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Hello dear Patrons!

Welcome to this cozy and inspiring video lesson, where we’ll paint a soft and romantic summer scene in watercolor using Realistic Watercolor Brushes for Procreate. Together, we’ll capture the charm of delicate fabric, blooming flowers, and the natural texture of a woven basket—step by step, in a gentle and relaxing flow.

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to:

• Paint soft skin tones and natural hand shapes with subtle shading

• Create the look of lightweight fabric and flowing folds

• Add lush greenery and delicate florals with vibrant watercolor layers

• Illustrate the texture of a basket using simple brush techniques

• Bring the entire scene to life with light, shadow, and thoughtful details

This project is perfect for anyone wanting to practice digital watercolor in a calm, joyful way while creating a piece full of warmth and summer charm.

Before you start, don’t forget to download all the files and color palettes attached to this lesson. Let’s enjoy the process together!

Brushes:

Realistic Watercolor Procreate Brushes;

As always, if you have any questions or need help, feel free to reach out. I’m happy to assist!

Enjoy the process and happy painting! 🎨

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Lily

This month's video follows a painting of an elegant woman carrying a bamboo flower basket. While there are many details, following along step by step makes the painting process relaxing, and the completion is even more refreshing. This is a work I'm very satisfied with and love. Thank you Julia for your teaching.

Riah

Hi Julia! Might I ask, when preparing for watercolor paintings how do you determine what details of a subject will be sketched and what will not?

Julia Dreams

When creating a sketch, I usually start by outlining only the main form and key elements — the silhouette is especially important at the initial stage. These main shapes define the character of the subject. Smaller details or textures I prefer to add later in the process, especially if I have a reference to guide me. If I’m working without a reference, I try to mark just the essential elements that should definitely appear in the illustration and that I want to emphasize. Background or secondary details can also be added gradually. This way the sketch stays light and flexible, leaving room for watercolor to bring in its own softness and spontaneity.

Julia Dreams

Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it! ❤️