Anime Painting Tutorial II- "Sophisticated"

The piece's title is named "Sophisticated"
Medium: Watercolour: Reeves
Paintbrush: American Painter (Eyeliner)
Paper: Canson Watercolor Paper

Enjoy! If you have any questions or comments, feel free to ask and I will answer them!

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Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Watercolor
• Tutorial
• Anime
• Painting
• arts
• crafts
• Penguin
• Cabana
• Tetsukie
• Atsukawa

[earthtiger12345]

how thin is that brush? you got a lot of detail with it. this is amazing! when I do watercolors, all the colors run together, then the picture looks like poo.

[FlamingStrawberry]

@earthtiger12345 How thin? It's really hard to depict, but to compare it's 3 times smaller than a nail polish brush. Thank you :) Watercolors takes a lot of practice~

[aqua101rocks]

Um where can i get really thin brushes for outling and do i add water to my water colour paints?

[FlamingStrawberry]

@aqua101rocks You can find them at Art stores. I know Michaels for sure carries them, and yes, you add water to watercolors. The more you add the more transparent the paint.

[Glameyes1]

Do you start with lighter colors and then layer darker with watercolor? All I know is, when you start from light to dark with eye shadow (Sorry, I watch Michelle Phan alot) it doesn't become muddy :)

[FlamingStrawberry]

@Glameyes1 Yes, I start from light to dark. It's about the same as applying eye shadow :)

[princessy18]

ikaw na talented! 

[kkcolors]

lol so im not the only one that useses that type of brush? i feel better now haha :P

[kibaAndrenjiluver16]

whats the name of the song

[FlamingStrawberry]

@Hijinxify Maybe 8 years? I lost track. But I've been in a huge art block for a few years now...