Easy Watercolor Flowers (or Trees) - Hit or Miss Method for Quick Watercolor Texture

The hit or miss method gives you a lively watercolor texture quickly that works well for flowers and foliage or trees. Dribble water, dribble paint and play with the results until it dries for a unique watercolor painting every time. You will find the accompanying free online tutorial at: https://watsonwatercolor.com/watercol... For a full range of watercolor painting tutorials please subscribe! About Deb Watson Deb Watson is a retired nurse and professional artist and teacher. She's a self-taught artist who is passionate about teaching. Deb's work has been exhibited in national juried exhibitions across the nation. Her work and instruction can be found in half a dozen books and online. She also loves gardening with native plants. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Watercolor Hit or Miss Method for Watercolor Wash 01:05 Hit or Miss method part 1 - wet the paper 01:48 Picking best colors for watercolor flowers' 02:05 Hit or Miss wash - adding color 03:05 Hit or Miss dotting in darker color 05:30 Paint the foreground and shadow 06:00 Paint the vase initial wash 06:30 Add leaves and stems to your watercolor flowers 08:00 Add stems inside the clear glass vase 09:50 Add baby's breath flowers with opaque white paint Music by Soundstripe AHBXRI0WPWTB2CME TUU6ZOLVDTFJUNNC S9K9TMMFLCCFJXI5 XVITIHEMHB0EZUCC ANVYGSNU2JQCY72U QWVMSUWRF6NIVOIV #debwatson #watercolorflowerpainting #watercolorforbeginners