Easy beginner friendly Summer Bouquet in Watercolor and Ink 

that second layer really made a difference and made everything so bright and lively!

Because South Africa is at the bottom of the world in the Southern hemisphere, the paint in fact runs in the opposite direction… not down, but up!

Love love love this painting style

Fun to learn!

Thank you for such a great process walkthrough and explanation!! This is so helpful. Also gorgeous work. Thank you for sharing :)

Amazing

Thank you for this… having just finished a disappointing bouquet I was looking for help with exactly these points! Beautiful!

I absolutely love this! Thank you, Camilla! 🌷🌸🌺

I love watching the way you make the brush dance on the paper. Thank you for an excellent tutorial - I am sooooo inspired!

At the beginning I thought you dipped your brush in tea?!😃😃😃😄😄😄

Absolutely beautiful

Beautiful painting and great explanations!

So beautiful!! I love the loose flowy feel! I can nver get my stems and leaves to "dance" like that!

Hello from Ohio, I love this style and look forward to learning more! Thank you, your teaching style is so breezy and easy.

Just lovely, Camilla! I am in Virginia in the US and have black-eyed susan in my garden--it grows out of control if I let it.

Thanks for this lovely video! Good to get a little more control over my wet-on-wet. 😊 I’m in southwest Ohio and, starting in mid-summer, we have billions of Black-Eyed Susans. I also have a big clump in my yard-they get nearly a meter high. And, you can stop on the roadside and gather as many as you can carry LOL! We also have safflowers which get even taller-they’re a truer lemon yellow with greenish centers. But no wild poppies. Our springs are long but I think slightly too warm for poppies.

gorgeous flowers!!!!!! great tutorial!! Thank you!

Wonderful. I learned so much. Thank you 🌸🌺❤️

Very pretty! I love your style.

This was very helpful! Thank you

Beautiful and so fun! Please, I can't find the supply list. What paints and colors did you use?

I really love this tutorial and will definitely try this out. It so lovely and light, will be a challenge for me, but will give it a try! Tak!

Love this! Thank you so much for sharing this inspiration and so many great tips! We have Black-Eyed Susans here in the north-central USA, but we haven't had poppies for years. Need to plant some again!

Loved this tutorial! Learned so much! Thank you! 😊💕🌸

Beautiful!❤

I can't stop playing the video over and over 🥺🥺🥺 ot is so relaxing Can't wait to try out this painting 😍

Lovely tutorial!! Your work is stunning!

Beautiful!!

So very very lovely 💕

Have just discovered your excellent tutorials, your way of painting is perfect for me, and your instructions very clear. Thank you very much. I'm about 35% Scandinavian, have been to Denmark, maybe that's why I feel a connection. Is your book available in the US?

This is so fresh and lovely! Did you use hot press paper?

Awesome, you have a new fan!

This is so beautiful, I love your style. I wish I could do lines as fine as you do for your stems, I always press too hard. I will have to work on a very light touch.

I love the way that you teach us, thanks💕 new subscriber & keep going.

Love it!

Hi Camilla! So glad you made a tutorial about your art style. I hope you'll make more videos and share it on RU-vid. Such a fun to watch how the pigments flow with water. Just a quick question, what brand of watercolor do you use? My experience with Holbeins is they're not flowy when I do wet on wet paintings.

Camila, beautiful art, and love hearing your soothing instructions. I especially like the combination of wet on wet, and wet on dry on your second layer. Which dark color did you use for the center of the poppies?

I love your videos and art. You have quickly become a favorite artist. Thank you for the inspiration. If you see an increase in your watch time it’s probably me watching non stop. 🥰🤣

I just subscribed to your channel. Why don't I see the supply list you mentioned for this beautiful tutorial? Is the paper hot press?

Lovely. Did you use a black fineliner as it looks pale? p.s. your link to the fineliner pen is not correct (shows paper instead).

I'm interested in giving this a try, but I don't see the supply list below the video.

I can’t see the supply list. What colours are you using?

Love it but I didn't find the link to facebook. Please help.

Kanonläcker 😀