Here's something for you to try next time you're bored. You can use markers instead of watercolor paint.
First, do this.
Next, add leaves.
Last, do this. Easy, yah.
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12 comments:
I can do the first two steps, but the last step is probably where I will mess up and not going look like roses. LOL
Izsmom
Lol, you make it sound so easy but I'm like two left hands. I'll just appreciate your drawings as I'm totally not artistic. My stick man are not even acceptable.
De
Izmom, LOL. K, I'll work on a tutorial for you.
De, wait for tomorrow's tutorial. You can DO it.
Looks like you used watercolor for the circles and leaves. What do you use for the details in black? Yes, will wait for the tutorial tomorrow. Thanks!
Hey Anon, am working on tomorrow's post already and will include a photo of the fineliner that I used to draw. It's a Sakura Pigma Micron and for this drawing I used the 03 size. I like it because it's archival and waterproof.
Nice! And can make it in different colors too!!
Easy! I might try it on ceramics - my current new hobby.
fun!
Susan, I hope you get to try!
Aunty, nice!!
Kat, it's relaxing too.
Great! This is so pretty. Love the colors.
Kay, thanks!
I think the most i could do are the purple round things...even that looks challenging
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