Video Tutorial - Cottage Garden 🌷🌸🌳 (Patreon)

Hi everyone!! 🤗

This month's theme is about Whimsical Landscapes! Last week I posted a poll which reference you would like me to draw this week for our video tutorial. It was a close call but the cottage garden won this time! 🥰

Note: Because I have such busy weeks preparing for my coliving experience (which start in less than 2 weeks) I didn't have enough time this week to add subtitles. So this is just a draw along video and you can read about the colors I'm using down below.

In this tutorial you can draw along with me while I draw this illustration:

You can download the reference image and read about the materials I used down below!

Materials ✨

For this illustration, I used the following colours for the base layer:

Tombow 126 (Light olive)

Tombow 553 (Mist purple)

Tombow 772 (Dusty rose)

Tombow 991 (Light Ocre)

The Faber-Castell pencils I used:

Faber-Castell 157 (Dark Indigo)

Faber-Castell 279 (Chrome Oxide Green)

Faber-Castell 188 (Sanguine)

Faber-Castell 283 (Burnt Siena)

Faber-Castell 217 (Middle Cadmium Red)

Faber-Castell 226 (Alizarin Crimson)

In this tutorial I switch very fast between the different colours, so look closely which colours I'm using :)

Reference image ✨

I recommend downloading this reference on your phone to get a smaller picture, this way you can't get lost in all the details 😊

For an overlook of all my favourite materials, I recommend reading these blog posts:

Blog Post: Colour Pallette update

My go-to materials 

My favourite watercolour art supplies

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And if you have any questions about my drawing process and techniques, don't hesitate to ask in the comments, message me, or share in the group chats! I'm more than happy to support you in your creative journey! 😊

Celyn 🌸

Music by Denis Pavlov from Pixabay