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Art Process Video: Painting Succulents with Bombay Inks Part 2

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First published at 10:01 UTC on April 6th, 2021.

Studio Lumitar

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Hi everyone, welcome to my next video!

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This video is the second half of the succulent painting I started in a previous video. I finally finished up the remaining plants and then put in a background of a variety of green tones with a teeny bit of red. I wanted to keep the background fairly light to avoid taking away the contrast with the various plants.

I'm planning to try this design out on some greeting cards, and I'm keen to try some other subject matter in a similar style, such as mushrooms, coral and shells.

Materials used in this video:
Dr. Ph. Martin's Bombay Inks, set 1 and 2
Gold Line brush size 8
WHSmith Watercolour Paper 300gsm
Lineart was done with Faber-Castell erasable pencil
Video created with Wondershare Filmora

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