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Painting Roses Chinese watercolor demonstration
Hi everyone, I'm Kate Wu. Welcome back to my channel.
In this video, I'm going to paint some roses.
The reason why I'm painting roses is because
the rose is the national flower of England.
And you all know the reason why I'm painting this
in the memory of Queen Elizabeth II.
The flower has been adopted as England's emblem
since the time of the Wars of the Roses,
which is the Civil War in the 15th century.
And the rose is a combination of red rose and white rose,
which was just a symbol at that time.
And now there are a lot of hybrids of flowers,
and there are hundreds of species of roses now.
And one of them is called the Assyria rose,
which is a white rose with red tips.
And it's gorgeous if you check it online.
For the red color, I'm using the China red as the base,
and then dip some crimson red,
which is the deeper red that I've introduced before.
And I'm leaving some white space
as the petal of the white flower base.
The top right-hand corner of the red color
is the deep crimson red.
There are a lot of different color combinations
that you can try,
because there are just so many different species
of hybrids of roses now
that you can create as many combinations as you want.
For this painting,
I really like the ideas behind the red and white rose,
the Tudor rose of England,
because ever since these flowers
has been used to signify harmony and unity.
I like art and culture,
so when I started painting,
then I would do a bit of research
and find out about each of the plants
and whether there was any history
or the origins or anything special
about that particular plant
or birds or butterflies.
Now I'm mixing some green color
with the yellow and blue,
and get a touch of the red color
at the tip of my brush
before I paint the stems.
And the leaves are also in the same color tone.
Now I'm using just red color
to paint some spikes,
and veins on the leaves.
And I think that this is absolutely optional,
because it really depends on
whether you want to have a bit of details or not.
If you think that you have enough gradients,
then I think they'll be okay.
Thank you for watching.
I hope you like this video.
I'll see you next time.
