Today let’s paint with watercolor for gentleness. We use our number 12 round brush, dipping into various colors such as reds, burgundies, oranges, and we dot our page with loose shapes to create our very loose geranium flowers. Make sure to leave a lot of white space in between for a natural look.

Art can be therapeutic. Today we are painting some loose watercolor poppies in our sketchbook. Starting with the larger brush, you’re going to use reds, oranges maybe even pinks to make those loose petals. Pop in that color, watch it spread, make your buds as well as your larger blooms and then pop

Today we are letting go of perfect art! I’m gonna encourage you to start quickly putting in loose flower shapes, they don’t have to look like anything specific. Then while the flower petals are dry, poke in a little bit of darker color and let it spread wherever it goes. Continue to add in leaves a

Today we are painting watercolor bananas for fun! I started with a black pen sketch and then everything else was so easy! It’s like coloring in a coloring book. And if you don’t want to make perfect lines, just make them wonky and wobbly so you have the idea of your bananas and other fruit shapes.

Let’s paint some watercolor flowers for joy! First of all, start by blocking out your floral shapes with light versions of watercolor. Use sweeping motions to create looseness rather than constricted flowers. When everything is dry, start outlining your flowers and create those beautiful details wi

Today, let’s paint and let’s let go of perfectionism. We start off with some rough carrot shapes with watercolor, using a number 12 round brush. These shapes do not have to be perfect, they just have to be there. When everything is dry, you can add in the second very saturated layer of watercolor p

In today’s video, we start by roughly using our reference photo, blocking in the basic shapes with our number 12 round brush. I sometimes follow the reference when it comes to shapes or textures or colors. But I mostly like to do my own thing. When that first layer is dry, we then take our paint br

Let’s make some joyful art! Starting with my number 12 round brush, I dip it into light pink and green to create a multicolored petal. Keep swooping the brush to create your petal shapes. Add in your stems and leaves and when everything is dry, add in a second, slightly darker paint color over the

Today we are painting some loose watercolor hydrangea! I started with loosely blocking out the pink shapes, making sure to leave some white space in-between. When everything is dry, adding in a second layer of slightly darker pink is the go to. Let that dry, make sure to put in your leaves, and the

Today we are painting watercolor papaya fruits for inner piece. We start out by painting the basic shapes in a very light color of orange for these fruits. You can even add in some green if you would like. Then when everything is dry, we add our second of slightly darker paint in some strategic pla

Let’s meet with watercolor to be mindful today. I start with a reference photo, changing most of the details as I tend to do. I selected a dark blue and a golden color to contrast with this bouquet, leaving out the vase. Once the first layer of flower shapes is down, let everything dry and add in y

Let’s paint with watercolor and a white Poska pen to regulate our nervous system. I start with a number 12 round brush and add in the pink basic shapes of the flowers. When you do roses, you can just make blobs because you will go in later with the white pen for petal details. After your first l

Let’s paint to be calm. Because you guys liked my veggies painting a week ago, I decided to try it again, except I sketched my outline first with a black pen. Now comes the fun part: painting in the beautiful jewel-toned colors, creating depth by adding various layers for each vegetable! I focus

Let’s practice our creativity today. We are using wax pastels, watercolors, and a white pen. As always, we start by blocking out the basic shapes of our reference photo, changing the things that we feel excited to change. Once that first layer is down, we start with a second layer, darkening up the

Painting this pink bouquet of watercolor flowers with colored pencils. As always, we start with a light watery mix of our watercolor paint, using a number 12 round brush to put in the basic shapes. Keep in mind that details come later, this is just for initial placement. Once you’ve painted the fir

Let’s let go of expectations together. Today we are using watercolor paint, black pen, and wax pastels. Because it’s close to summer time, we will be painting popsicles! Start with painting the basic shapes with a light shade of watercolor. When everything is dry, add in fun details with wax pastel

Let’s take a break together. Today’s watercolor practice includes colored pencils. Start by making cute Mickey Mouse shapes with your brush for your blooms. When you’ve filled out enough, use watercolor to sketch out a simple vase. A second layer of paint over the top of the flowers, some stems to

Today we’re painting a continuous line watercolor pineapple. I used yellow, orange, and green to create the blobby shapes of the pineapple sections. Make sure to leave white space in between the sections. Using a larger brush for this part, as well as for the greens, will help you cover lots of spa

Let’s take some quiet time with our watercolor today. I started by using a number 12 round brush, dabbing little blobs of paint in various shades of purple. I’m roughly following my reference photo, using my own intuition to change it how I feel. Make sure to leave some white space in between th

Let’s take some quiet time with our watercolor today. I started by using a number 12 round brush, dabbing little blobs of paint in various shades of purple. I’m roughly following my reference photo, using my own intuition to change it how I feel. Make sure to leave some white space in between th