Dry goods giveaway! Teach you how to draw dreamy and hazy watercolor flowers! The colors are so beautiful that they explode!

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Do you love these fresh and translucent watercolor flowers with a light water stain feeling? They are like a dream, as if they have been baptized by dew in the morning, beautiful and delicate, exuding a rich romantic atmosphere.

Different from the realistic painting method of watercolor flowers, the flowers in the watercolor brush are more ethereal and moving, with soft lines and just the right color rendering, which makes people savor it is a visual enjoyment.

Do you want to try the beauty of the hazy artistic conception of watercolor flowers? Today, Xiaobian will bring this dry goods tutorial, like friends, let's learn together!

These beautiful watercolor flowers are from @七色水彩 on Weibo. Her beautiful and moving watercolor flowers have been loved and recommended by netizens.

I've shared a lot of dry tutorials about watercolor flowers before, but most of them are in a realistic style. However, the contrast between the freehand style and the realistic flowers is characterized by a sense of haze. This is a key angle in watercolor painting, emphasizing the use of water.

Now that we've mastered the art of using water, let's focus on the coloring techniques of these watercolor flowers. We know that this falls under the category of wet watercolor painting, that is, the wet paper coloring technique. The wet painting method replaces well-defined contours and boundaries with pastel tones formed by the natural rendering of paint, giving a hazy dreamlike association. The key to good painting skills lies in the absorbency of the paper and the artist's confidence in drawing quickly when the paper is wet. So, don't worry about bad drawing, etc.

It is a form of painting that pays more attention to color than structure. However, when painting watercolors, we can also alternate between wet and dry painting methods. When coloring on wet paper, a portion is set aside to dry the paper and then colored in a dry state.

Next, let's take a look at the painting steps shared by @七色watercolor. Tools: Pigment: Rubens, Pen: Small White Cloud Brush and Triptych, Paper: Rubens 4 Carat Cotton Pulp Paper 300g.

Okay, so many dry goods and tutorials have been shared, now it's your turn to try it out! If you have any questions, feel free to leave me a message~