Daffodil Tutorial ~ Beginners (Patreon)

Hi everyone,

Here is the Daffodil tutorial for beginners.

I tried to paint this daffodil as simply as I could. I stopped myself from trying to add more detail. It's a fairly quick tutorial and won't take you long to paint. Painters who are more advanced might like to try this for a quick and fun painting that doesn't require too much energy.

Beginners, take your time with it and paint more than one of them so you can practise your technique. There's some mixing of paint colours in this tutorial which is something I don't do a lot of but it's good to practice.

All of the files you need are attached below my message here. I've included a photo of my finished painting as well as a scan of it because I think the colours are more accurate in the photo.

I hope you enjoy it.

Louise

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