INK + WATERCOLOR - Paint a Snapdragon Demo

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Step by step demonstration how to draw and paint a snapdragon flower with ink and watercolor.
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[@triciaschaumann5088]

I would love a course on ink & watercolor. Your painting is lovely, and I love your encouraging style of teaching.

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Wonderful! I'm working on one now and can't wait to get started. Here's the link for the waiting list: www.wendydewarhughes.com/courses.html

[@thursdayschild5112]

Would love to see more of this and definitely take whatever courses you would offer. You are a great teacher! 😊

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Awesome, thank you! Here's the link for my course, currently in development: www.wendydewarhughes.com/courses.html

[@AnnieDiscepoli]

This was a great tutorial, it was set up exactly the way that I learn best. I initially followed you when I was doing junk journals, but then I lost interest in them and drifted away. I’ve been dabbling in sketching and water color and have been wanting to do more with ink and watercolor, but usually the videos are too long or tedious. I enjoyed the way you chatted a about life a little bit while you did the tutorial and your encouragement was helpful. I have signed up for a few fee based courses after watching KZbin artists in the past, and I normally don’t complete them. I discovered that the artist personality seems to change a little bit, probably because she feels like she needs to include more information and support, then in a KZbin video. They become long, wordy and too formal for my taste. That’s just me.

[@WendyDewarHughes]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I'm the same about classes. I often don't finish them because they go on too long or other things get in the way. I'm in the process of creating a course now and your thoughts are so valuable. If you're interested in learning more when it's ready, you might join the mailing list. There's no obligation. Here's the link: www.wendydewarhughes.com/courses.html

[@cherylunderwood1755]

I would to see more of this.😊

[@WendyDewarHughes]

I'm so glad! I put together a quick course page on my website. If you'd like to join the wait list I will notify you when I am ready to launch the course. Here's the link: www.wendydewarhughes.com/courses.html

[@Ncstefanie]

New sub here! I absolutely love line and wash!! Yes please do more ❤

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Thank you! Will do!

[@johnstokes4380]

Yes,you did very well!!! Thank you. I'm gonna try it.Sandy Stokes. All of the above! I love to watch u paint! I like instruction.

[@maryminatrea1286]

very much enjoy the ink & wash! your instructions are great thank you, I will be watching all your videos'

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Thank you so much!

[@Nasauniverse001]

All of the above. Thanks.

[@diane2941]

I love watercolors. And I would like to be able to draw better. This painting is really nice. Thank you.

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Thank you so much 😀 I just put up a page for a class I'm currently designing. If you're interested in learning more when it's ready, add your name to the waiting list and I'll let you know all about it when it's ready. Here's the link: www.wendydewarhughes.com/courses.html

[@allenreid62]

Nicely done!

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Thanks!

[@fridayfriday3948]

Thank you for your nice videos, and hello from the Sunshine Coast, BC.

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Hello there, practically neighbour! I live next door to Harrison Hot Springs.

[@avanellehansen4525]

Lovely contour drawing. Good instructions on o servatio of shapes. I also use the angles of the hands on a clock for things like boats. Consider the angles as 1:00, 7:00, etc.

[@ritzie3131]

that's a great tip! thanks!

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Great tip!

[@ritzie3131]

Whether it's ink and wash or just straight watercolor (or any other combination of techniques), my preference is for impressionistic...not messy, not abstract, but wonky and (sometimes) out the lines. I always fight the temptation to put too much info in the painting. Leaving lots of white, making sure to have good tonal contrast, and lost and found edges is always my goal. Your painting is lovely. I probably would have done it more quickly.

[@WendyDewarHughes]

My preference is also impressionistic, though I like to experiment a little sometimes. I would have done my painting more quickly too, but talking while painting slows me down.

[@keariewashburn4680]

I subscribed immediately I love this 😀 Thank you 😊 ❤ I love the micron pens too. I practice drawing alot. Getting a little better

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Yay! Thank you!

[@allenreid62]

Just curious...what camera and how did you mount it for your shots from above? it looks great.

[@WendyDewarHughes]

Thanks for asking. I have an older DSLR camera that a friend gave me. It's mounted on a boom arm like this: amzn.to/4gtkCMC, which is attached to a tripod that I already had. I also purchased a swivel ball attachment (amzn.to/3TxJBV4) to alter the angle because my table is an antique drafting table and is slanted. The camera actually films upside down, but that's easy to switch around in editing. I hope that helps.