Rose Bud Tutorial - Beginner - Intermediate (Patreon)

Hi everyone,

Here is the Rose Bud tutorial. This is a rose from my garden. It's from the same rose bush as the rose that's on my Patreon banner. It's a beautiful rose called 'Heaven Scent'.

I've listed this tutorial as suitable for beginner and intermediate painters. I think beginners with some experience could try to paint it. 

It's always a good idea to watch my tutorials all the way through before you begin painting. Then you can decide whether or not you think you could try painting it yourself. I also suggest painting the same subject more than once. I often paint the same subject two or three times. Occasionally the first painting I do is the best but more often than not, my second and third attempts are better than my first. 

Another tip is to not rush. Take your time when you paint and enjoy the process. Take plenty of breaks because painting is tiring. This tutorial is just over an hour in length but the rose itself took me all day to paint.

I've included a lot of progress photos of my painting to help. All of the files you'll find below my message here. The reference photo is my own.

Experiment with your colours. I used Permanent Rose as the pink for the rose but you could substitute it with a colour that you have. The greens you can mix from blue and yellow. When you want your green darker use a bit more blue.

Have fun!

Louise

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Thank you!