Let's Paint a Robin | Watercolor Bird Painting Tutorial by Sarah Cray of Let's Make Art 

Liked your 3 principles, the oath you take before painting !

I looked for 'Robin and blossom watercolour' for inspiration to paint my Mothers Day card. We are in the UK and she has Robins in her garden. We say that "when Robins appear, a loved one is near", she takes comfort in that and loves feeding her garden birds. Blossom season is beginning here so this will be perfect. Thank you for making such fun and helpful tutorials.

Harrison Wells😂 love that. This was my first time to follow you. Im a beginner. You are a fantastic teacher.

Really like your videos and way of teaching. Your oath is meaningful for living a more stress free life, being kind in all things is important. Being English and loving our robins ( who are much smaller than American ones) English robins are feisty, yet can become friendly when you're working in the garden. As you mentioned that you're improving your teaching please let me mention that our Robins are pale whitish below the red.😊 no disrespect for your excellent painting and great information ❤

thank you so much mam ..being a young artist it is great to learn from teachers like u.

Thanks so much for your tutorials i find them so so helpful 😊 I just did the Robin for my sisters birthday 🎂 💗

Nice 👍👍

This is so beautiful! Will be giving it a try!!

Robins eat grubs. We had one in our garden yesterday, they come really close. Love this picture.

I just looked up European robins. I tell ya - we not only learn how to paint but we get cool animal lessons too!

Love it!

Peach blossoms can be beautiful pink

Love the reference to The Flash…..Harrison Wells 😂

Sherman!

Crabapples make fantastic jelly

You look soo much like Alison from Sandition

Crabapples are nasty to just eat but they make fantastic jelly.I grew up eating crabapple jelly

Curious if you’ve ever taped your work to an art board instead of the table so you can turn it?

This was fun. My only complaint is Keenan's name suggestion of the name. Otherwise, 10 out of 10. I am doing this again with my bird loving kids. And one of them suggested a Sandhill crane as another bird to paint. Or a goldfinch.