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VIDEO TUTORIAL: Dandelion (Patreon)

Published:
2026-03-24 13:00:11
Edited:
2026-07-05 08:55:40
Imported:
2026-09
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Here's a fun (and easy!) new realism tutorial for you. This time we'll be painting a dandelion, super satisfyin!

The color palette and reference photo we'll be using are attached to the post (as always, make sure to use a browser like Safari or Chrome when downloading, the Patreon app won't let you download attachments unfortunately).

DOWNLOAD COLOR PALETTE

DOWNLOAD PHOTO

I'm looking forward to seeing your results! Will you share them in the Flocreate Community? (JOIN HERE if you haven't already) Have fun!

Canvas size: 2300 X 3000

Layers: 7

*Grab all the Patreon brushes

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Painting a Dandelion

In this video I'll show you an easy way to paint a dandelion!

Comments

Kristin

Thank you! I really enjoyed this!

Katie Grimes

I loved this one! When I shared final results with some friends they all thought it was a photo!

Erik Jorgensen

Hello Flo. I am having a problem with your "Soft Short Fur" brush in Procreate. When I draw the circle with it (as in the dandelion), the brush rotates so the lines in the brush flow parallel to the stroke instead of remaining perpendicular. When I go into the brush studio to look at it on the drawing pad, it seems to work as expected, but when I go to use it on the canvas, it rotates the brush lines 90 deg. so they are parallel to the stroke. Do you have any suggestions as to what I need to do with the brush settings?

Art with Flo

Hmmm... perhaps you have 'orient to screen' turned on? It's in the brush settings under Properties.

Erik Jorgensen

Thank you Flo, that seems to have corrected the problem. I did discover that if you paint the brush counterclockwise, the brush shape rotates 180 degrees so the outer edge is opposite of what you get by painting the stroke clockwise.