Foxy Fox Watercolor Paint Tutorial 

Oml that's a big oof

well done! I believe it's never late to start, let alone restart)

Wow 🤩 I’m 10 and this is.............kinda easy

@@melvingriffith same here lol

Glad I could help!

Thank you Taylor! We will keep making them :)

I love it too!!

Thank you so much Ava! I hope you're painting with me!

So happy this could intrigue you a bit.

We're so glad you enjoyed our Foxy Fox tutorial. Thank you for tuning in and creating along with us.

Thank you!

You can do it!

Tshirt worthy right! :)

Exactly! :D

Yay! Watercolors are so much fun and we hope you are able to experience that for yourself this time around. :) We have tons of other projects on our website at www.letsmakeart.com! All the tutorials and outlines are free and we would love to see your versions of these projects :)

You are too kind.

nothing wrong with that!

Lol

Let us know how you like it!!

YAAAAAY!!!!

Let's Make Art i wish i could sent a foto...😓

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Great suggestion!

Great idea! I have added this to our Inspiration List for future ideas. Sarah also has an otter print she painted available for purchase on her Etsy if you're interested! You can view it here: www.etsy.com/listing/498694211/otter-print?ref=shop_home_active_17

Otters are super cute, even though Sea otters rape baby seals to death. But that is nature for you (it happens with a lot of animals), a sometimes cruel but beautiful thing.

basically it's a blue that is a hint of purple to it :) so anything like that would work

Salt needs to be removed--when it is dry brush off with your hand and then go over it again to feel for pieces that got left behind. Nothing worse than a piece of salt coming loose after a painting has been framed and sitting at the bottom of the glass :)

Sarah released a Holiday Buck tutorial last December. You can find it here: www.letsmakeart.com/products/holiday-buck-kit

Hi Melvin! Sarah did paint a Galaxy Wolf last November. You can find the tutorial for it here: www.letsmakeart.com/products/galaxy-wolf-kit

The tray is on their website for purchase at letsmakeart.com

Hi Marcie! Sarah uses liquid watercolor on almost all of her projects. Most of our kits include Dandelion Paint Co. liquid watercolor.

Yes you can find it here: www.letsmakeart.com/products/foxy-fox-outline

For the original? I do, I'll find several photos of a subject on google images or pinterest then draw something inspired by them.

Which picture pls :

You can do it!

if you go here - www.letsmakeart.com/products/foxy-fox-watercolor-paint-kit scroll halfway down there is a button that says "Outline" - also if you order the kit, it comes as part of that too.

@@LetsMakeArt I don't see the outline on there any more?

Sarah does not normally wet the paper first.

She lists the 4 colors she used, at the very beginning of the video, beforeshe started the painting.

I'll check it out!

Not always, the lights are "saved" in various ways but not necessarily painted first.

That's what I thought too! Which is why I found this different approach so interesting.

I think it's much easier to paint from light to dark when doing watercolor (if for no other reason). Otherwise, if you paint the dark colors first, then you spend time and effort after that, to avoid coming up against the dark area's edges, and re-wetting the darks, which could cause the dark colors to bleed into the lighter colors. If you don't plan to do that on purpose, then I think transparent watercolor is more user-friendly when you work from light to dark.

Hi Angela! Sarah uses: Black, Dandelion Yellow, Tangerine, and Berry Blue in this project.

You can use a light box or a window to trace it if you dont like using graphite paper :)

@@LetsMakeArt thank you

You can do it! Take each step slowly, pause the tutorial if you need to and remember to play. Its only paint and paper.

Yes we have a downloadable outline available here:www.letsmakeart.com/products/foxy-fox-outline

Hi Tom! Yes, you can find it in the Digital Download Library on our website here: www.letsmakeart.com/pages/lets-make-art-outline-library

Here's a link to our Outline Library where you can access all of our outlines. You'll want to go to the "F" section and then you'll find the Foxy Fox outline. Happy creating!! www.letsmakeart.com/pages/lets-make-art-outline-library?Social&

Hi Amna! You can find the outline in our Digital Download library on the website here: www.letsmakeart.com/pages/lets-make-art-outline-library

The salt absorbs the water in your paint and creates interesting texture blooms.

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above is a link to the outline just trace it onto your watercolor paper. You can put it against a window to see the lines.

This is Canson 140lb cold press watercolor paper.

@@LetsMakeArt Ok, Thanks! 👌 I'll try it out

Are you referring to Dr. P.H. Martin colors? If so you will want to use Black, Lemon Yellow, and Amber Yellow.

I use Winson& Newton Cotman watercolours.

You are not bad it just takes practice.

We actually have painted a giraffe! :) You can check it out here: www.letsmakeart.com/products/giraffe-kit?_pos=1&_sid=f28c3a246&_ss=r

That's interesting to know.

Watercolor does change as it dries. This is very important to remember when you feel frustrated with your projects. Walk away and when you come back you will be amazed at the difference.