Hello friends. Happy Wednesday. Today’s Instagram Watercolor Wednesday time lapse is this pretty watercolor feather. Head over to my Instagram to watch the video on my instastories.
I used similar method I used HERE. I think feathers are one of my favourite things to paint because there are so many variations.
If you’re interested, you can go HERE to get your own watercolor feather printable.
I’ll be heading to Arizona this weekend to attend CREATIVATION and I can’t wait to tell you all about it. In the meantime, you can follow along on Instagram…:)
Thanks so much for stopping by today.
See you next week.
much love,
Lucy
Ok – I just have to say that I love this feature – Watercolour Wednesdays! So inspiring. I am definitely going to get my paint brushes out! Can’t thank you enough!
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Ok – I just have to say that I love this feature – Watercolour Wednesdays! So inspiring. I am definitely going to get my paint brushes out! Can’t thank you enough!
I love your feather! It’s so pretty and I love how you did the white dots in it. Water colors are so much fun and I love to play with them. The problem is you can’t take them with you because you need water and it can be messy. Thanks for showing us how you did this and for letting us have a free printable. You are the best and I can learn a lot from you.
You got to go to Creativation? How cool is that? I wish I could have gone. It looked like everyone had so much fun from all the things I’ve seen on blogs. I’ll bet you did too. Please tell us all about it! I want to hear everything!
I am definitely going to get my paint brushes out! Can’t thank you enough!
I have two large wood panels and I would like to paint something on them. while I can use acrylic, I would prefer watercolor. only I don’t know if that’s possible as I’ve only painted watercolors on 140lb paper. is this possible? without gesso since that would make the watercolor act differently? how would i prepare the wood? oil maybe?
Thanks for sharing this wonderful post. Waiting for more like this.ytmp3