I have been busy taking photos and stocking up my Etsy shop today which left me with very little time for the water colour face I had intended to paint for the 29 Face Challenge. I am extra challenging myself with the medium water colour because I have not much experience with this. It is not required in the Challenge so don't worry you can use any medium.
Little miss Friz. |
So for now I am keeping it very simple. Just using two colours, orange and pink. Mixing those creates a flesh tone. So just three blops of cheap children's water colours from a local toy store and some scribble with Faber-Castell Pitt pen is all it took to create Little Friz.
Cheap children's paint are a great start for beginning water colour artists. |
I will show you if you want? Keep the tips about watercolour coming in. I will put them all together for you at the end of the Challenge. Thanks to Catherine I have spend another fortune on supplies.
10 comments:
:0) She is sweet!11 My hair looks like heres this morning..only mine is much bigger :0)
I bet you could work wonders with whipped cream and spaghetti noodles, too! Haha!
It wouldn't matter what medium you chose...you'd never cease to wow me!!
I love how you color 'outside the lines'!
for a little being that is so simple she has so much character.....:)
i liked the tip on strathmore about spraying your palette first, so obvious but id never done it...
it is so easy to spend money on supplies! charming lass~
Love this delicate style of colouring, it really suits her :D XXX
I love this style of work, very loose and pretty and still delicate! Yeah for you!!!
That's a great challenge, Manon. :) I like doing faces with watercolors. Your Friz looks adorable! :)
your watercolor is adorable. your flesh tone is good:)
i usually use orange and a bit of purple for flesh:)
Different from your usual, and still pretty. Isn't it fun to try stuff? It's a bit scary, but always fun to try
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