Suzanne Abraham

Join me to paint this warm sunny facade scene in watercolour. here's a link to the reference picture. Photo by PHILIPPE SERRAND from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/photo/exterior-of-an-old-house-with-damaged-walls-18860040/ Pigments used: Ultramarine blue Burnt sienna Naples yellow Permanent rose phthalo blue Olive green Brushes: 1 flat brush size 12 1 round brush size 10 Paper: Saunders Waterford

Hello Fellow Artists, Join me to paint this simple cone flower in watercolour. Here's the link to the reference picture used. Photo by Alexey Toropov from Pexels: https://www.pexels.com/photo/yellow-petaled-flowers-2693215/ The pencil I have used here is a graphite aquarelle 8B by Faber castle. Watercolour Paper: Saunders Waterford 300gsm Paint: Winsor and Newton watercolours. Brushes: 1 large round pointed (size 10) & 1 small pointed for details.

Let's paint poppies in watercolour!

Here's a quick study using watercolour and ink. I used a fountain pen with sepia ink, that gives a really cool wash when introduced with water. I then topped it up with some watercolour sepia pigment to add more tonal values. This is just another way to understand tonal values before I make this into a watercolour painting.

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Observational sketching tutorial using daily and found objects. As days get shorter and the weather is wet outside, it is a great idea to get stuck into a hobby. If sketching and painting is one of your's , why not try sketching a pumpkin; or, like me, pumpkin scraps! I personally found these scraps more interesting than sketching a regular shaped pumpkin. I enjoyed looking at the details inside the pumpkin and the lovely texture.