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How To Paint in Watercolour a Realistic, Cute Harvest Mouse!
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How To Paint in Watercolour a Realistic, Cute Harvest Mouse!

Learn how to paint realistic looking fur, a cute little mouse and let's get botanical with some wheat for it to sit on!
Created byPaul Hopkinson
Last updated 1/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn how to paint a detailed, realistic Harvest Mouse on wheat from start to finish, using various watercolour techniques.
  • This video takes you through the whole process of painting this cute fury mouse in fine detailed and all in watercolour.
  • Botanical wheat painting
  • Techniques such as wet in wet
  • Dry brush, Fine detail work
  • Working with my realistic fur layering technique, blending, softening layers and creating highights.

Course content

1 section5 lectures2h 19m total length
  • Introduction2:21

    This delightful harvest mouse will be a joy to paint, with the tiny eyes, smooth fur, pink little legs and all standing on wheat!  You will learn numerous techniques from the drawing out stage, wet in wet washes, how to work with shapes, assessing the details and how to apply those fine lines.  All that for the mouse and then you will be guided through the ear of wheat.

    So let's make a start on the cute little mouse and get those brushes wet!

    Paul :-)

  • Part 133:42

    In the first part of this tutorial we will get the drawing completed, paint the lovely eyes and apply the first wet in wet washes for the body colours.

    Have fun and let me know how you get on.

    Please find both the outline drawing and the reference photo attached for you.
    Paul :-)

  • Part 230:04

    In Part 2 we will be starting to get a few more layers on the little mouse. Each layer will add that extra feeling of depth to give this tiny one a warm coat to wear!

    The washes and layering are both excellent practice for painting fur.

  • Part 331:12

    In this third stage we will really concentrate on the detail. At the end of this section we will have completed all the layers of fur needed for the mouse.  We will be constantly checking the colours, tones, lights and darks so that our painting is as realistic as possible.

  • Part 442:22

    This is the final part of this lovely Harvest Mouse.  We will finally complete not just the Harvest Mouse but also the wheat.

    I hope you enjoyed this painting, let's see what we can do together the next time around. Paul

Requirements

  • A basic reasonable quality watercolour kit such as paints, watercolour white or white gouache, good watercolour paper, waterpots, kitchen roll and brushes.

Description

This delightful harvest mouse will be a joy to paint, with the tiny eyes, smooth fur, pink little legs and all standing on wheat!  You will learn numerous techniques from the drawing out stage, wet in wet washes, how to work with shapes, assessing the details and how to apply those fine lines.  All that for the mouse and then you will be guided through the ear of wheat.

So let's make a start on the cute little mouse and get those brushes wet!

Paul :-)

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner to advanced