Greeting Cards Tutorial - Part 1 - Petunia & White Rose Bud - Beginner - Intermediate (Patreon)
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Hi everyone,
The people at Etchr asked me if I'd try out some products of theirs. I said I would so they sent me a box of greeting cards.
I painted four fairly easy flowers on them. This video is a tutorial of the first two flowers, a Petunia and a white Rose bud. In the second video I paint a white lily and a pink rose bud. Each flower took me about half an hour/45 minutes to paint and I tried to keep them as simple as I could.
Part 2 is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/68077881
I found the quality of the paper to be acceptable for simple paintings like these. They also sent me some envelopes as well. The envelopes are made of heavy card. The size of the opened out card is 21cm by 14.8cm (8.2 inches by 5.8 inches).
The reference photo of the Petunia was taken by Brigitte Werner and I downloaded it from Pixabay here: https://pixabay.com/photos/petunia-pink-bloom-blossom-180275/
The reference photo of the white rose bud is my own.
All of the files you need to complete the paintings are attached below my message here.
I hope you enjoy painting them.
Louise
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