A folk art style fox in transparent yellow, sap green and deep orange. I have pre-drawn a design for you to use as a guide. Simply rehydrate the paints with a few drops of water. Use a small pointed brush to add colour to the paper. Begin by brushing the fox shape with water and adding orange to that for a wet-in-wet effect. Then let the fox dry before adding details on top. Use the same technique for the oak leaves; wetting the shapes first the dropping in watery yellow, orange and green. Once dry the orange flowers and acorns can be painted in stronger colour. The kit contains a 15cm x 15cm square of 300gsm watercolour paper, a dot card of yellow, orange and green watercolour paint and some extra paper for practise or a design of your own.
A folk art style fox in transparent yellow, sap green and deep orange. I have pre-drawn a design for you to use as a guide. Simply rehydrate the paints with a few drops of water. Use a small pointed brush to add colour to the paper. Begin by brushing the fox shape with water and adding orange to that for a wet-in-wet effect. Then let the fox dry before adding details on top. Use the same technique for the oak leaves; wetting the shapes first the dropping in watery yellow, orange and green. Once dry the orange flowers and acorns can be painted in stronger colour. The kit contains a 15cm x 15cm square of 300gsm watercolour paper, a dot card of yellow, orange and green watercolour paint and some extra paper for practise or a design of your own.
All you need is a small pointed brush and some water. The paints rehydrate and you can use them as I have suggested in my design, or you can use your imagination and adapt yourself. A bit of fun and relaxation, suitable for teenagers up. Professional quality watercolours and 140lb/300gsm watercolour paper. Pencil marks should rub out when you have finished.
