How to Paint a Sweet Pea Blossom in Watercolor 

The colors are so vibrant. Very pretty.

Love this video, I have just found you by accident and it's the best accident I've had while looking for watercolour tutorials . I don't need to look anywhere else thanks so much.

Very nice, Lindsay. The flower really pops out.

gosh.I just love you so much. your charm is crazy addictive as well as your advice. I love listening to your chitter chatter...(& today...the singing upstairs.) Can I tell you something? Sadly, or gladly...how ever you may want to look at it...when I was in high school I smoked alotta pot. I had quit school in 10th grade & hitchhiked to Lake Placid & Saranac Lake & down to Charlotesville,Va. only to go back to Liverpool NY in 6mo to finish out school & graduate in 71 when I was originally supposed to(by attending day & nite school) taking 2 art classes a day AND SMOKING POT WITH MY ART TEACHERS. (they got me into a group at SU who hung out "getting buzzed & painting") Well. Once I stopped smoking pot I thought my creative art streak went with it. Now I'm 62 & picked up brushes again & I'm having the time of my lie. What a waste of precious time time. Anyways. I really wouldn't change anything but...

This is the 1st place I came to see how to paint some watercolor flowers! I am making an accordion card for my hubby with 8 flowers. thanks so much. I use acrylic and so I'm rusty with my watercolors :)

Hi Lindsay! I love your relaxed style, chatting about life, interspersed with art info! You are such good company and inspire me to try that "scary" watercolor media!😉👍

Lindsay, I was at Reid State Park today; there were sweet peas blooming all over the place and I thought about doing a painting of them...I got home, checked my email and here you are! Thank you so much for these Tutorials!

Lovely painting Lindsay. Reminds me of stained glass.

Very inspiring, Lindsay. Thank you.

Great video and please do not stop talking about how your day is going. Love that. Have fun with the girls at the show and can't wait to see the haul video!

I love ur tuts but the thing I adore about them is that YOU are YOU and we get to share in ur smiles and giggles and day..... dont change a thing, its what makes u the MOST fun on here..... and learning is best when its funnnnnnn :)

Actually I love the talking...I don't like when people just paint!!! It is why I love your tutorials because you really share and teach us!!!! THANKS my friend

Very vibrant colors. Very vibrant artist.

I am learning so much watching your videos about watercoloring :)

very pretty and those colors were so vivid! i loved that bottom petal where you cut the lines in! fantastic :) as always, tfs!

I'm really enjoying your videos. Don't change a thing. I love your ramblings also. Make it more enjoyable. Thanks

You're an angel keep up the great work!

Love your tutorials, I am getting inspired, thanks.

Hi! I realise that some of the tutorials I'm watching are a couple of years old, it doesn't matter.....just wanted to say, you are making me happy and removing a lot of my selfconciuosness regarding water colour painting. Since I'm a acrylic artist, I find water colour very haaaard, but also very fun! Greetings from Cecilia in Sweden

Hi Lindsay. I love watching your videos! Don't stop "gabbing", that's another thing that makes you so enjoyable!. I noticed you using your credit card to scratch, I have some of the same brushes you used to paint this sweet pea with ( Royal and Langnickel ), and I love them because I use the end of those brushes to do my scratch work. And to clean my fingernails after I'm done painting lol

I love your work . . . amazing!!!

i just love your personality.. your so smiley and cheerful in all your videos.. your amazing to watch :)

Thanks for your tutorials Lindsay .. I am getting inspired !!! :) I will give this one a go as I love Sweet Peas and getting used to watercolour .. so this seems a good one to have a go at :) Thanks again and def a thumbs up from me

Love it simple and beautiful

once again lovely Lindsay, thanks for sharing you lovely work x

I just love watching you paint and your giggles and chatter. Makes things much more interesting. Love your work and have learned lots from you. My hardest part is the drawing which seems to take me forever before I can even paint!

Another great one Lindsey. Love your energy!

I love you art

love your demos

I so enjoyed this painting ! Beautiful, thanks!

I enjoy your video's and you. I can't imagine that anyone would think something negative about your chats. It's good and includes life as well as art and craft. thank you for sharing colorful corner in the world.

Thank you so much for the awesome watercolor videos! This one was wonderful

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I just have to say how wonderful you are. Isn't it funny that I discovered you through the sea monkeys video? :D My 5 year old daughter and I are both inspired by this video. Keep up the brilliant work. Your personality sparkles!

I just picked up two small 8-pan sets of Yarka paints. I've never heard of this brand but they looked moist and the color was nice and they were on clearance at Hobby Lobby. I can barely stand to pass up cute little watercolor sets and they were only about $2.50 apiece. I'm so surprised to see you using them today! And now I will go use mine!

Absolutely gorgeous. I love your personality so much as well. This one really showcases your love and talent in watercolor. Dreamy. I want to know another texturizing other than hair? lol

Ove watching you do your paintings..I believe I'll try this it looks so pretty! Thanks so much!

loved your painting,Yes very inspirational ,Im going to try,thanks much.

I've painted this and the result looks really cool:) thank you very much!!!

Beautiful! Love it!

Great video!!! Thank you

I love this and your enthusiasm! I also love your stories, make you seem more real. Request: Could you do a watercolor of a hollyhock that shows the leaf turned into itself? I have troubles with that. Thanks and keep the videos coming.

THANK YOU

I love all your videos because you always have soooo much fun! I love hearing the stories you tell while creating. I have a request. Could you please do some videos using the Derwent Graphitint pencils?

I LOVE IT

Wow, I'm trying this painting right now. I've watched this video several times but could not locate my Van Gogh travel set at that time and tried to paint it using a very, very cheap set of children's watercolor paints and I was so disapointed in the results it went straight into the trash. I made the mistake today of using a large brush for the first time because I was trying to build my confidence. NOT, had to go back to my small brush so now I am trying to salvage what I started. I loved this tutorial and it looks easier than it really is. (I'll edit my post when I complete my try) :)

I love all your demo. Thanks for sharing your experience and work with us. I have learnt a lot and still continue to learn. Please keep adding more simple tutorials. Where are you based and do you offer classes too ?

l love purple

thumbs up!!! thnx

Hi Lindsay. Just got my Yarka watercolors from DickBlick.com for $39.40 - not bad - saw them on eBay for $99! Gotta love Dick Blick! The pink-red color in my set is called Carmine (hue) and the green is called Green (Russian) - sure looks like Hooker's green to me! Got my browns mixed up - they stuck to the removable mixing tray and got out of order so maybe you can help me decipher which is which is which in case I need to replace them some day? There is a chocolaty-brown - Burnt Umber? Then a not so reddish brown - Mars Brown? And a more greenish brown - Raw Umber? Thanks for your help and keep doing the watercolor tutorials! Love them. Have you done any trees without leaves? They would be a fun thing to paint for cards. Thanks, Paula

HI this is great, can you do a painting of a bleeding heart flower, I don't know what it is really called, those are my mom's favorite and her birthday is coming soon, thanks so much for making me a better painter and crafter

Awesome painting, just one question how do you cover up the pencil lines.

Lindsay, when you do these tutorials do you always have something for reference to follow? Like a picture, etc. Or do you just know the different flowers so well that you can paint them without it? Thanks

pretty thank you

I love your tutorials :)

Oh dear! It looks like you changed all the intros to the one with the colored pencils. Just a note the volume is 10x's higher than than the video sound level. I often watch late night when everyone has gone to bed so an increase in volume is heard through out the house. Love your entertaining videos.

LOVE THIS, THANKS

Could you please do a Father's Day watercolor card?

Lindsay, do you remember when each set of Yarka paints came with a size 6 (I think) kolinsky sable brush?!?

Can you tell me how to get rid of the pencil lines like you do? :)

Instead of a heat gun, would a hairdryer do the job? Because I also looked into worbla material (used for making cosplay things) and to save money I thought a hairdryer would work?

What kind of brush is that you are using

You just keep talking lol we love it. So I have a question does some water color paper absorb better then others because I have just used some that seem to absorb the water way to fast I didn't like it. Just wondering the one I don't like is Master's Touch fine art studio do you know any thing about this paper being awful?

nice i wish i could paint lose but i cant i am a control freak i do wet in wet but most of my paintings are small

This looks the same as your white nights pallet, is it? Colorwise??

Hi, my comment is on another video. I want to mention that the video about copyright you ask us to drop you a note or leave a message but, it has comments disabled. Just to let you know

lol you make this look so easy....it is not! mine would look like a blob

Hey man. I'll be there. The other hand. I was wondering how you can get it. I'm a bit more about this. The only thing that is a good day to day ,😢😠😇😈

the art shop i used to use stop disabled people using the disabled toilets to i have swap to a local shop to me and found it to be better value for money when in comes to paints and things

I love your work, I just dislike how much commentary you add, especially if it has nothing do with your artwork