The Quick Color Flower Edition - Color in a different way

Learn to transfer drawings from a book to new paper, explore basic sketching with pencil and fineliner, and practice inking techniques to color your art.

Master relaxed pencil grip and light sketching to transfer designs, using a regular HB pencil, practice shading with hatching, and learn safe erasing techniques for clean, erasable drawings.

Learn to transfer designs to paper using the grid method, light box, smartphone app DaVinci, window tracing, and graphite transfer with practical, step-by-step demonstrations.

Mix waterproof pigment liners with pencils to create ink and color art, using hatching and stippling, and exploring 0.3–0.5 sizes for light and shadow.

Transfer a design from my book to your paper using the grid method, ink with archival pigmented ink, and build shading with hatching and stippling.

Learn the first steps of colored pencils, master blending and light/shadow effects, and create a photo album of three flower images you made to track progress.

Learn to use colored pencils by layering light to dark tones with a relaxed grip and smooth tips. Build color gradation through controlled pressure and careful sharpening for blended results.

Master the three color technique by layering three close colors to quickly build smooth gradations. Experiment with bristol, mixed media, and sketchbook papers using various pencils.

Learn to blend colored pencils with an alcohol blender and a colorless blender to create a smooth gradation and painterly effect. Start light and drag to dark, cleaning between colors.

Practice a three-color technique to draw a flower, blending yellows and blues to create light and shadows.

Create your own color artworks for a personal album using colored pencils and blending. Demonstrate transferring three images, choosing papers, and applying shading to floral compositions.

project 2 guides you to deepen a flower drawing by adding indigo shadows, refining edges and lines, then use a three-color approach with selective yellow highlights for depth.

Master watercolor pencils to create quick greeting cards by practicing swatches, blending, and light and shadow on a watercolor pad, then paint a simple flower.

Learn to use watercolor pencils by practicing on boxes, applying light and dark colors, blending with a water brush from light to dark, and drying between layers.

Learn to paint with watercolor pencils, building light, mid, and dark tones in petals using yellows, pinks, and indigo, with wet-on-wet cautions and lifting paint.

Practice painting a simple flower with watercolor pencils, layering pigment, applying light and shadows, blending colors, and refining edges to create a vivid bloom.

Learn to create pretty watercolor greeting cards by painting flowers on various papers, transfer the free designs, and explore light and shadow, color blending, and soft backgrounds.

Create three pretty greeting cards with watercolor pencils, choosing greens, pinks, purples, and yellows, apply background colors to make flowers pop on different papers, and fold them into finished cards.

Expand techniques with a fineliner by mixing ink, watercolor pencils, and pencils to create a unique mixed media artwork, and preview ideas for your own twists in this module.

Learn to sketch with a pen, using hatched and stippled shading, and blend ink with colored and watercolor pencils for expressive flower drawings.

In ink and colored pencils part 1, learn to create a media artwork by hatching and stippling daffodils, then color with oil dominant and wax dominant pencils on sketchbook paper.

Explore depth with ink using hatching, stippling, and cross-hatching, then color with four grayscale tones plus blue indigo for deep shadows in a mixed-media flower study.

Explore a mixed media piece using ink and watercolor pencils, scaled with the grid method, featuring indigo, chartreuse, lime green, absinthe green, Tuscan sun and orange hues.

Create a vibrant mixed media artwork by arranging dried flowers and drawings on a large sheet, using double-sided tape, and layering elements over a newspaper background.

Frame and color flowers with quick, subtle backgrounds, and practice techniques to create two framed artworks, one with watercolor pencils and one with colored pencils.

Combine ink, watercolor, and colored pencils into one artwork, starting with transferring and shading, then building a blue background with three tones: light, mid, and dark.

Explore quick background techniques to make drawings pop by using colored paper, graphite shading with 2b/4b pencils, blending with a finger, and careful erasing for contrast.

Learn to make a flower pop from the page by building a subtle background with light to dark grays and indigo, adding careful shading and color blending with markers.

Learn to frame two dahlia artworks and transfer designs, then paint with watercolor pencils and colored pencils using a three-color light-to-dark shading approach.

Create a subtle watercolor pencil shading behind a flower by using gray and midnight blue, dragging color away from petals, and layering ash black for depth.

Learn how to use the flat side of a colored pencil to build a soft textured background and blend shadows on textured paper, using mostly two grays.

Demonstrates framing two dahlia paintings using different frames and inner frames, comparing small and large frames, and guiding you through inserting artwork, avoiding reflections, and showcasing how framing enhances display.

Master quick color and flower-inspired techniques, exploring color in a different way, and view the outcome only after you complete the task.