Join me as I paint this loose watercolor peony! Great for a beginner at watercolor, this tutorial will give you some of the basics as well as something to work off of!
While I normally paint with a more realistic style, I am excited to be able to share this looser style with you once in a while-I think it’s a wonderful way to practice and showcase different skill sets like color theory, space and depth and composition. And who doesn’t love a watercolor peony? I mean, really!
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