Art Practice | Simple Brush Stroke Flowers with Acylic Paint and Watercolour Paint

Описание: I'm trying to learn some new techniques and this art practice video is continuing my quest to create simple flowers using just a few brush strokes.

I haven't found this easy to learn, but this is Flower 16 (yes, I painted lots and lots of others before I made this one!).
It's about figuring out how much paint to use, how to turn the brush and control it.

I don't have much experience at using acrylic paints in this way. I'm usually the sort of person to draw out a picture before commiting paint to the page.

This is just a short video to document my progress and maybe it'll give a little inspiration to some.

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After becoming ill in October 2022 and being diagnosed with Graves’ Disease (in remission as of October 2024), I decided to start sharing tutorials for all of my flowers and creations. After spending eight years perfecting my techniques, I had to close my selling platforms due to my health — but I didn’t want that knowledge to be lost. So, I began sharing everything here on YouTube to help others learn and create too.

Since then, I’ve also been diagnosed with Connective Tissue Disease (February 2024) and Cutaneous Lupus (June 2024). I now live with chronic fatigue, brain fog, and episodes of pain and exhaustion. Because of that, I’ve shifted my focus to exploring art techniques and crafts I’ve always wanted to try but never made time for.

Drawing has become my go-to creative outlet — something I can do quietly, even on difficult days. For anyone dealing with chronic fatigue syndrome or autoimmune conditions, I can’t recommend it enough. Sometimes, a sketchbook and pencil can bring far more peace than endless doom-scrolling.

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