Watercolor simple and very easy to paint DANDELION - simple painting for beginners

In this video I will show you how I painted this simple but beautiful painting for beginners - DANDELION flower with a simple sky and sunset background.

I used wet on wet technique, which I mostly use, especially for the sky and background.

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To paint it I used:

***Paper : Centenaire cold pressed watercolor paper 300gsm or 140lb, size 18 x 26 cm or 7 x 10 1/4 ins

***Watercolors : brand St. Petersburg - White nights
Cadmium Yellow Medium, Madder Lake Red Light, Venetian Red,
Violet, Azure, Burnt Sienna, Sepia, Neutral Black

I also used white gouache (for little small detail) which I prefer over white watercolor because it is opaque...

***Brushes: Raphael Softaqua
Round No 4 from 845 series
Flat No 22 from 915 series

Da Vinci Casaneo dagger brush No 10

Dainayw round brush No 4 and 6

Script brush

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***Music used in the video:
Tonto by Silent Partner
Where I Am From by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena
We Are The Rain by Aakash Gandhi
(all featured in YT Audio Library)

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***Reference photo from Unsplash

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Renata