How to Blend with the Flow Method for Paint by Numbers PBN: Simple Tutorial Tips & Technique

[@suerobinson9427]

Melanie, Thanks for the fabulous tips! I will certainly be outlining as I can lose perspective when using my magnifying lamp and it's so important to make sure to blend each petal individually and not get carried away and end up with one big blended blob! 😂 your hard work is so appreciated! ❤

[@MelanieBsCreativeStudio]

Thank you for watching! This was such a fun technique to try and play with…and the final result turned out so much better than I expected!

[@tropicanada4946]

Thank you ! Love your videos for a looooooong time ! I already was on your channel when you discovered Schipper for the first time and it’s still my favorite 😂 because you were so excited ! And look at you now, blending them beautifully ! I’m obsessed !

[@MelanieBsCreativeStudio]

I still LOVE my Schipper PBNs! I wish I had the time to paint them all, because I have a huge collection. 😍❤️ Thank you for being such a loyal viewer! 🥰

[@user-fm8jt9gf6y]

Idk if my vision is pretty bad but I can't see much definition between colours esp. Purple and pinks😢

[@MelanieBsCreativeStudio]

It was very difficult to photograph the results, because if I took the picture without my lights, then it was too dark, but if I took the photo with my lights, it blew them out a little bit. Maybe I should have recorded the final results and moved the painting in the light so that you could see how it looks. It really turned out beautifully. I’m sorry if it was difficult to see how phenomenal the blending looks in the photos! 🥹

[@MelanieBsCreativeStudio]

I also should add that because it’s blended, there should be a transition between all of the colors. You shouldn’t see a distinct difference once it’s done, which was the point, but I do believe you are correct and that I would’ve been better off to record a video of result instead of trying to photograph it. My apologies!