Watercolor Flamingo Tutorial - Loose Watercolors mixed with realism

[@paintedwing]

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[@kascialelonek8757]

I cried during this video. This was really beautiful to watch.

[@simonekosse3726]

I love your work ❤ This was a great tutorial 🎉 I wish I could show my painting to you ❤ You are a great inspiration!

[@paintedwing]

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[@karunasirohi7]

Beautiful painting, thank you for sharing.

[@catbraunwell6450]

This was a great tutorial. Thanks so much. Coincidentally I am staying at a place of a friend of mine right now and I was planning on painting her a flamingo as a thank you gift because she really loves them. This will help me greatly. I’ve painted a few flamingos but I love your style and I think I might try this.

[@paintedwing]

That is awesome, good luck!

[@tcvella]

Great work 👍

[@edrisseale2513]

Beautiful!

[@paintedwing]

Thank you!

[@carolpenn1155]

Amazing. Thank you.

[@sandramiller4959]

Hi painted wing!!! As always your artistic style is beautiful. I am new to watercolor and I struggle to know when to let my paper dry to build layers. It's what I get for learning acrylics first. How do you know when to leave it alone and when to keep working it?

[@paintedwing]

Hmm. It is something you sort of get a feel for as you keep using watercolors, it also depends on the paper you are using/amount of water used. I would suggest letting stuff dry sooner than you think because you can always add more but you can't subtract. I also use a blow dryer often to speed up the process

[@lizrobinson9817]

I heard you say go to patreon but I cannot find you on patreon

[@Travel4Wildlife]

She's here: www.patreon.com/Painted_wing/posts

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