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Image 1 — Why this flower? Progress first to most recent. How in the world do you watercolor the petals. I can’t get the technique!
Image 2 — Why this flower? Progress first to most recent. How in the world do you watercolor the petals. I can’t get the technique!
Image 3 — Why this flower? Progress first to most recent. How in the world do you watercolor the petals. I can’t get the technique!
Image 4 — Why this flower? Progress first to most recent. How in the world do you watercolor the petals. I can’t get the technique!
Image 5 — Why this flower? Progress first to most recent. How in the world do you watercolor the petals. I can’t get the technique!
Image 6 — Why this flower? Progress first to most recent. How in the world do you watercolor the petals. I can’t get the technique!
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Why this flower? Progress first to most recent. How in the world do you watercolor the petals. I can’t get the technique!

For whatever reason, I’ve decided that I must paint this flower until I’m satisfied with how I’ve painted it and this hoe is hard. Somehow, I end up with a bunch of brown mush. I’m actually pretty happy with the last one even the last two are really good. I just don’t understand. My lines are so harsh no matter how delicate I am. And I cannot figure out how to layer it.

u/tea4t — 10 days ago
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Happy Father’s Day! Dad should get flowers too. From our first year with our cottage garden.

Swipe for full garden picture

u/tea4t — 4 months ago
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Caramel nope rope while doing yard work. CAUTION: watch your stepppp

u/tea4t — 4 months ago
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Majority of the pieces are from Japan. I’m so curious about any historical info that may be related to these pieces. They are so pretty! Lots of missing pieces from sets but some full sets. Any help appreciated!

u/tea4t — 6 months ago