Painting Tulips in watercolour tutorial

This detailed watercolour painting video shows you how to paint three colours, Cadmium Lemon Yellow, Mineral Rose and Prussian Blue to paint a pink, a yellow and an orange colour tulips using layering technique. Detailed colour mixing instructions and the techniques of painting realistic floral paintings.
One of the most essential aspects of mastering watercolour floral painting is understanding the importance of water control. By adjusting the amount of water on your brush, you can create varying degrees of transparency and intensity, giving your flowers a lifelike, ethereal quality.
Another technique is wet-on-wet, where you apply wet paint onto a wet surface, allowing colours to blend seamlessly and create soft edges, perfect for petals and leaves. Dry brushing, on the other hand, involves using a brush with minimal water to produce textured, detailed strokes that can add depth and dimension to your florals.
This video also demonstrate the techniques of colour mixing, using only three colours, Cadmium Lemon Yellow, Mineral Rose and Prussian Blue. By mastering these primary colours, artists can create an astonishing array of hues and shades, showcasing the versatility and depth that can be achieved with a limited palette. The video guides viewers through step-by-step processes, demonstrating how to blend these pigments to produce vibrant greens. Additionally, it explores the nuances of creating subtle tones and tints, perfect for adding dimension and realism to any artwork. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned artist, these techniques will enhance your understanding of colour theory and inspire you to experiment with your own creative projects.