Hello everyone and welcome to this video! Today we will be creating an herb garden illustration, focusing on 'ink art' and 'watercolor painting'. This 'ink and watercolor tutorial' will guide you through the process of inking 'herbs' and adding the watercolor on top to finish it off.
NOTE: Please use this tutorial for learning purposes, enjoying watercolors, and creating artwork for personal use only (including gifts for someone), and not commercial (selling your artwork). Thank you!
*Paper: Panart handmade watercolor book
*Brushes: Panart no 2 mop brush, Raphael no 2 and 8 round brush
*Ink pen Pigma Micron 03
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This video provides a step-by-step demonstration of inking and painting an herb garden. The artist shares their specific choice of handmade watercolor books, brushes, and ink pens, guiding viewers through a loose, sketchy style of illustration that emphasizes artistic freedom over rigid precision.
Hello everyone and welcome to my channel and welcome to this video. Today we will be inking
and painting this herb garden and for that I did use this PanArt watercolor book. It's a handmade,
fully handmade watercolor book. Also I used my own watercolor, some blue, violet, orange, yellow from
the sky set and from the earth set I used green, some darker brown, a lighter brown and yellow.
For the brushes I used this round number eight PanArt mop brush, Raphael number eight and number
four round brushes. Also for the inking I used Micron pigma 03 ink pen and you know that's all
the supplies and let's get to it. I will be starting with the inking and first I'm just
going to go on top of my sketch that I drew and traced and by the way this sketch is available
for download from my Patreon and if you join for free on my Patreon you will gain the access to
this sketch and some more sketches but if you would like this video in full length step by step
real time it will also be available for paid paint with me members on my Patreon. So as I mentioned
I'm just going on top of the lines that I already did and later on I will be doing a little bit more
of the details, embellishing. I do like to block everything in, put onto my paper with the ink and
then just add more details and stylize the drawing and you can see that my lines are not straight
they are quite sketchy, wibbly and wobbly and that's how I like it. I like to just make it
a little bit looser. So now moving on to the details, adding a little bit more ink to some of the
leaves for the rosemary, also adding a bit more ink for the pot, some shading and also some dirt maybe
details onto the pot. Same thing on the basil. I'm gonna add a bit more details to the leaves,
maybe some veins. Not to all of them but just to some. I don't want too many details and I don't
want to just draw every single detail. We do want to keep it quite loose and simple. We will be
adding watercolors on top and finish it with watercolor so it doesn't have to be in so many
details done with the ink. For the sage also just a bit more to make some lines a little bit thicker
and you can see straight away when just adding a little bit more of the ink how it just goes along
away and makes it a lot more interesting and pleasing to the eye. Also those signs and when
I'm done with the inking I will wet the paper first and then get a little bit of the green
and start with the green. I do want to have the bleeds and just keep it again quite loose with
watercolors. A little bit of the brown on the bottom and some orange for the pots. If everything
bleeds outside my edges that's fine. That's what I do want. I do want to keep it nice and loose.
Some shading also there and then a little bit more of the green onto the leaves for the rosemary. I'm
not gonna paint every single leaf and paper is still wet so you can see that that green that
I'm painting in is just going outside the edges also with the with the brown and now moving on to
the basil. I'm gonna use green just again not trying to paint straight within the lines. A little bit
more of the green in some parts and to some leaves and then some more splatters. Some yellow just to
make those leaves a little bit more interesting and diverse. A sage I'm gonna flowers I'm gonna
paint with violet and then leaves I'm gonna paint with green and a little bit of the turquoise
because green on the sage leaves on the sage are slightly different color than not so green.
They're also a little bit bluish so I did add a little bit of the turquoise to them. Some more
finishing details, shading, some more splatters, more brown on the bottom and I will dry this
completely and when it dries I'm gonna write in the text it's gonna be herb garden and with that
I'm done. So guys simple as that. I hope you enjoyed this video quite quick and simple as
I mentioned the sketch is available on my patreon. I will put the link in the description box.
If you do like this video please hit the like button, share it, comment, maybe hype it. I would
appreciate that a lot and if you haven't still please do subscribe to my channel. I have many
tutorials here on my channel for beginners, advanced painters, ink and watercolor, watercolor,
whatever you like, landscapes, everything, just everything you wish you can find on my channel.
So guys again thank you so much for joining me today for painting with me
and I do hope I will also see you in the next video. Bye!