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How to Simply Paint a Fashion Illustration
Simply Create your own outfit with our fashion painting activity kit. The template, set of Simply watercolour paints and this step-by-step guide will show you how to use the watercolours effectively to complete your fashion design.
How to Simply Paint a Fashion Illustration
Simply Create your own outfit with our fashion painting activity kit. The template, set of Simply watercolour paints and this step-by-step guide will show you how to use the watercolours effectively to complete your fashion design.
The materials in your kit
2 x Watercolour Round Brushes
Your step by step guide
Sit comfortably at a table with all your equipment provided within the kit. Firstly, squeeze a small amount of each colour onto a piece of paper or an artist’s palette. Then use the pre-printed template provided to help you create your painting. In this demonstration, we will work on a fashion design using Simply Watercolour paints.
Sit comfortably at a table with all your equipment provided within the kit. Firstly, squeeze a small amount of each colour onto a piece of paper or an artist’s palette. Then use the pre-printed template provided to help you create your painting. In this demonstration, we will work on a fashion design using Simply Watercolour paints.
Mix Orange and White to achieve an apricot pale pink colour. Then apply it to the entire skin of the character. Next, with the Yellow and Orange, create the hair using the Orange to add darker strokes to the tips and strands of the hair.
Use Black for the trousers, hat and newspaper. Dilute with water or mix with a small amount of White paint to achieve a very light Grey, use less White to create a slightly darker grey for the shadows. Use pure Black for the inside of the hat.
Tip: wash the brush well with each colour change.
Use Black for the trousers, hat and newspaper. Dilute with water or mix with a small amount of White paint to achieve a very light Grey, use less White to create a slightly darker grey for the shadows. Use pure Black for the inside of the hat.
Tip: wash the brush well with each colour change.
Mix Blue with Red to create Purple to paint the zebra pattern on the T-shirt. To achieve a lighter Purple, add White or dilute the paint using a small amount of water.
To complete your painting apply Red paint to the collar of the jacket, the handle of the bag, the ribbon of the hat and the lips of the character.
For the entire jacket and the front part of the purse, simply dilute the Red with water to create a faded pink, or add a small amount of White to the red paint to achieve a lighter Red.
To complete your painting apply Red paint to the collar of the jacket, the handle of the bag, the ribbon of the hat and the lips of the character.
For the entire jacket and the front part of the purse, simply dilute the Red with water to create a faded pink, or add a small amount of White to the red paint to achieve a lighter Red.
Your step by step guide
Sit comfortably at a table with all your equipment provided within the kit. Firstly, squeeze a small amount of each colour onto a piece of paper or an artist’s palette. Then use the pre-printed template provided to help you create your painting. In this demonstration, we will work on a fashion design using Simply Watercolour paints.
Sit comfortably at a table with all your equipment provided within the kit. Firstly, squeeze a small amount of each colour onto a piece of paper or an artist’s palette. Then use the pre-printed template provided to help you create your painting. In this demonstration, we will work on a fashion design using Simply Watercolour paints.
Mix Orange and White to achieve an apricot pale pink colour. Then apply it to the entire skin of the character. Next, with the Yellow and Orange, create the hair using the Orange to add darker strokes to the tips and strands of the hair.
Use Black for the trousers, hat and newspaper. Dilute with water or mix with a small amount of White paint to achieve a very light Grey, use less White to create a slightly darker grey for the shadows. Use pure Black for the inside of the hat.
Tip: wash the brush well with each colour change.
Use Black for the trousers, hat and newspaper. Dilute with water or mix with a small amount of White paint to achieve a very light Grey, use less White to create a slightly darker grey for the shadows. Use pure Black for the inside of the hat.
Tip: wash the brush well with each colour change.
Mix Blue with Red to create Purple to paint the zebra pattern on the T-shirt. To achieve a lighter Purple, add White or dilute the paint using a small amount of water.
To complete your painting apply Red paint to the collar of the jacket, the handle of the bag, the ribbon of the hat and the lips of the character.
For the entire jacket and the front part of the purse, simply dilute the Red with water to create a faded pink, or add a small amount of White to the red paint to achieve a lighter Red.
To complete your painting apply Red paint to the collar of the jacket, the handle of the bag, the ribbon of the hat and the lips of the character.
For the entire jacket and the front part of the purse, simply dilute the Red with water to create a faded pink, or add a small amount of White to the red paint to achieve a lighter Red.
What you'll need
Simply Watercolour
Daler-Rowney Simply Watercolour is a perfect starting point for artists and hobbyists looking to experiment with the watercolour technique. The colours wet easily onto the surface, and can be thinned with water to create washes and offer great value for money.
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Simply Watercolour Brushes
Daler-Rowney Simply Watercolour Brushes are made from natural hair in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit almost any need.
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Simply Watercolour Paper
Daler-Rowney Simply Watercolour Paper has a medium grain textured surface, perfect for the application of watercolour and gouache, as well as for drawing and ink techniques. It is perfect for hobbyists willing to experiment watercolour paintings.
VIEWAbout the artist:
The painter Amylee Paris tirelessly finds her inspiration in colour and nature. Her abstract blooms and portraits shine in several art galleries in the UK.
