Watercolour painting for beginners - Easy flowers perfect for beginners 

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Thank you so much Karen! ☺❤

Thank you so much! Appreciate it! So glad to know that you are deciding to get back into watercolour again! One tip I would give to avoid the painting to get muddy is to use the same colour with different saturation to achieve gradient using wet on wet technique and wait for it to fully dry and then add the new contrasting colour, like the Daffodils. Hope that helps. Go for it! 😊❤️

@@aliceartpaintings @aliceartpaintings Omg. That's such an awesome tip! thank you so much. 🙏Will definitely try it! ❤️🥰

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed my video! Yes of course, do look out for a video with Aster flowers soon. Remember to click the notification button to get notified on my latest videos 😊

Thank you so much! ☺️ ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much! Appreciate you sharing with me your favourite flowers and colours 😊 I love peach roses and it will be in my videos soon. I have never really seen lavender rose but I will check it out and see how it looks. Hibiscus never really crossed my mind, Thank you for mentioning it, I will definitely add this beautiful flower to my list of flowers to paint. Remember to click the notification button so you will be notified when I post new videos 💜

I have just uploaded a video that includes Hibiscus. Hope you would enjoy the video and give a try painting the flowers 😊

Thank you so much! I used the Kuretake Gansai Tambi MC20/12V (12 pan), Princeton round size 4 and 8 brushes and Ashley series 1877 size 1 brush. Here are the colours used for each flower Daffodils: For the petals No.40 Lemon yellow. For the center No.31 Cadmium scarlet, No.40 Lemon yellow and No.32 Red. For the stem No.53 Sap green, No.55 Viridian, No.46 Burnt Sienna and for the darker layer I added a bit of No.20 Black to the mix. Lavender: For the flower No.64 ultra marine and No.36 Rose madder deep. For the stem No.53 Sap green and No.46 Burnt sienna. Cosmos: For the flower No.36 Rose madder deep, for the center darker layer I mixed in a bit of No.20 Black to No.36 Rose madder deep. For the center No.40 Lemon yellow, No.44 Yellow ochre and No.20 Black. For the stem same mix I used for Daffodils. Snow drops: For the flower No.64 Ultra marine, No.40 Lemon yellow. For the stems No.53 Sap green, No.55 Viridian and No.46 Burnt sienna. ☺

It is the same colour just more saturated for most of the details. But if you notice I add a touch of black to that saturated pink colour, only for around the centre, as another layer. Thanks for your question Tia! ☺️

@@aliceartpaintings that makes sense. Ty