How to Paint a Watercolour Daisy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2024
- How to paint a watercolour daisy
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I am so excited to start painting some beautiful flowers in my new botanical painting style. The daisy is a great example of how to paint white petals on white watercolour paper. These daisies were growing like weeds in the cracks between paving stones outside our house. I want to paint flowers that are accessible to everyone.
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To capture the details you will need to invest in some small brushes, in subzero sizes. Find the link below for the Proarte masterstroke brushes.
Colours we used (link below to buy paint tubes)
Lemon Yellow
Cadmium Yellow
Permanent Rose
Cobalt Violet
Sap Green
Green Gold
Raw Umber
Prussian Blue
Don't worry if you don't have all these colours, you can look at my colour chart episode (bit.ly/30r7stq) to learn how to mix your own shades from a simple 12 pan student range palette.
I'd love to hear your suggestions for things you would like to learn how to paint in the comments below.
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Paint: Winsor and Newton Artist Quality - bit.ly/3dJHarN
Brush: Pro Arte Masterstroke series 60 size 2,6, 2/10 - bit.ly/2LCtli6
Paper Daler Rowney Aquafine cold-pressed paper - bit.ly/3cmQSzn
You will also need a pencil.
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Beautiful ,beautiful tutorial . You are one of the very best water colourist. You are so easy to watch and listen too . I nearly fell to sleep watching this . ( Not in a bad way ) I was so relaxed watching your approach . Thank you 💐💐💐
My pleasure 😊
I love this. I think this is one of my favourite ones. It’s so delicate. I just love the process of this and knowing when to stop is all part of that. Thank you so much Harriet 💖
Thanks for watching!
You are the only TH-camr whose work gave me confidence I can do water colors... thanks alot ❤️
Ah wow thank you
I just found you tutorials today. I love your style and I feel like I’d like to marry your style with Angela Fehr or Jeanne Haines. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Oh thank you!
😍absolutely gorgeous Harriet! ✨just what I was needing! I have been trying some of the looser tutorials thinking I should start with simpler examples but I wasn't too happy with my results...I'm not a natural at loose style so this example with more definition and detail looks just perfect for me to try a looser approach💖 this daisies piece is so delightful! I will definitely treat myself to this tutorial this weekend😀thank you so much again for sharing such wonderful tutorials!💖
I'm so glad!
You make hard work seem easy. That is what artists do. I really appreciate your videos. They teach me a lot and I think, just think, I am getting a little better in watercolor painting. If not, at least I enjoy every time a try. Thank you very much.
You are so welcome
I believe what you have is called a Wild Aster. They come in variety of colors. At least that’s what we call it in Murphy North Carolina USA
Love your tutorials ! I’ve ordered your bushes & animal book. Can’t wait to receive them.
Thanks for the info!
OMG, teacher Harriet, you're so delicate and perfect. 😍😍😍 Lovely daisys. Thanks for sharing 🌹
Thanks Pamela, So glad you're enjoying it!
Lovely technique & teaching. Enjoyed it so much. Will try soon
Morning Harriet - I'm going to try to paint these shortly for a birthday card - I think they are erigeron or fleabane.
Very nice...detailed with some great tips on so many levels! Lovely 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice painting...& brilliant job has done.....I love it...❤❤❤
Thank you!
As usual, absolutely lovely! I really like the combination of detail and looseness in the flowers, and found the tips (especially on the importance of painting carefully and in stages when you're dealing with a very wet and dilute paint) very useful
Thanks Kim, Yes I like painting in this style because it results in a detailed, accurate looking flower whilst keeping the flow of loose painting.
I really enjoyed this tutorial - thank you so much.
You are so welcome!
Lovely
Thanks!
Maravilloso tutorial!!!!!! Muchas gracias por explicar las cosas tan bien, es muy fácil pintar acuarela contigo, eres una gran maestra🥰🥰🥰
Thanks!
Sooooo beautiful and helpful ☀️ Love your tutorials!!!!
Thank you! I love this daisy tutorial
I just recently found you, going back thru your history (& loving your art & teaching). Regardless whether these are daises or asters, like hydrangeas, petals change colors due to the soil acidity. Hope this helps.
Welcome aboard! And thanks for the tip!
Thanks Harriet, that was so useful and lovely. I was recently wondering how to paint white flowers - problem solved!
Glad it was helpful!
I quite literally love everything about your tutorials! You’re so talented and amazing!
Thank you for generously sharing your process and insights with us here. Running across your channel has been such a treat! Truly! Your narration, your painting style, the pace and style of instruction, and content are above and beyond anything I’ve found on youtube to date.
It’s very rare that I comment on videos, but felt I had to express my gratitude as you are uniquely inspiring. I really just wanted to thank you.
I almost forgot! Bless you for doing your videos i real time! 🙏🏽 i personally find them easier to follow.
You’re doing an fabulous job, I sincerely hope you continue to post videos! :) THANKS AGAIN!!!
Oh wow Christina that is so kind of you to say. It really makes it all worth it to hear comments such as yours. Enjoy working your way through the videos!
I agree with Christina! Ditto my feelings.
I do do however wish the camera was closer to be able to see clearly the detailing & how the colours & water “moves”.
LOVE LOVE LOVE your work♥️♥️♥️
Very pretty and such helpful videos, thank you.
I think some are pink because a daisy is not just one flower, a number of flowers make up the disc in the middle and the petals aren't really petals. The name daisy is also supposed to be a corruption of 'day's eye' because the petals close at night time.
Oh thank you, that's so interesting!
Someone may have answered your question about pink/white… but those are little wild asters, not daisies, and as the blossom gets older it turns pink. :-) Love your tutorials and just subscribed yesterday.
Thanks for the info!
Love your tutorials. I live in the US and cannot find a 2/10 brush. What size could I substitute? Thank you.
Hi Julie, I think it's just worth looking for the smallest rounded point brushes you can!
Fab as always wonder what I shall be trying tomorrow, how big roughly is the flower head please ?
Hi Eileen, the flower head is about 2.2 cm and the height of the plant as a whole is 18cm
@@deWintonPaperCo Thank you so much, for the quick reply , just makes me concentrate a little more
I find it easier to follow your technique because we’re both left handed... 🖐🏻
So glad!
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Thanks Yvonne!