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An easy watercolor card to paint…

Jan 14, 2013
1 min read

Happy Monday folks! I think this is going to be a good day! We seem to be in the midst of a spring thaw and my kids all seem to be mostly over that cold that has been going around. Let’s hope they don’t catch anything new at school LOL! Here is a quick and simple watercolor card I painted last month:

DCF 1.0

You can easily recreate it, you will need a#140 watercolor card (I use Strathmore pre-folded watercolor cards) and a #8 round brush. here’s how:

  1. Wet the card front leaving a rough border around the edge dry. It should be quite wet and look shiny if you tip it to the light,

  2. Add sap green, cad yellow, mauve and purple, just loosely dab it in the areas shown. Let dry.

  3. Paint the detailed lupine in with purple and mauve paint. Add grasses with green.

  4. If you like you can splatter some of the colors you used onto the card.

Easy Peasy! You can find more painting projects in my shop and they are all on sale 50% off right now!:

Learn to Paint: Magnolias
Learn to Paint: Blue Bunting
Learn to Paint: Crocus
Learn To Paint: Winter Chickadee
Learn to Paint Sweet Peas
Learn to Paint: Coastal Landscape
Learn To Paint Chinese Lanterns
Learn to Paint: Watermelon!
Learn To Paint: Pussy Willows
Learn To Paint: Birch Trees

Thanks for stopping by and til next time happy crafting!

 
 
 

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