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Realtime full length Watercolor glass vases technique (Patreon)

Published:
2026-01-30 17:34:23
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2026-01-30 17:35:46
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Here is the real time full length tutorial of the glass vases you saw on Youtube- I have attached the insp photo and trace of the vases below ( click on highlighted words after supply list)

Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: , , Prussian blue ,peacock blue, , cadmium yellow deep, , , burnt umber, , bright rose , , cadmium red-light , bright rose , Princeton no 12 round aqua elite brush , Princeton no 8 long round aqua elite brush , mechanical pencil 2b Boahong 100% cotton cold press paper 7 x 10" block

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real time watercolor glass vases & flowers

#watercolor #watercolortechniques #watercolorflowers Shop my Supplies Here : https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellencrimi-trent-artist _________________________________________________________________________ Supplies: holbein watercolor: , , Prussian blue ,peacock blue, , cadmium yellow deep, , , burnt umber, , bright rose , , cadmium red-light , bright rose , Princeton no 12 round aqua elite brush , Princeton no 8 long round aqua elite brush , mechanical pencil 2b Boahong 100% cotton cold press paper 7 x 10" block (disclaimer: these are affiliate links that I get a small fee from) Ellen Crimi-Trent is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for individuals to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. The cost to you for these products is the same, but Ellen earns a small commission and that keeps her channel growing! Thanks for stopping by! Please Like, Share & Subscribe! Ellen Copyright info: Videos produced by Ellen Crimi-Trent are intended for private use only- not for non-profit community, home and school groups or commercial.. Please no prints or mass market sales (Etsy). Thank you.

Comments

Amy N.

Oh my, this one is fantastic!

Karen

I can’t wait to try this! Thank you Ellen.

Lise-Marie

So beautiful. Really love it! I love the style of it and your style of teaching. It’s the first one I check out here . I can’t wait to try it. 🩷

Laurel Grady

Hoping to rewatch this and try it. Do I have access to rewatch you’re demos?

Elaine True

What mechanical pencil do you recommend?

Brenda Jones

Yay!! I finally get to learn how to paint vases like this!! I actually have a couple little colorful glass vases that I deliberately bought because of their color, and me wanting to learn how to paint them. I hadn't figured it out yet!! Thank you sooo very much, Ellen!! I sooo appreciate you!

ann marie gabriel

I just joined today Patreon. I always enjoy watching your videos. I'm new to watercolors. I'm excited to learn🩷 This is beautiful!

Tanja Brownlee

I mean no disrespect but, I could not stop giggling through this entire tutorial. Ellen, you are pretty funny to listen to and I do enjoy that from your videos. Today, I ran the tutorial at 50% speed (not something I normally do) and every time you laughed or chuckled, it totally cracked me up.

Susan Turner

I so enjoy watching your style of painting, Ellen! I must say you use your pallet differently than any other artist I’ve watched! How would you describe how you let your colors run together without worrying about keeping them separate? I’ve been wanting to ask you this for a long while!! is it your own particular style that causes this to work for you?

Ellen Crimi-Trent

I use a few different ones- when I travel that platte is more separated but really I use this one because you can see it better for filming I have seen many prof artists use Pike palettes so its one big center with paint all around whereas you will def get bleeds also- :) Not everyone likes them separated its more fun to have mixed paint.

Valerie Letteri

This was a fun one! I think I want to try it again hopefully improve on it a bit!