My Spring Cherry blossom painting // Faber Castell watercolor pencils
How to paint my Spring Cherry Blossom painting, a tutorial using Faber Castell watercolor pencils. Let me show you how to paint this Spring Cherry blossom step by step, sharing my thoughts, techniques and tips in this watercolor pencil tutorial. I loved painting the delicate flower petals of this Amanogawa cherry blossom with the Albrecht Durer watercolor pencils, as well as the earthy colours of the background branches, so let me know what you think in the comments! Don't forget to share any hints and tips you might have on watercolor pencil painting!
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Equipment I used:
Faber Castell Albrecht Durer watercolour pencils, set of 24. I used; Dark Chrome Yellow, Pale Geranium Lake, Earth green Yellowish, Light ultramarine, Helioblue Reddish and Walnut Brown.
300gsm Bockingford Hot Press Paper by St Cuthberts Mill
Sable Watercolour brush, Size 3 Round
Sable Watercolour brush, Size 6 Round
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