🦚Peacock Watercolor Sketching Process (No Voiceover) (Patreon)

In this video, I’m sharing the full process of painting this bright pink peacock — expressive, loose and full of color.

You will see how the sketch develops from the first light washes to deeper tones and final liner details. No voiceover, no interruptions — just a natural, real-time flow of watercolor sketching.

✨This format allows you to focus on the process itself.

Watch how colors blend, how layers are built and how simple strokes create texture and volume. Notice small details, transitions and decisions that shape the final result.

You can draw along at your own pace, pause when you need or simply enjoy the calm rhythm of painting.

🌿It’s a different kind of practice — quiet, focused and very intuitive.

A moment to slow down, observe and create.

🎨Here’s the palette we’ll use in this lesson (substitutes in parentheses):

Opera Pink PR122 [Daniel Smith]

Azo Orange PO62 [M. Graham] (Cadmium Orange PO20 [White Nights])

Quinacridone Red PV19 [Daniel Smith] (Carmine PV19)

Dioxazine Violet PV23 [Turner] (Violet PV3)

Ultramarine PB29 [Daniel Smith]

Dusk Purple PBk11/PV23 [Van Gogh]

Share your sketch:

On Instagram with the hashtag #dreamanddrawschool and tag my profile @dreamanddraw.school

In our chat 🎨Dream&Draw Club: Sketches & Homework 👉 https://www.patreon.com/dreamanddrawschool/chats (or go to Community > Chats > 🎨Dream&Draw Club: Sketches & Homework)

Happy painting!❤️