Watercolor painting of an autumn landscape from a beautiful autumn photo|Suitable for beginners|Day2 скачать в хорошем качестве

Watercolor painting of an autumn landscape from a beautiful autumn photo|Suitable for beginners|Day2

In this video, I will teach you step by step how to make an impromptu watercolor painting using a picture of an autumn landscape. The picture was sent by a friend of mine who, after framing the painting, will give it to someone as a gift. This painting uses the wet-on-dry technique. If you want to paint a beautiful autumn landscape and give it to your friend as a gift, this video is for you. 🍂🍁Enjoy the pleasant feeling of autumn!🍁🍂 This simple, relaxing painting can be suitable for beginners who have just discovered the art of watercolor and landscape painting. In this video, I show you how to paint autumn trees by the lake with a sunset in the background. . . Color: St. Petersburg (White Nights) Artistic Brushes: Round tip brush size 16 - Flat brush size 8 and Sword brush size 003 250g Fabriano paper You will also need a few rolls of kitchen paper and a pencil. Colors we used: Eternal Rose Pine Gray Burnt Sienna Ochre Yellow Cadmium Red Golden Green Edith Green, Azure Blue Cadmium Orange، cobalt blue This work is copyrighted and my tutorials are for educational purposes only. If you share your work on social media, tag me with the ID @shohrehbanibayat, I would love to see how you get on! Copying my work for commercial purposes without my permission or authorization is prohibited. Failure to comply will result in appropriate legal intervention. . . . #watercolor #watercolor_trees #landscape_painting #autumn_watercolor #watercolor_painting #easy_landscape_watercolor #watercolor_leaves #watercolor_painting_for_beginners #oak_leaves #watercolor_landscape #painting #botany #watercolor_tutorial #left_handed_painting #dewintonpaperco #watercolor_painting #watercolor_tutorial #watercolor_painting #new_botany_painting #oak_tree #autumn #forest_watercolor #watercolor #painting #art #satisfying . . .