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🙂 Here’s another quick and easy lesson for those days when you just want to paint something cute without spending hours on a complicated sketch!

In this mini tutorial, we’ll paint this sweet little tiger using simple shapes, warm watercolor washes, and a few fun details. It’s a relaxed project and a great choice for beginners.

We’ll keep everything simple and focus on enjoying the process: painting the basic shape, adding the orange color, creating the dark stripes, and finishing our tiger with a few small details.

As always, you’ll find the reference, tracing template, materials list, and step-by-step video attached to this post.

Grab your watercolors and let’s paint this little tiger together! 🐯🧡

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

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

Cadmium Yellow Medium PY35 [Whits Nights] (Indian Yellow PY150 [M.Graham])

Burnt Umber PBr7 [Daniel Smith] (Van Dyke Brown PR102/PBk8 [Jackson's])

White gouache

White acrylic marker Posca 0.7

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)

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Watch the preparatory lessons:

Materials video: https://www.patreon.com/posts/sketching-80343147

Liner and Pencil Practice video: https://www.patreon.com/posts/liner-and-pencil-80344410

Watercolor Practice video:  https://www.patreon.com/posts/watercolor-video-80345551

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Luna

I’m loving all these quick sketches 🤩 Thank you so much Anastasia 🫶🏼

DREAM & DRAW SKETCHING CLUB

Thank you so much, Luna! ❤️ I'm so happy you're enjoying them! I love creating these little quick sketches and sharing them with you 🤩🎨

Suzanne

These quick lessons are great. I love how this one helps me see the shapes that form the basis for a painting. And we can use this for any kind of cat or dog! I love it!

DREAM & DRAW SKETCHING CLUB

Thank you so much, Suzanne! 🙂 Yes, exactly! Learning to see the simple shapes behind a subject makes sketching so much easier, and once you understand the idea, you can adapt it to so many different cats, dogs, and other animals. So happy you enjoyed this one! 🎨🐾