Paint a Realistic Rose in Watercolor Part 1: The Warm Foundation Layer with Depth & Detail

Painting Outline Link Below! Welcome to the first part of this intermediate-level tutorial series on painting realistic watercolor roses. In this session, we’ll delve into the intricacies of warm colors, exploring the art of layering to create depth and dimension in your floral masterpiece. Learn essential techniques in color temperature, value, and small detail work as we walk through each step of the process. Whether you’re a budding artist or seasoned painter, this tutorial will elevate your watercolor skills and bring your roses to life on paper. Join me today and be uplifted and inspired by the beauty of God’s creation! Thanks so much for watching! Subscribe to the channel for more tutorials and updates on upcoming parts of this series! Subscribe to my newsletter for FREE Christian inspiration and coloring pages! Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro 04:42 Light yellow wash 08:40 Mixing color 11:45 Light warm washes 26:10 Center of rose details 1:10:00 Recap 1:11:00 Outro How to transfer any image to watercolor paper: Materials Used: Traceable outline available here: Simply Simmons brushes Watercolor Paper: Arches Cold Press Paper: 6B Graphite Stick: Watercolor Paint: My top recommendation: M Graham: Hansa Yellow Deep: Phthalocyanine Blue: Quinacridone Rose: OR Van Gogh: (Used in this video: No longer recommended, but it’s reasonable student-grade paint if you’re on a budget): Phthalo Blue: Quinacridone Rose: Yellow: Kneaded Eraser: Join my newsletter for FREE coloring pages, creative tips and Christian inspiration!