Hi friends! Yesterday I wanted to paint a still life of the succulent my hubby bought me for mothers day, isn’t this plant lovely? Too bad its days are numbered. When you are an artist who struggles to keep plants alive you tend to paint them as soon as possible LOL!

Here is how the painting turned out. I put the original painting in my shop in case anyone is interested.

Now, sit back (or grab your paints!) and enjoy this longer-than-average tutorial! Do you like shorter or longer tutorials better?
Supplies (Affiliate links used)
- Aowin watercolor palette of 36 (awesome deal, be sure to click the coupon box if it is still there!)
- Watercolor crayons (neocolor2)
- Arteza hot press watercolor paper
- May new watercolor brush set is coming in July!

Want more?
If you are interested in learning how to use watercolor crayons effectively on their own you might like my Watercolor Crayon Workshop. You will learn how to create eight beautiful paintings step by step while mastering watercolor crayons. Or, if you’d like more long-format mixed media tutorials like this as well as the opportunity to upload your work for feedback you will love Critique Club! for $5 a month you have access to over 80 real-time lessons in a variety of media (plus 2 new tutorials added every month!) as well as monthly creative prompts! Click the link above to learn more about either class! Thanks for painting with me today and til next time happy crafting!
Humorous and enjoyed “When you are an artist who struggles to keep plants alive you tend to paint them as soon as possible LOL! “
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Hello, Thank you for all you do!
FYI I am all about the longer tutorials.
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I like all your videos, don’t even look at time.
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aww, thanks!
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Loved “watching” your thought processes!☺ It was abit long for me (time constraints) but that is the beauty of computers…ability to jump ahead in tiny increments! Love all you share and do! (Patina ☺)
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Love the longer tutorials, thank you
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I believe that some of that plant is a “Rosary plant”. Soooo pretty!
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Ummm … You D O have high hopes
for that succulent collection, don’t you!!
Hugs from aFar,
Kris
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