How to Paint a Floral Watercolor Sympathy Card

When I need to send flowers and a sympathy card to a friend or family member, I love to paint my card to match the flowers I picked out for them. In this video, I'll paint these pink and purple florals to create a watercolor card to send to a cousin of mine whose sweet dog recently passed away. I hope it shows my love and sympathy through my artwork.
Let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thanks so much for watching!
Supplies:
Arches watercolor paper - amzn.to/3ozf2y0
Winsor and Newton professional watercolor paints - amzn.to/3nitD1n
Quinacridone Magenta
Jaune Brilliant
Aureolin
Yellow Ochre
Payne's Gray
Mineral Violet
Undersea Green (Daniel Smith)
Perylene Green
Gold Watercolor Paint - amzn.to/3tHrCj3
Palette - amzn.to/353j0sJ
Emma Lefebvre Brushes by Craftamo (size 6) - bit.ly/34N9SbI (These might be sold out but hopefully they'll keep restocking them)
Tombow Fudenosuke Calligraphy Brush Pen: amzn.to/3cgDcYb
Kraft cards - amzn.to/3wRwtxs
Crafter tape - amzn.to/3wSsAbC
I'd love to see your creations if you paint this card! Share it and tag me on Instagram @britthartart

[@Diane_McDon]

Brilliant idea, to make a card to match the flowers.

[@britthartart]

Thank you so much! I like to show sympathy through my art and it seems more meaningful that way.

[@melaniekayrell2258]

Lovely. Thank you!

[@britthartart]

Thank you, Melanie!

[@jacobnielsen8350]

This is a beautiful sympathy card. Thanks for sharing.

[@britthartart]

Thanks, babe! ☺️