feel free to use them for your own paintings, too.
This is a simple sketchbook exercise rather than a fully composed painting. I mainly wanted to practice painting the berries and explore their colors, without worrying too much about creating a finished piece. But who knows — maybe I’ll come back to this subject later and create a more finished painting with leaves as well!
I haven’t prepared a copy of my sketch for you this time because I’d love for you to practice sketching, too. Learning how to observe a plant and build up its structure is an important skill, and it’s just as valuable as practicing watercolor techniques!
Materials I used
Paper: Hahnemühle sketchbook, 100% cotton cold-pressed paper
Watercolors:
Deep Sap Green — Daniel Smith
Green Earth — Schmincke
Cascade Green — Daniel Smith
Carmine — Daniel Smith
Organic Vermilion — Daniel Smith
Hansa Yellow Deep — Daniel Smith
Lavender / King's Royal Blue by DS
Payne’s Grey — Daniel Smith
I hope you enjoy this short and simple tutorial! And if you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments. I’d love to hear from you!
Hello, my dear Patrons!
I’m happy to share a little tutorial on painting rosehips with you!
I spotted this beautiful rosehip bush in my neighborhood and couldn’t help taking a thousand photos of it for painting references. And finally, I had a chance to sit down and paint these lovely berries!
I’ve attached my reference photos, so feel free to use them for your own paintings, too.
This is a simple sketchbook exercise rather than a fully composed painting. I mainly wanted to practice painting the berries and explore their colors, without worrying too much about creating a finished piece. But who knows — maybe I’ll come back to this subject later and create a more finished painting with leaves as well!
I haven’t prepared a copy of my sketch for you this time because I’d love for you to practice sketching, too. Learning how to observe a plant and build up its structure is an important skill, and it’s just as valuable as practicing watercolor techniques!
Materials I used
Paper: Hahnemühle sketchbook, 100% cotton cold-pressed paper
Watercolors:
Deep Sap Green — Daniel Smith
Green Earth — Schmincke
Cascade Green — Daniel Smith
Carmine — Daniel Smith
Organic Vermilion — Daniel Smith
Hansa Yellow Deep — Daniel Smith
Lavender / King's Royal Blue by DS
Payne’s Grey — Daniel Smith
I hope you enjoy this short and simple tutorial! And if you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments. I’d love to hear from you!
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