Rose with Pink Edges- Choosing Colours- Part 1 - Intermediate to advanced (Patreon)

Hi everyone,

Here is Part 1 of the Rose with Pink Edges tutorial.

Part 2 is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/81008817

In this tutorial I begin with a short demonstration about how I use Photoshop to help choose colours. If you want to skip over this part and get straight to the painting demonstration - it starts at around 9:46.

For this painting I narrowed my colour choices down to just four. I used Fabriano Artistico soft press paper but you don't need to use that particular paper. It could be painted on either hot press or cold press, whatever your favourite is.

All the files for the painting are attached below my message here. There are ten progress photos! Hopefully they will be useful as you paint. Click on the files to download them.

I hope you enjoy painting/watching it.

Louise

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