HOW TO PAINT A MOTH with WATERCOLOR | Paint a Whimsical Moth using Watercolor

This week we'll learn how to paint a moth with watercolor. We'll paint a whimsical moth with floral wings and burlap texture. We'll also work on creating the illusion of a furry body. Come paint along with me on this fun little project that uses watercolor to create interesting patterns and textures to make up our own version of a whimsical moth.

Materials Used
Paper:
Fabriano Artistico Cold Press Watercolor paper in Extra White, 300gsm
Paints:
Sennelier Aquarelle Artist Watercolors: Quinacridone Gold, Yellow Deep, Lemon Yellow, Sennelier Red, Quinacridone Rose, Alizarin Crimson, Rose Madder Lake, Cobalt Violet, Quinacridone Magenta, Cobalt Teal, Dioxazine Purple, Payne’s Grey, Cobalt Blue, Pthalo Blue, Ultramarine Blue
Daniel Smith Watercolors: Opera Rose
Dr. PH Martin Radiant Watercolors
Faber-Castel Albrecht Durer Watercolor Pencils
Brushes:
Da Vinci Gris Pur Mop size 4
Raphael Kolinsky Sable size 8
Billy Showell Kolinsky Sable size 6 & 4
Winsor & Netwon Series 7 size 6 and 3

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