Paint a Single Intuitive Flower & Listen | 28 Days of Play Day 18

Описание: In this intuitive painting session, I focus on painting a single loose watercolor flower, allowing it to nearly fill the page. The piece unfolds one step at a time… adding lines, color, dry pigment, and mixed media details by doing one thing and then pausing to listen for whats next?

Day 18 of the 28 Days of Play is an invitation to slow down, simplify, and listen.

At one point, a tiny flake of gold foil from a previous project blew across my desk. I took it as a small sign to add a touch of sparkle and continue trusting the process.

This video is about:
Intuitive painting and listening to your work
Letting go of planning and perfection
Following quiet creative cues
Creating with presence and pausing to listen

You don’t need to rush. You don’t need to decide ahead of time.Sometimes the most meaningful work happens when we slow down and listen.

✨ If you’re creating along, try focusing on one simple subject and allowing it to guide you. Just Breathe and Create.

Thank you for joining me for Day 18 of the 28 Days of Play.
I’ll see you tomorrow for Day 19. 💛


Supplies:
Watercolor Sketchbook and watercolor paints, guache, gel pens, gold foil, corrector pen, tape (or just use what you have and what calls to you!)

Chapters:
00:00 Welcome to Day 18 of #28daysofplay
00:20 Day 18 Prompt to Paint a Single Flower, pause and listen
01:00 Activate the canvas with a pen
02:10 Watercolor Play
06:00 Adding Dry Pigment
09:30 Adding a Guache Background
12:00 Adding Loose Leave
16:00 Adding playful marks with a gel pen
18:00 Krink Markers are Fun!
19:40 Moving Color around the canvas
20:30 Divine Foil Communication
26:00 Clean up Edges, Sign and Final Marks
27:50 Yes! A Sparkling Finish!

Thank you for being here. I’ll see you tomorrow for another day of 28 Days of Play 🌸

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