Flannel Flowers Tutorial - Intermediate (Patreon)

Hi everyone,

I painted some Flannel Flowers in watercolour and made this tutorial for you. I used a limited palette of only three colours.

These are delicate Australian native flowers that have a woolly feel to the petals and foliage. I photographed them at our local Botanic Gardens. I've never tried to grow them myself but I always love the look of them when I see them growing.

All of the files you need to complete the painting are attached below my message here.

There are plenty of progress photos to help. Take your time with it. The painting is not that difficult but some patience is required.

Louise

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