Paint grape hyacinth flowers in watercolor with me! This easy watercolor tutorial is great for beginners who want to paint loose spring florals. We'll look at the form of a muscari or grape hyacinth flower and examine how to paint the flower bells using wet on wet watercolour technique.
Paint along with me in real time as I talk you through the process to create the muscari flowers, stems and leaves. We'll be using a neat watercolour technique to create the flared edges of the bells.
For this watercolor tutorial you will need:
- Watercolour paper - I'm using Daler Rowney The Langton Prestige 100% cotton rough press
- Watercolour brush - I'm using Princeton Heritage 4050 Round synthetic in a size 5
- Watercolor paint - I'm using Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolour Paints in:
- Dioxazine Purple
- Prussian Blue
- Sap Green
You'll also need some clean water in two jars and a paper towel or cloth for drying your brush and picking up excess paint.
I hope you like this muscari grape hyacinth watercolor tutorial - please let me know in the comments what you'd like to see next!
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