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Paisaje en acuarela (Fácil) #acuarela #watercolor #aquarelle | By Diana Art | Hola, hola. How are you? How are you ? ¿Bien? Come on then, let's paint Let's get this scenery back. Very easy, seeing that there are people starting now. Well, let's start painting the sky. As you can see, I'm moisturizing and adding hints of blue. As I go down to clear and let's put some yellow on. Let's intensify the blues in our sky above a bit. And we're gonna leave all of heaven. In the center of our landscape, I don't know if you appreciate it well, but there are a few little houses. You can scroll to the end if you want to see the full drawing and copy it. Now we're going to paint the back of the houses. And I'm going to be interchanging tones between blues, greens and orange in the lower area. Well, what we're going to try is to paint some distant mountains. All these in color I'm doing while they're still wet. Let's let it dry again and we're going to paint the whole area of vegetation that is in front of the house. We are going to be alternating eh stains and they are going to be pretty much the same colors we used on the back. Verdes, azules. Well, this is the front part so we're going to finish it like this. With a broad that will mix all those colors. Well, if you want to get that melted effect between all those colors, then you know it has to be wet. Once we've finished all that stain, we're going to let it dry completely. And now we're going for a yellow that's somewhat green. And we're gonna make these wide spots, as you see, erm, random, irregular. And we're going to be staining eh to form the cup of the trees we're gonna put on the sides of the houses. We are going to paint the roof. And well, it's very simple. They are very simple little houses. No complications. We painted the roof. And now we're going to put the logs in the trees. You know everything we've previously painted needs to be dry. Well the paints try not to be eh the two logs exactly the same because well it would look a little weird. Make sure it stays a little darker. Eh mostly on one side than the other. And you'll add more volume to your logs. Hey let's paint the windows. Let's put the finishing touches on it. If you want you can do mmm some spots on the trees to give it more volume and well, this is how our landscape will be finished eh beginner level, easy and fun. Here I am going to say goodbye, and as I always say, I hope you like it, that it helped you and see you in the next one, bye bye.

Paisaje en acuarela principiante (Fácil) #acuarela #watercolor #aquarelle | By Diana Art | Hola, hola. How are you? How are you ? ¿Bien? Come on then, let's paint Today we are going to paint a super super easy landscape for super beginner. And the first thing we're going to do is use eh tape to put our skyline. Now let's go for the blue, pretty clear. And we're going to paint the sky. We spread it all over the top of the tape. And let it dry. Now we're going to paint some mountains, so we're gonna use several colors. They can be bluish, gray, purple shades and we're going to put them, as you can see, in touch before it dries. Let's hope that first mountain we painted has dried completely. And we painted the front one with a much darker blue. Now we are going to remove the body tape and with a blue a little lighter than the one above we are going to paint the reflection of the mountain and we are going to also randomly paint horizontal marks. Let's use several shades of blue before they dry. Let's now paint a tree peeping here on the left side. And as you can see I'm going to be putting green water stains on. And before those stains that we are going to dry we are going to put other greens on top so they can mix together. We'll put some lighter ones, some darker ones and we'll just let them mix. You can also put some flowers on it if you want and well you can do it the same way. And in the little dimples you see that are, for example, lighter so put some flowers on it. Eh I'm going to put a hmm pretty intense color in some area. And as you can see it's still wet so all those greens we have put up will go mixing. Now let's grab a steak brush or one and let's do twigs. Eh I think you already know this brush, if not, then review the live we did yesterday and I'll show you there. To make twigs that look good try to make them a little thicker with the leaf thread. Hey, I'm going to say goodbye now. This watercolor is super basic and as I always tell you. Hope you like it. May it help you and see you on the next one. Chao, chao.

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Acuarela. Flores en negativo (Fácil) #acuarela #watercolor #aquarelle | By Diana Art | Hola, hola. How are you? How are you ? ¿Bien? Come on then, let's paint Today we are going to paint flowers, painting negative. As you see, I'm going to start painting all the outside space around the flower. Although not much appreciated, eh I have the flower already previously drawn with a graphite pencil. And what I'm following the whole outline. And doing this stain. Before it dries we take darker pigment and put it on the part closest to the petals. To finish this stain we're going to take the pigment as dark as possible and we're gonna put it eh well with little touches mmm always closest to the petals. Let's do another stain to completely turn this flower around. And just like before, putting a stain with lighter pigment first when we are done and before it dries second tone and lastly darker. We're going to put the touches like this wherever we go looking good. Now we move on to the petals downtown. And we're going to do the same. Let's put a splash of pigment between one of the petals. We'll leave the petals unpainted. We put on a first clear stain and then we're going to put the finishing touches with the darker pigment in the center. With great care we surround all our center petals. And we're going to make a second flower exactly the same. We started with the lighter exterior stain before the second tone dries. And as dark and as close as possible to the petal outline. Once that's done, we go back around the center petals, clear stain first, second tone after, and last just like outside, we put the darker pigment in the center. Once that's done, and to let it dry, we go back to the flower that's been drying all this time. And we're going to mark the separation between some petals and others. By the time we are done with these, the second flower will have dried and we will go with it. We're going to also define petal separations. And they'll look this cool finished. Let's finish painting the center petals now. For it this same color I'm using which is blue mixed with a little bit of maroon. And I'm going to put it pretty dark in the center of each petal. And I'm gonna step it up a little. I'm going to try not to fill the whole petal so there's a white part in each of them. We repeat this same operation on the petals above. And well, that's how this practice ends for today. And as always I hope you like it, it helped you and see you on the next one. Ciao, chao.

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