Dip your brush into burnt umber and paint in the entire bucket area. While the apples are drying we can paint the bottom section of our bucket. You can be as detailed or loose as you want with this step. Apples Picking Doodle:ĭip your small round brush into your Alizarin Crimson and fill in each apple. I will walk you through each doodle individually letting you know when to wait for a certain area to dry before continuing. This is my favorite part! We are basically going to be coloring in our doodles like we would a coloring book, only using beautiful loose watercolors.Īs we paint in each doodle it is good to go back and forth between each doodle to let certain areas dry before moving on. Now that our waterproof ink is in place we can use our watercolor paint to fill in each doodle. Knowing this hack will help save you time erasing over your expensive watercolor paper. You can always save yourself some stress and learn how to trace your picture onto a canvas by checking out “ How to Trace a Picture onto a Canvas“. Wait for the ink to completely dry before erasing away the leftover pencil marks. It makes me feel like it completes my doodles and gives them a finished look. I love adding the black pen line to watercolor doodles. Once your pencil sketches are in place, use a waterproof pen to lightly trace over your sketches.
Erasing too much can leave weird lines in the paper that will show up with the watercolor paint in place over it. Be careful to not erase too much on watercolor paper.
Use the picture below as a guide or play around with different design placements. Now draw out a light sketch of each “Fall Must Have”. I will walk you through each step I took to create this wreath. Once my leaves were dry I very carefully used my Paynes gray paint to trace over the rest of my circle to give it a finished look.įor more in-depth details on how to paint this wreath watch the video above.
Then I surrounded them on either side with large green leaves. I choose to paint three pumpkins in a cluster on the bottom left side of my circle. This gives your painting a nice centerpiece to put all of your “must-haves” around. This circle will become a wreath, where we can title our Fall Watercolor Doodle “Must Haves”. Trace a circle in the middle of your watercolor paper. I highly recommend this product to you if you are looking for a beginner set of paints. This is the exact set I am using in the video above to create this painting. Click HERE to check it out! Colors Used:Īll of these colors can be found in this perfect beginner set of watercolor paints. If you would like to see all the art supplies I recommend, check out, “ My Supply List” page.
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