Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
Only members of the Anthony’s Paint & Create Club have access to the older ‘Purposeful Painting’ practice sessions. Find out more about The Purposeful Painting Series on my Patreon, or become a member here:To view this content, you must be a member of Anthonys…
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Hi Anthony, thanks for this tutorial.
My biggest problem is making pink…especially light pink with a thicker consistency…
Any ideas?
Best wishes
Caroline
Hi Caroline
By definition, light pink in watercolor needs a lot of water (it’s essentially a diluted cool red).
So a “thick” light pink is a bit of a contradiction. In watercolor, that thicker feel doesn’t come from adding more pigment—it comes from using less water in your brush.
Try this: mix your light pink as usual, then blot your brush slightly before applying it. With a drier brush, the paint won’t flow as much and will feel more controlled—almost like a thicker consistency.
Hope that helps 🙂
I absolutely love your tutorials. The way you teach using step-by-step processes works well for me. Thank you for sharing your talenta in both skill and teaching.
You’re welcome Julie!
Beautiful! I love that you break it down for us. (then it seems so obvious lol). I’m going to try this. Do you have a reference photo? I only see images of your painting, which is fabulous, but I’d like to try it from a photo
Hi Suzi – Glad you like it 🙂
The reference photo and other guide material is available for my Patreon members. You can find out more here…
Anthony, I bought your course and cannot download the outline and other sketches? Can you help?
Hi Mary
Sure… The outline can be downloaded in the section called “Try This Painting For Yourself”.
Or click here
Thank you, perfect timing . Spring!
Enjoy Ginny 🙂