[EP.23] Paint a landscape in watercolour

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[EP.23] Paint a landscape in watercolour

Hi I'm Emma Andrews, a self-taught illustrator 😉

In this video I'm sharing the process of painting a landscape in watercolour. It's easier than it seems so come and join me 😄 - it's NOT a tutorial but a watercolour painting practice.

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Happy painting everyone 😘🧡💛

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📢 Attention please!

All my paintings in this series were inspired by Paul Clark who's a professional watercolorist based in East Sussex, the UK.

▪ D R A W I N G T E M P L A T E

- there's no drawing template.

A R T S U P P L I E S

📢 I'd like to mention that I'm not sponsored by anyone but just want to share my painting materials that I've collected after doing my own research.

▪ The paints used in this project

- Cotman by Winsor & Newton Professional Payne's Grey

- Winsor & Newton Professional Cadmium Yellow

- Winsor & Newton Professional Cobalt Blue

- Winsor & Newton Professional Burnt Umber

- Daniel Smith Extra Fine Perylene Red

▪ The paper in this project

- Baohong, cold pressed & 100% cotton

▪ The brushes in this project

- Princeton Neptune 3/4" flat, No.12 & 6 round brush

▪ Other material(s) used in this project

- nill

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I'm someone that took up watercolour quite recently, late July of this year ss I resigned from my position with the previous job. With that being said, I'm fairly new to the medium and have been through some trials and errors so I just wanted to share the process and experience with others who may or may not in the same stage as me. However I welcome all levels, all hands, all genders, all souls 🤗

My vidoes may lack information but my main goal is to connect as many people as possible and share things together. I'd like to thank you for coming by and watching 😊