Sharing a 3 minute Watercolor Poppy Tutorial with you!

NEW CLASS WATERCOLOR POPPIES COMING SOON! 

Happy February my creative loves!

Guess what....I am in prep mode for spring already! If you can believe it, for the first time evah (Maine accent), I have cute little tomato and cucumber seeds already started in little pots, and they have a little seedling already (so excited)!

Who's dreaming of summer days (as I sit here with this winter hat)? 

I've been on a poppy kick, one of my favorite summer flowers that I can't grow by the way. So if you can't grow them, paint them right!  I'm excited to share with you that  I have a New Watercolor Poppy Class in the works!

Watch the  FREE MINI TUTORIAL!

Would love to have you send me some of your favorite POPPY Photos (must be your photo and buy sending it you give me consent to paint and add to the class) I may pick one to add to the class project. You are also welcome to tag me on instagram or facebook. 

Wanted to share with you my new coffee mugs that I created using the same techniques in as in the DIY Alcohol Ink Wine Glass Course! By the way black electrical tape works very well too with the resin! 

P.S. I was wondering if you have a few seconds to help me out?

Please fill out the Survey here, much appreciated! 

XOXO,

Kellie

Alcohol Ink Flower Illustration Painting

Watch the video here: Alcohol Ink Flower Illustration Painting

Check out this simple alcohol ink demo tutorial - Last week we did the watercolor version, so check it out to see the differences between the two mediums. It's super fun to try it in another medium.  Again less than 15 minute warm up, the perfect project for a daily journal.  

I have the full demo video up on my youtube channel.

Here is last weeks watercolor version. Both of these are a very quick exercise but let me know in the comments below which one you prefer. 

This is a super easy way to create a very whimsical grouping of flowers very quickly. I'm using the brand Pinata inks by jacquard here along with some Mineral paper. We start with a very simple flower shape and try it with a few colors. Add some green stems then let that dry. Once it's dry you can use a black sharpie pen to outline the shapes giving it  wonderful illustration quality. Try using a few different brushes to see how it changes the flowers. Try the inks very wet and then more dry to see the difference in details.

I do offer up a Full online course on how to paint a lilac and sunflower, if you want to paint along!

Watercolor Brush Pen Tutorial for a Sweet little Seascape Card

Watercolor Brush Pen painting technique tutorial for beginners. This is a quick and easy seascape painting done with a Water brush Ohuhu Pen. We will create a super cute watercolor card with the finished art piece.  Stick around till the end to see how we add some pen and ink details!

🌸 I love it when folks create from my videos, I just ask that if you post your work on any social media platforms that you please give me credit as the artist stating this is an inspired piece  copied from and original painting by  Kellie Chasse 😊 Use @kellielynnart on Facebook  or @kelliechasse_fineart on instagram.

You can see the FULL Tutorial on my Youtube Channel!

We'll start off with a quick wet in wet painting using winsor and newton cotman kit and a Ohuhu water brush pen filled with water. The colors used in this painting are Ultramarine Blue, Phathlo Blue, Sap Green, Raw Umber, Viridian, and White Gouache. I'll have the links below for you.

Once the painting is complete we will then use a little pen and ink for some details, the I"ll show you how I tear the edges and then we'll add it to a card. 

You can PURCHASE most of the products featured in today's video in my Amazon shop, plus check out the Special Launch Price  on the New Resin Coaster Course.

THANK YOU so much for supporting me by purchasing my online courses. It helps me continue to keep making all of these FREE video's for you! If you haven't yet tried an online course you can check them out here: ONLINE COURSES

Happy Painting,
Kell