In this video tutorial, the author shares her step-by-step process for painting a daisy flower field on canvas. The tutorial is designed for beginners and offers a beginner-friendly approach to creating beautiful daisies. The author demonstrates the art of mixing acrylics, from dreamy background blends to intricate petal detailing. Daisies are an easy flower to paint and a great subject for beginners to practice their painting skills. The tutorial begins with a simple, fully open daisy, followed by buds and different shapes later on. The author also teaches how to paint a variety of greens for the grasses and the details of the daisies in the field. The author also provides free painting lessons with acrylics on her website. The tutorial is broken down into step-by-step lessons, allowing the viewer to create their own version of the painting. The author encourages viewers to practice their painting skills with daisies and enjoy the process of creating beautiful flowers.
📹 Easy Daisies – Acrylic Flower Painting Tutorial For Beginners
Easy Daisies – Acrylic flower painting tutorial For Beginners. I use just 3 primary colours and white! If you would like to see more …
📹 How to Paint a Simple Daisy, easy step by step painting lesson
Paint a simple daisy in acrylics. An easy step by step painting lesson. (This is a redo of my previous paint a simple daisy video, the …
Watching your articles is so therapeutic. As a new acrylic artist I was looking to further my new hobby which started with a beginners six week course. I have attempted one of your paintings and to be told I have mastered your style of painting. I will continue to paint and enjoy listening to your guidance and background music to create wonderful works of art. I have two questions could you provide a article to explain the different types of brushes and how to make a wet palette plus store it. Also do you take the border tape off whilst the paint is still wet? Please continue to produce articles and happy painting!
FRIED EGGS HAHAHAHAHA LOVE IT!!! So…I fell in love with this one because of the background; I love blues in grass, and I loved all those gorgeous brushstrokes. The grey in the white of the daisies was a brilliant idea. I’m not sure why it worked so well, but it did! Karen can you tell us what made you decide to switch to a smaller brush halfway through painting the petals? Thank you – lovely way to start the weekend!